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Despite the rain that Alpine enjoyed recently, the Big Bend area has persisted through the ongoing drought that is tough on its people, water table, and wildlife. Not long ago, Brewster County renewed its burn ban, even with precipitation expected in the near future.

On Tuesday morning, community leaders, and local, state, federal, and international officials were on hand for the offi cial ceremonial ribbon cutting for the new Presidio International Bridge that is owned and operated by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). The ceremony marked the official doubling of the capacity at the border crossing.

WEEK Alpine Humane Society Pet of the Week is Leo. “Let me tell you a bit about myself. I love to run and play with other dogs, and I will never turn down a good belly rub. Toys are fun, I like the ones that make a lot of noise. Don’t forget treats if you come to visit me at the shelter. I can’t wait to meet you,” says Leo.

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Dear Neil: Is it possible to sterilize cedar elm trees so we won’t have all the seedlings come spring? We have put down corn gluten meal in September to stop the germination, but millions have come up in the spring.

The Marathon to Marathon (M2M) celebrates its 20th race this Saturday. This annual event began in 2003 and has been going strong ever since. Attracting locals and visitors alike, this Boston Marathon qualifying race is one of the largest events Marathon hosts, and upwards of over 500 racers descend upon the small community in West Texas, doubling its size with runners and volunteers.