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We Look Forward to Serving YOU!

A West Texas State of Mind

(432) 336-7134 809 W. Dickinson • Fort Stockton www.wtstatebk.com

Like a Good Neighbor. State Farm is There ... Providing Insurance & Financial Services

Kessia Ledesma, Agent 1001 N Pecos St Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Bus 432.336.8575 • Fax 432.336.5534 kessia@kledesma.com • kledesma.com

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WELCOME TO FORT STOCKTON A City On The Move

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elcome, to Fort Stockton, Texas! Located in the Trans Pecos region of the southern reaches of the vast Permian Basin in the Chihuahua Desert of West Texas, Fort Stockton was originally settled as a crossroads destination providing protection, provisions and a water supply to westward bound travelers.

The city is rich in the history of the settling of the west and features a downtown National Register Historic District and the reconstructed and refurbished historic fort, an excellent example of a western frontier military post.

Fort Stockton is a city on the move. You can sense it from your first visit, where

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Paisano Pete, the world’s largest roadrunner, greets you as he hurries by. You can see it at the Visitor Center, housed in a historic train depot, that is now enjoying the results of countless hours of loving restoration. You can hear it in the waterfalls that surround the Center, as they echo the Comanche Springs which first attracted Indians and settlers to the region hundreds of years ago. Silhouettes of these long ago residents enjoy the water, in the shadow of energy-efficient and environmentally friendly windmills that provide power to the center.

Fort Stockton gives a nod to the historic, but has its eye clearly on the future. Energy plays a big part in the city’s economy,

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Table of Contents Message from the Mayor .............................................................................6 Chamber Mission .............................................................................7 History of Fort Stockton .........................................................................8-9 Top Ten Things to do in Fort Stockton ...............................10-13 Facts & Figures ..........................................................................14 Government & Healthcare ..........................................................................15 including oil and gas, and now wind.

Today, Fort Stockton remains an important travel center and an excellent destination from which to explore far West Texas and Southeast New Mexico. On the list of day trips from Fort Stockton are four national parks and historic sites: Carlsbad Caverns, Guadalupe Mountains, Fort Davis and Big Bend. Also within an easy drive are seven state parks and historic sites: Fort Lancaster, Big Bend Ranch, Fort Leaton, Davis Mountains, Balmorhea, Monahans Sandhills and Hueco Tanks. And nearby are the historic towns of Marathon, Alpine, Marfa, Fort Davis, Balmorhea and Pecos.

As the major travel center on IH-10, halfway between San Antonio and El Paso, Fort Stockton features modern facilities for today’s travelers including nearly 1,200 hotel rooms, 8 RV parks, 30 restaurants and 14 service stations. Please see the Buyer’s Guide in this publication to help you make your selections.

Fort Stockton features a dry, mild climate, with winter temperatures rarely dropping below 30°F, summer temperatures rarely above 95°F and less than 14 inches of precipitation per year.

The city of Fort Stockton has a thriving business community, an excellent educational system and a full spectrum of healthcare services.

Energy production, in particular oil and gas, plays an important role in the economy of Fort Stockton. Fort Stockton is the county seat of Pecos County, the only county in Texas to be a top ten producer of both oil and natural gas. Wind energy production is also developing in Pecos County.

The county currently ranks fourth in renewable energy production in Texas, the number one ranked renewable energy producing state. The three hundred acre Pecos County Industrial Park is located near the county airport and features a Foreign Trade Zone. The Fort Stockton Enterprise Zone was created to provide incentives for new commercial development.

A mild climate, a driven and energetic business community, access to important transportation, education and healthcare services and within easy reach of vast recreational destinations combine to make Fort Stockton a great place to visit, work or live.

Education ...................................................................18-19 Youth Leadership ..........................................................................19 Signature Events ..........................................................................20 Annie Riggs Museum ..........................................................................21 Church Directory ..........................................................................22 Relocation Guide ..........................................................................22 Exploring Fort Stockton ...................................................................24-25 Calendar of Events ..........................................................................26 Buyer’s Guide ...................................................................28-30 Advertiser Index ..........................................................................31

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Message from the Mayor & City Council

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Chamber Mission

Welcome one, Welcome All!!

Whatever occa sion brings you for us to make an impression th to the city of F ort Stockton is at will last you an opportunity a lifetime.

The Chamber ca n be utilized as a resource to loca a history of help l businesses, vi ing to build a st sitors, and the co ronger commun mmunity as a w ity by hosting se tinues to promot hole. With veral events an e business grow d programs, the th by providing chamber conservice and educ The Chamber ha ational guidance s a very hard w . or ki ng an d dedicated staf Corkle, Bookkee f consisting of per and Membe Executive Vice rship Developm President Arna tor, Laura Stone ent Coordinator Mc, Kay Hemphill; r. The chamber staff is in place and Visitor Cen ter Coordinato help serve th your business so e community an please feel free d provide servic to contact them es to you and with any questi Our organization ons or concerns consists of over .

21 0 m em bers and is dire dedicated to se cted by the boar rving area busi d of directors an nesses, churches d officers. We ar an d civic organiza Our board mem e tions. bers are voluntee rs from local bu develop policies si ne sses. The board and programs to meets monthly enhance busine to address issues include the annu ss and commun and to ity opportunitie al Chamber of s. Some of thes Commerce Ban e opportunities quet, Glitz, annu tion. al Christmas pa rade, and 4th of July celebraFinally, we wor k very closely w ith the many civi to assist and prov c clubs in our co ide resources an mmunity. Club d personnel for members are al munity. ways willing many beneficial programs for ou r citizens and bu siness comWe have experi enced huge grow th in our organization community invo over the years lvement. and have seen a great increase We are fortunat in our e to live and wor k in Fort Stock ton TX. Let us know how WE Respectfully, can help YOU! Rhonda Gollihe r President, Fort Stockton Cham be

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Historic Fort Stockton, Parks & Attractions

Historic Fort Stockton

Historic Fort Stockton, strategically placed at Comanche Springs, was active from 1867 to 1886. Today, four of the original 35 fort buildings remain, including the Guard House and three officer’s quarters.

Two of the barracks and two kitchen/mess halls have been reconstructed. The Historic Fort Stockton Museum is located in Barracks #1 on the east side of the parade grounds.

A support group, Friends of Fort Stockton, assists in fund raising for the continued development of the Fort. Visitors should proceed to Barracks #1 to pay the visitor fee and pick-up a complete guide to the fort, including buildings open for visiting and event schedule.

Parks

Rooney Park, and the other city parks, are the family activity and recreation centers featuring walking paths, play ground and picnic equipment, basketball, tennis, soccer and volleyball facilities.

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County Attractions

Fort Stockton-Pecos County Airport Opened in June 1942 with two 2,500 foot turf runways, the airport was named Gibbs Field or Fort Stockton Field and was used by the United States Army Air Forces as a training base during WWII. It began training United States Army Air Corps flying cadets under contract to Pacific Air School Ltd using Fairchild PT-19s, PT-17s and a few P-49 Warhawks.

Inactivated in 1944 with the drawdown of AAFTC’s pilot training program, it was discharged to the War Assets Administration (WAA) and became a civil airport, today serving as a county airport. Full services are available including 24/7 FBO services and major and minor A&P mechanics. Jet A and 100LL are normally stocked. The field

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has two asphalt and three turf runways.

