By Channing Flatt— Sports Editor Tarleton State University’s improv troupe is done making laughs off the top of their heads for the semester, but they’ll be taking suggestions from the audience as soon as the next semester starts. The members of the troupe, all theatre majors, said on top of being a fun experience their […]
By Emilee Jackson— Guest Writer The Southwest Regional Dairy Center will host the first annual Moovie Night at the Dairy on Dec. 8. Tours of the Southwest Regional Dairy Center will kick-off the evening at 5 p.m. Attendees will get an up-close look at the milking operations along with several other tasks at the dairy. […]
By Blanca Izquierdo— Multimedia Journalist The morning of day four was the hardest of all. Everything was gone, nothing else I could do, and it broke my heart. Nobody prepares you to lose. When people congratulate me or tell me how proud they are of this team I feel like they’re lying. It’s hard to […]
By Blanca Izquierdo— Multimedia Journalist ‘We are three games away to becoming National Champions. Just three more games.’ This is all I can think of in the morning of day three. When you are about to play such an important game that might be the last of your volleyball career, nothing else matters. It is […]
By Katie O’Brien— Guest Writer With Christmas fast approaching, vintage car owners and fans are gearing up for the final Cars and Coffee at the Courthouse for the year. The car show this Saturday will include a holiday toy drive. Cars and Coffee at the Courthouse is held in the Erath County Courthouse parking lot […]
By Blanca Izquierdo— Multimedia Journalist The first thing we did in the morning of day two was breakfast in a big room reserved for all the student-athletes. On the way there, Adriana, one of my teammates, AKA ‘Frenchie,’ showed me the student-athletes lounge. I didn’t know a student-athletes lounge existed. The lounge is a big […]
By Blanca Izquierdo— Multimedia Journalist My alarm went off this morning at 6:20 a.m. but this time I wasn’t tired. I jumped out of my bed incredibly excited. We were off to Pittsburgh to play Elite 8, the NCAA national tournament! I just couldn’t believe it. I immediately thought about the beginning of the season when […]
By Quanecia Fraser— Texan TV News Director Ashley Myers, a sophomore animal science pre-veterinary student, said she felt “personally attacked” after her truck was vandalized. Myers said a friend of hers called her on Thursday and told her that someone spray painted “Do you even fish?” on the side of her truck bed. According to […]
By Sarah Hayner— Guest Writer Sonny Fisher had a brush with history 55 years ago. The 83-year-old Granbury resident shook hands and spoke with John F. Kennedy in Fort Worth just hours before the nation’s 35th president was assassinated in Dallas. Fisher was the deputy sheriff for Tarrant County at the time that he met […]
By Austin Barrow— Guest Writer The Tarleton State University Texans came into the game as the projected winner, and the predictions were right as they demolished their opponent The Azusa Pacific University Cougars 58-0 on Saturday, Nov. 17. The Texans playing on their home field looked at ease during pre-game routine, this continued in to […]