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2021 Distinguished Teaching Award recipients announced January 21, 2021 Thirteen faculty members have been chosen to receive this year’s Distinguished Teaching Awards, an honor given out since 1953 to recognize the university’s finest educators. A virtual recognition event will take place at 5 p.m. April 6. The event is open to the public and anyone wishing to join can contact the Office of the Secretary of the Faculty at admin@secfac.wisc.edu for information on how to attend. Watch for m...

With the starting of a new year Pontotoc County Supervisors moved to have Ernie Wright be president of the board while Brad Ward is Vice President. Allen Bain was appointed to step into the dual role as the E-911 coordinator as well as the Emergency Management Director. Other appointments include Phil Tutor as the board attorney, Comptrollers and deputy chancery clerks are Cathy Purdon and Magie Patrick, other deputy chancery clerks include Brenda Farr, Chris Washington, Angela Shettles and Hun...

GREAT BEND TRIBUNE More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. No place like home for the holidays COVID-19 to slow holiday travel, gathering plans Cars filled Main Street roads and parking spaces Friday afternoon. Many more cars will remain parked at home than on the roads this year as officials anticipate far fewer holiday travel...

Demise of learning hands-on skills Sometimes buried in the stories of pandemic sewing is a comment to the effect that at one time such handicraft was typically taught in schools in home economics classes. In the past half-century, home economics in higher education was has been downsized, dismantled and in some cases met its demise for a variety of reasons. New arenas of work opportunity and concern were available following the second wave of feminism and in the post-war years marketers capital...

Demise of learning hands-on skills Sometimes buried in the stories of pandemic sewing is a comment to the effect that at one time such handicraft was typically taught in schools in home economics classes. In the past half-century, home economics in higher education was has been downsized, dismantled and in some cases met its demise for a variety of reasons. New arenas of work opportunity and concern were available following the second wave of feminism and in the post-war years marketers capita...

Students at Needville High School are in the midst of two fundraisers for the Graves family, who had a car wreck last month that injured three members of the family. Bryce Graves is in ninth grade at the high school and his sister Addyson is in seventh grade at the junior high. They and their mom suffered injuries that required hospitalization. T-shirts are being sold for $20, with all proceeds going to the Graves family. Although the exact design has not yet been decided on, the shirts will fe...

Students at Needville High School are in the midst of two fundraisers for the Graves family, who had a car wreck last month that injured three members of the family. Bryce Graves is in ninth grade at the high school and his sister Addyson is in seventh grade at the junior high. They and their mom suffered injuries that required hospitalization. T-shirts are being sold for $20, with all proceeds going to the Graves family. Although the exact design has not yet been decided on, the shirts will fe...

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