Pecos County Desert Pines Municipal Golf Course is an 18 hole course located near the airport and the home course of PGA pro Blaine McCallister.

Pecos County Coliseum and Civic Center are large special event centers located near the airport and are venues for rodeos, fairs, dances, concerts and other large scale special events.

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Paisano Pete, the world's largest roadrunner, welcomes people into Fort Stockton.

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Historic Fort Stockton. The city that was later to be named Fort Stockton grew up around Comanche Springs and later became a military outpost. See page 8.

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See the Grey Mule Saloon on Historic Walking and Windshield Tour, now offering wine tastings from Ste. Genevieve Winery. See page 25.

The Annie Riggs Memorial Museum still keeps house with the past amid exhibits echoing yesteryear in Pecos County. See page 21.

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The Pecos County Jail is probably the most attractive in the state and if it wasn't for the bars, it might easily be mistaken for a home. See pages 25.

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Comanche Springs Swimming Pool and Pavilion. The pavilion was built in 1938 over the Big Chief Spring. It was the largest spring in the system and flowed 65 million gallons of water a day.

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Fort Stockton Water Park located in City Park at the corner of Railroad Avenue and Everts. It is open Monday-Friday 2pm-9pm and weekends from 9am-9pm.

Stocktons Entertainment.

This entertainment offers a multitude of activities which includes bowling, mini golf, movies, food, games & more. Located at 2181 W IH-10.

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A company of U.S. Cavalry follows their captain toward Fort Stockton--and home-- in "Marching to Fort Stockton". These silhouettes can be seen just south of Interstate-10, about one and a half miles east of the Mararthon exit. Look for the old adobe airplane hangar near the highway. The silhouettes are to the south.

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In Historic Downtown Fort Stockton you can visit the First National Bank, Grey Mule Saloon and Zero Stone Memorial Park to name a few.

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Facts & Figures Location

Latitude: 30.89 N, Longitude: 102.89 W County: Pecos. Fort Stockton is the county seat.

Zip Code: 79735 Area Code: 432

Demographics Population:

Fort Stockton, 2010 census: 8,535 Pecos County, 2009 census: 16,248

Population density: Fort Stockton: 1,617/sq. mi. (low) Pecos County: 4/ sq. mi. (very low) Median Age: 34.1 Male: 52.7% Female: 47.3% Hispanic: 73.7% Anglo: 22.7% Other: 3.6%

Cost of Living

COL Index, 2009: 75.4 (U.S. average 100) Median Income, 2009: Fort Stockton: $35,409 Texas: $48,259 Median detached home value, 2008: Fort Stockton: $57,825 Texas: $125,800

Safety

Fort Stockton law enforcement per 1,000 residents: 2.47 (Texas average 2.17, U.S. average 3.00) Crime Index: 304 (U.S. average 321)

Climate

Elevation: 3,100 feet above sea level.

Daily average high temperature: July, 95° F Daily average low temperature: January, 30° F Rain: 13.9 inches per year Snow: 5 inches per year Sunshine: 275 days/year Humidity: Low vs. U.S. average

Emergency Services

Fort Stockton Police Pecos County Sheriff Texas Department of Public Safety, Highway Patrol U.S. Border Patrol Fort Stockton Volunteer Fire Department Emergency Medical Service CareStar™ Air Ambulance

Employment

Unemployment rate: Pecos County, April 2010: 5.5% Texas, April 2010: 8.1% Largest employment categories: Oil field service Prison management Education Health care Government services Accommodations and food service Major employers: Sandridge Energy Texas Department of Criminal Justice Fort Stockton ISD City of Fort Stockton and Pecos County Pecos County Memorial Hospital Stockton’s Entertainment Complex

Taxes

State Income Tax: NONE 2010 total property tax rate: $2.2315 per $100 valuation Total sales tax: 8 Âź % The data presented here has been compiled from several sources deemed reliable but is not guaranteed.

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Government & Healthcare

The City of Fort Stockton 121 W. 2nd St. P.O. Box 1000 Fort Stockton, Texas 79735 p. 432-336-8525 f. 432-336-6273 www.cityfs.net

Mission: “The mission of the City of Fort Stockton Municipal Government is to promote and value public confidence and trust by the accountable use of community resources; to ensure public safety; improve public services; promote local recreation and entertainment; and generate economic development.”

Fort Stockton is a General Law Type A municipality and the municipal government is the councilmanager form of government. The governing body of the city is the City Council which consists of an Pecos County Memorial Hospital 387 W. IH-10 Fort Stockton, Texas 79735 432-336-2004 www.pcmhfs.com “Pecos County Memorial Hospital provides high quality, family focused health services in a cost effective manner to the families we service in partnership with our community.”

Pecos County Memorial Hospital is a county owned facility, licensed for 27 beds and staffed with 188 full-time employees. Services include a Level IV Trauma Center Emergency Room, a well equipped OR, Maternity Care

elected Mayor and five (5) Council Members. There are two regular City Council meetings per month, the second and fourth Tuesday.

The City Manager is appointed by the City Council and is the chief Center, a blood bank, a comprehensive clinical laboratory that is CAP certified, radiology equipped with a CT scan, respiratory therapy and Pecos County Community Health Center, a rehabilitation and fitness center.

PCMH services also include Emergency Medical Needs via a staffing of Medical Doctors that are on duty 24/7.

PCMH also includes family medicine through Family Care Center. The FCC has a staff of 4 doctors and a Mid Level Nurse Practitioner and is located on the second floor, known as the Family Care Center. PCMH also offers Home Health and Hospice services with offices located on campus.

In addition to PCMH there are sev-

administrative and executive officer of the city. The city government is organized into seven (7) departments and has fourteen (14) affiliated advisory boards. eral other private health care providers and services available in Fort Stockton.

Please refer to the Buyers Guide for a full range of health care services, equipment and facilities.

Providers such as physicians, dentists, veterinarians, chiropractors, optometrists and services such as massage therapy, yoga, healthcare equipment and pharmacies are all readily available in Fort Stockton.

To contact other PCMH facilities, call 432-336-2058 • Family Care Center • PCMH Home Health • PCMH Specialty Clinics • PCMH Physical Therapy & Wellness Center

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Education

Campus Contact Information: Alamo Elementary; K-3rd 804 S. Hwy. 385 p. 432-336-4016

Apache Elementary; preK-3rd 208 W. 18th p. 432-336-4161 Fort Stockton Intermediate; 4th-5th 1100 W 2nd p. 432-336-4141

Public Schools Fort Stockton Independent aSchool District 101 West Division St., Fort Stockton, Texas, 79735 p. 432-336-4000 f. 432-336-4008 www.fsisd.net

MISSION: “The mission of the Fort Stockton Independent School District is to remain totally committed to the development of students as life learners and productive, self-sustaining contributors to society.”

Small class sizes, accelerated programs, and excellent facilities enable the student body to achieve its potential while developing a love of learning which will continue through life. There are five (5) FSISD campuses; two (2) elementary, an intermediate, middle and high school. Current total enrollment is 2,350 students and the teaching staff is 187. The AEIS rating for 2009-2010 is Academically Acceptable. The seven (7) member school board meets the 4th Monday each month. The budget for the 2010-2011 school year is $31 million.

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Fort Stockton Middle School; 6th-8th, 2400 W. 5th p. 432-336-4131

Fort Stockton High School; 9th-12th 1200 W. 17th p. 432-336-4101

The Butz Education & Daycare Center provides a safe place for FSISD students and staff to leave their children during the school day.

