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Veterans To Hold Free Picnic Today In Canton
The Van Zandt Veterans Memorial will hold a free picnic today at the Veterans Memorial at Texas highways 19 and 243 in Canton.
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Justices' summer plans point to late June finish
One never knows when the Supreme Court will hand down its last, often biggest, opinions of the term.
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Seastrunk Spent Life Teaching Others Love Of Music
Johnnie Seastrunk has been told she started playing the piano by ear at age 3, although she doesn't remember back that far.
Hats off: Harlingen seniors graduate, start new chapter
A flurry of colorful gowns filled Boggus Stadium Saturday night as Harlingen's seniors marked the beginning of their new journey.
TSTC West Texas names new vice president of Student LearningTSTC West Texas has announced that Kyle Smith will join the school as vice president of Student Learning on June 18.
CITY HALLS, CITY OFFICES, LIBRARIES, UTILITY COLLECTIONS Killeen - Closed Monday.
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Two UNT faculty members named fellows in Institute for the Advancement of the Arts
DENTON , Texas -- Vincent Falsetta, professor in the University of North Texas College of Visual Arts and Design, and Miroslav Penkov, an assistant professor in the UNT Department of English, have been selected as faculty fellows in UNT's Institute for the Advancement of the Arts in the 2012-13 academic year.
TSTC West Texas appoints new Vice President of Student Learning
TSTC West Texas announced that Kyle Smith will join the team as Vice President of Student Learning on June 18.
CTC ranked 16th in magazine's study
Diverse: Issues In Higher Education magazine recently released its list of top 100 community colleges in awarding degrees to minority students.
Two vie for GOP nod in rep race
Myra Crownover wants another term in the Texas House of Representatives to serve District 64, while challenger Mike Brucia says it's time to put a new face in Austin.
Blazing Star Masons award scholarships to four Highland Lakes students
Presentation of the $1,000 scholarships is 7:30 p.m. Monday at the lodge, 319 Ave.
Oil industry impacts college enrollment
In the oil-rich West Texas town of Odessa, everything is affected by the booms and busts of the oil industry including college enrollment.
Higher Ed Means Higher Pay for Texas College Presidents
UTSA President Dr. Ricardo Romo is fighting to get his college to Tier One status, but figures released today by the Chronicle of Higher Education show Romo is already pulling down a Tier One salary, 1200 WOAI news reports.
Walk-in registration at CTC starts Monday
Walk-in registration for summer classes at Central Texas College begins Monday and ends June 1. New students must first complete the academic advisement and admission process before registering.
Former President of UT College Republicans Lied About Being a Student
On November 16th of last year, University of Texas College Republicans President Lauren Pierce tweeted about how President Obama deserves to be killed: "Y'all as tempting as it may be, don't shoot Obama.
Perry shows support for College Credit for Heroes at college
By Rose L. Thayer Killeen Daily Herald Gov. Rick Perry visited Central Texas College Thursday afternoon to show his support for the College Credit for Heroes program.
Man sentenced on charges of threats
A former Texas Woman's University student was formally sentenced Thursday on charges that he made threats in a classroom and also in a letter to U.S. Rep.
Careers: Abbott and DeWaard, Culver-Stockton College
Culver-Stockton College bestowed awards on two faculty members to honor teaching innovation and excellence during the 156th C-SC Commencement on May 12.
Local building to be named historical landmark
Tyler continues to celebrate National Historic Preservation Month, featuring "Discover America's Hidden Gems," as we proudly present the Local Historic Landmark designation to the People's National Bank Building.
Dallas woman sentenced for possessing pornographic images of child, 6
A Dallas woman has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for using her cellphone to share sexual images of a 6-year-old girl.
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