Ghosts of Our Humanities, the first U.S. solo exhibition by French photographer Abel Llaval-Ubach, is currently on display at The Dreamers Gallery in Presidio and will remain open to the public through January 3, 2026. […]
Category: Presidio County
Presidio County Emerges as Prime Candidate for Geothermal Energy Development
A study conducted by the Bureau of Economic Geology (BEG) at the University of Texas at Austin has identified Presidio County as a promising location for geothermal energy development. The findings, presented to the Presidio […]
Presidio County Lawyer Rod Ponton Reflects on Early Role in Texas Chain Saw Massacre as Film Celebrates 50th Anniversary
As The Texas Chain Saw Massacre marks its 50th anniversary, memories resurface for many who were involved in the 1974 horror classic. One such individual is Presidio County attorney Rod Ponton, who had a brief […]
John B. Poindexter Named 2024 West Texas Conservationist of the Year
John B. Poindexter, a prominent steward of Texan land and history, was recognized as the 2024 West Texas Conservationist of the Year at an event hosted by the Borderlands Research Institute (BRI) at Sul Ross […]
Big Bend’s Own “Zoom Cat Lawyer” Rod Ponton Eyes Future in Legal Practice and Community Projects
Rod Ponton, famously known as the “Zoom Cat Lawyer” after a viral video mishap during a virtual court hearing made him an internet sensation, is setting his sights on new horizons within the legal field […]
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