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Last week the Alpine City Council and the Brewster County Commissioners Court joined in the city council chambers for a workshop with the Texas Department of…
Ingredients : 1 small cauliflower, outer leaves and core discarded and cut into small florets. 1 pound of red cabbage thinly sliced (about ½ a small red…
HEAD OVER MEALS I’m the first to admit to being a meat eater. No matter the animal protein, be it beef, chicken, pork, or fish, any and all deserve to be in a…

Columns

December 25, 2023 Dear Sarah and Luke, Congratulations! Your December 23 wedding was beautiful! I wish you two the best of God’s blessings that life has to…
“Say•ing” noun — a short pithy expression that generally contains advice, insight, or wisdom. Often provoking questions from young minds. — Oxford dictionary…
I like Joshua from the Old Testament. Afterall, Jesus took on a form of his name, Yeshua. I believe Joshua was a shadow and type of Jesus. The first chapter…
July 6, 1945 Join the City Clean-Up Campaign with a little paint to spruce up your property. The Alpine Lumber Co. has your small project’s materials and…

Obituaries

Olive Evelyn Hill Snow passed away peacefully and surrounded by her family on March 7. Born in Alpine on December 6, 1921, to Eva May Hinson and Jesse James…
Thomas R. “Tommy” Lackey, 84 of Lakehills, Texas died on March 8. Tommy was born in Medina in 1939 to M.F. and Teresa Lackey. He retired in 1990 from a…
Ildefonso S. Celaya, also known as Poncho, age 89, of Alpine, was called to his eternal home on Sunday, March 10, at Big Bend Regional Medical Center. Poncho…
Celestina Acosta Gomez, peacefully passed away at the remarkable age of almost 110, on February 22 at 7:30 a.m. in her hometown Alpine. Celestina Acosta Gomez…

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