Hon. Roy B. Ferguson elected to board of trustees of the Texas Bar Foundation
Judge Roy B. Ferguson, presiding over the 394th Judicial District Court of Texas, has been elected to the Board of Trustees of the Texas Bar Foundation.
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Big Bend Amateur Radio Club prepares for this year’s field day
As June kicks off in Big Bend Country, the Big Bend Amateur Radio Club (BBARC) gets ready for its annual ARRL Field Day, which is a nationwide “ONAIR” event held annually. This year’s event is slated for June 22-23.
Beef buying basics: what buyers look for, more
As we are all well aware, we live in a consumer society, and as such, successful marketing is a critical component in the success of any product. The advertisement and marketing of beef to everyday consumers is no different, and the industry features a wide array of advertising strategies.
Rangeland conditions vary across the state based on moisture, precipitation outlook
Rangeland conditions across the state vary as producers contend with an abundance of precipitation in the east, and little, if any, in the west, according to experts with Texas A&M AgriLife Extention Service.
PET OF THE WEEK
Come meet Maci. Maci is a Husky/ Terrier mix, she has an unusual and striking look due to her one blue eye, known as heterochromia, which can occur in humans as well.
Maci came to the shelter as a stray with her brother Fury. She is a sweet and affectionate young girl who likes to play fetch.
Marfa woman sentenced to 30 years in prison
A Marfa substitute teacher was sentenced in federal court in Alpine to 360 months or 30 years in prison for the production of child pornography.
Chinati hot springs: Buried treasure in the desert
Buried miles into the desert and best accessible if you have fourwheel drive and good vehicle clearance, there hides a rustic oasis that offers more peace and distance than most in the modern world will ever experience.
113 years of history gone in a flash
The downtown Alpine business district has not seen such devastation from fire since 1911 when a fire broke out and destroyed the entire downtown area. But just like everyone who lives here today, those folks were resilient, coming together to rebuild their livelihood.
