The owner, Sarah Miller, moved to Texas in 2016 to further pursue more rodeo and breeding opportunities. She found the property that the arena now sits on and fell in love with the location right away. From there, Wildwood was born. The facility was created to be a unique place for dreamers, ropers, breeders, barrel racers, and event goers alike. Miller made sure that everything was built with great detail and even more care.
By Ashley Inge— CTT Editor Tarleton State University hosted the 46th annual invitational CDE (Career Development Events) contest on Thursday. CDE contests are FFA (Future Farmers of America) events that allow students to show...
Photo Essay by Latricia Powell— Managing Editor The Tarleton State University Campus Recreation center hosted its first Puppy Pilates event in February. A $5 donation/entry fee was required but students were then able to play and do...
Update: The protester’s name is Samuel Campos. He was arrested for a Class A Misdemeanor and is already out on bond. Quanecia Fraser and Katy McQuillan – Editor-in-chief, staff writer Thursday’s Texas A&M Board...
Alejandra Arreguin — Graduate Assistant After the first Faculty Senate meeting in September, concerns were raised on the amount of animals in classrooms. Rumors were brought up, such as dogs and puppies being in...
By Denise Harroff— Managing Editor A group of feline enthusiasts on campus has decided to take it into their own paws to make a difference for the local feral cat colonies. Purrs & Spurs is...
