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Summer Success program planned for 2022 high school grads

February 24, 2022 Students who will graduate high school in 2022 are invited to join the Summer Success Program at NTCC!  This is a great opportunity for new grads to get a jump start on college and make new friends! Eligible students who enroll in six hours (two classes) and pay for a meal plan…

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UT System creates $300 million endowment to help seven universities expand free tuition programs

By Kate McGee, The Texas Tribune Feb. 24, 2022 “UT System creates $300 million endowment to help seven universities expand free tuition programs” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues. Sign up for…

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A.D. Atholi to Visit Gilmer

We want to MEET YOU! A.D. Atholi will be at UNCLE JOE’S COFFEE 104 Davis St. in Gilmer, TX on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 at 11 a.m. A.D. will be there to answer all of your questions! Please stop by, grab a coffee and say hi!  

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AAA Texas: Stanley Ford and Stanley Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram Earn AAA Approval

(Coppell, Texas) — AAA Texas announced today that Stanley Ford and Stanley Chrysler, Doge, Jeep, Ram of Gilmer have earned certification by AAA’s Approved Auto Repair program. The certification means the repair facility at both locations have met AAA’s strict criteria for technician certification and customer satisfaction. AAA-approved shops also offer a wide range of automotive services and are equipped…

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Reminiscing Upshur County: The Year of the One-Room Schoolhouse

By RUBY IDA DENTON In the school year of 1939-1940, I attended school in a one-room schoolhouse. Yet it was not a one-room schoolhouse such as you would have found in the days of my mother’s school years. Instead, this was a one-room, one-grade schoolhouse. Harmony School was in the making. Rosewood and other area…

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“I hate it here”: National Guard members sound off on Texas border mission in leaked morale survey

By Davis Winkie, Military Times, James Barragán and Chris Essig, The Texas Tribune, and Rachel Cohen, Military Times Feb. 24, 2022 ““I hate it here”: National Guard members sound off on Texas border mission in leaked morale survey” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and…

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