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Heard on the STREET

Body Susan Rayburn, Alpine: I would prefer that we adopt standard time year round. It makes more sense, in my opinion.
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LOOKING BACK

Body March 22, 1990 Ted Cooley atop “Cowboy” barrels out of the shoot at a rodeo in Anson. Cooley, who transferred to SRSU from Western Texas College, has been riding bulls for over half of his life.
LOOKING BACK

Tree didn’t die from root rot

Body Dear Neil: We lost a lacebark elm to what I believe might have been Texas root rot. It died in a matter of days. Its leaves remained attached, and there was a mass of white fungal growth around the roots.
Tree didn’t die from root rot

Turkey Vulture: The harbinger of spring

Body Turkey Vultures are found throughout the U.S. and even up into southern Canada, and most birders outside of West Texas take the ubiquitous bird for granted. The species is widespread, highly visible, and generally seen soaring and kettling in groups of a few to hundreds of birds.
Turkey Vulture: The harbinger of spring

Police department makes history

Body The City of Alpine last week announced that the Alpine Police Department made U.S. history by receiving the first call ever on a cloud-native platform with i3 ESInet.

Bella Lozano

Body What are you especially looking forward to in your senior year? I’m especially looking forward to expanding my knowledge and talent in photography my senior year. What activities are you involved in during your senior year? I am involved in a photography internship.
Bella Lozano

Whatever happened to Judas?

Body We are in the midst of the season of Lent. A time to follow Jesus to Jerusalem. A time to follow Him in the last days of His earthly life. A time when the Cross and an empty tomb are part of our salvation.
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