Railway centennial celebration is on track
The Alpine Library on May 16 will offer residents and guests, the opportunity to hear about the centennial celebration of the San Diego and...
Free to flutter
Local children on May 4 peered over one another to watch the live release of hundreds of Monarch butterflies into the warm breeze at...
Finding canines and kitties
Owners of lost pets—dogs, cats, or even horses, have several options for locating them in Alpine or the surrounding areas should the need arise.
Facial...
Nearly three decades of wine and laughter
What started 29 years ago with four tables and a handful of people serving wine now includes three breweries, 15 restaurants, over 15,000 canopied...
Hive mind plans 2019 Alpine Queen Bee Brunch
New-bee Chairperson Beckie Woods sat with Sue Hobbs one recent Thursday morning to plan some secret surprises for the 2019 Queen Bee Brunch that...
No bull: Exceptional buckaroos wrangle a good time at the rodeo
Local budding cowboys and cowgirls spent time in the arena at the 2019 Exceptional Kids Rodeo last week. With the sun setting on the...
Walking the Wright way
Back Country Land Trust Program and Outreach Director Jon Green on April 20 led Linda Lockowitz and other Alpine community members on a hike...
Kids hunt and gather goody-filled eggs
The countless cars parked along Tavern Road this past Saturday provided a hint about the number of families who turned up for the Easter...
Kids and kites
The Alpine Kiwanis club joined forces with Mother Nature herself on Sunday to provide a windy day of kite flying in the spring sunshine...
Inaugural festival brings artists of all stripes to Alpine
The first ever Alpine Art & Music Festival was hosted by the Alpine/Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce and held April 13 at the Alpine...
