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Over reach

You said over reach? I am a resident of Brewster County. I live outside the Alpine city limits.

LOOKING BACK

July 2, 1981 Michelle Pallanez was recently selected mascot for the Alpine Buck cheerleaders. July 30, 1981 The 1981 Little League champions are the Lightning Ranch from Marathon.
LOOKING BACK

LOOKING BACK

June 13, 1991 Boys and girls State delegates toured the city and county offices recently as guests of the sponsoring American Legion Auxiliary.
LOOKING BACK

LOOKING BACK

May 14, 1981 Kirk Macon of Marathon won first places in news writing and editorial writing for Class A Saturday at the state UIL meet. May 28, 1981 These are the folks who teach your children.
LOOKING BACK

Do more, say less

I am a big Alabama football fan. I have to admit, therefore, my bias concerning the head football coach, Nick Saban, for I believe he is a phenomenal coach. Though crusty and notoriously exacting, he understands the importance of doing rather than saying something.

SRSU trees, please

I became a licensed tree expert by examination in Illinois in 1975, and a certified arborist in California in 1999. My experience is vast, beginning in Atlanta, Ga., in 1973 and working in 20 states and five Canadian provinces, retiring last year.

Informed consent

With the recommendation to inject children, the promise of booster shoots for adults, and enormous social pressure to be injected, it is time to demand what is ours by law, informed consent. Here are some minimum conditions of informed consent.

The Hospital District is here to help

It has been just over a year since the first emergency declaration was issued by Governor Abbott in response to the COVID pandemic. This past year has been tough for all of us in the Big Bend. We have all been affected in one way or another.
J.D. NEWSOM

Schools are for kids

There are seven weeks of school left in this school year. As with every year, we are amazed at how quickly we begin discussing end of year activities. Our time spent with students is always rewarding, and, as Craig Kielburger says, “Time flies when you’re changing the world.”
BECKY MCCUTCHEN
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