Lifestyle

Much like Christmas which has become symbolized by a fir tree with presents beneath it to exchange with friends and family members, Easter has become centered on coloring hard-boiled eggs and decorating them with various designs.

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HEAD OVER MEALS Nothing stirs up division quite like meatloaf. Once a staple in American kitchens during the 1950s and ’60s, it has quietly faded from everyday menus, yet it remains a hearty meal that can spark strong reactions; either warm nostalgia or complete turnoff, depending on where you land.

Send your community events to kara.gerbert@alpineavalanche.com February 7 Pioneer Reunion February 7 Bake Sale, 9 a.m. at Lowe’s Market, Boy Scout Troop 41 will have breakfast items and a variety of baked goods for sale to earn money for summer camp.

Cereal arrived at the shelter in early January, one of many dogs and puppies rescued from a publicized hoarding case in Terlingua. All the other dogs that were seized found foster placements, except Cereal. Alpine Animal Services, in collaboration with Brewster County authorities, was able to extend the welcome open door to Cereal.

The Paisano Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, presented DAR Good Citizen Awards to seniors from area high schools at an awards ceremony on Sunday afternoon, February 1, held in the First Presbyterian Church of Alpine.

S______ _._ B__ B__ __ D____ M _______ C _____ Alpine Avalanche Photos from the Alpine Avalanche Archives at Archives of the Big Bend, Bryan Wildenthal Memorial Library and Portal of Texas. .