400 S. Young St. • p. 432-336-4121 School photos courtesy Fort Stockton ISD

Colleges & Universities

Midland College Williams Regional Technical Training Center: 1309 W. IH-10 Fort Stockton, Texas 79735 p. 432-336-7882 www.midland.edu/wrttc/

WRTTC of Fort Stockton, built in 1996 to advance higher education in the region and to enhance workforce development, is a full service extension campus of Midland College.

The WRTTC was approved by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools as the first branch campus of Midland College in 1998.

In 2000, the facility size was doubled as a result of aggressive community fundraising efforts.

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Youth Leadership of Fort Stockton

Colleges & Universities (cont.)

Youth Leadership of Fort Stockton is a program sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Its mission is: to promote a community based educational program where Fort Stockton high school students will be challenged to become the future leaders of Texas and our nation. The program accepts applications from high school seniors at the beginning of the school year. Ten students are selected based on their answers.

Youth Leadership begins with an orientation to the program. The orientation is designed to build a bond between the students by having them participate in team building exercises. The program then meets once a month during the students’ lunch hour for a total of nine meetings. The meetings are designed to educate the students on the following topics: economic development, financial planning, preparing for college, community service, top three industries in Pecos Country, health services, and regional planning.

At the end of the year, Youth Leadership awards scholarships to three students who have accumulated the most points. Students accumulate points by attending the monthly meetings, volunteering, and mentoring. Scholarship money is raised by private donations and fundraiser and will be handed out by the donator at the end of the year.

The WRTTC campus serves its students through university parallel and occupational/technical certificate and associate degree programs, a wide variety of continuing education offerings and programs offered in collaboration with the Fort Stockton Independent School District.

Offerings are supported by advanced instructional technology and interactive television.

Computerized distance learning technology links many WRTTC programs to the Midland campus. In support of the growing energy industry in the region the WRTTC and the FSISD provide a dual credit high school Energy Technology Program. This innovative program results from collaboration between WRTTC, FSISD, Pecos County and the Fort Stockton EDC. The two year program provides students with a solid foundation of skills that the energy industry seeks in the wind, oil and construction areas There are four (4) colleges or universities within an easy commute of Fort Stockton.

Midland College Sul Ross State University Midland, Texas Alpine, Texas p. 432-685-4500 p. 432-837-8011 www.midland.edu www.sulross.edu Odessa College Odessa, Texas p. 432-335-6400 www.odessa.edu

University of Texas Permian Basin Odessa, Texas p. 432-552-2020 www.utpb.edu

GENERAL OPENING HOURS WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY • 1:30 to 7 pm MONDAY & TUESDAY • CLOSED

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Signature Events

The Water Carnival

Rooney Park is home to the historic Comanche Springs Pavilion and Swimming Pool built in 1938 over the Big Chief Spring. The pool is the site of Fort Stockton’s annual Water Carnival, which includes hundreds of participants as synchronized swimmers, actors or dancers portraying a theatrical plot. James Rooney Memorial Park is a shady and spacious park with picnic areas, a walking trail, ball fields, basketball and tennis courts.

Big Bend Open Road Race

Fort Stockton is the starting point for this “most challenging open road race in the world” held the 4th Saturday in April along Hwy. 285 to Sanderson (59 miles each way).

This event draws hundreds to the area and offers excitement for all ages. Volunteers are welcome. Go to www.bborr.com to find out more.

• Free SuperStart Breakfast • Free High Speed Internet • Outdoor Pool

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Silhouette Shooting Meet

The biannual International Handgun Metallic Silhouette Association shooting festival draws enthusiasts from around the country.

Jacuzzi Rooms Available In-Room Office Hair Dryers Exercise Room Iron/Ironing Board

Super 8 Motel Fort Stockton

432-336-8531

I-10 Exit 256 • 3200 W. Dickinson Blvd. • www.Super8.com

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July 4th Celebration

The celebration is held in Rooney Park, featuring food, fun, arts and crafts, live entertainment and, of course, fire works.

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Annie Riggs Museum • Treasure of Pecos County The Annie Riggs Memorial Museum still keeps house with the past amid exhibits echoing yesteryear in Pecos County. It is owned and operated by the Fort Stockton Historical Society. The Museum is housed in an original adobe structure that was the Riggs Hotel (built 1899) where Annie Riggs was the proprietor until her death in 1931.

Riggs purchased the hotel in 1904 with the proceeds from the estate of her late husband, the renowned gunslinger and all around troublemaker, Barney Riggs, who was shot and killed by Buck Chadborn (Annie’s son-in-law) in 1902. Hanging on the wall are Annie’s House Rules addressing guests with no luggage, spitting on the floor and the “burning of light” unnecessarily.

In the lobby, a stern-faced lineage of sheriffs gaze down at visitors. The desk from Sheriff A.J. Royal’s office whispers of his 1894 murder, a bloody chapter in the history of Pecos County. On the desk is a 1902 ballot box from Sheffield, which was fished out of the Pecos River after being tossed there when the folks in East Pecos County objected to an election that didn’t suit them.

The parlor, dining room, kitchen and one

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guest room are furnished much as they were during the hotel’s heyday. The cast iron bed in the guest room was ordered from Sears and Roebuck in 1900 for a cost of $6.75, including freight.

Other rooms offer displays on the area’s vast and diversified history. The Archeology and Geology Room exhibits the tusks of a Columbian mammoth and related artifacts found at a site eight miles from town. Visitors learn of geologic formations and come to understand why this area has plentiful oil and gas resources. The Butz Room features a Wells Fargo strong box made of cast iron and the safe from Koehler’s Store with its hidden keyhole. The popular Cowboy Room features local cowboy and ranching exhibits with saddles, boots, bits and spurs.

The Pioneer Room includes memorabilia from pioneering families, such as turn-ofthe-century clothing, heirloom items and surveying instruments.

The Temporary Exhibit Room has an excellent, colorful and informative mural of Pecos County history by artist Stylle Read.

A Pecos County video is available for

ATM & Motor Bank 501 West Dickinson Blvd.

Mon-Fri: 8am-6pm, Sat: 9am-12pm

Sanderson Bank 216 West Oak Street (432) 345-3331

Photos courtesy Annie Riggs Museum.

leisurely viewing. The Hispanic room includes needlework and cultural displays.

Visitors can also experience a thriving desert garden, inviting benches on the wrap-around porches and a charming interior courtyard with a restored Pecos County buggy.

The Summer Off The Patio concert series features country and folk music performances every other Thursday evening during the summer months. Concerts are free and visitors welcome. The Annie Riggs Memorial Museum is open six days a week and is located at the corner of Main and Callaghan in Historic Downtown Fort Stockton.

Sierra Blanca Bank 101 Sierra Blanca Dr. (915) 369-3081

Text courtesy of the Fort Stockton Historical Society.

