Phi Theta Kappa to hold fundraiser to aid with travel costs
Skylar Fondren Co-Editor-In-Chief Phi Theta Kappa’s Alpha Mu Chi chapter at NTCC hosted a Valentine¡¯s fundraising event to attend the Texas Regional Conference and the
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¡°Kerry the Critter Guy¡± of Texas Exotic Animals dazzles students in welcome back week
Adam Roseberry Staff Writer Who needs a trip to the jungles of South America or to the plains of Africa when you can simply travel
NTCC Library adds new tech with ALA COVID relief grant
Dulce Soza Staff Writer The Charlie and Helen Hampton Library at NTCC recently received a $20,000 Covid Library Relief grant from the American Library Association.
Electric Vehicles come to Carroll Shelby Program
By Ian GriffinStaff Writer Northeast Texas Community College¡¯s Carroll Shelby Program has teamed up with Legacy EV to become the first US Electric Vehicle collegiate
NTCC receives grant to further student success
By Skylar FondrenCo-Editor-In-Chief Northeast Texas Community College is now a recipient of a multi-million dollar grant, which will fund new resources on campus for mental
NTCC expands mental health initiative
By Doc AndersonCo-Editor-In-Chief Northeast Texas Community College has expanded its Virtual Care Initiative to reach and better serve the student population. In the Fall 2021
Lagniappe celebrates 10 years
By Doc AndersonCo-Editor-in-Chief Northeast Texas Community College¡¯s literary magazine, ¡°Lagniappe, recently celebrated the release of its tenth volume. The literary and art magazine prominently displays
Should Favre be the face of welfare embezzlement scandal
By Adam Roseberry Staff Writer Brett Favre is synonymous with the National Football League. Fans everywhere recognize the name of the Super-Bowl-winning hall-of-fame quarterback. Favre
CARE Center celebrates dia de los muertos
By Yanet CastroStaff writer Northeast Texas Community College CARE Center and Carmen Shurtleff’s social work class is participating in dia de los muertos (Day of
Pittsburg ISD proposes $88.3 million bond
BY Ian GriffinStaff Writer Camp County voters will head to the polls on Nov. 8 to vote on a proposed $88.3 million school bond for