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Along with the antigen tests, the hospital also received 90 additional rapid tests that will also be used at the discretion of the hospital. PCMH had been run- ning low on the rapid tests the past two weeks due to a rise in demand and a delayed shipment. The hospital will receive another additional 100 tests in a few weeks. The rapid test will be prioritized in the follow- ing order: sick patients in the emergency room, hospital staff second and EMTs, people with less mild symptoms. PCMH will also receive new 4-in-1 tests mid- December. The tests will detect strep throat, RSV, flu, and COVID-19 all in one test. If you have symptoms for any of the four you will receive the test if available. “More than likely in the beginning it will be by our discretion until we know we’re going to get more supply. I guess also if we expect you have strep, you’re going to get tested for everything,” The report showed there were five active student cases and three active teacher cases in the district – the highest number combined for any given week since the start of the school year for the FSISD. Four of the five active student cases were new and three of those were from the intermediate school according FSISD Assistant Superintendent GIlray Madrid. He added there were no active student cases previously before the positive tests at the intermediate campus. Outside of the active cases, there have been 17 FSISD students who have recovered and 15 staff who have recovered – pushing the active and recovered combined to- tal between students and staff total to 40 people as of Nov. 20. There are 385 staff members at the FSISD – translating to one in every 21 staff members has tested positive for COVID-19 (4.6 percent). The student body positive test percentage is far less as one out of every 104 students have tested positive – less than one percent (.0096 percent). Here is a list of re- cently reported active cases as of Sunday, Nov. 29 in Pecos County: Case #555 39-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 23 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #556 51-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 23 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #557 33-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 22 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #558 66-year- old male with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 22 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #559 32-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 22 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #560 55-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 24 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #561 41-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 24 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #562 38-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 25 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #563 67-year- old male with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 29 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #564 85-year- old male with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 29 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #565 23-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 25 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #566 19-year-old female with contraction from confirmed case. Tested at Cactus on Nov. 20. Self-quarantined at home. Case #567 18-year-old male with contraction from confirmed case. Tested at Cactus on Nov. 20. Self-quarantined at home. Case 568 71-year-old female with contraction from confirmed case. Tested at IGH on Nov. 23. Self-quarantined at home. Case #569 50-year-old female with contraction from confirmed case. Tested at IGH on Nov. 23. Self-quarantined at home. Case #570 70-year-old male with unknown con- traction. Tested on Nov. 23 at IGH. Self-quaran- tined at home. Case #571 58-year-old female with contraction from confirmed case. Tested on Nov. 29. Hospi- talized at PCMH. Case #572 55-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 29. Hospitalized at PCMH. Case #573 35-year- old male with possible contraction from travel. Tested on Nov. 30 at Crane. Case #574 57-year-old female with contrac- tion from confirmed case. Tested on Dec. 1 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home. Case #575 50-year- old male with unknown contraction. Tested on Dec. 1 at PCMH. Self- quarantined at home. Case #576 82-year-old female with contraction from confirmed case. Tested on Dec. 1. Hospi- talized at PCMH. A2 The Fort Stockton Pioneer | Thursday, December 3, 2020 ank you To our Friends and Family Home Health, Home Hospice, Pecos County State Bank, Mr. Pasqua, Mr. & Mrs. Victor Sarabia, Fort Stockton Middle School Family, Special Education (Sped) Middle School, Fort Stockton Christian Center and Martinez Funeral Home. During a time like this, we realize what our friends & family really mean to us. Your expression of sympathy will always Be remembered. e Family of Enrique “Henry” Vasquez REGISTER FOR 2021 SPRING CLASSES! ONLINE AND ON-CAMPUS CLASSES! JANUARY 4TH— JANUARY 14TH PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ, GED Coordinator, WRTTC 1309 West IH 10—Fort Stockton, Texas 79735 432-336-7882 ext. 2513 [email protected] Midland College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, naonal origin, sex, disability or age in its programs and acvies. The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discriminaon policies: Tana Baker, Title IX Coordinator/Compliance Officer, 3600 N. Garfield, SSC 242, Midland, TX 79705, (432) 685-4781, [email protected]; Natasha Morgan, Director Human Resources/Payroll, 3600 N. Garfield, PAD 140, Midland, TX 79705, (432) 685-4534, [email protected]. For further informaon on noce of non-discriminaon, visit hp://wdcrobcolp01.ed.gov/CFAPPS/OCR/contactus.cfm or call 1 (800) 421-3481. PECOS COUNTY EMS Announces EMS LIFELINE Registration For as little as $60 per year, you can protect your household from added cost should an emergency arise. When: Dec. 1st through Dec. 31st Where: 310 West 5th Street FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS SERVICE OFFERED TO PECOS COUNTY RESIDENTS, PLEASE CALL 336-3062 ***Please be advised, you must wear a mask before entering the EMS Station to pick up or drop off application. *** Medicaid patients do not qualify Does not cover interfacility transfers LIFELINE THE FORT STOCKTON PIONEER 210 N. Nelson St. P.O. Box 1528 Fort