Opinion

A Big Thank You! As a result of the surprising and life-changing fire, I would like to thank, first and foremost, God for His continued presence, guidance, and blessings throughout all of this. He is so good! I would also like to thank Mr.

While large universities often dominate the headlines with their expansive research budgets and groundbreaking discoveries, the role of research in smaller universities is equally vital, albeit in different and nuanced ways.

Thank You I would like to express thanks to new Alpine Councilman, Reagan Stone, for jumping into the job to try to make our community better.

What were the odds, we surmised while talking about it? A miracle? Nothing quite so divine, but certainly, some intervention was involved. On that, we all agreed.

Now that two of my daughters are away at college and the one still at home basically views me as an ATM in an unfashionable neighborhood, I’ve tried to find myself a hobby.

As a proud “former” Buck, I find myself reflecting on the many gifts our school district has given me. From academic opportunities to invaluable life lessons, my journey through Alpine ISD’s three campuses has been nothing short of transformative.

The Big Bend Arts Council and the other businesses lost in the fire on May 26th would like to thank Jennifer Harrod, owner of Javelinas on Holland Gift Shop & Boutique, and her staff for the event last Wednesday night.

Sul Ross President Believe it or not, summer is a busy time at Sul Ross State University.

Thank you Alpine and first responders A fire that seemed to begin somewhere in the rear of Judy’s Bread and Breakfast spread to the entire building, destroying our beloved GOTS and all of its contents. It also consumed Judy’s B & B, Eva’s Salon, La Azteca, and Vintage Antiques & Snazzy Things.

Here’s the second in a series of articles attempting to answer the question “What does a Justice of the Peace do”?