September 2022

Buck Band ready for a great season

Band Director, Alpine High School The Fightin’ Buck Band is well into marching season, and currently preparing for the UIL Region Marching Contest on Monday, Oct. 17, in Abilene.
Buck Band ready for a great season

Lady Bucks move to 2-0 in District

The Lady Bucks sported a 13-9 record as District play began on Sept. 24 in Alpine against the Tornillo Lady Coyotes. District play is what the girls have been preparing for all year, motivated by last year’s second place finish to the Presidio Lady Blue Devils.
Lady Bucks move to 2-0 in District

City approves military monument

The City of Alpine held its regularly scheduled city council meeting on Sept. 20, and a proposed monument honoring women in the military, code enforcement issues, and a strategic plan for the city drove the discussions.
Mural outside American Legion Post 79 in Alpine has an artistic rendition honoring women in the military. Avalanche photo by Roxanne Hill

Pros and cons of meal subscription plans

From time to time, I feel it is a clever idea to subscribe to one of the several meal subscriptions plans available because I just want something different to eat. Another, and perhaps the biggest reason is because I can have the ingredients sent to my house, and I don’t have to grocery shop.
Pros and cons of meal subscription plans

Youth soccer clinics coming up at Lobo Field

The Sul Ross State University men’s soccer program and the Big Bend Youth Soccer Association will provide a quality soccer experience for everyone in the community. Sul Ross is hosting free skills clinics on Sundays at Lobo Field for the local soccer community and players ages 5-18.
Area youth participate in the Sul Ross soccer clinics at Lobo Field Courtesy photo

Rain

Rain is such a gift in the dessert. The dry, cracked dirt cries out for relief. So the heart cries out for goodness and healing in seasons of drought. When difficulty comes, a person’s thoughts can either help or hurt them. Free will grants us that choice.