March 2022

Dear Neil: We have many daffodils that come up voluntarily each year, but we have very few blooms. Is there anything we can do to get more flowers? It probably has to do with the original selection of varieties.

March 10, 1988 Fort Davis Schools Superintendent Bryan LaBeff presented an award to the Fort Davis Lions Club for all its help and volunteer work at the schools. Wid McCutcheon accepts as Lions president.

Ann Moore and Dixie Garlick of Desert Sky Quilters of the Big Bend show off one of many intricate quilts at the 10th Annual Quilt Show presented at the Sunshine House in Alpine on March 19. Plenty of visitors came by to look at the beautiful designs and vote on their favorites.

Alpine Police Chief Darrell Losoya, Alpine Utilities Director Keith Sager, and Bucho Garcia of Alpine have a great time frying fish at the American Legion Post 79 fish fry on March 18.

Area residents can learn more about health, wellness, and related services during a community health fair on Saturday, March 26, from noon-2 p.m. at the Kelly Pavilion behind the Jeff Davis County Library.

Alpine Humane Society Pet of the Week is Jaga, a two-year-old Tabby cat. His distinctive M marking on his forehead sits just above his eyes, giving him a bit of a scowl, but he’s a friendly guy.

Alcoholics Anonymous, 502 E. Lockhart Ave.

MARCH 25 Travel Talk, 7 p.m. at Alpine Public Library in the AEP Foundation multipurpose room.

John Davis, Alpine: Probably when the sun comes up, around 7:30 or 8. I usually make coffee.

Driving through scenic Big Bend National Park will soon be a smoother, safer, and more enjoyable experience. Crews have been working since January to clean, prep, and resurface all the park’s 120 miles of paved roads.