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The Brewster County Commissioners Court held its regular meeting on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. All commissioners were present except Brewster County Judge Greg Henington. Precinct 3 Commissioner Ruben Ortega presided over the meeting in the judge’s absence.

The Big Bend Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas will hold its next program on Saturday, April 18, from 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. at the Alpine Public Library. The talk will feature a behindthe- scenes look at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildfl ower Center, highlighting its research, gardens, education, collections, and conservation work.

It was a successful outing for Fort Davis track athletes at the district meet, with multiple top finishes and several competitors advancing to the area round this week. The junior high girls delivered an impressive performance, highlighted by Maggie Egg’s standout day.

The Alpine Lady Bucks put together the kind of week that leaves little doubt about who controls the district race, combining explosive offense, aggressive base running, and lockdown pitching in a pair of run-rule victories over Anthony and Presidio.

The Bucks got hot last week, and now they’re looking down at the rest of the district from the top of the mountain. Riding a three-game win streak capped by a statement victory on the road, Alpine surged into first place after defeating Kermit 11-2 on Thursday, April 2.

SRSU RODEO April 16–18: SRSU @ Tarleton-Stephenville SRSU BASEBALL April 12–10: UT Tyler vs SRSU April 17–19: UT Dallas vs SRSU April 24–26: SRSU @ Oklahoma Christian SRSU SOFTBALL April 10: SRSU @ UTPB April 12: SRSU @ Angelo State April 18: SRSU @ Western New Mexico