January 2022

Heard on the STREET

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How do you prepare for a winter storm? Bob Steele, Alpine: Canned food with a can opener. A lot of people have canned foods but they don’t bother to get a mechanical can opener because they have an electrical can opener in the kitchen.
Heard on the STREET

Big Bend hosts record visitations in 2021

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The wide-open spaces of West Texas lured a record 581,000 recreational visits to remote Big Bend in 2021. These numbers reflect a 25% increase since 2019, the last year the park was completely open, and a 49% increase since 2016. Once relatively unknown, the Big Bend area continues to see a significant increase in visitation, and the CO- VID-19 pandemic has resulted in even more visitors seeking out the qualities of this special place.
Big Bend is a popular destination for those seeking wide open spaces. Courtesy photo

Alpine Animal Services donates masks

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On Jan. 10, Alpine Animal Services donated oxygen masks for small animals and pets on behalf of Invisible Fence. During the course of fires, animals can succumb to smoke inhalation. These masks will allow firefighters to more effectively help resuscitate as well as provide recovery for affected animals. Courtesy
Alpine Animal Services donates masks

School Board Appreciation Month down South

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On Jan. 20 San Vicente ISD held its regular school board meeting. Board members Toni Sammons, Suzette Mendoza, and Beth Ivans were thanked by the students and staff for their dedication to the district.