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JIM “PAPPY” MOORE: Dementia

By Jim “Pappy” Moore What’s that word? You know the one. It means when you might be losing your marbles and can’t quite put your finger on the word you’re looking for.  You know the one. … DEMENTIA! That’s it!! Welcome to the ageing process. At first, it’s kind of funny. Like when you can’t…

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WE HAVE ROOMS IN JUNE AT COLORADO’S BEST B&Bs!

WE HAVE ROOMS IN JUNE AT COLORADO’S BEST B&Bs! Photo: Abriendo Inn, Pueblo It’s Time to Make Your Summer and Fall Reservations!  Check listings below or call our member inns directly. Visit the InnsofColorado.org website for listings and #BookDirect links to your favorite Colorado inns Click Here for State Map Locations Check out our Facebook Page…

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Capitol adventures: NTCC explores Washington, D.C.

June 4, 2026 A group of Northeast Texas Community College travelers recently returned from an unforgettable travel study experience in Washington, D.C., where they spent several days exploring the history, government, and culture of the nation’s capital. The trip provided participants with a unique opportunity to experience many of the places and institutions they have…

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Research by Dr. Chris McAllister featured on cover of scientific journal

June 4, 2026 NTCC Biology Professor Dr. Chris McAllister and his colleagues, Dr. John Hnida and Eric Leis, recently received a special honor when their research was selected for the cover of the scientific journal Parasitologia. The article describes a newly identified species of coccidian parasite discovered in a yellow-bellied watersnake from Arkansas. Click here…

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Dr. Doug and Kathy Richey pledge $5,400 to “$40 for 40 Years” campaign

May 28, 2026 Dr. Doug and Kathy Richey recently pledged $5,400 to the Northeast Texas Community College Foundation as part of the college’s “$40 for 40 Years” campaign celebrating NTCC’s 40th anniversary. The gift will provide emergency scholarships for students facing unexpected financial hardships that could otherwise prevent them from continuing their education. The Richeys…

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SAU alum serves in Africa with Peace Corps

By Rachel Jenkins MAGNOLIA, AR (06/05/2026) Mulerider alum Kamrin Hooks of Shreveport, LA, is currently serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Lesotho (pronounced luh-SOO-too), where she is teaching life skills, basic arithmetic, and English as part of a two-year assignment. Hooks has always preferred to stay busy. A former scholarship track athlete, President’s Ambassador,…

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In 2025, over 5,200 mail carriers experienced dog bite, attacks

June 5, 2026 Did anyone bite you at work today? On average, 14 mail carriers per day will say, “Yes.” Postal Service officials report that in 2025, over 5,200 mail carriers experienced dog bites or  dog attacks while just trying to do their jobs. With deliveries every day, including Sundays  and holidays, carriers are on…

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