By: Madison Reed Associate Producer On Saturday, April 3, the Erath County Humane Society will be holding their annual Easter Adoption Eggstravaganza. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at...
By: Taylor Kaluza Multimedia Journalist In celebration of Valentine’s Day, the Erath County Humane Society is hosting Smooches with Pooches, a meet and greet with dogs and cats from their shelter on Feb. 13....
By: Madison Reed Associate Producer After nine months of shutdowns and travel bans due to COVID-19, many people want to get out and have some fun with their friends and family. The Great American...
By: Blair Phillips Multimedia Journalist A family in Comanche County has been facing a state fine after shooting a 12-foot-long alligator on July 27. According to Texas Administrative Code Section 65.49, alligators can only...
By: Nicholas Ratcliff Multimedia Journalist Tarleton State University’s Pre-Veterinary Medical Association is hosting their annual Take a Paws event this Thursday, Nov. 19, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in front of the Trogdon house on campus. During this event, dogs from the Erath County Human Society (ECHS)...
By: Nicholas Ratcliff Multimedia Journalist Tarleton State University’s very own Shady Kuster recently won The Bobby Baker Award for a presentation she gave about the research she has been conducting. This award was given...
A Tarleton State University student adopted a kitten from the local shelter and one week later, the kitten died due to sickness. The student says the death occurred due to a lack of medical attention while at the shelter. Both the shelter and the student hope this will bring awareness to issues that arise in local shelters.
It’s that time of the year again. Halloween is swiftly approaching and if you are looking for something to do, Stephenville has a lot to offer. Today there is a Pumpkin Carving Contest at...
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Sophomores Cahlen Cheatham and Will Cornelius are running for National Future Farmers of America (FFA) office. Both students were elected by their respective states to be candidates for national officer positions.
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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.
