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Over 24 days of the State Fair of Texas, Sept. 30-Oct. 23, more than 2.2 million visitors will attend from within and outside Texas. The state fair, one of America’s largest, longest, and most historic, provides a unique venue for the promotion of heritage tourism as a vitally important Texas product. Heather Yadon, tourism coordinator from Alpine, will be there to greet them for one of those days, highlighting the events and attractions that make Alpine special. Volunteers will help staff the Texas Heritage Travel booth in the GoTexan Pavilion next to the State Fair Wine Garden and close to the Cotton Bowl.

In what activities did you participate in high school? I participated in photography, graphic design, color guard, cross country, tennis, student council, and National Honor Society throughout my high school years. Who was your favorite teacher/coach, and why? Although I had a lot of role models in my school years, Coach Gomez, Mrs.

Kick up your tastes buds with this Texas Two-Step casserole, and you’re sure to leave the table satisfied. There is no stopping the flavor of this Tex-Mex extravaganza, and why would you want to. Let your mouth dance to the delight of fluffy eggs, savory sausage, spicy chiles, and gooey cheese that is sure to have you throwing your Stetson in the air and yelling yee-haw!

Alpine Cross Country hosted 500 runners from 25 teams this past Saturday at the annual Big Bend Mountain Ramble at Kokernot Park. Alpine medalists include: Hatfield Cason 1st- varsity boys, the varsity boys team placed 3rd overall. Hope Dominguez 18thvarsity girls. Alan Navarrete 13th- JV boys, Raul Renteria-19th- JV boys. Colette Price-Fowlkes 8th- MS girls, Andynne Ramirez 19th- MS girls, Zane Perkins 17th MS boys. AXC would like to thank everyone who helped to make Saturday a great race day.