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Top lawmakers back lifting camp safety law Top Texas legislators are pushing to waive a new state law that requires camps to install broadband fiber optics in order to legally operate this summer, The Dallas Morning News reported. Scores of camps are struggling to meet the deadline.

A new exhibit on display at the Jeff Davis County Library in Fort Davis offers a “sneak peek” at what is in store when special guest artist Rachel Mas Davidson will highlight her work on Tuesday, May 26.

In I Kings 19, the prophet Elijah went out to meet the Lord. God did not speak to Elijah in an earthquake or the wind or a fire; He spoke in a still, small voice. I wonder if we who believe in God are listening for that voice.

Dear Neil, Why would only one of my yuccas put out a flower stalk? Could age be an issue? This bed has been here for almost 30 years. They have bloomed well each March until this year.

Alpine Avalanche.

HEAD OVER MEALS Several years ago, in what seems like another lifetime, I journeyed out to California for a film convention. One of the perks of that trip was the variety of food options compared to the regular West Texas fare.

The Prentice Farrar Brown and Alline Ford Brown Foundation has announced a historic $650,000 investment in Alpine ISD to enhance student learning experiences across the district.