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Winkler County District Attorney To Retire

By: Mycah Glover
Updated: March 9, 2011
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KERMIT -- Winkler County District Attorney Mike Fostel has announced his plans to retire from office.

    The Winkler Post reports that Fostel wrote a letter to Governor Perry, saying he'll retire from the 109th Judicial District on April 30th. That district includes Winkler and Crane counties.

    Fostel was appointed to serve as District Attorney for the 109th District Court in 1982 by Texas Governor Bill Clements. He's served the post ever since.

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