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By: Elizabeth Guajardo Editor-in-Chief A prominent industry leader is continuing its expansion in Erath County. Schreiber Foods, a multi-billion-dollar company, employs more than 9000 people world-wide and has served the Stephenville community for just...
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By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is scheduled to speak at Tarleton State University in O.A. Grant 118 at 7 p.m. on Sept. 13 “Sid Miller is the first of...
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By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor The Texas Press Association (TPA) hosted their 2022 Convention & Tradeshow July 28-30 in San Marcos. The Texan News Service (TNS) attended to represent Tarleton State University and the...
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Other News / State / U.S.
By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor The Supreme Court of the United States overturned the Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey court decisions on June 24, igniting a flurry of mixed reactions across...
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By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor After a long semester, commencement weekend at Tarleton State University for spring 2022 begins on May 13. Each ceremony will take place in Memorial Stadium. Commencement for the College...
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AP / campus and local / Features / State
By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor Within the past few years, several schools in the Texas A&M system have taken actions that adversely affected student journalists. Texas A&M University After printing for 129 years, the...
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By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor Gas prices in the United States are at the highest they’ve been in 14 years according to GasBuddy. The AAA reports that on March 21, 2022, the United States’...
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campus and local / Health / Justice / State
By: Michaela Dennis Staff Writer Tarleton State University students are dealing with panic and shock after wildfires broke out in the area on March 20. Erath County officials reported more than 10,000 acres in...
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By: Nicholas Ratcliff Senior Producer The recently passed Senate Bill 1 (SB1), which changed the requirements for voting in Texas, has caused issues for Texas counties leading up to the primary election on March...
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By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor On Feb. 16, United States Rep. Beth Van Duyne and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the...
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