Van Horn Bank 1800 W. Broadway, Ste. #316 (432) 283-2283

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Relocation Guide Area Code 432 • Zip Code 79735 Organization

Contact

PECOS COUNTY County Web Site Sheriff County Clerk District Clerk Appraisal District Tax Assessor/Collector Health Inspector Emergency Management Pecos County Airport

www.co.pecos.tx.us 336-3521 336-7555 336-3503 336-7587 336-3386 336-5355 336-3742 336-9000

CITY OF FORT STOCKTON City Web Site Chamber of Commerce

www.cityfs.net 336-2264 www.fortstockton.org Convention & Visitors’ Bureau 336-2264 www.cityfs.net/CVB Economic Development Corporation 336-2264 www.cityfs.net/EDC

Organization

Contact

CITY OF FORT STOCKTON (CONT.) Police 336-4600 Dept. Public Safety - Highway Patrol 336-3414 US Border Patrol 336-2486 Fire 336-4600 Animal Control 336-4600 Hospital 336-2004 Fort Stockton Independent School District 336-4000 Midland College 336-7882 Library 336-3374 US Post Office 336-2313 City Utilities (Gas, Water, Sewer) 336-8525 Electric Power: TX-NM Power (if no meter) 336-3492/888-866-7456 Radio: KFST 860 AM/94.3FM 336-2228 KRTS 93.5 FM 729-4578 Newspaper: Fort Stockton Pioneer 336-2281

Church Directory Apostolic Tabernacle 5th & Sycamore 336-8461 Believers Fellowship 218 N. Main 290-0442 Bethlehem Baptist E. Imperial Hwy. Church of Christ 2100 W. 16th 336-8577

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 1802 N. Marshall 336-6141 Faith Lutheran Church 705 N. Rio 336-3925 First Assembly of God 1103 N. Gillis 336-3131 22

First Baptist Church 400 N. Texas 336-3307

First Christian Church 200 S. Rio 336-2394

First Presbyterian Church 2nd & Oklahoma 336-3346 First Methodist Church 1501 W. 5th 336-9777

Fort Stockton Christian Center 206 W. 5th 336-7875 God’s Feeding Word Church 209 N. Main Group of Christian Scientists 336-2694

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Iglesia Apostolica 707 N. Oklahoma Iglesia de Christo 2100 W. 16th 336-7481 Iglesia de Christo 4015 N. Orient 336-8577

Iglesia del Dios Vivo 46th & Lane Polson Immanuel Baptist 701 Gall 336-6743

Imperial Assembly of God 703 W. FM 11 Imperial Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witness 12th & Texas 336-2781

North Side Independent Baptist Gillis & 17th 336-6743

St. Agnes Catholic Church Hwy. 18 N. 336-2724

St. Joseph Catholic Church 403 S. Main 336-2724 St. Isidore Coyanosa

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Spring & E. 2nd 940-2325 Templo Alfa y Omega 12th & Butz

Templo Bautista el Buen Pastor 409 W. Division 336-8940

Templo de la Fe 606 N. Colpitts

Templo los Olivos Asambleas de Dios Bishop & Railroad 336-8458 Trans-Pecos Team Ministry Rector 416 S. Plum 445-3812

Triunfo de la Asambleas de Dios 42nd & Alamo 336-7838

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Leadership Fort Stockton The purpose of the Leadership Fort Stockton program is to provide an intense broad base education concerning Fort Stockton and it’s community issues, in order to broaden the current leadership knowledge of Fort Stockton and cultivate new leaders and volunteer manpower for the community awareness and growth.

This will be accomplished by selecting 10 sponsored applications per year to attend a nine month program in which each month will focus on a different sector of the community considered to have the greatest impact on community issues. These sectors are defined as: History, Arts and Culture Agriculture Education City/Government Community Service Legal System

Health Care Industry and Economic Development Tourism & Chamber

Each month a one-day training session will be held that is designed to intensely cover all aspects of that months issue.

The cost for the program is $250.00 which includes a weekend orientation and team building retreat, all program materials, and other relate cost such as speakers, facilities etc. Each application must have a sponsor and employer support and approval.

Any sessions missed may be made up through extra work, but absence is limited to no more than two sessions. Top graduates will be recognized for the most points earned.

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Exploring Fort Stockton Historic Walking and Windshield Tour

Any tour of the historic sites in the City of Fort Stockton should start at the Fort Stockton Visitor Center, website www.cityfs.net/CVB. The Visitor Center, located in the original Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad Depot constructed in 1911 and at 1000 Railroad Ave., has recently undergone extensive remodeling and enhancements to include a recreation of Comanche Springs, western legacy metal silhouette sculptures and native landscaping. Pick up a copy of the historic tour brochure and as you tour Historic Fort Stockton watch for informative signage at marked locations with detailed explanations.

Beginning in Downtown Fort Stockton a few of the key stops along the Historic Tour are:

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Exploring Fort Stockton

• First National Bank, constructed in 1912, now houses the Fort Stockton Police Department.

• Grey Mule Saloon, circa 1890, one of several saloons in early Fort Stockton, a coffee shop and gathering facility is now a wine tasting room.

• Annie Riggs Memorial Museum, originally the Koehler Hotel built in 1899 and operated as a boarding house. It is now owned by the Fort Stockton Historical Society and features exhibits of local and regional history. Call 432-336-2167 for hours of operation.

• Pecos County Courthouse, constructed in 1912 and renovated in the 1930’s. Fort Stockton has been the Pecos County seat since the county was organized in 1875.

• Zero Stone Memorial Park is home to The Zero Stone, the geographical center of the county and the point from which all lots in St. Gall and the building of the

original Camp Stockton were referenced.

• In 1877 the first permanent church was built near Comanche Springs, St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, an adobe building with stone foundation. Many restorations and improvements were made through the years, but the original adobe walls remain, making St. Joseph’s one of the oldest adobe churches in the Trans Pecos region.

• Historic Pecos County Jail, constructed of native sandstone and completed in 1884, now operated by the Pecos County Historical Commission and features the Pecos County Law Enforcement Museum.

• Originally an officers’ club with living quarters, Young’s Store opened in 1876 as a general store and saloon.

• Comanche Springs Pool and Pavilion, at one time the third largest source of spring water in Texas and the reason for the aris-

ing of the travelers crossroads, the building of nearby Camp Stockton and the settlement of the original St. Gall.

Today the pool, constructed in 1953, is a center of summer community activity and hosts the annual Fort Stockton Water Carnival.

Historic Pecos County Jail

• St. Stephens Episcopal Church, one of the oldest protestant churches west of the Pecos, was constructed in Pecos in 1896 and moved to Fort Stockton in 1958. Services are still held today.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS he Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce sponsors several annual events each year. Our first event is the Chamber Banquet in which we honor our membership.

The event is also an awards banquet in which we honor numerous individuals in our community.

Among the awards given, we honor our outgoing President, the Ambassador of the Year, and the Boss Ambassador. A traveling trophy is also presented. This award is decided by an anonymous group of judges. Businesses are able to purchase tables for this event and decorate them using the theme each year. The tables are unbelievably decorated and the judges must choose one as the favorite for the year. This table is presented with the traveling trophy and gets to have the trophy until the next year’s banquet. It is always a lot of fun.

We also honor several individuals each year. We give an award for the Outstanding Student of the Year, chosen by the Fort Stockton High School staff, the Presidential Make a Difference Award,

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JANUARY Pecos County Livestock Show Pecos County Coliseum 432-336-2541

Sheepdog Trials Shooting Range 432-336-2264

Roping Pecos County Coliseum 432-336-6281

Historical Society Banquet Pecos County Civic Center 432-336-2167

Fort Stockton Chamber Banquet Pecos County Civic Center 432-336-2264 MARCH Barrel Roping Pecos County Coliseum 432-336-6281 Spring Break Fort Stockton 432-336-4001

Spaghetti Supper Pecos County Civic Center 432-336-4001

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Friday evening in June, July and August. There are different bands each evening and is a great way to spend a relaxing and enjoyable time with the family. Bring your picnic baskets, lawns chairs, family and friends and come join us for these free concerts.

