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Drs. Fulgham and Yox honored at recent luncheon of the Texas State Historical Association

The Mary Jon, and J.P. Bryan Leadership in Education Award of $5,000 goes out each year to a higher education professor for outstanding attainments in historical pedagogy. University professors have been the usual recipients of this Texas-wide accolade, with educators from Sul Ross, Tarleton State, and the University of Texas at El Paso, winning the most recent awards. However, in the last twelve years, two of the winners have not only been from a smaller community college— they have been from the same institution— Northeast Texas Community College. Both were honored recently at a luncheon in Irving, Texas on 6 March during the meeting of the TSHA where all of the past winners of the Mary Jon, and J.P. Bryan Leadership Award were invited for a free meal, a free night of lodging at the Irving Westin Hotel, and given a special red and gold pin.

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José Fuentes elected International President of Phi Theta Kappa

José Fuentes elected International President of Phi Theta Kappa

Northeast Texas Community College student José Fuentes, of Mount Pleasant, has been elected International President of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the highest student leadership position in the prestigious honor society. He was elected during the organization’s annual Catalyst conference held last week in Baltimore, Maryland, marking a historic and unprecedented achievement for NTCC.

Groundbreaking ceremony held for Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation’s new facility
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Groundbreaking ceremony held for Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation’s new facility

Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (AECC) recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Naples Power Plant, an 850-megawatt (MW) natural gas-based generation facility located near Naples in Morris County, Texas. This facility is a crucial part of AECC’s strategy to meet its wholesale generation needs and is scheduled to begin construction in summer 2026, with commercial operation anticipated by 2029.

Celebration choir members portraying towns people singing praises to Jesus
Jesus stands to say “My Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me; nevertheless, not as I will, but as you will”

First Baptist Church of Hughes Springs Presented “His Life”

First Baptist Church of Hughes Springs presented a program on March 27, 28, and 29, in their main sanctuary titled “His Life, The Story of Jesus”. The epic production included the forty member Celebration choir, over twenty children including baby Jesus, and more than twenty church members as townspeople. The twenty-three member stage crew handled creating and maintaining the production throughout the hour and a half presentation. Tommy Ochoa Stageworks produced the lighting effects.

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