By: Sierra Wells Multimedia Journalist From Sept. 21 through Sept. 25, Theatre at Tarleton will be officially opening the 2021-2022 season with the show “Leading Ladies” by Ken Ludwig. Performances will be located in...
By: Nicholas Ratcliff Multimedia Journalist On Sept. 11, 2001, the United States was attacked on their own soil for the first time since World War II. Across the nation, Americans turned on their TVs and watched in horror as the events of the...
By: Sierra Wells Multimedia Journalist The Purple Poo, a spirit organization currently celebrating its 100-year anniversary at Tarleton State University, was suspended on March 31, 2021. According to a Tarleton hazing report, the Purple...
By: Kaley Dowell Executive Producer Texan News Service (TNS) has taught me so much since coming onto staff in January of 2020. I have learned how to push through difficult circumstances, take initiative as...
By: Nicholas Ratcliff Multimedia Journalist Local De Leonian, Haley Painter, recently opened her own hair salon, Envy Co., in Stephenville, Texas. The twenty-one-year-old entrepreneur is excited to hit the ground running and help people find the...
By: Madison Reed Executive Producer Tarleton State University has undergone multiple construction and renovation projects around campus. These projects are to help increase capacity, provide better overall student experience and safety as well as...
By: Nicholas Ratcliff Multimedia Journalist The Larry Joe Taylor Music Festival (LJT) is finally coming back to Melody Mountain Ranch in Stephenville, Texas, this September after two years of delays due to the coronavirus...
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: Sierra Dyson Editor-in-Chief Tarleton State University officially became a Division I (DI) college in July of 2020. Since then, Tarleton has begun renovating the entire campus in order to maintain DI standards and...
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...
