Bobby the cat has been a resident of NTCC’s Ag Complex for several months. Just recently, Bobby was given a proper home. Courtesy Photo Special to The Eagle Bobby has been living in Northeast Texas Community College’s Ag Complex for months now. But it’s okay, because Bobby is a cat.Continue Reading
Professors Dr. Melissa Fulgham (left) and Anna Ingram (right) work with students during their history and English class. The two team-teach the courses in a unique hybrid format. Staff Photo | Tahj McRae By Joelle Weatherford Copy Editor Northeast Texas Community College has offered hybrid classes to help students get theContinue Reading
Physics Instructor, Mark Ellermann, practices CPR on a dummy. Courtesy Photo By Adriana Elizondo Staff Writer Most people who work or attend classes at NTCC enjoy its rural setting. But, how many of them have ever considered how much time it would take for an ambulance to arrive on campus?Continue Reading
Courtesy Photo By Adriana Elizondo Staff Writer Apr. 15 is right around the corner, and Uncle Sam will expect taxpayers to do their civic duty and have their annual taxes filed by then. Truth be told a lot of students do not fully understand the whole concept of tax forms,Continue Reading
During the recent reopening of the Eagle Pantry, a Social Work Club member serves Army Staff Sergeant, Tad Snyder, a soup lunch. Staff Photo | Tahj McRae By Tonya Hammond Staff Writer Only weeks before Christmas, the Eagle Pantry opened its doors for the first time with only one goal:Continue Reading
By Elisabeth Lively Layout and Design Editor In early December, the Northeast Texas Community College Social Work Club opened the doors for the first time to a campus food pantry. The idea for the Eagle Pantry was started by students in the Social WorkContinue Reading
Students from More Alike Than Different organization gathered recently for their first meeting. The group will meet ever other Thursday at the Wesley Fellowship Center. Courtesy Photo By Emma Yeager Entertainment Editor Depression and anxiety is rising more each year among college students. Some may recognize they have itContinue Reading
Businesses in Morris County sit idle after the downturn of the economy following the U.S Steel closure. Staff Photo | Tonya Hammonds By Tonya Hammonds Staff Writer An 82-year-old African American woman described by many as reserved and soft-spoken, watched the economy in her hometown dwindle as U.S. Steel,Continue Reading
The Texas Department of Transportation recently held an open house at Chapel Hill School to discuss the proposed plan to widen FM 1735, the main highway that leads from SH 49 to Chapel Hill School and Northeast Texas Community College. Marcus E. Sandifer, public information officer of the Atlanta DistrictContinue Reading
Sports are highly visible examples of the power of teamwork. Bottom line, a group of people achieve more when everyone works together. Jessica Keith, head softball coach for Northeast Texas Community College, has been putting this philosophy to work on, and off, the field since she joined NTCC seven yearsContinue Reading