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DR. ADRIAN BILLINGS Single Member District 6

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Over the past six years as an AISD trustee I have learned a significant amount about rural public K-12 education, enrollment, and school finance challenges. This knowledge and experience make me a senior trustee on the board and thus, I hope, more impactful than I may have been in my previous terms serving as a junior trustee. I am committed to helping AISD students and staff be successful, and I want to raise my hand again for the opportunity and privilege to serve as a trustee to help be a part of the effort to find solutions to our rural school’s challenges.
DR. ADRIAN BILLINGS Single Member District 6

SENIOR SPOTLIGHT

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1.In what activities did you participate in high school? In high school I didn’t do anything big, I just was being myself, not doing anything too huge if you know what I mean. 2.Who was your favorite teacher/coach and why? My favorite teacher is Mrs.
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Early voting to begin next Monday

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Early voting for the May 6 general election will begin next Monday, April 24 and continue until Tuesday, May 2. Polls will be open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Alpine Civic Center.

Artists to be featured in Amazon Prime series

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Last week, director Christelle Bois, currently of New York, descended on Alpine to film portions of her Amazon Prime series “The Story of Art in America.” Bois focused her efforts on local artists Pauline Hernandez, a ceramicist and muralist, Michael Stevens, a guitar builder, Dot Mainz, a local quilter, and printmaker Ramon Deanda. Bois’ focus for this series explores the vitality and diversity of art in America in small and medium- sized cities residing outside of the “art world” prominent in the large cities.
Christelle Bois, director of the Amazon Prime series ‘The Story of Art in America’ is pictured here with local quilter Dot Mainz. Mainz was instructing Bois on the art of hand quilting. Avalanche photo by Kara Gerbert

Area high school seniors receive Good Citizen awards

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The Paisano Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution presented DAR Good Citizen Awards to seniors from five area high schools at an awards ceremony onApril 2, held in the hospitality room of the First Presbyterian Church of Alpine.
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Paisano Chapter presented their Good Citizen awards to area high school seniors. Pictured are Candace Aguilar of Marathon, Lauren Rogers of Alpine, Jordan Espy Miller of Valentine, Aubrie Aguilar of Marfa, and Alissa Ferguson of Fort Davis. Courtesy photo
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