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Cleanup day in Brewster County

Body On Saturday, May 14, Brewster County will hold a cleanup day from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Alpine landfill on U.S. Highway 90, the old landfill site on Albert Road in Marathon, and the Road and Bridge yard on FM 170 in Terlingua.

New EMS provider jumps on board

Body Walter Kuykendall, program manager for Emergent Air, joins Emergent Air President Lee King, Brewster County EMC Stephanie Elmore, County Sheriff Ronny Dodson, Alpine Mayor Andy Ramos, Terlingua EMS President Greg Henington, City Manager Megan Antrim, and County Judge Eleazar Cano...
New EMS provider jumps on board

LOOKING BACK

Body May 12, 1988 1988 Alpine Junior High School State History Fair qualifiers are, back row, Jon Tabor, Eli Burford, Tim Davis, Neville Haynes, David Hilton, and Jamie Nelson; front row, Shannon Morrow, Mike Hobson, Brenda Acosta, Brodie Hatcher, and Bonnie Lister.
LOOKING BACK

Getting rid of wild dewberries

Body Dear Neil: What is the best way to rid my beds of wild dewberries? Their thorns are tearing my flesh off. We live in a rural area, and I have wild dewberries (trailing blackberries) in my ground cover beds as well.
Getting rid of wild dewberri

Old-fashioned tomato pie from homegrown ingredients

Body With summer just around the corner, the home gardeners will be sporting dirty knees and leaving behind muddy footprints. Growing your own vegetables has witnessed a resurgence, what with increased produce prices that has led to challenges in commercial farming.
Old-fashioned tomato pie from homegrown ingredients

DAR Good Citizen Awards

Body The Paisano Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution presented DAR Good Citizen Awards to seniors from six area high schools at an awards ceremony on May 1 held at First Presbyterian Church of Alpine.
DAR Good Citizens Odalys Chacon, Jackson Barlow, Gimena Garcia Valdez, Sarah Wilemon, and Lourdes Acosta. Courtesy photo

Good food at Earth Day celebration

Body Members of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church’s Danza Matachines held a taco sale on April 22 during the City of Alpine’s annual Earth Day celebration held at Kokernot Park. The group sold out of the Tex-Mex inspired food, as attendees enjoyed the Earth Day festivities at the park.
Good food at Earth Day celebration

Celebrating Cinco de Mayo

Body A mounted color guard leads the way for Alpine’s Cinco de Mayo parade through downtown on Holland Avenue on May 4, 2019. This popular celebration returns to Alpine on May 7 after a two-year hiatus. Avalanche photo by Gail Diane Yovanovich
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo
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