September 2021

We must be vigilant to preserve our hunting traditions

Many avid hunters are already planning for deer season, which begins Oct. 2 for bowhunters and Nov. 7 for general firearms season. Landowners who participate in special management programs within Texas Parks and Wildlife Department can begin harvesting deer Oct. 2 with a firearm, as well.
We must be vigilant to preserve our hunting traditions

All decked out with purple and gold

It’s Friday Night Lights season in Texas, and that means the tradition of high school homecoming games, along with the celebrations of school spirit, which culminate in a rite of passage for many students. And that is no exception in Alpine.
Morgan Elliott shows off Buck Pride. Avalanche photo by Roxanne Hill

Heard on the STREET

Carolyn Barrientes, Alpine: I love to bake, so when the weather starts to change, I Iove to bake things that remind me of the fall weather changing.
Heard on the STREET

ROCKSLIDES

Send your rockslides to editor@ alpineavalanche.com. UPCOMING EVENTS Sept.
ROCKSLIDES

Hitting homers for Project Graduation

Alpine High School Project Graduation held a fundraiser softball tournament at the Valentin Lujan baseball field in Alpine on Sept. 11. Here, teammates Jaelyn Monclova, Alexis Rodriguez, Jenica Portillo, Andrew Rodriguez, and Ryka Morales from Alpine High School pause for a photo between innings.
Hitting homers for Project Graduation

City discusses budget and attorney invoices

The City of Alpine held a special council meeting on Sept. 14 to approve the first reading of an ordinance amending the fiscal year 2020-2021 budget, along with approving the June and July invoices issued by city attorney Rod Ponton. Council, Ward 2, Chris Rodriguez was absent.

LOOKING BACK

September 10, 1981 Marfa’s Danny Short (22) gets there too late as Alpine’s Ernest Ramos scores against the Shorthorns on Friday night.
LOOKING BACK