June 2023

Heard on the STREET

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on the What was the last small act of kindness that you noticed? Beshka Candelaria: I see small acts every day, several times a day when people say hello to one another. That doesn’t happen in many places and it’s lovely to see it happening here among all of the generations.
Heard on the STREET

EVENTS

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June Volunteers Needed, The Museum of the Big Bend is seeking volunteers to help in the new Marilyn Ann Caldwell welcome center in the museum’s gift shop. Help is needed Tues. – Sat. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Rebekah Antrosio at 432-837-8145 or Rebekah.antrosio@ sulross.edu
com. For more information contact Dr. Laura Patterson or Dr. Jamie Boyd at 432-837-8200 or laura.patterson@sulross.edu. June 15 Blood Drive, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. First Baptist Church of Fort Davis fellowship hall. To schedule an appointment, contact Sherill Easterling at 325207-6427 or call 877-258-4825. Can also log onto www.donors. vitalant.org and use code 1stBC.

‘Sooty mold’ a secondary invader for crape myrtles

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Dear Neil: I have two crape myrtle trees that got the black scale. I drenched them with Imidacloprid as per instructions. Now, one tree has some healthy-looking growth with leaves, but the other tree has none except for suckers at the base of the tree. What should I do? The photo shows last year’s growth with a bird nest.
‘Sooty mold’ a secondary invader for crape myrtles

LOOKING BACK

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Alpine residents and visitors can attend this week’s Alpine Cowboy’s games for the reasonable price of 25 cents to 1 dollar, tax included. June 12-13 Kokernot field will be hosting games vs. the La Consolidado de Piedras Negras at 3 p.m.
LOOKING BACK

Emmet and Miriam McCoy Building opens next weekend

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The grand opening of the Emmett and Miriam McCoy Building, the new addition to the Museum of the Big Bend, is set for June 23-24. Located on the Sul Ross State University campus in Alpine, the Museum of the Big Bend is excited about the addition of the new McCoy Building to their space.
The Tom Lea collection of “Western Beef Cattle” on display in the new Emmett and Miriam McCoy Building; an addition to the Museum of the Big Bend. Courtesy photo