Thomas Winzeler Managing Editor The Larry Joe Taylor fifteenth annual Rhymes and Vines (R&V) Fall Fest will take place Sept. 23 through Sept. 26. The festival will be held at Melody Mountain Ranch in...
Cody Drolet Sportswriter Every year the churches in Stephenville around Tarleton State University offer students and faculty free lunch on a designated day of the week, however, with everything going on this semester in regard to the coronavirus guidelines many wondered if the tradition...
Deandre Hogg Assistant Producer Greek life is one way to get involved on campus at Tarleton State University. Tarleton offers 18 Inter/national and local affiliated organizations that are composed of more than 900 members....
Kaley Dowell Executive Producer Tarleton State University is doing everything they can to keep students and faculty safe while still maintaining and creating a student-focused community. Tarleton has put together many safety practices to...
Kaley Dowell Executive Producer Governor Greg Abbott issued a statement mandating masks for everyone in Texas. Abbott said, “Every person in Texas shall wear a face covering over the nose and mouth when inside...
Kaley Dowell Executive Producer Stephenville’s Fourth of July festivities will continue as planned. There are events and activities scheduled throughout the day for people of all ages to enjoy. A Disney themed parade will...
Kaley Dowell Executive Producer For anyone who loves crafts, painting and wine, check out Pinspiration Stephenville, a DIY craft studio and wine bar located downtown next to the Blue-Eyed Buffalo. The idea for Pinspiration...
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Dawes opened SPO in 2007 because he felt that it was what God was calling him to do. He believes that SPO is God’s business, not his own.
“God told us to open a shop in Stephenville. We believe it was definitely God because we didn’t want to stay in Stephenville,” Dawes said.
Every other Friday morning a group of students meet at the bandstand in Heritage Park to pray together. The prayer group was started by Lexie Miller, a junior Digital Media major, and Brittany Felch, a junior Public Relations and Event Management major. They formed the idea while trying to think of a way for the different campus ministries at Tarleton to come together
“Life is full of surprises and we only need to open our eyes, minds and hearts to see what is there. We need to be open to the unexpected and treasure the journey that God has given us,” Frazier explained. “…It will be fun, entertaining and full of raw emotion. Let’s face it, if this was really my last lecture then there are some things that I want to remind people and we are going to go over that list.”
