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In Alpine, Marfa and Presidio, residents will cast ballots for city council elections. West Texas voters will also have their say on school board races in…

Marfa Public Radio spoke with the head of Marfa’s contact tracing efforts, Don Culbertson to talk about the program, its future and whether, amid growing cases, it's still a useful tool for rural Far West Texas.

In March and April, chick hatcheries across the country had a sudden surge in orders from first-time buyers.

The City of Marfa has issued a shelter-in-place order in response of the coronavirus pandemic.

By Sally BeauvaisNearly 100 Presidio County residents packed Marfa’s Shorthorn Cafeteria on Wednesday evening for a county meeting dedicated to gathering…

At a dozen locations around the city, you’ll find 15 photos showing the day-to-day life of kids who went to the Blackwell School, Marfa’s once segregated school for Mexican-American children.

In their first meeting, members on the recently formed Affordable Housing Committee discussed the ins and outs of their duties, the committee and what their goals are.

Next month, an Austin-based event company will be center stage at a community forum in Marfa. The company is planning to address concerns over a proposed festival in far West Texas.

On Tuesday, Jan. 15 join Marfa Public Radio and Mississippi Records for a "cosmic and earthly history of recorded music."

You might associate Marfa for a lot of things, the mysterious lights in the desert, the concrete, minimal art. But you might not hear a lot about Marfa’s military history.