Fort Stockton Historical Society Offers Free ‘No Wall’ Yard Signs
FORT STOCKTON, Texas — The Fort Stockton Historical Society is distributing free yard signs opposing construction of a border wall in the Big Bend region.
The signs, which read “Protect Big Bend — No Wall,” are available at the Annie Riggs Memorial Museum in Fort Stockton while supplies last. Distribution is limited to one sign per household, according to an announcement from the historical society.
The signs also direct residents to NoBigBendWall.org, a campaign supporting the protection of the region’s landscape and communities from proposed border barrier construction.
The historical society did not specify how many signs are available or how long the giveaway will continue.
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