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Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. Do not quench the Spirit.

The Alpine Buck baseball season ended May 7 with the Brownfield Cubs in the third contest of a three-game series, 10-9. The game was a gut-wrenching loss with the tying run on third, and the winning run on first base at the time of the final out. Alpine took the first game behind junior Teagan Emerson pitching, and Cody Morris came in for the save, 4-2 Bucks. It was a sweltering 100 degrees for the three-game series in Midland.

Sul Ross State University rodeo team member Brandon Lansford at the World Champions Rodeo Alliance competition in Corpus Christi. Courtesy photo.

McDonald’s restaurant owner Irma Campbell presented a $3,500 check to Alpine High School Buck Band Boosters on May 11 as part of a fundraiser to benefit the Fightin’ Buck Band students with uniforms, equipment, scholarships, travel costs, and more. Joining Campbell in the front, Buck Band Boosters President Regina Terrazas, Booster Sara Grannis, and McDonald’s Manager Virginia Acosta; in the back, Booster Treasurer Melissa Bergstrom, Booster Elaina Sharron, and Booster Allison Vidal. Boosters raised around $3,300 through the McTeacher Night fundraiser held twice a month from November to May, and Campbell rounded it to make it $3,500. Avalanche photo by Roxanne Hill

Sul Ross State University, in conjunction with other organizations, will sponsor a Noyce Middle School STEM summer camp in Alpine and the Tri-County on Monday and Tuesday, June 13- 14, called Caving Across STEM.

The first communion celebration and Mass was held at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church on May 1. In the photo, back row, catechist Barbara Tucker, Fr. Pablo Matta, and catechist Lilly Morin; front row, Evan Saenz, Daniel Rodriguez, Amiyah Luevano, Jeshua Iniguez, Oren Galindo, and Luis Nayarez. Courtesy photo

After canvassing and certifying votes from the May 7 election, t he City of Alpine welcomed newly elected Mayor Catherine Eaves at its regularly scheduled city council meeting on May 17. Eaves was sworn in by 394th Judicial District Judge Roy Ferguson, along with council members Chris Rodriguez, for Ward 2, and Martin Sandate, Ward 4, who were elected for two-year terms.

Alpine Artwalk is bringing a new event to town, Spirits of the West Wine and Beef Fest, on Memorial Day weekend, May 27-29. It’s a celebration of the area cattle industry, and showcases the region’s growing market for locally produced beef, craft beers, wines, and spirits.