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Front Street Books a staple of main street
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Starting, owning, and maintaining a small business in Alpine, Texas is not for the faint of heart or the weak of will. Anne Callaway, the proud owner of Front Street Books, is neither of those things. And she tells it like it is, and sometimes “it” can be tough times.
Council hears two applicants for council spot
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The Alpine City Council held its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, January 16. This particular meeting wasn’t ordinary due to the presence of two people declaring their intention and submitting their application for the Ward 1 city council position.
80th annual livestock show in the books
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The 80th Annual Big Bend Livestock Association Show is a wrap, with over $300,000 in sales of market animals.
Removing male cedars won’t stop cedar allergies
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Dear Neil: I really enjoy Neil Sperry’s column. He addressed whether someone would want to cut down a redcedar tree because of allergies to the pollen. Remember that there are both male and female trees in the juniper genus.
Alpine Emergency Services Board discusses optics and management
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The Alpine Emergency Services Board held its regularly scheduled meeting on January 11 at 5:30 p.m. in the meeting room at the North Brewster County Emergency Response Center. Absent from the meeting was Treasurer Stacey Wood.
Sul Ross offers new degrees
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Beginning this fall, Sul Ross will be offering several new master’s degrees and graduate certificates, allowing the university to diversify its current offerings.
Big things coming for desert bighorn sheep
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In collaboration with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD), the Borderlands Research Institute (BRI) is embarking on a multi-faceted project focused on desert bighorn sheep.
Making milestone memories
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County officials hear trucking route concern
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The Brewster County Commissioners court met for its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, January 9.
