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Tennis warms up

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The Alpine Bucks tennis team now has three scrimmages under their belt this season and has progressed into tournaments. On February 2, they traveled to Crane followed by Monahans on Friday for constructive practice and experience.
Megan Struthers hits the ball back during last week’s tennis practice after the scrimmage in Crane. The Alpine High School tennis team has been meeting for practices between scrimmages at the Sul Ross courts. Photo by Joh Covington

Lady Bucks softball swings into tournaments

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The Lady Bucks traveled to College Station this past weekend to participate in the Texas Lead Off Classic Tournament. In this first tournament of the season, the Lady Bucks defeated the 6A team from Round Rock Westwood and the 4A from Devine, losing in very competitive games to 6A Waller, 4A Robinson, 5A Canutillo, and 5A Clearlake.
Taryn Hardin stands at the pitcher’s mound during a recent scrimmage in College Station. Courtesy photo

PET OF THE WEEK

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WEEK Our Pet of the week is Milo. Milo is a sevenyear- old Rottweiler mix who loves to be the center of attention. Milo is alert and attentive, making him a great candidate for a guard dog. He will take any opportunity to go for walks or a quick outing for a change of scenery. If Milo sounds like the guy for you, come say hello at the Alpine Animal Shelter. You can support the Alpine Humane Society by visiting our See’s online candy store, attending one of our monthly Happy Hours, shopping and donating at our Thrift Store, fostering, volunteering, and donating online. Call 432-837-2532.
PET OF THE WEEK

Museum of the Big Bend named Best Small-Town Museum

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USA Today hosts an annual 10Best Awards and thanks to many voters, the Museum of the Big Bend secured the top spot in the Best Small-Town Museum category. The 10 Best Awards are highly coveted and recognize excellence in their many categories across the United States.
Museum of the Big Bend Emmett and Miriam McCoy Building Courtesy photo