West Texas Italian Delicacies held a grand opening and ribbon cutting with the Alpine Ambassadors on April 28 for its location on Holland Avenue. Celebrating the grand opening are operating owner and chef Sondra Ketchum-Failla, owner Anthony Failla, and owner Deborah Westwood Willbanks.
On Saturday, May 14, Ben and Carrie Karleen will host the second annual West Texas Regency Ball, an evening of English country dancing, live music, and dining. The event will take place at the Kelly Pavilion in Fort Davis from 5-11 p.m.
Alpine Humane Society Pet of the Week is Zora. Zora and her sister Jolie are the zoomiest pair of pups to hit the play yard. Zora is a Pit Bull Terrier mix about eight months old, and she loves to play. She’s young, sweet, incredibly affectionate, and full of energy.
On May 10, 2022, Brewster County property owners will begin receiving their Notice of Appraised Property Value for 2022. The valuations are based on property value assessments completed by the team of six Brewster County Appraisal District property assessors.
Dani Bell, Alpine: My most memorable moment was when the ceremony was over, and everyone threw their caps in the air. It was exhilarating knowing that there was such a great adventure ahead to be had!
The Our Lady of Guadalupe Organization of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in Alpine held a Mother’s Day brunch at the church parish hall on May 8 as a way to honor moms. The festive event had plenty of treats and eats.
Dear Neil: All of my elephant ears have died. When I scratch the surface, they look like mashed potatoes. They have been in the ground for about five years. Could it be that I have watered them too much?