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By: Kyley Wilhite Associate Producer Let’s be honest, having a dog on campus with you makes those hard tests and long days much more bearable. So, let’s talk about how hard it is to...
By: Kyley Wilhite Associate Producer Let’s be honest, having a dog on campus with you makes those hard tests and long days much more bearable. So, let’s talk about how hard it is to...
By: Kyley Wilhite Associate Producer The Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity had its seventh annual dog show on April 7 at Tarleton State University. The dogs had a walk-through, costume contest and best trick round....
By: Michaela Dennis Staff Writer Lambda Chi Alpha is hosting their 7th Annual dog Show on April 7 to earn funding for Feeding America, their national philanthropy. Participants are required to pay a $25...
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...
By: Sierra Wells Multimedia Journalist After a large oil spill in Southern California caused damage to the ocean’s ecosystem, California residents have attempted to recuperate from this environmental disaster. Based on the recovery efforts,...
By: Sierra Wells Multimedia Journalist The Great American Lonestar Ranch launched its second annual fall festival in Stephenville, Texas, on Oct. 22 and will remain open every weekend until Nov. 21. The festival will...
By: Sierra Wells Multimedia Journalist From Sept. 25 to Nov. 6, the Corn Maze and Fall Fun on the Farm event season opens at the Lone Star Family Farm. Located at 4199 US-67 in...
By: Madison Reed Executive Producer After years of tradition had to be halted last year due to COVID-19, De Leon is proud to be hosting their 106th annual Peach and Melon Festival once again....
By: Nicholas Ratcliff Multimedia Journalist The Erath County Human Society (ECHS), which is built to house 26 dogs and 36 cats, is currently filled past max capacity after this year’s Fourth of July. “The...
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...