They are presented by the Fort Stockton Public Library.

Our final annual event each year is Holiday Glitz. The Glitz is a shop local campaign done each year which highlights a fashion show from our local merchants as well as food samples from our local restaurants. This helps you with your holiday parties and gift giving ideas. The Glitz is a great success each year as we showcase local models in fashions from each of our participating businesses. We showcase everything from sportswear to formal wear. Our community has lots to offer and this is a chance to let you know what is available right here in Fort Stockton.

We hope that if you haven’t attended any of these events that you will attend this year. We promise you will have a lot of fun and will be surprised at what our community has to offer.

For exact dates contact the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce at 1-800-336-2166

FEBRUARY TWUA Pecos County Civic Center 432-336-2264

THS Rodeo Pecos County Coliseum 432-336-6281

chosen by the Chamber President honoring an individual or group who has made a difference in our community in the past year, and the Outstanding Male and Female Citizen of the Year, nominated by the community and chosen by a secret committee consisting of past citizens of the year and past Chamber presidents.

If you have never been to one of our banquets, we encourage you to attend. They are lots of fun and it is our chance to say thank you to our members and our community.

Our next event each year is the 4th of July Celebration. This event is held each year in James Rooney Park and is a great way for your family to spend this special holiday. There is always lots of good food provided by numerous venders, craft and novelty venders, games for children and adults, food contest, music, and ending the day with a fireworks display. Bring your family out and spend the day with us and enjoy this special day.

During our summer months we also have a series of free concerts at Zero Stone Park. These events are scheduled every other

APRIL STAAR Testing Fort Stockton Schools 432-336-4001

4-H Auction Pecos County Coliseum 432-336-2541

Tex-Mex Barrel Racing Pecos County Coliseum 432-336-6281

4th Weekend Big Bend Open Road Race* Highway 285 South 432-336-2264 *Highway closed on day of the race only BBORR Banquet Pecos County Civic Center 432-336-6281 JUNE Live at Zero Stone Zero Stone Park 432-336-2264 4-H Open Show Coliseum 432-336-2541

District 6 4-H Show Coliseum 432-336-2541

Summer off the Patio Annie Riggs 432-336-2167

JULY July Fourth Celebration James Rooney Park 432-336-2264 Summer off the Patio Annie Riggs 432-336-2167

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3rd Weekend Water Carnival Comanche Springs

Live at Zero Stone Zero Stone Park 432-336-2264 Summer off the Patio Annie Riggs 432-336-2167 Leadership Fun Run Rooney Park 432-336-2264 AUGUST Live at Zero Stone Zero Stone Park 432-336-2264

Summer off the Patio Annie Riggs 432-336-2167 SEPTEMBER THS Rodeo Coliseum 432-336-6281

Rotary Cruise Party Civic Center 432-336-6281 THS Rodeo Coliseum 432-336-6281

OCTOBER Jr. High Rodeo Coliseum 432-336-6281

THS Rodeo Coliseum 432-336-6281 Old Fort Days Historic Fort Stockton 432-336-2400

Health Fair Civic Center 432-336-6261

Marathon 2 Marathon Highway 385 432-336-2264 NOVEMBER Holiday Glitz Civic Center 432-336-2264 Mule Deer Season Opens Pecos County

Arts and Crafts Fair Civic Center Josefine Falcon DECEMBER Feast of Sharing Civic Center 432-336-4600

Christmas Parade Dickinson Blvd 432-336-2264

Open House at the Annie Riggs Museum Annie Riggs Museum 432-336-2167 Mule Deer Season closes Pecos County

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Become a Member

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MEMBERSHIP Consider being part of the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce. Here are just a few of the many benefits you’ll receive by belonging to the Chamber.

ccording to a study conducted by The Shapiro Group and Market Street, if a company shows that it is highly involved in its local chamber, consumers are 12% more likely to think that its products stack up better against its competition. Your Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce offers a variety of opportunities for you and your organization to network within the business community and increase your business’ exposure.

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ATTEND! The easiest way for you to take advantage of your Chamber membership is to attend some of the Chamber functions. By attending our networking events and our annual events such as the Chamber banquet, Holiday Glitz, Fourth of July, Live At Zero Stone Park concerts and Leadership Fort Stockton.

SHOW IT OFF! Make sure people know you are a Chamber member. Are you displaying your plaque at your place of business, listing yourself as a chamber member in your publications, talking about it at other networking events?

SUPPORT YOUR CHAMBER! Make a splash with your Chamber membership and sponsor one of the many Chamber functions: such as Business After Hour Socials and Ribbon Cuttings. Through Chamber and public marketing your peers will see you as a leader in business.

Your Chamber is here to support the business community, and by taking an active role in the organization, you and your business will grow.

Your membership provides you with tremendous opportunities for high profile exposure thru the website, this Chamber Directory and our Business After Hours mixers where other members can come and see your business and visit with other members and get ideas on how to make their business better. Ribbon cuttings are done with a new

All you have to do is… GET INVOLVED! membership to provide publicity for their opening or even for a remodel or relocation of an old member. Our membership guides are distributed to over 2000 visitors per month at the motels and state-wide Visitor Centers. We receive over 1000 calls per month requesting information on Fort Stockton, our businesses and our Historical sites.

Relocation packets are sent out each month to new companies that are interested in moving to Fort Stockton.

Each packet has a membership guide, calendar of events, list of motels, RV parks, phone books, a map of Fort Stockton and Pecos County and an updated Community Data booklet.

Leadership Fort Stockton is a yearlong class to encourage leadership, confidence and a knowledge of our area and all the different entities that make Fort Stockton and Pecos County a thriving community.

Fort Stockton Ambassadors is a group of hard working volunteers that are working to make Fort Stockton and the Chamber the best it can be.

For more info on the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce, please call 432-336-2264 or come by at 1000 Railroad Avenue and visit. You can find us at www.fortstockton.org or on facebook at Fort Stockton Chamber

Chamber Banquet & Ribbon Cuttings

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chamber member directory Agriculture Belding Farms Glen Honaker (432) 395-2460 705 S. FM 2037, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Eleven M Farms Veronica Mandujano (432) 940-9954 P.O. Box 125, Coyanosa, TX 79730 vero28mandu@yahoo.com Hammond Ranch Nancy E. Hammond (432) 395-2297 P.O. Box 1730, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 jillehammond@yahoo.com La Escalera Ranch Shay Lyda (432) 395-2339 P.O. Box 1553, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.escalera.us Longfellow Ranch Partners Chris Sturdevant (432) 336-2500 1009 N. Kansas, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.longfellowranch.com Mandujano Brothers Produce Veronica Mandujano (432) 940-9954 4696 Watermelon Row, Coyanosa, TX 79730 vero28mandu@yahoo.com McKenzie Land and Livestock Laura McKenzie (432) 395-2250 Rt. Box 3, McCamey, TX 79752 www.mckenziecattle.com Qualitas Health, Inc. Grace Connelly (432) 242-4620 ext. 140 421 E. Imperial Street, Imperial, TX 79743 gconnelly@qualita-health.com Williams Ranch Company Nancy Carpenter (432) 336-2294 P.O. Box 1668, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Area Chambers Andrews Chamber of Commerce (432) 553-2695 700 W. Broadway, Andrews, TX 79714 achambers@andrewstx.com www.andrewstx.com Midland Chamber of Commerce (432) 683-3381 109 N. Main, Midland, TX 79701 info@midlandchamber.com

