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The Alpine Lady Bucks continue topping the podium or at least bringing home hardware from recent track and field competitions. They traveled to Wink for the Wildcat Relays last Thursday with a full team, with the varsity taking second overall, just 10 points behind their hosts, while the JV team placed fourth and brought home several medals.

Sometimes, unforeseen circumstances for pet owners make animal shelters a necessity, and since 2017, D.J. Hensley has been sheltering animals in Brewster County. Her journey to those humble beginnings officially began in 1996, when she moved to Brewster County and just started taking in stray animals that needed a home. To date, she says she’s taken in over 1500 animals in total. “When I started this, I was just taking in animals from Marathon, but that grew to taking in animals from all over Brewster County and even some from Fort Davis,” Hensley said.

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Continuing the fight against illegal immigration, the lead agent for the Big Bend Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol issued the oath of office to Texas National Guard soldiers at the Alpine Border Patrol Station, granting them the ability to enforce federal immigration laws.

The Alpine City Council met on Tuesday, March 4, for its regular meeting in the council chambers. All council members were present, with Mayor Catherine Eaves presiding over the meeting.

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