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Alpine ISD has released its summer training and camp schedule for studentathletes, and one thing is clear: Athletic Director Jerry Dominguez is determined to have the Bucks battle-ready for the 20252026 season. Whether on the court, the field, or in the weight room, the focus this summer is on building strong, conditioned athletes who are ready to compete.

The Alpine Cowboys are gearing up to defend their Pecos League crown after a record-breaking 2024 campaign, and they’ll do it under a familiar face in a new role. Lance Myers, a former Cowboys standout and assistant coach, takes the reins as head manager following Sean Persky’s five-season run that netted two league titles and a 45-4 mark last year, good for the best winning percentage in Pecos League history.

The Sul Ross summer girls’ basketball day camp for ages 7-14 is set for June 23-26 at the Pete P. Gallego Center.

The Brewster County Commissioners Court held its regular meeting on Tuesday in the commissioner’s courtroom at the Brewster County Courthouse. With all commissioners present, Brewster County Judge Greg Henington presided over a wide-ranging session.

The Alpine City Council met for its regular meeting on Tuesday, May 6, with Mayor Catherine Eaves presiding. All councilors were present except Ward 1 Councilor Reagan Stone.

The Alpine Emergency Services Board held its regular meeting on Monday at 5:30 p.m. in the Alpine Fire Department’s meeting room. Directors Mark Rose and Albert Benitez were absent due to emergencies, and Aaron Rodriguez was absent. Guest Brian Young of the Alpine Volunteer Fire Department and Vernon M. Tucker were also in attendance.

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