Seminole Chamber of Commerce (432) 758-2352 P.O. Box 1198, Seminole, TX 79360 seminolechamber@warpdirveonline.com

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Ross D. Jones (432) 940-2325 Box 330, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 email@fsepiscopalchurch.org

West Texas Educators Credit Union Billie Jo Adams (432) 336-6291 401 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.westtexed.com

Civic & Government

Auto Parts Napa Auto Parts John Barron (432) 336-5244 1101 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 john_barron@napa-bsp.com

Automotive Dealership Stockton Ford Dennis Card (432) 336-3351 P.O. Box CC, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Automotive Service Affordable Towing Luis & Rose Mocias (432) 336-1150 P.O. Box 96, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Jessie's Auto Body Shop Valerie Ann Ramirez (432) 336-5333 110 E. 39th Lane, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Mobil One Tyler Wolfe (432) 336-7812 310 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 West Texas Mobile Tech Hector Galindo (432) 290-1729 1657 W. Gonzalez Loop, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Banking & Financial Services 1st Community Federal Credit Union Gracie Natividad (432) 336-2273 800 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.1cfcu.org Adventure Finance/Fort Stockton Home Furnishing Julie Scharloch (432) 336-0707 906 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Card and Company Bob Card (432) 336-2277 200 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Edward Jones Investments Sal Salazar (432) 336-3611 104 E 1st St, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Monahans Chamber of Commerce (432) 943-2187 401 S. Dwight, Monahans, TX 79756 chamber@monahans.org

First National Bank Dan Frank (432) 336-8541 1000 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.fnbfst.com

Odessa Chamber of Commerce (432) 332-9111 P.O. Box 3626, Odessa, TX 79760 info@odessachamber.com

H&R Block Debbie Lorena (432) 336-3962 908 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Pecos Chamber of Commerce (432) 445-2406 P.O. Box 27, Pecos, TX 79772 pco@cebridge.net

Pace & Associates CPAs, LLC John Pace (432) 336-5208 104 S. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

San Angelo Chamber of Commerce (325) 655-4136 418 W. Avenue B, San Angelo, TX 76903 www.sanagelo.org; chamber@sanangelo.org

Pecos County State Bank George Hansord (432) 336-3331 500 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

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Security Finance #545 Christy Gonzales (432) 336-7581 1105 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.securityfinance.com

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West Texas State Bank Lou Ann Tovar (432) 336-7134 809 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.wtstatebank.com

Beauty Salons & Barber Shop Armando & Co Armando Portillo (432) 336-2887 1508 W. Dickinson St., Fort Stockton, TX 79735 El Caballero Barber Shop Ray Falcon (432) 336-5793 205 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Glam & Glow Alexis Ramirez (432) 336-2887 1508 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Headways Beauty Salon Elvira Feyry (432) 336-5061 318 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Beverage Distribution Cowboy Liquor Jeff Franklin (432) 336-3445 1105 B W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 cowboyliquor@att.net DeCoty Coffee Company Phil Moore (325) 655-7642 902 S. County Road West, Odessa, TX 79764 Mesa Vineyards dba. Ste Genevieve Michel Duforat (432) 395-2417 P.O. Box 130, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Pepsi Beverage Co. (432) 336-5604 1301 N. Nelson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Catering The Cooks' Catering Company Paul Pasqua (432) 290-2418 401 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Churches First Presbyterian Church Rev. James R. Miles (432) 336-3346 202 N. Oklahoma, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.1stpresfs.org; fpc.office@sbcglobal.net

Better Business Bureau (432) 563-1882 P.O. Box 60206, Midland, TX 79711 City of Fort Stockton (432) 336-8525 P.O. Box 1000, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 County of Pecos 103 W. Callaghan, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Fort Stockton I.S.D. Ralph Traynham (432) 336-4000 101 W. Division, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Fort Stockton Public Library Elva Valadez (432) 336-3374 500 N. Water, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest Susan Ruckman (432) 336-6122 5217 N. Dixie, Odessa, TX 79762 IHMSA Lorene Thompson (801) 733-8423 P.O. Box 95690, South Jordan, UT 84095 headquarters@ihmsa.org www.ihmsa.org Permian Basin Community Centers Frontier Division (432) 336-3383 401 E. Illinois, Midland, TX 79701 S.E.E.D. Ross D. Jones (432) 336-2224 201 N. Water, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.SEEDFS.org SBDC Center Dave Wilson (432) 837-8694 Box C-47 SRSU, Alpine, TX 79832 www.sulross.edu/~sbdc Sweet Intentions Cake Club Diana Rangel (432) 290-5032 1506 N. Water, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Women's Division Josephine Falcon (432) 336-3804 1000 Railroad, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Workforce Solutions of the Permian Basin (432) 336-6382 461 S Hwy 285 Ste. 102, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Northside Baptist Church Rev. Scott Owen (432) 940-2110 1600 N. Gillis, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 pastornsibc@yahoo.com

Clothing

St. Joseph's Catholic Church (432) 336-2724 403 S. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Casa de Modas Evelyn Juarez (432) 336-5212 124 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Bealls Teri Pando (432) 336-3879 1404 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Mesquite Tree Kay Harbor (432) 336-6781 1101 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.mesquitetreegifts.com mesquitetreegifts@sbcglobal.net Nolen Pharmacy (432) 336-2201 700 W Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Pecos County Feed and Supply Paul Golliher (432) 336-6877 500 W. Hornbeck, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 pecoscountyfeed@sbcglobal.net Steele's and Deals (432) 336-0619 1401 W. Dickinson Fort Stockton, TX 79735 The Prickly Pear Embroidery Carey Acosta (432) 340-0128 804 N. Water St., Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Wal*Mart (432) 336-3389 2610 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Computer & Internet BAJA Broadband Jerry Valles III (432) 336-5008 800 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 jvalles@bajabb.tv Big Bend Telephone Merideth Horn (432) 364-1000 808 N. 5th Street, Alpine, TX 79830 www.bigbend.net questions@bbtco.com Direct Bytes, LLC Chris Alexander (432) 336-9300 1108 A W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.directbytesllc.com West X Design Renee F. Gaylor (432) 336-3794 808 N. Missouri, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.westxdesign.com

Contractors Charles Terry Construction Charles Terry (432) 520-6943 2020 Fringewood Dr., Midland, TX 79707 McKinstry Thursten Simonsen (210) 606-6485 20658 Stone Oak Parkway, Ste. 103, San Antonio, TX 78258 Pharr & Company Jimmy R. Pharr (806) 763-5863 P.O. Box 2791, Lubbock, TX 79408

Convenience Stores 5 O'Clock Somewhere Cathy Anthony (432) 336-8133 102 E. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 7-D Exxon Tyler Wolfe (432) 336-8002 P.O. Box 568, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

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Circle N East Kim White (432) 336-5371 701 E. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Memorial Funeral Home Ray Chapa (432) 336-9199 600 E. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Love's Travel Stop (432) 336-3022 2723 E. US. Hwy 290, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.loves.com; store542@loves.com

Gift Shop

American Home Health Leo Hung (432) 336-6507 601 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.americanhomehealth.com

