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HEAD OVER MEALS It’s fall, y’all. It is that time of year when evening temperatures finally wind down for those of us who live in the Last Frontier.

Fuente de Vida (Spanish Assembly of God) It does not take long to realize data is the lifeblood of many businesses and professional fields. Metrics are what finalize those million-dollar decisions in the Fortune 500 board meetings.

Dear Neil, our neighbors planted a large bed of purpleheart groundcover this spring. They’ve been told it will freeze to the ground but sprout back again next spring. That means all the tops will freeze. Could they be harvested for use as cuttings this fall? When and how can I grow them?

Alpine Avalanche.

Celebrate autumn with “Tea on the Terrace” at the Jeff Davis County Library in Fort Davis this Friday, October 11 at 1 p.m. Sample freshly brewed teas with cookies while we share ideas about gratitude. A special highlight will be a choice of English tea sent directly from the Ritz of London.

Suppose you have ever driven down the highway and wondered how the mountain off in the distance was formed, why it’s so rocky out here, or whether “your” mountain is volcanic. In that case, the Thursday, October 17, presentation by Jesse Kelsch is for you.

The award-winning Artwalk Alpine, West Texas’ longest-running arts festival, is celebrating its 31 year and will take place on the main streets of Alpine, Friday and Saturday, November 22-23. Artwalk Alpine announced that this year’s featured artist is Michele Billings.

Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences A team of researchers at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) has discovered that aoudad— an animal in the sheep and goat family— can catch and spread many of the same respiratory pathogens that...

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