November 2023
Wow your friends and family
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HEAD OVER MEALS Cheesecake. Need we say more? First of all, you had me at cheese.
Bucks win Bi-District third year in a row
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On Friday night the Alpine Bucks traveled to Big Lake’s Reagan County High School for their bi-district game against the Brady Bulldogs, which would result in a 29-23 overtime win. “What a win for our kids and community.
Mexican photographer shares images with Museum of the Big Bend
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Starting November 18, the Museum of the Big Bend will be the temporary home and showcase for 58 of Graciela Iturbide’s black and white photographs from The Wittliff Collection at Texas State University.
Alpine honors WWII vet
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The Alpine City Council held its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, November 7. During this meeting, City Mayor Catherine Eaves declared November 17 to be “Herbert Moss Mills Day” on behalf of the city. Lieutenant Colonel Herbert Moss Mills was born in Alpine and served and died during WWII on November 17, 1954, in heroic action.
Alpine honors veterans
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Alpine Runnin’ Bucks conquer state cross-country meet
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The Alpine Lady Runnin’ Bucks cross-country team along with Hatfield Cason from the boys’ team took to the state cross-country course in Round Rock last Friday and proved that they have been a powerhouse all season long. Supported by their families, the Lady Bucks brought home a 10th-place finish at the state competition. Hatfield, the lone runner who qualified for the state meet from the boys’ cross-country team, placed 30th at this year’s meet, improving from 41st at last year’s competition in the 3A division. “We’ve had a full season of blood, sweat, and tears but we managed to ride it all the way to the top. Becoming a state qualifi er is a massive achievement, but after months of competing with the fastest racers in Texas, we’ve earned it. We’ve managed to bring not only individuals but now an entire team to compete at the state cross-country meet. A rare feat for a high school. Our season may be over, but our accomplishments will certainly leave a feeling of pride for years to come,” said Hatfield.
Bucks fall to Cranes in last half
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The Alpine Fightin’ Bucks played Crane in an away game on Friday, November 3, coming up short by a final score of 32-41. Next, the Bucks will face Brady in bi-district action.
