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This program allows paramedics and EMT’s to operate in expanded roles for the rural communities by assisting with public and primary healthcare preventative services that are non-emergency related.

After a sweltering summer, it seems as though fall is finally creeping in. Beyond the pumpkin spice craze, many turn their thoughts to fall comfort food such as soups and casseroles. One of several ingredients that bring to mind the fall season are sweet potatoes.

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The Alpine City Council held a special meeting Tuesday, September 12, after last week’s regular meeting was cancelled due to lack of quorum. During this meeting on September 12, all members were present except Ward 1 Councilwoman Judy Stokes, and Mayor Catherine Eaves joined via Zoom due to illness.

Being a medical student is a long, arduous process, but Kyle Mc-Daniel, a fourth-year medical student at the Texas Tech Health Science Center- Permian Basin believes it is just part of his journey of service.

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Tuesday, September 19 marks the 11-year anniversary of National Voter Registration Day (NVRD). This nonpartisan civic holiday is held to urge Americans to register to vote and is a coordinated day of events that shares registration opportunities before the state deadlines.

Under the direction of Dara Cavness, the Marathon Public Library has been named one of two honorable mention libraries for “Best Small Library in America” from the Library Journal.

Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church will be holding their annual fall festival this Saturday and Sunday, with a special memorial 5k Run on Sunday morning honoring the late Coach Rick Keith. Saturday’s schedule of events begins with an anticipated mass to be held at 4 p.m.

On July 29, 2023, just before midnight, Christian Davis received a 911 call from a mother transporting her pregnant daughter to the hospital in Alpine.