“It’s a small world and the older I get, the smaller it gets.” — Still my favorite saying “Hmmm,” I thought, feeling my Cajun curiosity kick in. “Lacie needs my number?” Lacie and her husband, Josh, are friends, and I responded quickly.
Alpine City Employee I grew up on the border, so I am not naïve about what moves through border communities. Smuggling, drug trafficking, money movement, and quiet corruption are not just movie plots.
The Alpine ISD “Bucks at Work” Program is officially underway for Summer 2026, providing local students with valuable real-world work experience while building stronger partnerships between schools, businesses, and the community.
It was a tough decision, but the selection committee for the annual Friends of the Jeff Davis County Library Scholarship was delighted to choose a total of four awards through a matching gift from the Kay Johnson Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Paxton hopes to unify Republicans after runoff Attorney General Ken Paxton and his allies began working to repair fissures among GOP voters after he routed incumbent U.S. Sen.
The Museum of the Big Bend at Sul Ross State University invites photography enthusiasts, artists, students, and the community to celebrate Alpine Photo Weekend on Friday, June 12, and Saturday, June 13, in Alpine.