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Every little city in this West Texas area can feel like an island surrounded by desert, and when you’re lost at sea, one of your main priorities is food. And good food is even more appreciated here than when you are buried in the options that larger cities provide. Out here, many good restaurants struggle, and some can’t make it but there are those that occasionally persevere because they hit that sweet spot.

The Alpine High School’s cross-country team participated in their first meet of the season this past Saturday in Pecos. Despite the unending heat that has plagued the area, and always plagues Pecos in the summer, Alpine showed the district how it’s done.

Alpine Lady Buck pride is alive and well after their first tournament of the season. In the “Best of the West Tournament”, hosted at Wink high school, the Lady Bucks owned the scoreboard at the end of almost every set, ending with a seven-win streak.

FIGHTIN’BUCKS FOOTBALL Aug. 18 Pecos @ Alpine – Scrimmage, JV 5 p.m., Varsity 6 p.m.

L IFE There will be a celebration of the life of Brian Kokernot at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 1308 Nth 5th Street in Alpine. The celebration of life will commence at 2 p.m.

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