Big money awarded to those with big pigs
After the San Diego County Fair was cancelled the county fair board made the decision to hold a virtual market livestock show, and the...
Jazzed reopening
Since its opening on Cinco de Mayo 2014, Alpine Jazzercise built a relationship not only with its clients, but also with the community of...
Fighting on two fronts: evading wildfires and COVID-19
On June 26, the county of San Diego held a telebriefing moderated by San Diego County Fire Authority representative Michele Clock along with Health...
Alpine resident joins Naval Academy at the end of the month
Levi Knobloch, 18, an Alpine native and graduate of Granite Hills High School in El Cajon, was inducted into the Naval Academy class of...
Local virus testing made convenient
San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency is offering free COVID testing at sites throughout the county.
County District Two Supervisor Dianne Jacob said...
How to prepare kids to go back to school
The end of summer can be a bittersweet time for students. While many students look forward to seeing their friends, few want to say...
Kid-friendly staycation ideas
Adults may see staycations as great opportunities to catch up on summer reading and finish projects around the house. Children, however, may not always...
School money
The Alpine Woman’s Club awarded six local graduating seniors $1,000 apiece from their Scholarship, Preservation and Education Foundation.
According to scholarship chairman Suzie Curtis, the...
The Alpine Union School District supports students through distance learning program
The Alpine Union School District is continuing to support and uplift students in obtaining a top of the line education amidst school closures. On...
Ranch camp set to open
Stoney Oaks Ranch owner Angela May smiled wide as she announced the two-week long camp sessions she will be holding this summer. Seated outside...
