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Articles by Lori Bledsoe

The search to populate the employment at Baron’s Marketplace begins

Over thirty people showed up first thing Friday morning at the Baron’s Marketplace Job Fair.  The fair focused on introducing Baron’s mission, collecting applications, and interviewing potential candidates.  Baron’s is hoping to open in our town this fall.

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The search to populate the employment at Baron’s Marketplace begins

Over thirty people showed up first thing Friday morning at the Baron’s Marketplace Job Fair.  The fair focused on introducing Baron’s mission, collecting applications, and interviewing potential candidates.  Baron’s is hoping to open in our town this fall.

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History comes alive at Alpine History Days

By Lori Bledsoe
For The Alpine Sun
Alpine gathered at the Alpine Museum, on Saturday June 7th, to celebrate their annual celebration of Alpine’s history.  
This year the Alpine Historical Society invited the “Hole in the Wall Gang”  entertained all with their skits of days gone by.  The members of  this group have been in movies, on television and on commercials.

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Pine Valley Substation now open for business

By Lori Bledsoe
For The Alpine Sun
The ribbon cutting for the new Pine Valley Sheriff’s Substation was on Friday, June 6th, welcoming Sheriff Gore, and Supervisor Dianne Jacob.
Last year, County Supervisors unanimously voted to approve building the new $3.3 million  sheriff’s substation in Pine Valley just east of the Pine Valley County Park.  This new station has long been a top priority for the community, and the building has added so much to the community.  

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Alpine has lost a friend

By Lori Bledsoe
For The Alpine Sun
I want to tell everyone about a really wonderful man, who, when I first met him seemed like a dynamo is gone. Back when I was attending Queen of Angels Catholic Church here in Alpine, and we, my family and I, were very involved, we had the pleasure of meeting Jim Archer.  Jim was the handsome man with the white hair and glasses who could have been a movie star, standing next to his wife who could have also been a movie star.

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Alpine has lost a friend

By Lori Bledsoe
For The Alpine Sun
I want to tell everyone about a really wonderful man, who, when I first met him seemed like a dynamo is gone. Back when I was attending Queen of Angels Catholic Church here in Alpine, and we, my family and I, were very involved, we had the pleasure of meeting Jim Archer.  Jim was the handsome man with the white hair and glasses who could have been a movie star, standing next to his wife who could have also been a movie star.

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The Alpine Teachers' Strike is OVER!

The Alpine Teachers' Strike is over according to an e-mail sent out by Superintendent Tom Pelligrino:

     The District and teacher leaders worked into the early morning on Tuesday, February 25 and reached an agreement that both parties can stand behind.  The strike has ended!  We know that your child will be extremely happy to see our Alpine teachers back.  We are too!  We are committed to maintaining the high level of education that you have grown to expect and deserve.  Teachers will be back in the classroom Tuesday.

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More hookahs are coming to Alpine?

Have you ever heard of iHookah?  It looks like one is trying to make its way into Alpine.  In the next Design and Review board meeting, iHooka is asking for signage approval, and has their location listed at 2963 Alpine Blvd.  This location is at the Albertsons Shopping Center, where Yogurt Jubilee was.

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All Hallow's Eve in Alpine

By Lori Bledsoe
For The Alpine Sun
Ghosties and Goulies, Witches Brew, children of all ages turned out for the Halloween Hullabaloo!  

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Kiss and Make Up Day may just be the perfect opportunity for you!

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