Alpine Rodeo event is on, despite complaints about lights Rodeo event is on, despite complaints about lights Family to celebrate 200th birthday of Alpine pioneer Family to celebrate 200th birthday of Alpine pioneer Nine teens from Alpine to compete in Junior Miss Editor's note: Ashley Bracey is not pictured above. The Alpine Junior Miss Program is not a beauty pageant and it goes well beyond a simple talent competition. Alpine Theater offers tribute to Seuss "A person's a person, no matter how small," sings Daniel Cairo, in the guise of Horton the elephant, in the Alpine Community Theater production of "Seussical the Musical." This fits the production perfectly due to the range in the age of cast members, the youngest being 8 years old. Lone Peak Community Briefing Daughters of Utah Pioneers to place plaque -- American Fork's historic City Hall will soon be sporting a new plaque. It is to commemorate the loan of the bell which graces the top of the hundred-plus year old structure. Members of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers offered to loan the bell to the city when they discovered both the city and the DUP had the same goal -- to preserve the bell. It was placed again on city hall when it was renovated in 2006. Travel through American Fork proves challenging Traveling through American Fork should get both harder and easier in the next few months. Alpine man has Olympic hopes Chris Fogt (rhymes with vote) from Alpine ran track for UVSC where he set five school records. He had never thought of being on a bobsled team until last year when he was at a meet at BYU and was approached by two men in black fleece with the Olympic rings on them. Ordinance: Pool fences mandatory Alpine residents who build pools will have to fence them or put up some kind of barrier around them. The City Council on June 24 passed an ordinance to make that requirement. Lone Peak Community Briefing Free fireworks -- Just because you couldn't get tickets for the Stadium of Fire doesn't mean you can't see an spectacular fireworks show. New city fire station opens Highland residents were introduced to their new fire station last weekend, and the 17,000 square foot, state-of-the-art building got rave reviews. Mountain Ridge Junio High fourth quarter honor roll Mountain Ridge Junior High School has listed its fourth quarter honor roll students. They include: City Council votes to light up Alpine's rodeo grounds The Alpine City Council voted to spend $22,000 to run power to the rodeo grounds in time for Alpine Days in August. This new power source will mean no generators putting out loud noise limiting the hearing during the rodeo. There are 188 items tagged with Alpine. You can view all our tags in the Tag Cloud |