Winter Tip:

Staying warm without power As many have experienced, there are times in the winter when the power goes out. To stay warm, get a tent and place it on your bed. A small pup tent would work great in a kids room. Cover it with one or two blankets for insulation.

Boldly Following His Call

The wicked flee when no one pursues, But the righteous are bold as a lion. Proverbs 28:1 Be bold Be strong For the Lord you God is with you Words from an old chorus written by Morris Chapman that we used to sing in church.

Breakfast Served All Day

I don’t like surveys and rarely do questionnaires when asked. If doing a health survey, I might come across typical questions concerning balanced meals; regular exercise and rest patterns. One question of interest I could find in the balanced meal section reads as follows… ‘Do you skip breakfast?’

Big Tech Uses Journalism; Big Tech Should Pay For It

Chair, National Newspaper Association The powers that Google and Facebook have over economic and political power in society – especially over the news industry—has caught the attention of lawmakers in Washington, DC.

Abbott directs TEA, superintendents to prohibit COVID-19 vaccine mandates

Governor Greg Abbott today directed the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and Texas school superintendents that the COVID-19 vaccine cannot be mandated as part of school entry requirements.

Naz FFA Greenhand Quiz team headed for state

Nazareth FFA competed in the Area 1 FFA LDE contests on Thursday at the WTAMU Agriculture Center in Canyon, qualifying a team to compete at the state level. Nazareth took 26 students/ 14 teams to the District LDE contest; 11 teams advanced to the Area contest.

Turkey facts for Thanksgiving fun

If Thanksgiving dinner brings up an uncomfortable political discussion, here are some quick facts about turkeys to divert the conversation. Turkeys have unique lives before they hit the oven and platter on the holiday. When a turkey gets excited, angry or defensive, its head and neck turn white.

Texas continues job rate growth

Gov. Greg Abbott announced Texas’ continuing strong jobs growth following employment releases from the Texas Workforce Commission and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

American Agri-Women elect national officers

American Agri-Women (AAW) recently elected its national officers at its 2022 national convention in Bozeman, Montana. AAW, a national coalition of farm, ranch, and agri-business women, is in its 48th year of advocating for agriculture.

Thanksgiving 2022

When confronted with challenging times like ours, it is easy to lose heart, appreciation, gratefulness and admiration— in a word, thanksgiving—for the people and places we call home. Our University has been fortunate to have many distinguished leaders.