Scheduled talk buzzing with history of bees in East County
Backyard beekeeper Richard Edwords and Radio Personality Coe Lewis will be presenting an East County series of talks loosely called The Richard and Coe...
Wild time on the menu
Animal sanctuary Lions Tigers and Bears is hosting a Turkey Bash Nov. 26-27 where guests can watch the lions, tigers and other rescued cats...
Historical Society tackles archives
With the pandemic shutting down the Alpine Historical Society and now only available to the public for a few hours a month, Society members...
Wagner takes the helm at O’Farrell Charter
Alpine resident Cynthia “Cindy” Wagner was appointed as superintendent of The O’Farrell Charter Schools, a community-based institution in Southeastern San Diego that includes The...
Graduate focuses on space
Nolan Steinbuch has always dreamed of being an astronaut. The 17-year-old Alpine native recently graduated cum laude at St. Augustine High School with a...
‘Fog’ lingers but student’s life better a year later
On July 22, 2020 then 16-year old Brody Richardson was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. A little over one year later, the Granite Hills...
Froumis takes over Valhalla
Former Granite Hills High School Assistant Principal Brianne Froumis has been appointed principal of Valhalla High School, filling the position left open when Mary...
Community rallies from a distance for recovering teen
Brody Richardson, 15, will be an adult and hopefully a high school graduate by the time he finishes over three years of treatment for...
Fire evacuation signs are a county first
Mailers are being sent this week to all residents in the 91901 ZIP code area with four key pieces of information residents can use...
Readers can book it to the Alpine Library
The San Diego County Library system has switched back to walk-up, doorside services at all their locations including the Alpine branch library.
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