Alpine FFA competes in Big Bend District
Alpine FFA competed in the Big Bend District contest at Sul Ross State University on Nov. 14. The two Green Hand teams brought home the first and second place banners for the local chapter.
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Alpine Historical Society brings Christmas cheer
It’s that time of year again, a time to partake in the holiday spirit and create new Christmas memories while interacting with neighbors. Alpine hopes to continue a popular Christmas stroll that will appeal to everyone as they relish the Christmas memories from yesteryear.
Plant woes of the home gardener
Dear Neil: This summer the right side of my tree looked shorter and less filled out than the left side. Some of the leaves on the right side turned yellow early or else that side is dying. Is this a temporary condition due to the 2021 cold, or is my tree dying and about to split in two?
Quake hits home
At 3:32 p.m. Nov.
Morris receives Heroism award
Alpine native James Morris, of the Aircraft Operations Division- Texas Department of Public Safety, was recently awarded the Heroism award at the Fox Nation Patriot Awards held in Hollywood, Florida last Thursday.
Alpine ISD approves one-time district-wide pay increase
Alpine ISD Board of Trustees held its regularly scheduled board meeting on Nov. 16 and district-wide pay raises, a high school construction update, and an enrollment report topped the agenda.
Runnin’ Buck races to the top
Participating in physical fitness and sports is a way of life for the family of Alpine High School long distance runner and sophomore Hatfield Cason. Hatfield is taking off among the state’s elite cross-country athletes and is making a name for himself.