Annie Riggs Museum Melba Montoya (432) 336-2167 301 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.annieriggsmuseum.com

Cactus Health Services Alex Gonzalez (432) 336-8110 301 N. Water St., Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Stop N Shop Tyler Wolfe (432) 336-5091 101 W. Hornbeck, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Stripes Monica C. Sanchez (325) 277-9337 1723 N. Hwy 285, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 The Kent Companies Suzanne Quain (432) 520-4000 P.O. Box 908001, Midland, TX 79708 www.thekentcompanies.com

Culture & Historic Sites Annie Riggs Museum Melba Montoya (432) 336-2167 301 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.annieriggsmuseum.com Grey Mule Saloon (432)336-9463 101 E. Callaghan St., Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Historic Fort Stockton Melba Montoya (432) 336-2400 301 E. 3rd, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.historicfortstockton.com

Entertainment Atrium Club Albert Valadez (432) 336-7562 1305 N Hwy 285, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Stockton's Entertainment Michael Mondragon (432) 336-2101 2181 W. I 10, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.stocktonsentertainment.com Valerie's G2G Valerie Ramirez (432) 336-5333 603 E. 5th, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Feed Store Pecos County Feed and Supply Paul Golliher (432) 336-6877 500 W. Hornbeck, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 pecoscountyfeed@sbcglobal.net

Florists Cassandra's Flowers & More Margarita L. Arroyo (432) 336-8809 803 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Funeral Homes Heritage Funeral Home of the Big Bend (432) 336-3939 301 N. Main St., Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Bella Terraza Amy Terrazas (432) 336-0200 116 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.bellaterrazzagifts.com bellaterrazza@sbcglobal.net Cassandra's Flowers & More Margarita L. Arroyo (432) 336-8809 803 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Mesquite Tree Kay Harbor (432) 336-6781 1101 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.mesquitetreegifts.com mesquitetreegifts@sbcglobal.net Nolen Pharmacy (432) 336-2201 700 W Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Sagebrush CafĂŠ & Gifts, LLC (432) 336-8400 2003 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Cecil George MD Cecil George MD (432) 336-3633 511 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Delton D. Yarbrough II DDS Delton D. Yarbrough II DDS (432) 336-8574 1108 B W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Drug Screen Compliance Lou's Clinical Lab Stephen Linneman (432) 336-8816 614 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Hands of Compassion Home Care Jandetta Olaseni (432) 218-7996 1030 Andrews Hwy, Suite 203, Midland, TX 79701 www.hochomecare.com; hoc@hochomecare.com Joint Effort Chiropractic Eric A. Fierro (432) 336-8860 1103-B W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 dr.fierro@fsjointeffort.com

Miller Meat Company Robert Miller (432) 336-2979 1013 N. Nelson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Schwan's Home Service Roy E. Rippetoe (432) 580-0059 2339 E. I-20, Odessa, TX 79761 www.schwans.com Wal*Mart (432) 336-3389 2610 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Hardware & Lumber Ace Home Center (432) 336-3070 2100 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.ftstocktonace.com McCoy's Lumber Jimmy McCasaland (423) 336-2628 1300 N. Hwy 285, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 store087@mccoys.com Wallace Lumber Company Jim Ivy (432) 336-3641 600 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 wallacelumber@sbcglobal.net

Hotel & Accomodations Candlewood Suites Paul Amaya/Alma Cahil (432) 336-7700 2469 W. IH-10, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.candlewoodsuites.com/fortstocktontx Comfort Suites Rachel Patel (432) 336-3224 3101 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.choicehotels.com gm.txa66@choicehotels.com Days Inn Manish Bhakta (432) 336-7500 1408 W. Highway 285, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Hampton Inn Karin Millner (432) 336-9600 2271 W. IH-10, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.fortstockton.hamptoninn.com Holiday Inn Express (432) 336-3421 2915 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.holidayinn.com

Oscar G. Gonzalez Bob Gray Karan A. Heffelfinger Pete & Betty Hickman Arla C. Humphrey Debra K. Johnson Jean Lockhart Amber K. McNew Wayne Merrill Bill Moody John Morrow George & Glenna Riggs Joe Shuster Jo Siegmond Darrell Skeen Glen Teaney Brenda Mowry Tipton Marcus & Lou Ann Tovar Ralph Traynham Malissa Trevino Paul Yeager Choya & Sandy Young

Industrial Basic Energy Services Inc. Freddie Garcia (432) 336-3168 P.O. Box 39, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Crown Recycling Company Saun King (432) 336-3553 P.O. Box 99, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 crownrecyclingc@hotmail.com

Motel 6 Michelle Yedica (432) 336-9737 3001 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Nurse's Unlimited Gina Colunga (432) 336-6999 109 N. Nelson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.nursesunlimited.com

Fort Stockton Welding Supply Inc. Agustine Martinez (432) 336-6537 1901 N. Front, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.fortstocktonwelding.com fsweldingsupply@hotmail.com

Parkview RV Park Vea Anna Hooker (432) 336-7733 735 S. US Hwy 285, Box 1, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Genesis Wire Co. Fermin Venegas (432) 336-5826 4327 N. Fm 1053, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Pecos County Memorial Hospital Jim Horton (432) 336-2004 387 IH 10 , Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Quality inn (432) 336-5355 1308 N. Hwy 285, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.qualityinn.com

Hernandez Sanitation Joe Angel Hernandez, Jr (432) 336-3803 1610 Panther Lane, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 hernandez-sanitation@yahoo.com

West Texas Eye Care Dr. Hulon Pass (432) 336-3662 605 N. Main St. , Fort Stockton, TX 79735 westtexaseyecare@sbcglobal.net

Sleep Inn Rachel Patel (432) 336-8338 3401 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.choicehotels.com

Home Furnishings & Appliances

Super 8 Alex Patel (432) 336-8531 3200 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Grocery Lowe's (432) 336-3341 1300 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Terrazas Furniture Pete Terrazas (432) 336-8536 106 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Ace Home Center (432) 336-3070 2100 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.ftstocktonace.com Adventure Finance/Fort Stockton Home Furnishing Julie Scharloch (432) 336-7007 906 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Bella Terraza Amy Terrazas (432) 336-0200 116 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.bellaterrazzagifts.com bellaterrazza@sbcglobal.net Sears Raul & Judy Espino (432) 336-6850 1208 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Hunting Desert Safaris Hunter C. Ross (210) 764-1827 2935 Thousand Oaks #6-217, San Antonio, TX 78247 www.desertsafaris.com hunter@desertsafaris.com Longfellow Ranch (432) 336-2500 Longfellow Ranches, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.longfellowranch.com

Individual Members Dwayne & Glenda Bonham John Bordon Debbie Dunagan Rob & Cindy Dunagan Tom & Debra Ezell Frances Armstrong

Spring Branch Water Well Service Dustin Herschap (432) 336-7867 2905 W. 9th, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 sbww-wtd@yahoo.com Baker Hughes Inc. Tom Ezell (432) 336-0255 409 N. Nelson St., Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.bakerhughes.com

Insurance Aflac Insurance Amanda Potter (432) 687-3991 2101 W. Wadley #33C, Midland, TX 79705 Fort Stockton Insurance Co. Phil Chamberlain (432) 336-8565 901 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.fortstocktoninsurance.com Kessia Ledesma State Farm Insurance Kessia Ledesma (432) 336-8575 1001 N. Pecos, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Kessia@kledesma.com

