Fixin’ to Happen

Starting Monday, Oct. 28, Glasscock County ISD will be implementing a new pick-up and drop-off location for buses only.Due to concerns regarding congestion caused by both buses and personal vehicles, the charges are being made with safety as the top priority.

Two more weeks of arrests are in the books in Martin County

- Deputies from the Martin County Sheriff’s Office and officers with the Stanton Police Department have been busy the past couple weeks and booked 10 new people into jail at the Dan Saunder’s Law Enforcement Center.On Oct.

Comptroller Glenn Hegar Returns $3 Billion to Texas Unclaimed Property Owners

- Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar has returned $3 billion in unclaimed property to its rightful owners since he took office in January 2015, the Comptroller’s office announced today.

BID NOTICE

Martin County Hospital District is accepting sealed bids for a Type 1 Ambulance, Ford F550 single cab, 4x4. The module should be, at a minimum, 171” long x 96” wide x 90” high. All specifications must meet or exceed all current Federal and State guidelines.

Stanton band earns a Division I at marching contest

- The Concho Classic Marching Festival took place last weekend at San Angelo Stadium in San Angelo.The Stanton Buffaloes attended the event for their first marching contest of the season. With fantastic sound and minimal missed steps, the ‘Best Band Herd’ received a Division I rating.

Fixin’ to Happen

Early voting in the 2024 elections will start on Oct. 21 in Texas and run through Nov. 1, ahead of a Nov. 5 Election Day.Voters will pick candidates for president, the U.S. Senate, Congress and a slew of state and county races.

Stanton native wins world title at Vegas car show

- Stanton native Junior Castro recently took home the world title in the “luxury” category at Lowrider Magazine’s Super Show in Las Vegas, marking a major victory for the lifelong car enthusiast.