Athlete trades sandy beaches for rodeo arena
By Ian Griffin Staff Writer Long gone are the picturesque days on the lovely sandy beaches of Hawaii with the waves crossing her toes in
Month: April 2022
Have college students lost their motivation?
By Skylar Fondren Entertainment Editor Since the beginning of the pandemic some 5,000 years ago (just kidding, it’s only been about 2 years), the world
You are free to be safe
By Doc Anderson Managing Editor Living in a rural town has changed the way I view social issues. If an emergency occurs, people living in
The constant culture of cancel
By Elizabeth Del Carmen Staff Writer The past few years have come with many surprises from serious issues, like Covid, to more trivial topics, like
ASL: A Silent Life
By Abigail Barnard Staff Writer Can you imagine living in a world where everything is silent? Never hearing the birds sing or hearing a loved
Like cats and dogs
By Doc Anderson Managing Editor In the beginning, God created the heavens and Earth. Shortly after completing this masterpiece, he handed His/Her creation over to
Funeral Services trains students to be the ‘last responders’
By Abigail Barnard Staff Writer Police officers, firefighters and paramedics earn their title of “first responder” since they are usually the first to arrive at
Understanding the struggles of the job for EMS workers
By Skylar Hodson Staff Writer The job of EMS First Responders can be demanding, not just physically, but emotionally and mentally as well. They are
Online logistics course begins
By Ian Griffin Staff Writer Northeast Texas Community College will start a new three course program on March 21, 2022 offering logistics as an online
Cybersecurity program opens at Northeast
By Doc Anderson Managing Editor Northeast Texas Community College developed a 9-week cohort class for a cybersecurity program funded by the Texas Reskilling and Upskilling