West Texas stakeholders meet with Gonzales
A group of West Texas community stakeholders met with U. S. Congressman Tony Gonzales last Thursday to discuss issues that are unique to the Big Bend area.
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Sul Ross welcomes new faculty members
Classes began Monday, August 28 at Sul Ross, and along with new students for the fall semester also came new faculty.
Supporting higher education
Many students may be college bound after graduation, while others hope to pursue other avenues, such as trade schools. Alpine ISD, in an effort to support these options has two days each week where teachers wear jeans and a college shirt as a show of support for higher education.
West Texan brings hope for habitat
After six years of hard work, a habitat enhancement project is finally coming to fruition.
Court approves victim notification system grant
The Brewster County commissioner’s court held its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, September 12.
Friday night lights aren’t just for football
When one hears the term “Friday Night Lights”, most likely they think of football. With a movie by that title focused on the Odessa Permian Panther football team, that would stand to reason.
Texans will see billions invested in roads and bridges
The star on the Texas flag somehow seems to shine a little brighter every year as more and more people move to Texas to find a thriving economy and a better quality of life. While that growth is wonderful to see, it does bring challenges to our transportation system.
FFA students to meet on Sul Ross campus twice in September
Area Future Farmers of America (FFA) students from Alpine, Fort Stockton, Crane, Iraan, Pecos, and Wink will visit the Sul Ross State University campus in Alpine.
