Use of pliers, file can prepare Texas mountain laurel seeds for germination
Dear Neil: I think you addressed this a year or two ago here, but I didn’t save the column. I have Texas mountain laurel seeds I would like to grow.
June 2024
LOOKING BACK
Alpine Avalanche.
Still no cameras in court?
In the 1970s, I wrote a series of newspaper editorials against the strong trend in the legal community to ban any kind of cameras from courtrooms. Today, we are following two highprofile cases, and they still are banning cameras in the courtrooms.
ROCK SLIDES
Send your community events to kara.gerbert@alpineavalanche. com June 21 and 28 TinkerCad Open Lab, 10 a.m.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission adopts new mountain lion regulations
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved regulations banning canned hunts and implementing trapping standards for mountain lions during its May meeting.
The coolest 4th of July weekend slated for Fort Davis
A weekend full of fun is on tap for residents and visitors to Fort Davis this upcoming Independence Day.
Two-vehicle accident sends five to hospital
A two-vehicle accident on Hwy 67 outside of Presidio sent five persons to Big Bend Regional Medical Center Sunday morning. According to information relayed by the Presidio County Sheriff’s Office, at approximately 10 a.m.
Book release from local artist named BBNP Artist in Residence
From 1-3 p.m. on Saturday, June 29, Front Street Books in Alpine will host a celebration of the release of “American Black Bears: New Neighbors in the Big Bend”, a new booklet of illustrations, information, and activities from local artist Chris Ruggia.
