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Opening the festival

Body On June 11, Fr. Pablo Matta of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in Alpine cut the ribbon at the church’s first Multicultural Festival held June 11-12 in Kokernot Park.
Opening the festival

Fort Stockton man found guilty

Body A federal jury convicted a Fort Stockton man last week of one count of endangerment of a child. According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, on Feb.

Heard on the STREET

Body Judy Perry, Alpine: Our church, First Presbyterian, is going to be handing out water for the parade. We will be out here on Fifth Street when the parade goes by. I like July 4th in Alpine - I always try to go to the park, particularly to the community band concert.
Heard on the STREET

Sul Ross to host choir camp

Body The Sul Ross State University Music Department and Big Bend Children’s Chorus will host a choir camp for kids in grades two to eight beginning Friday, July 1. Students will practice daily from 2-4 p.m.

PET OF THE WEEK

Body Alpine Humane Society Pet of the Week is Euphrates, a 14-year-old blue-grey pit bull terrier mix, and he’s looking for a home to spend his retirement years. He’s an energetic, strong, and active senior dog who certainly does not act his age.
PET OF THE WEEK

A new way to use cast iron

Body For those who have ever cooked in cast iron, you know nothing beats it. If you are like me, it is your go-to cookware option. If I want to make enchilada sauce, I grab my cast iron skillet. If I want to brown my meat for chile verde or asado, I use my cast iron chicken fryer.
A new way to use cast iron

Scanning the air waves

Body Members of the Big Bend Amateur Radio Club erect an antenna on Friday at the Double Diamond pavilion before their field day event held June 25-26. Ham radio operators get together for this annual event to contact other operators around the world.
Scanning the air waves
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