Alpine Highlights
Kingdom Quilters is a non-profit volunteer ministry started by Brandon and Kim Ruby where they invite the community to come, sew, crochet or knit...
Parade cruises down boulevard
A line of floats stretched up Victoria Avenue last Friday evening, drivers waiting for the cue to start their engines and join the procession...
TAKING FLIGHT
Corinne Lewis says she had the honor of observing the guards at Arlington Memorial cemetery scuff the heels of their polished shoes on the...
Librarians’ big little cookbook idea
Local librarians and co-authors Jenne Bergstrom and Miko Osada first read Little Women in different languages as young girls growing up in completely different...
Veterans honored this weekend
Saturday, Nov. 9 at 9 a.m., Dan Foster will lead the community in a Veterans Day event held at the Wall of Honor memorial...
Decorate and extend the life of your carved pumpkin
It’s time to select and decorate pumpkins for your Halloween display. Get family and friends involved in a trip to the pumpkin farm and...
Connecting with faith
Reading scripture can be an integral part of participating in one’s religion and bringing a faithful community together. Scripture is an essential component of...
Quest for more awareness
More than 300 people packed the Alpine Community Center for theOct. 4 QUEST FOR THE CURE fundraiser organized by owner and operator of Alpine...
The meaning behind the menorah
The menorah is perhaps the most recognizable symbol of Chanukah. Displayed in homes, and often in windows, each year, the menorah is a nine-branched...
Trolley to track through town
The Old Town trolley will be rolling down the streets of Alpine on Sept. 29 for two tours hosted by the Alpine Historical Society.
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