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The City of Alpine held its regularly scheduled council meeting on March 1, and an announcement was made that two responses from private entities for EMS services had been received. Interim City Manager Megan Antrim provided an overview of the task force meetings that have been underway for the past two months with Brewster County, Big Bend Regional Hospital District, and Big Bend Regional Medical Center.

Spring in the Chihuahuan Desert has always lured many visitors to remote West Texas, especially during the months of March and April. Big Bend is already experiencing record visitation, and those who anticipate spending spring break in the park this year will need to plan ahead and be prepared.

On Feb. 20 a Brewster County deputy responded to the Alpine U.S.

Send your community events to editor@alpineavalanche.com. UPCOMING EVENTS MARCH 4 Fish Fry, 5-7:30 p.m.

The Old Overland Trail Museum reopened on March 3 at 511 Fort Street in Fort Davis. The museum will be open Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 2-4 p.m.

Alpine Humane Society Pet of the Week is Tres, a shy, submissive girl that is starting to blossom. Every day more of her personality is emerging.

It was an informative evening as the Alpine Ambassadors hosted a meet and greet for the public on Feb. 24 at the BBT conference room in Alpine. Prospective and current members listened to current members give an overview of their mission, and provide information on the organization’s benefit to Alpine businesses. Pausing for a photo are Ambassadors Sheila Johnson, Dona Ward Blevins, prospective member Ramon Olivas, Ambassadors Eva Olivas, Sara Bow, Lauren Sanders, Jerry Johnson, Berta Rios-Martinez, Debbie Jordan, and Rhonda Cole. Avalanche photo by Roxanne Hill

March 2, 1978 Julian Mock makes music at last week’s Blue and Gold Scout banquet. Julian, seven years old, is a member of the Alpine Regional Guitar Choir.