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Thank You

The Big Bend Arts Council and the other businesses lost in the fire on May 26 would like to thank the Board of ArtWalk Alpine, Inc. for their fundraiser, “Let It Rain” which ran from Friday, June 28, with live music, 15 bands, at the Granada Theater through to Saturday as a silent auction, fajita...

Dear Friends and Registered Voters

You may have been told that illegal immigrants are voting in our elections, receiving welfare, bringing in most of the fentanyl, raising crime rates, and taking your jobs. All lies. This is the same tactic Hitler used to demonize Jews as causing all the ills in Germany in the 1920s and 30s.

State Park Chronicles: A mile-high mountain treasure

Davis Mountains State Park Interpretive Ranger/Volunteer Coordinator The Davis Mountains of Far West Texas occupy a special place in the hearts of many. Maybe it’s those cool mornings during the late summer monsoon season or endless expanses of clear blue summer skies.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

We had wonderful learning experiences attending Bluebonnet Girls State in our State Capital Austin, thanks to the American Legion Auxiliary who sent us there.

Fiddler’s Green-Soap Suds Row

When I was researching the history of Fort Lancaster (1855-1861) for Texas Parks & Wildlife, one of the original sources was the inspection of the post in 1860 by Joesph Mansfi eld, the Inspector General of the Army. The report included an excellent map.
Fiddler’s Green-Soap Suds Row

Let’s talk building codes

Building codes are some of the most important components of the building industry. Yet, they are also some of the most misunderstood components. People often feel obtaining permits is restrictive, increases cost, and delays construction. These fears are often the result of misinformation.
Robert Ruckes
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