Stockton, TX 79735 (432) 336-2281 Fax (432) 336-6432 USPS 206-120 THE FORT STOCKTON PIONEER (USPS 206-120) is published weekly by Big Bend Commu- nications, Inc., 210 N. Nelson, P.O. Box 1528, Fort Stockton, Pecos County Texas 79735. Periodical postage paid at Fort Stockton, Texas. POSTMASTER: Send changes of address to THE FORT STOCKTON PIO- NEER, P.O. Box 1528, Fort Stockton, Texas 79735. Proud member of the Fort Stockton and Iraan Chambers of Commerce. Annual Subscription Rates Pecos County $41 GENERAL MANAGER DONNA GONZALEZ EDITOR NATHAN HEUER COORDINATOR MARIA MARTINEZ from page A1 PCMH from page A1 COVID-19 DO SOMETHING! YOUR GUIDE TO LOCAL PLACES TO GO AND THINGS TO DO If you have an event for our Do Something! listings, please e-mail nathan.heuer@ fortstocktonpioneer. com FRIDAY, DEC. 4 The Season of Hope 2020 Christmas Parade will be held on Friday, December 4, 2020, at 6:30 p.m. Parade line up begins at 5:30 pm on Rio Street. Contact the Chamber after 10 a.m. Friday, December 4 to get your assigned line up spot – assignments are subject to change, check-in at line up to confirm. Please visit www.fortstockton. org/events to see COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions for the event. NOV. 30-DEC. 11 The annual silent auction for the 2020 Joy Run will be at the Chamber of Commerce in Fort Stockton from Nov. 30 to Dec. 11 during normal business hours (Monday- Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.). The 2020 Santa Hawg Joy Run is scheduled for Friday, December 18, 2020. The Joy Run delivers gifts to all of the residents at our local nursing home. Monetary donations, as well as donations of items for sale in the auction, are being accepted. Please consider making a donation of any amount, every dollar helps! Auction items and donations may be sent or delivered to the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce, 1000 Railroad Ave, Fort Stockton TX 79735 (Please do not mail cash!) DEC. 10-13 Fort Stockton Community Theatre presents the children’s Christmas musical “The Littlest Angel” located at 102 S Nelson St. in Fort Stockton. Fort Stockton Rotary Club Left: Fort Stockton Rotary Club welcomed a new member, Wissam Alakhtaby, on Nov. 12 at the group’s meeting. Above: Fort Stockton eighth grade English teacher Zachary Jones, right, is awarded the Teacher of the Six Weeks by the Rotary Club this past week during the group’s meeting on Nov. 12. 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Along with the antigen tests, the hospital also received 90 additional rapid tests that will also be used at the discretion
of the hospital.PCMH had been run-
ning low on the rapid tests the past two weeks due to a rise in demand and a delayed shipment. The hospital will receive another additional 100 tests in a few weeks.
The rapid test will be prioritized in the follow-
ing order: sick patients in the emergency room, hospital staff second and EMTs, people with less mild symptoms.
PCMH will also receive new 4-in-1 tests mid-December. The tests will detect strep throat, RSV, flu, and COVID-19 all in one test.
If you have symptoms for any of the four you will receive the test if available.
“More than likely in the beginning it will be by our discretion until we know we’re going to get more supply. I guess also if we expect you have strep, you’re going to get tested for everything,”
The report showed there were five active student cases and three active teacher cases in the district – the highest number combined for any given week since the start of the school year for the FSISD.
Four of the five active student cases were new and three of those were from the intermediate school according FSISD Assistant Superintendent GIlray Madrid. He added there were no active student cases previously before the positive tests at the intermediate campus.
Outside of the active cases, there have been 17 FSISD students who have recovered and 15 staff who have recovered – pushing the active and recovered combined to-tal between students and staff total to 40 people as of Nov. 20.
There are 385 staff members at the FSISD – translating to one in every 21 staff members has tested positive for COVID-19 (4.6 percent).
The student body positive test percentage is far less as one out of every 104 students have tested positive – less than one percent (.0096 percent).
Here is a list of re-cently reported active cases as of Sunday, Nov. 29 in Pecos County:
Case #555 39-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 23 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #556 51-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 23 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #557 33-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 22 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #558 66-year-old male with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 22 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #559 32-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 22 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #560 55-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 24 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #561 41-year-old
female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 24 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #562 38-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 25 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #563 67-year-old male with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 29 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #564 85-year-old male with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 29 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #565 23-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 25 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #566 19-year-old female with contraction from confirmed case. Tested at Cactus on Nov. 20. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #567 18-year-old male with contraction from confirmed case. Tested at Cactus on Nov. 20. Self-quarantined at home.
Case 568 71-year-old female with contraction from confirmed case. Tested at IGH on Nov. 23. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #569 50-year-old female with contraction from confirmed case. Tested at IGH on Nov. 23. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #570 70-year-old male with unknown con-traction. Tested on Nov. 23 at IGH. Self-quaran-tined at home.
Case #571 58-year-old female with contraction from confirmed case. Tested on Nov. 29. Hospi-talized at PCMH.
