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PET OF THE WEEK

Alpine Humane Society Pet of the Week is Aries, one of many, many kittens available at the Alpine Animal Shelter. All kittens are spayed or neutered before adopting out, but you can choose your kitten now, and pick it up when it is ready to go.
PET OF THE WEEK

Another mural started in Alpine

Renowned mural artist Stylle Read on July 19 began work on the much-anticipated Tribute to Texas Musicians mural on the north side of the Printco building in Alpine. The mural is scheduled to be dedicated on July 30 during Viva Big Bend. Avalanche photo by Gail Diane Yovanovich
Another mural started in Alpine

UPCOMING EVENTS

Send your community events to editor@alpineavalanche.com. UPCOMING EVENTS July 23 Spaghetti Dinner, 6-8 p.m.
UPCOMING EVENTS

BBT opens new regional data center

BBT was joined by the Midland Chamber of Commerce and guests at the recent ribbon cutting for its new data center in Midland. The facility will be a major network access hub for the entire Permian Basin and surrounding region of West Texas.
BBT opens new regional data center

LOOKING BACK

July 4, 1991 Alpine Mayor Alpine Mayor Ernesto Gallego introduces Senator Phil Gramm at Camp Mitre Peak Monday night. Stephanie Haynes, Chairman of the Board of Texas War on Drugs, is seated at left.
LOOKING BACK

Hot sun scalding tomotoes

Dear Neil: What caused this to happen to my tomatoes? This is sunscald damage. It happens when fruit is exposed to intense, direct rays of sunlight, especially after a period of cloudy, cool weather.
Hot sun scalding tomotoes

Thinking outside the box

Cypress Watts, 7, Easton Watts, 10, and their parents Sam and Angela Watts of Marfa show off their creativity at the Chinati Foundation’s July Family Day on July 17. The non-profit contemporary arts museum hosted the first of a series of three engaging workshops for artists of all ages.
Thinking outside the
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