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chamber member directory Progressive Insurance Concepts Kenneth D. Roberts (806) 722-2110 3408 45th St, Lubbock, TX 79413 www.pictx.com Sawyer & Associates Insurance Agency Clyde Sawyer (432) 336-7543 706 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

News The Fort Stockton Pioneer Pam Palileo (432) 336-2281 210 N. Nelson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.fspioneer.com KFST Radio Ken Ripley (432) 336-2228 954 S. U.S. Hwy. 385, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Office Equipment & Supplies Atlas Business Solution Inc. Roy D. Posey (432) 336-3220 610 N. Main, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Xerox Libby Procter (432) 940-0345 P.O. Box 7405, Pasadena, CA 91109 www.totalofficesolution.biz

Pharmacy Nolen Pharmacy (432) 336-2201 700 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Wal*Mart (432) 336-3389 2610 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Phone Repair Big Bend Telephone Merideth Horn (432) 364-1000 808 N. 5th Street, Alpine, TX 79830 www.bigbend.net; questions@bbtco.com Slater's Phone Service Charles & Letricia Slater (432) 336-2733 P.O. Box 1705, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Professional Services Animal Medical Clinic Ted Fish (432) 336-2208 550 N. Fred J. Ellyson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Associated Publishing Company David Taylor (432) 337-0493 4400 N. Big Spring, Suite 201, Midland, TX 79705 Blue Sky Productions Riley Stephens (432) 614-4074 P.O. Box 1824, Alpine, TX 79831 www.BlueSkyInfo.net

Oilfield Services O.T.G. Oil Field Services (432) 336-3446 P.O. Box 209, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

C circle b photography Collette Barragan (432) 290-0514

SandRidge Energy (432) 336-7821 1054 E. Gonzalez Loop, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Designer Carpets & Interiors Larry & Mary Lujan (432) 336-6591 700 N. Nelson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Shell Oil Company (281) 544-4867 150 N. Dairy Ashford, C344B, Houston, TX 77072

Pest Control Brockman Pest Control James H. Ponder (432) 336-8401 1990 W. Alamo Rd., Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Truesdell Pest Control Anthony W. Truesdell (432) 923-1070 P.O. Box 843, Sanderson, TX 79848

Digital Vision Advertising Bart Baker (513) 678-5564 P.O. Box 323, Newark, NY 14513 www.digitalvisionads.com EWA Title, Inc. Theresa Garcin (432) 336-5214 306 S. Nelson St., Fort Stockton, TX 79735 J&SM Inc. Doug May

Jones Leasing Ross Jones (432) 336-2224 P.O. Box 330, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Linebarger Lawfirm Mario Corral (432) 336-5459 1301 E. 8th St. #200, Odessa, TX 79761 Rex's Boot Repair Rex Carpenter (432) 336-2668 903 N. Butz, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Southwest Marketers Bently King (432) 336-2351 404 NW Railroad, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Trans Pecos Plants Lisa Siegmond (432) 336-5998 804 B Sycamore St, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Real Estate & Rentals B-3 Properties Janie Armstrong (432) 336-5003 808 W. Dicksinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.b3-properties.com Century 21 Sadler & Associates Bob Sadler (432) 336-9978 1411 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.century21.com Fort Stockton Manor Apartments Evelyn Lerner (432) 336-5789 305 N. Everts, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Restaurants Alfredo's Mexican Restaurant Angie G. Succa (432) 336-7776 2103 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Steakhouse Restaurant John Pacheco (432) 336-5909 1100 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Storage Bievenidos Ruben Falcon (432) 336-3615 405 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 Comanche Tortilla Factory Ben Gallegos (432) 336-3245 107 S. Nelson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Grey Mule Saloon Tasting Room (432) 336-9463 101 E Callaghan, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

B-3 Properties Janie Armstrong (432) 336-5003 808 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.b3-properties.com Istorage, LLC Tyle V. Young (432) 312-6060 1076 N. Highway 285, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.istoragetx.com istoragetx@yahoo.com

K-Bob's Steak House (432) 336-6233 2800 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Pecos County Feed and Supply Paul Golliher (432) 336-6877 500 W. Hornbeck, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 pecoscountyfeed@sbcglobal.net

LaDuena Mexican Food Restaurant Julia Ibarra (432) 336-8545 200 E 19th St., Fort Stockton, TX 79735 laduenafs@gmail.com

Luera's Tire Center Rhonda Luera (432) 336-2236 308 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Mi Casita Adonna Gonzales (432) 336-2362 401 E. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

McKissack Tire Company Howard McKissack (432) 336-7511 P.O. Box 266, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Mingo's Burritos Maria D. Perez (432) 336-8080 201 E. Dickiinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Wiest Tire Co./ Oasis Truck & Tire Center Rocco Wiest (432) 336-3314 P.O. Box 1326, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Pecos Roadhouse (432) 336-3569 2129 W. IH-10, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Southern View Apartments Brenda Tarango (432) 336-6414 1113 W. Ryan, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 www.wilhoitproperties.com southernview@wilhoitproperties.com

Rix Pit BBQ Rick Northcut (432) 336-7636 1712 N. Front, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 rixdiscount79735@sbcglobal.net

Texas Home-Land Realty Bill Everett (432) 290-2801 5205 Alexander Lane, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Sagebrush CafĂŠ & Gifts, LLC Amanda Hurt (432) 336-8400 2003 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Valley Creek Apartments Brenda Tarango (432) 336-3635 2038 N. Hwy 1053, Fort Stockton, TX 79735 valleycreek@wiltholtproperties.com

Sonic (432) 336-5632 1701 W. Dickinson, Fort Stockton, TX 79735

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Ace Home Center ...........................................................................14 B3 Properties ..................................................................................15 Baja Broadband ..............................................................................12 Big Bend Open Road Race.............................................................24 Candlewood Suites .........................................................................15 Carisma Car Wash............................................................................3 Century 21 Sadler & Assoc. Real Estate ..........................................8 Cowboy Liquor Store ......................................................................23 Days Inn..........................................................................................15 DirectBytes, LLC ...............................................................................3 Drug Screen Compliance - Lou’s Clinical Lab, Inc............................3 Edward Jones .................................................................................23 First National Bank of Fort Stockton ...............................................19 Fort Stockton Convention and Visitor Bureau.................................32 Fort Stockton Insurance Agency .....................................................15 The Grey Mule Saloon ....................................................................19 Holiday Inn Express & Suites..........................................................13 La Quinta Inn ....................................................................................9 Longfellow Ranch .............................................................................2 Lowe’s.............................................................................................14 McKissack Tire Co ..........................................................................23 Mi Casita .........................................................................................24 Midland College/WRTTC ................................................................18 Motel 6 ............................................................................................24 Nolen’s Pharmacy and Gifts ...........................................................23 Pecos County Feed and Supply .....................................................20 Pecos County State Bank ...............................................................21 Pecos Roadhouse.............................................................................2 Rex’s Boot & Shoe Repair ................................................................9 Sawyer & Associates ......................................................................20 State Farm Insurance - Kessia Ledesma..........................................3 Stockton’s Entertainment ..................................................................2 Super 8 Motel .................................................................................20 Texas-New Mexico Power.................................................................9 Thunderbird Loans............................................................................8 Walmart.............................................................................................2 West Texas Eye Care .......................................................................8 West Texas State Bank.....................................................................3

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