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Fire destroys striping truck
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Last Thursday evening around 5:30 p.m., multiple agencies, including the Alpine Police Department, the Brewster County Sheriff’s Office, and the Alpine Volunteer Fire Department, were called to the scene of a vehicle fire on West Highway 90 around the intersection of FM 1703. According to information from the Alpine Police Department, the driver of the highway striping truck had pulled over due to a high heat alarm. When the driver disembarked from the vehicle, he noticed flames near the rear of the truck.
TxDOT plans construction for State Highway 118
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The Texas Department of Transportation has issued an alert for traffic traveling on SH 118 from the Jeff Davis County line to the north side of Avenue E in downtown Alpine. Construction crews will begin a surfacing and roadway rehabilitation program scheduled to begin on Monday, August 5.
Cancer nonprofit to host Survivor and Scoops celebration
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Midland nonprofit, Permian Basin Gifts of Hope has decided to host a day for all cancer survivors to celebrate their journeys and has partnered with local Alpine business Scoops Coffee & Pastries to host a celebration event for cancer fighters, survivors, and their families.
SRSU Rodeo continues to build a strong team
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The Sul Ross State University Rodeo team continues to make strides, both in rodeo and academically. Under the direction of coach C.J. Aragon, the team has had 37 students graduate in the past two years, with several of them still competing professionally in their respective events and doing well.
Former Lobo is living the dream
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It can be a grind playing in the independent professional Pecos League. For Peyten Kennard, a former Sul Ross State catcher, he’s been taking advantage of every opportunity.
Alpine Cowboys secure home-field advantage for playoffs after historic season
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The Alpine Cowboys capped off an extraordinary week of baseball, solidifying their dominance in the Pecos League with a series of impressive victories. Their remarkable performance not only secured them a record-breaking 45-4 season but also clinched home-field advantage for the upcoming playoffs. The Cowboys also finished the regular season as the Mountain Division South Champions.
