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The installation is in the roundabout at the Arlington campus’s main entrance along University Boulevard.

The Med Center Health 10K Classic, known as "The Race for Everyone," is returning on Sept. 23 for its 44th year.

WT will receive $6 million in state funding toward the Center for Advancing Food Animal Production in the Panhandle. Read more WT updates here.

The Bowling Green community came together to support critically injured officer Matt Davis on Wednesday afternoon. The Medical Center at Bowling Green is hosting a series of blood drives and

Officials with West Texas A&M University announced that Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently approved an allocation of $6 million towards the university's Center for Advancing Food Animal Production (CAFAP) in the Panhandle.

The topic of this year’s workshop was “Policy in Healthcare” where attendees were taught how to advocate for policies that would improve community health in the 10 counties of the Barren River District.

The $1.53 million project would build-out space for the health care offices north of Jacksonville University.

With 23 years under his belt as a teacher of agriculture at John Wood Community College, Mike Tenhouse is looking toward the future.

Some things attendees can expect to see are interactive booths, demonstration and information sessions and a variety of door prizes to win.

Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District to hold forums on Nov. 4, Nov. 5