As the days are getting shorter and the colors are fading across West Texas, you can’t help but look forward to Thanksgiving—a holiday filled with warmth, gathering with loved ones, and thankfulness.
The Alpine Fightin’ Bucks varsity football team closed out their 2025-2026 season on Friday, November 14, with a tough 75–20 loss to the Coahoma Bulldogs in the Bi-District round of the playoffs.
The Alpine High School boys varsity basketball team opened its 2025-26 campaign with a statement win on Monday, November 17, dismantling Midland Texas Leadership Charter Academy 28-86 in a nondistrict matchup on their home floor.
The Brewster County Commissioners met last Tuesday for their regular meeting, with the primary focus centered on the financial audits performed by local accounting firm Singleton and Clark, CPA.
The Alpine City Council held its second budget workshop on Tuesday before its regular meeting, focusing on the purchase of the Animal Services incinerator, which Brewster County would partially fund, and updates to the utilities fee schedule.