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AMS 7th-graders runners up

1 year ago By News Staff

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Alpine Middle School 7th-grade basketball girls took the runner-up spot in this past weekend’s District tournament. The girls won their first game of the tournament against Presidio, defeating the Blue Devils 28-11. They were defeated by a single basket in overtime in their second game against the Kermit Yellowjackets, where they lost 26-28. Courtesy photo

Eighth graders place first in tourney

1 year ago By News Staff

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Alpine Middle School 8th-grade girls’basketball team took the top of the podium this past weekend at the AMS District Tournament.

Runnin’ Bucks begin season in Lubbock

1 year ago By Kara Gerbert Managing Editor

A few members of the Alpine High School Runnin’ Bucks hit the road to Lubbock this past weekend to compete in the Texas Tech Wes Kittley Indoor High School track meet. Six members of the girls’ team and Hatfield Cason were on hand for this unique meet.

Hope in motion: Alpine senior balances sports, studies, and a future in nursing

1 year ago By Kerry Laird Sports Editor

Editor’s note: This is part two of a two-part series As her senior year unfolds at Alpine High School, Hope Dominguez continues to leave an indelible mark on her school and community. Known for her relentless determination and ability to excel in multiple sports, Hope embodies the spirit of a true student-athlete.

Hope, with her game face on, gets ready for her opponents to serve up the volleyball. Courtesy photo

Mondo grass or English ivy are good groundcover for shaded areas

1 year ago By Neil Sperry

Dear Neil, Our neighbor has a large magnolia tree that casts very heavy shade into our yard. It has left us with a large bare area, and we’ve been unable to grow either turfgrass or hostas there. What groundcover would have the best chance of succeeding? The branches are up off the ground.