By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor Eastland, Texas, held their annual RipFest on Oct. 1, honoring Old Rip, the legendary horny toad who survived 31 years trapped in the old courthouse cornerstone. “The entirety of...
By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor The Cross Timbers Republican Women (CTRW) work within the local community to support the Republican Party and educate voters. “Our goal is to keep the voters informed on city...
By Taite Read Art Director Tarleton State University’s Round Up will return on Oct. 1 for its 25th year. Round Up is a service project put on by students. It is a one-day event...
By: Sydnie Grossnickle Multimedia Journalist Tarleton State University’s womens tennis had eight competitors at the ITA Texas Regional Championship on Sept. 22-25. This tournament was an invite-only affair with representatives from many NCAA Division...
By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor Roaring Ranger Days returned to Ranger, Texas, on Sept. 17-18. With its new location at the Old Ranger Sale Barn, this year’s celebration was unlike any other. The annual...
By: Sydnie Grossnickle Multimedia Journalist Tarleton State University’s Cross Country team had a strong start to the season. The Texans have completed three meets so far. Here’s how they did. Runners started their season...
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...
By: Hayden Hewitt Staff Writer Since Erath County legalized the sale of liquor, there has been an insurgence of liquor stores, causing mixed feelings across the county. Sonny and Judy Thackerson, residents of Erath...
By: Sierra Wells Managing Editor The Democratic Candidate Tour was held on Sept. 10 in Stephenville, allowing community members to hear from several people up for election in November. “The purpose of our party...
By: Michaela Dennis Staff Writer The announcement of the Corps of Cadets and Army instructors retiring came in spring 2022. The news stunned the Military Science 3’s/threes, now MS 4’s, who have worked under...