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JIM “PAPPY” MOORE: Thanksgiving Blackout!

By Jim “Pappy” Moore America’s most petulant group of overgrown adolescents is having another tantrum, and you’ll like this one. Unhappy with their “No Kings” failures, they are now planning to abandon buying anything from Tuesday, November 25th through Tuesday Dec 2nd so as to not enrich the patriarchy. Dubbing their Thanksgiving Tantrum “Blackout the…

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🏈 The Bulldogs Run Wild: Union Hill Dominates Aquilla in Oakwood 🏈

By Google Gemini The air in Oakwood, Texas, crackled with anticipation on the evening of November 28, 2025. It was a clash of titans in the Six-Man Football Playoffs, pitting the surging Union Hill Bulldogs against the undefeated Aquilla Cougars. What promised to be a close battle quickly turned into a stunning showcase of Bulldog…

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Moran Minute: ‘Thankful for East Texas’

Enews Sign Up  |  Visit My Website  |  View Online Dear East Texas, Happy Thanksgiving! As we gather with loved ones today, I’m reminded of how grateful I am to serve the great people of East Texas. This season reminds us of the importance of gratitude, service, and community—values that are true to East Texas. Watch my full Thanksgiving…

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Tickets on sale for joint KC, Texas Shakespeare Festival production of Little Women

Published: November 24, 2025 Tickets are now available for Little Women, a special co-production between the Texas Shakespeare Festival and Kilgore College Theatre that brings together professional actors and KC theatre students. Performances will be held Dec. 4–7 in the Van Cliburn Auditorium on the Kilgore College campus. Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel has been…

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NTCC partners with Pittsburg High School for College and Career Fair

November 25, 2025 Northeast Texas Community College recently partnered with Pittsburg High School to participate in its College and Career Fair, giving students the opportunity to explore a wide range of academic pathways and future careers. Representatives from NTCC’s Agriculture, Criminal Justice, Culinary Arts, NTCC Student Services, Math, Science, Health Sciences, Funeral Services, and other…

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