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Weatherford College | Special to the Weatherford Democrat WC solidifies partnership with Tarleton
Special to the Weatherford Democrat Apr 7, 2021
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From left, WC President Tod Allen Farmer and Tarleton President James Hurley. Weatherford College | Special to the Weatherford Democrat
Weatherford College and Tarleton State University signed a memorandum of understanding Wednesday further solidifying the partnership between the two higher education institutions and providing additional financial aid to Weatherford students transferring to the Stephenville university.
WC President Tod Allen Farmer and Tarleton President James Hurley met in WC s Texas Hall located in the Alkek Fine Arts Center to sign the agreement.
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REP. DEWAYNE BURNS APPOINTED CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE & LIVESTOCK
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02/05/2021
Austin, Texas - State Representative DeWayne Burns (Cleburne) was appointed by Speaker Dade Phelan to serve as Chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture and Livestock. Representative Burns has also been tasked with serving on the House Committee on Culture, Recreation & Tourism, and House Administration Committee, for the 87th legislative session. One of the greatest honors that I have had in my lifetime is having the opportunity to serve the people of House District-58 and the State of Texas as a whole. Representative Burns said, I appreciate the confidence Speaker Phelan has demonstrated by asking me to Chair the Committee on Agriculture and Livestock with oversight of the agencies related to production agriculture and an industry with a $100 billion impact on the Texas economy.”
Honea takes over as CEO of Glen Rose Medical Center
Jay Hinton
Glen Rose Reporter
GLEN ROSE For the last 28 years, everything Michael Honea has done in the medical field has led him and prepared to where he landed early this week: the CEO of Glen Rose Medical Center.
Last Monday, Honea officially took over for Ray Reynolds as CEO, and Reynolds gives his blessing to the person he helped tutor during his tenure.
“I’m very pleased that the board has selected Michael Honea as its next CEO,” said Reynolds, who took over as CEO for Gary Marks in 2011. “Michael will lead GRMC to continued success in caring for the citizens of Somervell County and the surrounding areas.”