• story by Oliver Pinckney • photos by Mallory Stewart and Paul Slocumb • Big Bend National Park is filled with a large number of interesting trails, some of which are easily accessed and hiked. One such option is the …
• by Paul Slocumb • After visiting schools in Marfa and Alpine, National Teacher of the Year, Mandy Manning, arrived at Sul Ross State University to deliver the annual Poindexter Lecture in Marshall Auditorium on Monday, Oct. 1. The theme …
• by Paul Slocumb • Since the early 1990s, scientific researchers (and less-scientific Sasquatch hunters) have used infrared-triggered camera traps as a low-cost tool for recording animal activities at all times of the day and night; however, today’s motion-activated devices …
• story by Oliver Pinckney • photos by Mallory Stewart and Paul Slocumb • Driving into Terlingua, it’s difficult not to notice the desert disappearing underneath new buildings and businesses. The ghosts seem to have given up on their ghost …
• photo story by Paul Slocumb • Combining works from local collectors and the Museum’s collection of early Texas art, EPMA showcases Early West Texas: Waypoint and Home through Nov. 3 in the first floor Dede Rogers Gallery. As the …
• photo story by Paul Slocumb • The SRSU Music Program held its annual Marching Clinic and Competition on Monday, Oct. 1, at Jackson Field. High school bands from Alpine, McCamey, Seagraves, Van Horn, and Wink participated in the event. …
• by Paul Slocumb • The Museum of the Big Bend held its fifth annual Heritage Dinner Saturday, Sept. 22, to honor benefactor John B. Poindexter for his military service, private sector success, and continued commitment to the Museum. Details …
• by Paul Slocumb • Sul Ross State University Assistant Professor of English, Dr. Theron Francis, received the 2017-2018 Outstanding Teaching Award from Sul Ross President Dr. Bill Kibler on Tuesday, Sept. 18. The award recognized Francis for the effectiveness …
• by Paul Slocumb • In East Texas, the school bus ride from Rye to Hardin takes about an hour each way—plenty of time for a kid from a pine-tree town to ponder her future. Rye’s Brandy Snyder made that …
• photo story by Paul Slocumb • With academic degrees in both painting and psychology, Chihuahua City artist Paola Rascón’s portraits can be viewed as both art and personality studies of the Chihuahuan Cholo subculture. Combining modern subject matter and …