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Paralleling US Highway 90 to the west from Valentine is the Sierra Vieja range. A barrier between the Rio Grande and the Davis Mountains, this range is pierced by a pass west of Valentine. This location has a varied and unique history. It was the site of the last engagement between the Apache and the US Army, where the military was also primarily represented by a group of Native Americans. It was also the location of an isolated army post constructed to protect the border from incursions during the “border troubles” of the early 20th Century.

The Alpine Lady Bucks varsity basketball team continued their 2024-2025 season with a busy schedule, splitting games two and three after taking down the Balmorhea Bears for game one of the season. Their dominant performance against Fort Hancock showcased their potential, even as they faced a tough loss to Fort Stockton on Friday night.

The Alpine Fightin’ Bucks varsity basketball team tipped off their 2024-2025 season with an impressive victory, defeating the Fort Hancock Mustangs 88-55 Tuesday evening in Alpine. The Bucks set the tone early with a smothering defense that limited the Mustangs to just five points in the first quarter.

The Alpine City Council gathered for its regular session on Tuesday, November 19, in the council chambers. Ward 2 Councilor Eva Martinez was absent, but with the presence of all other councilors and Mayor Catherine Eaves, a quorum was established, allowing the meeting to proceed.

The Alpine Fightin’ Bucks ended their season Friday night with a hard-fought 49-28 loss to the Stanton Buffaloes in the Bi-District Championship, hosted in Fort Stockton. Despite the loss, the Bucks’ season was marked by notable achievements, including a share of the district championship for the first time since 2019. Friday’s game showcased the team’s resilience and talent.

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