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Nau honored with conservation award

Body The Borderlands Research Institute and the Borderlands Research Foundation honored Houston businessman John L. Nau III with the inaugural West Texas Conservationist of the Year award on May 25. The award was presented at a special event at the River Oaks Country Club in Houston.

City discusses possible EMS merger

Body The City of Alpine held its regularly scheduled council meeting on June 7, and a possible regional based EMS operation was discussed, along with city annexation issues and a paving update. Council member, Ward 3, Sara Tandy was absent.
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Heard on the STREET

Body Robert Fields, Alpine: I take a rag, get it wet, and wrap it around my neck. That keeps the arteries cold, so that’s nice. When it’s really hot, I’ll wet my hat and put it on soaking wet, and that keeps me cold and cool as well. And when I can, I work in the shade.
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Outdoor theatre opens July 8 at Kokernot

Body The Theatre of the Big Bend’s 57th season opens Friday, July 8, with “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” The production runs weekends July 8-24 at Sul Ross State University’s Kokernot Outdoor Theatre. All performances begin at 8 p.m.

Library book amnesty through June

Body To commemorate 75 years of service, Alpine Public Library will extend debt forgiveness for all missing books, DVDs, and audiobooks throughout the month of June 2022. This one-time fine amnesty will culminate on July 1.

PET OF THE WEEK

Body Alpine Humane Society Pet of the Week is Laya. Laya’s listening ears are on, and she’s on high alert. She is a beautiful, one-year-old Husky and Shepherd mix with the tallest ears in the shelter.
PET OF THE WEEK
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