Pecos Enterprise

Pecos Enterprise The Pecos Enterprise provides local news and community reporting for Pecos and Reeves County.

Covering public meetings, local issues, and the people who make up our community.

09/07/2026
09/03/2026

Look! 👀 We have clouds, Pecos! ☁️☁️ And a traffic jam! 😂🚗🚙

🦅 From the Pecos Enterprise Archives: Pecos Eagle Color GuardHere is another trip down memory lane! 💜💛Today’s look back ...
09/03/2026

🦅 From the Pecos Enterprise Archives: Pecos Eagle Color Guard

Here is another trip down memory lane! 💜💛

Today’s look back features the Pecos Eagle Color Guard, a group of young ladies who proudly represented Pecos High School.

Bottom Row: Kellie Taylor, Natalia Romo, Jaylyn Naverrette, Iris Briceno, Kayla Gomez and Julia Reyes.

Middle Row: Kariz Mata, Estrella Estrada, Stephanie Reyes, Marissa Martinez, Liz Fierro, Clarissa Millan and Jazlyn Rodriguez.

Back Row: Esperaza Samguey, Denise Rodriguez, Yesenia Quinones, Leslie Rodriguez, Nidia Adame and Kim Hernandez.

Recognize a familiar face? Were you part of the Pecos Eagle Color Guard, or do you remember watching these young ladies perform under the Friday night lights? Tag them and share your memories in the comments!

📸 From the Pecos Enterprise archives — preserving the faces, traditions and memories of Pecos, one photograph at a time. 💜💛🦅

09/03/2026

🗞️ Come behind the scenes with us on a Wednesday at the Pecos Enterprise!

Most people see the finished product when the paper comes out on Thursday — but Wednesday is when things really get moving around here.

Final edits. Page layout. Inserts stacked and ready. Pages sent to Monahans for printing. Then the papers come back and it’s all hands on deck — unloading, inserting, labeling, rolling and getting everything ready for delivery.

It may not always be pretty, and it definitely gets a little chaotic 😂, but this is what it takes every week to get the Enterprise from our desks to your hands.

Here’s a little peek behind the scenes at our Wednesday routine. ❤️

And to everyone who subscribes, picks up a copy, advertises with us or waits for us to come rolling down your street — thank you for keeping your local newspaper going.

Here we go with Round 2 of the Pig Skin Picks...let's see the standings and their pick for this week's games.  Good luck...
09/03/2026

Here we go with Round 2 of the Pig Skin Picks...let's see the standings and their pick for this week's games. Good luck to all the players!!!!

*Reminder all picks need to be in by Wednesday at 5pm or we pick for you.  Thanks for playing!
09/03/2026

*Reminder all picks need to be in by Wednesday at 5pm or we pick for you. Thanks for playing!

Advertising Manager • Christina Bitolas...call 432-445-5475 • 324 S. Cedar St. • news@pecos.net
09/03/2026

Advertising Manager • Christina Bitolas...call 432-445-5475 • 324 S. Cedar St. • [email protected]

📸 FROM THE PECOS ENTERPRISE ARCHIVESLet’s take another look back through the Pecos Enterprise photo archives!These famil...
09/03/2026

📸 FROM THE PECOS ENTERPRISE ARCHIVES

Let’s take another look back through the Pecos Enterprise photo archives!

These familiar faces were captured years ago, preserving another little piece of Pecos history. Hairstyles, fashions and faces may change through the years, but photographs like these keep the memories alive.

👀 Recognize anyone?
Tell us who you see! If you know their names, the approximate year these photos were taken, or have a memory or story about them, share it in the comments.

There is always something interesting waiting to be rediscovered in the Pecos Enterprise archives.

Check out this week’s issue of the Pecos Enterprise!!!!
09/03/2026

Check out this week’s issue of the Pecos Enterprise!!!!

WAY BACK WHEN: A LOOK AT OLD PECOSTake a trip down memory lane with the Pecos Enterprise as we look back at a Pecos many...
09/01/2026

WAY BACK WHEN: A LOOK AT OLD PECOS

Take a trip down memory lane with the Pecos Enterprise as we look back at a Pecos many longtime residents will remember.

These photographs capture pieces of everyday life from years gone by — local businesses, construction projects, familiar streets and even the places where Pecos kids and teenagers spent their quarters at the arcade.

From the old Security State Bank and Luz Ortiz Insurance Agency, to construction taking place around town, a drive-up 24-hour teller, pool tables and rows of arcade games, these pictures offer a glimpse of a community that has changed considerably through the years.

Some of these buildings are gone. Others may still be standing but look completely different today. And while businesses have come and gone, the memories connected to these places remain part of Pecos history.

How many of these places do you recognize? Tell us what you remember! Were you there? Did you work at one of these businesses? And most importantly — who remembers that arcade?

📸 Way Back When — Pecos, Texas
Preserving the people, places and memories that helped shape our community.

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