The world of classic literature will drag the reader down a long and winding road. From Britain to Russia to the U.S. and beyond, great works of literature have been written over the course of history.
At some point, everyone has walked into their kitchen and wondered what to make for dinner. It’s a common occurrence, and many times it depends on what is readily available to cook.
We’ve recently witnessed the different celestial objects that the Hubble Space Telescope has seen and photographed on birthdays. But what about hearing Hubble?
Dear Neil, please settle a disagreement. I know that poinsettias need darkness to bloom, and that it needs to start about now. Do we put them in a totally dark place until they start to flower? That seems very extreme.
Send your community events to kara. gerbert@alpineavalanche.com UPCOMING EVENTS October 15-18 Terlingua Music Bash Fundraiser, Proceeds benefit the Mark “Eyeball” Kneeskern scholarship for Terlingua High School art students.
Sul Ross State University has announced the recipients of its 2026 Faculty Service Award, Outstanding Scholar Award, Outstanding Teaching Award, and Online Teaching Excellence Award, recognizing faculty members for their contributions to student success, research, teaching, and service.
The Alpine City Council met for its regular meeting on Monday, October 5, at 5:30 p.m. instead of its traditional Tuesday evening meeting to attend Alpine’s National Night Out.
As the battle continues to halt the border wall in Big Bend, an El Paso U.S. District Judge has filed a preliminary injunction to halt all construction and a “stay” of all waivers at an evidentiary hearing held on Friday, after the September 30 temporary halt to construction came and went.