August 2024

PET OF THE WEEK

WEEK Meet Xander! Xander has been at the shelter since late June. He was found running loose within the Alpine city limits, and no one had stepped forward to claim him.
PET OF THE WEEK

UPCOMING EVENTS

Send your community events to kara.gerbert@alpineavalanche. August 29 David Keller, 7 p.m.

Tri-county Voter Promoters seeking volunteers

The Tri-County Voter Promoters was formed from a long-standing voter registration effort by volunteers in Jeff Davis County. In 2020, these volunteers began to explore new options for registering voters, ultimately deciding to form the Tri-County Voter Promoters.

Texas811is an everyday affair

August 11 was 811Day and served as a reminder to all homeowners, professional contractors, and DIY enthusiasts alike to contact 811 before beginning any digging project. It should also bring awareness of the potential injuries, property damage, and outages if underground utilities are damaged.
Texas811is an everyday affair

Take your complaints elsewhere

I have never responded to any letter to the editor before, but last week’s lengthy letter was way too much not to respond to. Don’t judge our mayor Ms. Eaves, who is the best leader our city has, and tries very hard to keep unity.

Letters to the Editor

Although our esteemed mayor Eaves suggested otherwise in last week’s Sentinel letter, safety from gun violence is an extremely local issue, as those of us who experienced the Alpine High School shooting in 2016, or the Uvalde shooting in 2022, understand.

Separation of Church and State

While I am far from a constitutional scholar I did grow up in a Southern Baptist Church in El Paso. And, while not in the “Bible Belt” I remember the doctrine of “separation of church and state” being hammered into me regularly and I bought into it like it was the gospel!