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BEACON - Over the years, people have added little knick knacks to the city’s downtown Christmas tree made from recycled bicycle parts — bells, CDs, reflectors, an old tire hanging from a rope.

TEXAS CITY, Texas (KTRK) -- An investigation is underway after a 66-year-old man was shot and killed while riding his bicycle in Texas City on Friday. The Texas City Police Department said the ...

(KNUE-FM) Once upon a time, buying items at Dollar Tree stores in Texas meant just that: items were a dollar. However, over time, those prices have crept up again and again. And now, Dollar Tree looks ...

but the Texas Disposal Systems (TDS) is about to get to work. Beginning Dec. 26, TDS is offering free Christmas tree recycling for those who want to get rid of their tree, but also want to help ...

Those left behind with Christmas trees will have several options for disposing of the holiday centerpiece. Cities and counties across the Texas Hill Country have listed resources for their residents.

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This stunning tiny Texas town is voted as one of the best of 11 small mountain towns in the U.S. Ysabel de la Rosa City of Alpine facebook Looking for a small mountain town to cozy up in during ...

The Alpine Sun has been the voice of integrity serving Alpine since 1952 with a weekly circulation that includes a subscriber based mailing of 4,500 issues and on the first Friday of the month, we ...

Oklahoma and Texas. Based in Austin, The Alpine Cowboy specializes in specialty outdoor, bike, paddle sports, ski and sporting goods. For over 25 years, The Alpine Cowboy has represented top outdoor ...

A huge fire was spotted in Alpine, Texas, according to a Facebook post made by Brewster County Sheriffs Office. The cause of the fire is unknown still. No injuries have been reported yet. While ...

Dear Neil: Is my Texas mountain laurel OK to ...