March 2024

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WEEK Look at this irresistible face. Lazlo is the last pup left in his litter. He’s a little boy, but as they say, big things come in little packages. What Lazlo lacks in size, he makes up for with his attitude. He loves to play tag with the other pups and lets them know who’s boss. You can meet this little cutie at the Alpine Animal Shelter at 2900 Old Marathon Rd or call 432837-9030.

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March 29 Friday Night Lights Jackpot, 6 p.m. Sul Ross SALE Arena including barrel racing, breakaway roping, and team roping. All entries are cash only. NIRA rules in all events except for youth breakaway.

on the What’s your favorite way to help someone? Rudi Wallace: I love to help someone with gardening. Nicole Armendariz: Showing love and making them feel important.

This community paramedicine program provided by the Terlingua Fire and EMS (TFEMS) allows community paramedics to bridge the gap in hopes of reducing the frequency of visits to clinics or emergency rooms. This type of program is easily designed to fit the needs of the community it serves in order to improve access to healthcare and prevent patients from making a 911 call for a patient or visiting the local ER which is more than an hour away for residents in the national park, Study Butte, Terlingua, and Lajitas. According to Susan Martin, there are many communities across the state both rural and urban that are offering these types of programs with great success.

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Leadership of the West Texas Veterans Affairs health care system will continue the organization’s conversation about VA health care and expanded benefits eligibility provided by recent changes to the PACT Act.

On the evening of Thursday, March 21 at approximately 9:17 p.m. officers with the Alpine Police Department (APD) responded to a call of possible shots fired around the 1300 block of West Murphy Street. Upon arrival, offi cers made contact with several residents in the area of the reported disturbance.

Alpine’s newest mural will greet everyone coming into the city from the North on the expansive wall of the Alpine Humane Society Thrift Store and Cattery at 706 N. 5th Street.