November 2022

Dear editor, I enjoyed learning in the Alpine Avalanche about local law enforcement officer, James Morris receiving a prestigious award. There is in fact another local law enforcement officer who recently received a prestigious award as well.

The City of Alpine began holding town hall meetings in October to enlist its’ citizens help in setting up a strategic plan for the city.

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“…Music washes away from the soul, the dust of everyday life, and says to each one; ‘thou art now no longer in thine office, or in the barracks, or in thy workshop,” wrote Berthold Auerbach in 1864. Music transports the listener to other places and times and can move people to tears.

Dear editor, I was delighted to see on page four of the Nov. 10 issue of the Avalanche, and in the Sentinel, Alpine Mayor Catherine Eaves’ excellent summary of the vital functions of local governments in our federal system along, with an outstanding letter to the editor by Karen Cantrell pointing...

The Lady Buck basketball teams traveled to Van Horn Monday to take on the Lady Eagles. Both the JV and Varsity teams came home with a win. The JV came out strong and quick, using transition offense to quickly jump ahead in the first quarter.

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Alpine is a small town full of big opportunities. Similarly, Alpine ISD offers the best of an engaged, smalltown community with big hopes, dreams, and opportunities for our students’ present and future.

WEEK Alpine Humane Society Pet of the Week is Gus. What a big gentle giant this guy is. He is eager to get out and enjoy the day but is patient every morning, waiting for his turn. He was found out running alone in the Double Diamond area.