THIS WEEK

Shaping early Alpine

Community Debbie Sklar - 0
DISTRICT’S FIRST TEACHER LEFT HER MARK ON REGION  In 1875, Emma G. Everhart became the first teacher of the newly established Alpine School District, teaching children at the George Wash­ington Webb Ranch...
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Valhalla sets 75-0 scoring record; Granite Hills beset by 44-29 loss

News Phillip Brents - 0
A total of 12 East County high school football teams kicked off their 2026 seasons last Friday. Eight came out winners. Most notable among them was the Valhalla Norsemen’s 75-0 victory over...
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County offers tips to stay safe in region’s extreme heat

News Provided to The Alpine Sun - 0
By Gig ConaughtonCOUNTY OF SAN DIEGO COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE It’s really hot out there. And when the heat is extreme — which can happen in the summer and even fall months in San Diego...
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Plant a tree for years of beauty and environmental benefits

Columns Melinda Myers - 0
Trees are the long-lasting framework of our landscape providing many benefits to our community, environment, land­scapes and lives. They provide shade, help reduce energy costs and provide food and building materials....
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Protect your heart, wallet from scams

Columns Summer Stephan - 0
Romance scams are among the most devastating frauds because they don’t just steal your money, they exploit your trust and break your heart at the same time. Scammers prey on trust,...
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Writer introduces children to women who turn dreams into careers

Local News Debbie Sklar - 0
For former Alpine resident Dee M. Davis, the idea for a children’s book series began with a suggestion from her husband — and an idea she initially never considered. Davis grew up...
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Eagles looking to snare five in a row

Sports Phillip Brents - 0
Is there such a thing as a five-peat? The Granite Hills Eagles, flying high with four consecu­tive divisional section titles, will find out in the upcoming 2026 high school football season. Granite...
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FROM OUR PAST

Generous car buffs encounter chili reception

Community Jessica Brodkin Webb - 0
At first glance, the Oct. 19 fund­raiser organized by Kiwanis might appear to be two different events: a chili cookoff held at the Alpine Community Center and a car show at...
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Mitigation rates won’t change for developers

Development Joe Naiman - 0
The fire mitigation fee rates paid by developers to fund the cost of fire department facilities serving the new development will remain unchanged for the next year. The San Diego County Board...
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Library heats up with vibrancy

Community Provided to The Alpine Sun - 0
Hello Library Friends, This month our library is full of vibrant programs for adults, teens, and children alike. For music lovers and history buffs, don’t miss US History Through Folk & Rock Music:...
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Alpine Lights up the Boulevard for the Parade of Lights and Festival

Community Admin - 0
By: Jo Moreland The Alpine Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce For The Alpine Sun Bright lights, happy children and great holiday spirit marked the 20th Annual Alpine Village Christmas Parade of Lights & Snow...
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More days on campus planned

News Albert Fulcher - 0
Alpine Union School District is the first school district to move to Phase Three full opening, four days a week for in-person learning with one day of distance learning for students...
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Thought for the Week: Flying over

Columns Rev. Gay Beauregard - 0
As we wrap up our theme for the month, “Bringing in the Harvest”, I am reminded of the bounty of God’s grace ever before us. Everywhere we look in nature we...
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Jacob’s Coffee brings up many issues

Local News Admin - 0
 By Jo Moreland Alpine Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce  For The Alpine Sun ALPINE ---- A farmer’s market problem in Alpine could lead to a solution throughout rural San Diego County, Supervisor Dianne Jacob...
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