July 2021

Home sweet home

Alpine Ambassadors celebrated new Alpine apartment community Skyway Gardens’ soft opening on July 10 as manager Chris Rodriguez, Ambassadors Sheila Johnson and Sara Bow, Mayfair Management Area Manager Melanie Isaacs, Julissa Dominguez, Enrique Rojas, Ambassador Jerry Johnson, and maintenance...
Home sweet home

Sul Ross receives grant

The National Science Foundation recently selected Sul Ross State University and Southwest Texas Junior College in a partnership for the Noyce Grant.

Crisis Center has new director

Kiwanis member Letty Carrillo was recently named as director of the Family Crisis Center of Alpine. Here she stands with Sara Stropoli at the Kiwanis Independence Day celebration on July 4 in Alpine. Avalanche photo by Gail Diane Yovanvich
Crisis Center has new director

Giddy up for reading

Maya Aguilar of Marathon sits on saddle in the reading section at Marathon Public Library’s Wild West Literacy Night on July 8 at the Marathon Community Center.
Giddy up for reading

Heard on the STREET

Ashley Wood, Alpine: Paper! I am old school! Amanda Kaye, Alpine: Digital books because I can have them in one place instead of having to carry them individually in a backpack. I have also been traveling a lot since classes are online right now, so it is easier to travel with my books on a laptop.
Heard on the STREET

Tierra Grande fall training classes

These West of the Pecos-focused classes will provide insights into biology, geology, wildlife and range management, endangered species, plants, insects, birds, aquifers, water supply, drought cycles, ranching history, Native American archaeology, and many other interconnected aspects of the natural...

PET OF THE WEEK

Alpine Humane Society Pet of the Week is Stretch, a handsome two-year-old ready to find his new home where he can be the perfect cat. Come out to the shelter and visit with Stretch.
PET OF THE WEEK

Judd reopens for visits

Judd Foundation recently announced that its spaces in New York and Texas will reopen to the public for guided visits on Thursday, July 22. Guided visits will resume at a reduced schedule with limited capacity so there is space for continued social distancing.