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Coaching isn’t just about wins and losses — it’s about shaping young athletes on and off the field. For Alpine’s head baseball coach, Adam Llanez, reaching his 100th career win is a significant milestone, but it’s the journey, not the number, that stands out to him.

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The Alpine Lady Bucks softball team has been swinging for the fences and running the bases like they stole something, and this past week was no different. With two dominant district wins and a nail-biter on the road, the ladies are proving they’re a force to be reckoned with this season.

The Alpine High School varsity baseball team hit the road on Friday, March 21, wrapping up their Spring Break with a trip to the El Paso area for a district showdown against the Anthony Wildcats. Riding a six-game winning streak heading into district play, the Bucks were looking to keep their momentum going, but despite a strong effort on both sides of the ball, they fell 2-5 in a tough battle on the New Mexico border.

Although the U.S. has not seen New World Screwworm (NWS) since it was eradicated in 1966, the parasite is on the rise south of the border.

The Alpine City Council held its regular meeting on Tuesday, with all council members present. Ward 5 Councilor Rick Stephens presided as mayor pro-tem in the absence of Mayor Catherine Eaves.

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The Alpine ISD Board of Trustees held its regular meeting on Wednesday, March 12, at 5:30 p.m. in the library of Alpine Elementary School.