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Dear Neil: We need some help identifying and controlling this wild growth. It originated where we had a nonproducing pecan cut to the ground last winter. It came up in the spring, and has grown more rapidly than anything we have ever seen. Should we dig it up and trash it, or will it turn into something desirable?

Alpine Avalanche.

The Sul Ross State University Theatre Program celebrates its 101st season with Sarah Ruhl’s “Dead Man’s Cell Phone,” opening Friday, Oct. 14, at the Studio Theatre in the Francois Fine Arts Building on the Alpine campus.

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Onions are to cooking what eggs are to omelets. They are as common as salt and pepper when it comes to culinary creations.

Director, Museum of the Big Bend A contemporary Southwestern pendant and necklace featuring Kingman turquoise, hand carved buffalo bone and hematite bead necklace. A set of Longhorns wrapped in full flower carved leather accented with a mane hair mecate, a collaborative work by father and son.

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Phil Epp was born in York, Nebraska, in 1946 and raised in rural Nebraska on a crop/cattle farm. Phil says he is strongly imprinted into the open spaces of the Great Plains where he was born and has spent most of his life. His unique paintings are filled with billowing cloud formations, windswept prairies and vast deserts.