July 2021

St. John wrote in his First Epistle, “God is love, and he who abides in love abides in God, and God in him.” We are called upon to love every one born of God.

With last year’s event canceled because of coronavirus concerns, Sul Ross State University alumni are looking forward with great anticipation to this year’s reunion.

Cypress Watts, 7, Easton Watts, 10, and their parents Sam and Angela Watts of Marfa show off their creativity at the Chinati Foundation’s July Family Day on July 17. The non-profit contemporary arts museum hosted the first of a series of three engaging workshops for artists of all ages.

Brewster County Commissioner’s Court held its regularly scheduled meeting on July 14, followed by the first fiscal year 2022 budget workshop. Commissioner, Pct.

Engaging in collaborative art projects with the family is a great way to connect with kids as they create and express themselves as great artists have done in the past.

Donna J. Connor was born May 20, 1948, in Rochester, N.H.

Diane Baylor, 81, passed away on July 3, 2021, in her home in Alpine, Texas. A memorial service for Diane will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Diane June Masters Lacy, 72, passed away in San Antonio, Texas, June 29, 2021 after battling ovarian cancer for five years. Diane grew up in San Antonio, the daughter of Dr.

Dear Neil: What caused this to happen to my tomatoes? This is sunscald damage. It happens when fruit is exposed to intense, direct rays of sunlight, especially after a period of cloudy, cool weather.

July 4, 1991 Alpine Mayor Alpine Mayor Ernesto Gallego introduces Senator Phil Gramm at Camp Mitre Peak Monday night. Stephanie Haynes, Chairman of the Board of Texas War on Drugs, is seated at left.