Fightin’ Buck cheerleaders make some noise

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A lot of buzz has been generated with the Alpine High School Fightin’ Buck cheerleading squad — from memorable once in a lifetime events joining top cheerleaders from around the country at the Citrus Bowl, to a recent Texas UIL competition in Fort Worth, this talented team of cheerleaders have what it takes to succeed on and off the field.
Fightin’ Buck 2021-2022 cheerleaders Ryan Gooch, Jaime Rodriguez, Brittany Maltos, Sierra Maxwell-Valenzuela, Madalyn Warren, Masiela Miranda, Marco Martinez, Ryka Morales, Angela Martinez, Jaelyn Monclova, Roxell Adams, Illeana Hamilton, Lourdes Acosta not pictured: Kimberly Lara, Johanna Barber, Alyssa Duenez, Genesis Huerta, Danica Mulholland, and Lucas Rios. Courtesy photo

Serving while reaping rewards in Marfa

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A new year is for new beginnings and new goals, and for the Marfa Nutrition Center and the Marfa Public Library, all it takes is time commitment from volunteers. The Marfa Nutrition Center provides Meals on Wheels for homebound seniors 60 years and older.
Marfa Nutrition Center Director Edward Cobos oversees meal preparation. Courtesy photo

2022 livestock show and sale a success

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This year’s Big Bend Livestock Association Show and sale brought in $365,000 for the young exhibitors, something a show official called “a really good year.” BBLAS Board President Becky McCutchen agreed, saying, “The sale and the support from the community at the sale was amazing. We weren’t as high as some in the past, it wasn’t the largest sale we’ve had, but that’s when we had almost 90 exhibitors in the sale, and we only had 62 in the sale this year.
2022 livestock show and sale a success
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