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Lady Bucks end tournament 2-2

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The Alpine Lady Bucks began tournament play by facing off against No. 22 ranked Merkel for their first game at this past weekend’s Caprock tournament in Lubbock. The game started off slow for the Lady Bucks as Merkel jumped out to a big lead in the first quarter. The Lady Bucks fought back in the fourth quarter, but the scoring gap was too large to recover from. The Lady Bucks would end the game with a loss of 83-22.
The Alpine Bucks take on the Kress Lady Roos this past weekend at the Lubbock Caprock Tournament. Photo by JT Maroney Lady

Bucks go 2-2 at Lubbock Tournament, resume district play this week

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While many high school basketball teams were enjoying the end of winter break and the new year’s holiday, the Alpine Bucks were hard at work. The Bucks and coach Aaron Hardwick competed at the 63rd Annual Lubbock Ambucs Caprock Classic, a prestigious tournament billed as the largest high school basketball tournament in the country.
Alpine’s Jace Canaba, drives around an El Paso Harmony defender during the Fort Stockton Tournament in December. Canaba scored 20 points in three of four games at the Lubbock Caprock Tournament last week. Photo by Shawn Yorks

Arrest evasions end 2022

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According to Alpine Police Chief Darrell Losoya, APD officers were dispatched to the East Dollar General located in the 1300 block of East highway 90, in reference to suspicious persons on Friday night, Dec. 30 at about 8:13 pm. As the officer attempted to make contact and identify the persons, the vehicle fled and evaded the officer. The vehicle drove to a dead end and the passenger evaded on foot. The driver was arrested for evading arrest in a vehicle and for failure to identify as a wanted fugitive. The driver was identified as 29-year-old female, Seneca Nelson from Spring, Texas. She was wanted from Arkansas.

Water woes don’t recognize holidays

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On Christmas day, the City of Alpine was tasked with repairing a main water line that runs in front of the federal building on north highway 118 at the edge of town. According to Alpine City Secretary Geo Calderon, around 2 p.m.
Christmas night saw City of Alpine crews working hard to repair a water main break that occurred in front of the federal building. Courtesy photo

PET OF THE WEEK

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Alpine Humane Society Pet of the Week is Squishy. Squishy is just that squishy and cuddly. He was surrendered recently, through no fault of his own, and is looking for his new home. He is dog-friendly and kidfriendly, according to his previous owner. This guy does great on a leash and enjoys playing Frisbee. Squishy is also very well house-trained.
PET OF THE WEEK