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By: Kyley Wilhite Multimedia Journalist On Jan. 18, 2022, a new law in the state of Texas makes it illegal to leave dogs chained up outside without shelter. This includes any type of chain...
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By: Nicholas Ratcliff Multimedia Journalist The Career Service Center at Tarleton State University opened up in 1994 and has been helping the students and graduates find employment ever since. Over the years, this department...
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By: Kyley Wilhite Multimedia Journalist If you’re not already aware of what “Yik Yak” is, you are definitely missing out. Yik Yak allows for students to post things called “yaks” and interact with people...
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By: Elizabeth Black Managing Editor Tarleton State University is growing and the number of students attending the university has increased over the years. While the students enjoy the benefits of being a Tarleton Texan,...
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By: Nicholas Ratcliff Multimedia Journalist Local De Leonian, Haley Painter, recently opened her own hair salon, Envy Co., in Stephenville, Texas. The twenty-one-year-old entrepreneur is excited to hit the ground running and help people find the...
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By: Madison Reed Executive Producer Tarleton State University has undergone multiple construction and renovation projects around campus. These projects are to help increase capacity, provide better overall student experience and safety as well as...
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By: Sierra Dyson Editor-in-Chief Tarleton State University officially became a Division I (DI) college in July of 2020. Since then, Tarleton has begun renovating the entire campus in order to maintain DI standards and...
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By: Taylor Kaluza Multimedia Journalist Living in Texas in the summer can result in extreme temperatures, reaching over 100 degrees for weeks at a time. Extreme heat can lead to power outages, heat-related illnesses...
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By: Taylor Kaluza Multimedia Journalist On June 26 in Dublin, the National Health and Public Safety History Museum is presenting a military vehicle show for the community to enjoy. The National Health and...
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