Case #572 55-year-old female with unknown contraction. Tested on Nov. 29. Hospitalized at PCMH.
Case #573 35-year-old male with possible contraction from travel. Tested on Nov. 30 at Crane.
Case #574 57-year-old female with contrac-tion from confirmed case. Tested on Dec. 1 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #575 50-year-old male with unknown contraction. Tested on Dec. 1 at PCMH. Self-quarantined at home.
Case #576 82-year-old female with contraction from confirmed case. Tested on Dec. 1. Hospi-talized at PCMH.
A2 The Fort Stockton Pioneer | Thursday, December 3, 2020
Thank youTo our
Friends and Family
Home Health, Home Hospice, Pecos County State Bank, Mr. Pasqua,
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Sarabia, Fort Stockton Middle School Family,
Special Education (Sped) Middle School,
Fort Stockton Christian Center and Martinez
Funeral Home.
During a time like this, we realize what our
friends & family really mean to us.
Your expression of sympathy will always
Be remembered.
The Family of Enrique “Henry” Vasquez
REGISTER FOR 2021 SPRING CLASSES! ONLINE AND ON-CAMPUS CLASSES!
JANUARY 4TH— JANUARY 14TH PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ, GED Coordinator, WRTTC
1309 West IH 10—Fort Stockton, Texas 79735 432-336-7882 ext. 2513 [email protected]
Midland College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs and activities. The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Tana Baker, Title IX Coordinator/Compliance Officer,
3600 N. Garfield, SSC 242, Midland, TX 79705, (432) 685-4781, [email protected]; Natasha Morgan, Director Human Resources/Payroll, 3600 N. Garfield, PAD 140, Midland, TX 79705, (432) 685-4534, [email protected]. For further information on notice of non-discrimination, visit
http://wdcrobcolp01.ed.gov/CFAPPS/OCR/contactus.cfm or call 1 (800) 421-3481.
PECOS COUNTY EMSAnnounces
EMS LIFELINE RegistrationFor as little as $60 per year, you can protect
your household from added cost shouldan emergency arise.
When: Dec. 1st through Dec. 31stWhere: 310 West 5th Street
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS SERVICEOFFERED TO PECOS COUNTY RESIDENTS,
PLEASE CALL 336-3062***Please be advised, you must wear a mask before entering
the EMS Station to pick up or drop off application. ***
Medicaid patients do not qualifyDoes not cover interfacility transfers
LIFELINE
The FORT STOCKTON PIONEER
210 N. Nelson St.P.O. Box 1528
Fort Stockton, TX 79735 (432) 336-2281
Fax (432) 336-6432USPS 206-120
The ForT STockTon Pioneer (USPS 206-120) is published weekly by Big Bend Commu-nications, Inc., 210 N. Nelson, P.O. Box 1528, Fort Stockton, Pecos County Texas 79735. Periodical postage paid at
Fort Stockton, Texas. POSTMASTER: Send
changes of address to The ForT STocKTON PIO-NEER, P.O. Box 1528, Fort
Stockton, Texas 79735.
Proud member of the Fort Stockton and Iraan Chambers of Commerce.
Annual Subscription RatesPecos County $41
General ManaGer Donna Gonzalez
ediTornathan heuer
coordinaTor Maria Martinez
from page A1
PCMH
from page A1
COVID-19
DO SOMETHING!
YOUR GUIDE TO LOCAL PLACES TO GO AND THINGS TO DO
If you have an event for our Do Something! listings, please e-mail [email protected]
FRIDAY, DEC. 4The Season of
Hope 2020 Christmas Parade will be held on Friday, December 4, 2020, at 6:30 p.m. Parade line up begins at 5:30 pm on Rio Street. Contact the Chamber after 10 a.m. Friday, December 4 to get your assigned line up spot – assignments are subject to change, check-in at line up to confirm. Please visit www.fortstockton.org/events to see COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions for the event.
NOV. 30-DEC. 11The annual silent
auction for the 2020 Joy Run will be at the Chamber of Commerce in Fort Stockton from Nov. 30 to Dec. 11 during
normal business hours (Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.). The 2020 Santa Hawg Joy Run is scheduled for Friday, December 18, 2020. The Joy Run delivers gifts to all of the residents at our local nursing home. Monetary donations, as well as donations of items for sale in the auction, are being accepted. Please consider making a donation of any amount, every dollar helps! Auction items and donations may be sent or delivered to the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce, 1000 Railroad Ave, Fort Stockton TX 79735 (Please do not mail cash!)
DEC. 10-13Fort Stockton
Community Theatre presents the children’s Christmas musical “The Littlest Angel” located at 102 S Nelson St. in Fort Stockton.
Fort Stockton Rotary Club
Left: Fort Stockton Rotary Club welcomed a new member, Wissam Alakhtaby, on Nov. 12 at the group’s meeting. Above: Fort Stockton eighth grade English teacher Zachary Jones, right, is awarded the Teacher of the Six Weeks by the Rotary Club this past week during the group’s meeting on Nov. 12. (Contributed Photos)
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every day. Introducing one more reason
to read...Subscribe Now, and Save.
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