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Texas A&M Forest Service is working to spread wildfire prevention messaging across Texas. Some parts of Texas have recently received some winter precipitation. While any type of precipitation can reduce wildfire danger temporarily, areas with limited rain or snow fall will become dry again soon.

In the early morning hours of Feb. 6, Alpine resident Brady Wilkins, 42, was killed in a single vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 67 about eight miles west of Alpine. Wilkins lost control of the 2016 Mazda Miata, and crashed head on into a rock wall.

There are sure to be people out there who do not know what I mean when I say the other bean dip. Well, I am talking about hummus. One might think that hummus has nothing to do with beans, but it is in fact made from garbanzo beans.

The Marfa Studio of Arts will hold a photography exhibition open to all residents of the Big Bend. Anyone may submit up to three works of any photograph medium including conventional, digital, polaroid, or alternative photographic techniques.

Are you stressed by the craziness of our times? Many find solace in what the Bible says about today’s disturbing trends. Jesus Christ promised to return for His own at the end of the Church Age.

What are you especially looking forward to in your senior year? One of the things I’m looking forward to the most is my senior prom with my friends. What activities are you involved in during your senior year?

It is that time of year again, one of the most anticipated days for Texas high school sports when the Texas University Interscholastic League launches its realignment day, held every two years. On Feb.

Early voting for the March 1 Republican and Democratic primary elections starts Tuesday, and citizens will have many opportunities to cast their ballots.

Big Bend National Park has always drawn visitors from all generations and from all over who seek to enjoy its rich biological and geological diversity, along with the natural beauty and historic preservation that keeps them coming back year after year.

The West Texas Chapter of Safari Club International has made a $5,000 donation to support an endowed scholarship at the Borderlands Research Institute at Sul Ross State University. The endowment was set up by the West Texas chapter in 2014, and has been supporting students ever since.