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National park seeking applications for artists

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Calling all artists. Big Bend National Park (BBNP) is currently accepting applications for an official BBNP Artist in Residence. The residency will run for 2–4-week sessions during the months of July, August, and September. This opportunity is open to artists 18 years and older both amateur and professional. It is open to all mediums including but not limited to painting, sculpting, photography, music, fiber, writing, and performance. For more information and to apply visit https://www. nps.gov/.../artist-in-residence- program.htm
Mule Ears in Big Bend National Park Photo by Kara Gerbert

Bucks tip Presidio by one point, topple Compass Academy

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The Alpine Fightin’ Bucks fought tooth and nail for victory last Tuesday in a district home game against the Presidio Blue Devils. “It is always an exciting game when we face off against Presidio,” said Aaron Hardwick, the head basketball coach for the Bucks.
Evren Martinez shoots the ball at a recent home game. Photo by Annika Canaba.

Lady Bucks advance in district

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The Alpine Lady Bucks battled it out for the win in a district home game last week with the Presidio Blue Devils. After the Blue Devils led on the scoreboard for the entire first half, the Lady Bucks impressively rebounded in the second, toppling the guest team 40-38.
Novah Carrasco attempts a layup during a home game this month. Photo by Felipe Fierro

Girl’s powerlifting takes third in Fort Stockton

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The Alpine High School girl’s powerlifting team competed this past Saturday at a tournament in Fort Stockton. Out of more than 20 teams, including Midland schools and San Angelo Central, Alpine placed third overall in the competition.
Kody Hawkins gets her game face on as she competes in this past Saturday’s powerlifting meet held in Fort Stockton. Courtesy photo