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The Alpine City Council gathered for its regular session on Tuesday, November 19, in the council chambers. Ward 2 Councilor Eva Martinez was absent, but with the presence of all other councilors and Mayor Catherine Eaves, a quorum was established, allowing the meeting to proceed.

The Brewster County commissioners court convened for a special meeting on Tuesday, November 19, in the commissioners courtroom at the Brewster County Courthouse. With all commissioners present, Brewster County Judge Greg Henington presided over discussions and decisions on several key issues impacting the county.

Is Christianity just one of the world’s many religions competing for the hearts and minds of people? Or is it sufficiently unique to merit more than just a cursory look? Christianity is unique because it is based on the most amazing event in human history: Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead. But people who consider this too incredible to believe could easily dismiss all the testimony about it as a myth.

HEAD OVER MEALS Pumpkin pie is a traditional sight on most holiday tables. Pumpkin brings that perfect fall taste and flavor that almost everyone enjoys.

GARDENER’S MAILBAG Dear Neil, I have a three-year-old hibiscus plant that is growing sparsely in the middle. It seems to bloom year-round.

The Chinati Foundation is hosting, and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is organizing a free communitywide Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday, November 28. Dinner will be served from noon until 2:30 p.m. at the Chinati Arena, 701 Katherine St. Everyone is invited.

Meet Snoopy! Snoopy came into the shelter in late September after getting into a scuffle with another dog in the home. His family decided to surrender him and keep the other dog.

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On November 14, the Alpine Volunteer Fire Department voted two new firefighters onto the department. Both Members became honorary firefighters in the department and accepted their roles with enthusiasm and excitement.

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