Pecos High names Class of 2013 valedictorian and salutatorian
Pecos High School announces Megan Kris Apolinar as valedictorian for the Class of 2013 with plans to study at the University of Texas at San Antonio and pursue a physician assistant career. Salutatorian is Lee Grads.
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Pecos
Megan Kris Apolinar
Ana
Steve Apolinar
University of Texas At San Antonio
Apolinar
Pecos City weighs Delcom broadband through water towers plan
At a May 23 meeting City Council discussed allowing Dell City based Delcom to use Pecos water towers for wireless internet. Delcom plans fiber interconnects to Pecos Barstow Toyah ISD and 40 anchor institutions with private customer prospects nearby. Survey data from Sierra Blanca shows potential Pecos uptake at 40 a month for 1 mbps and 80 for 3 mbps with 1800 to 2200 possible subscribers.
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Pecos
Dell
Ellis McCasland
Delcom
Dell Telephone Cooperative
Permian Basin
Pecos- Barstow-Toyah
Sierra Blanca
McCasland
Friday Schedule Notice for Pecos Newsroom
A brief notice lists Friday hours from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm and provides the contact email news pecos net for Pecos news staff and readers seeking information.
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News
Pecos
Weather Outlook Foreshadows Heat Wave Through Weekend
The forecast calls for highs near 107 on Friday with sunny hot conditions and west winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday night remains mostly clear with a low around 64, then Saturday brings a high near 98 and a 20 percent chance of showers after 1am. Sunday and Monday stay mostly sunny with highs near 93 and 99 respectively.
Reeves County eyes funding, road repairs rule out of oil use
Reeves County Commissioners met at the courthouse to address deteriorating county roads damaged by heavy oil and gas truck traffic. Judge W J Bang cited Senate Bills 1747 and 1025 as potential state aid, with Road and Bridges Administrator Russ Salcido outlining costly materials and the need for a solid base.
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Rosie Flores
Reeves County
W.J. Bang
Bang
Russ Salcido
Salcido
Austin
Sulcido
Orla
Ambulance contract faces review as EMS plan shifts
Reeves County Hospital District explores ending its two year EMS agreement with Town of Pecos City and Air Ambulance Stat Med Pro amid months of transfer delays to Midland Odessa and other areas. CEO Al LaRochelle says a study will assess transfers from Jan 2012 to Apr 2013 and its impact on patient care and costs. Board president Leo Hung questions profitability versus service reliability and warns of a possible $500,000 yearly increase if the switch occurs.
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Pecos City
Reeves County Hospital District
Hospital District
Reeves County
Air Ambulance
Stat/Med Pro
Hospital District Board
al LaRochelle
LaRochelle
Leo Hung
Air Ambulance Stat
EMS
Odessa
Hung
June 15 election set to break P-B-T board tie
A special election on June 15 will determine the Pecos Barstow Toyah ISD board seat after a May 11 tie of 352 votes between incumbent Louis Matta and challenger David Flores. Early voting runs June 3 to 11 at the T and P Railroad Depot Pecos with Election Day voting at the same site.
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Rosie Flores
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Stafford Street
Oak Streets
Pecos
Debra Thomas
Texas
T&p Depot
Stafford St
Barstow
East Concho
Saragosa
West Main
Toyah
Toyah City Hall
Balmorhea Lake adds facilities and fish as visitors rise
Reeves County Water Improvement District No 1 reports more fish and upgraded facilities at Balmorhea Lake amid rising weekend visitors in the Trans-Pecos. Pat Brijalba notes Northern Large Mouth Bass totaling sixty two thousand on May 20, with TPWD expectant growth to eight inches by May 2014. Dave Espy of Friends of Balmorhea Lake cites weekly turnout around four thousand to eleven thousand during holiday weekends, signaling economic and park activity growth.
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Trans-Pecos
Reeves County Water Improvement District
Pat Brijalba
Reeves Pxas Parks
Tpwd Techs
Brijalba
Balmorhea
Dave Espy
Friends of
Texas
Ephriam breaks color barrier in Texas state tourney
Iria Ephriam Jr. known as Bubba, a 74-year-old Abilene resident, was the first Black player in the Texas high school state basketball tournament. He recalls the 1957 semifinal at Gregory Gym in Austin, facing boos and debris, scoring none and rebounding 13 as Pecos High School beat his team 71-62, before losing the final to Houston Smiley 52-35.
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Abilene
Iria Ephriam Jr
Bubba
Ephriam
Bubba Ephriam
Texas
Gregory Gymnasium
Austin
Ess
Pecos High School
Houston Smiley
Lewis Qualls
Eagles
Qualls
Texas A&m
Golden Eagles
Iria
Bubba” Ephriam Jr
Pecos Eagles
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Kiersten Price
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Rudy Villegas
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