March on Crime looks at burglary prevention
Could you break into your own home? If the answer is yes, then so can a burglar. With a small investment of time and money you can make …
Community
Six months post 9/11, blood supply below minimal levels
Blood donations are down, likely due to illness and Spring Break vacationing. In spite of an 8.5 percent increase in donations during 2001, statistics show collections are down …
Wild Weekend at Jesse Jones Park
With the advent of computer and video games, attracting younger people to enjoy the wild outdoors at times can be a seemingly daunting task. To help make this …
Sam Houston State University installs new president
Dr. James Gaertner was installed as the new president of Sam Houston State University at an investiture ceremony held at the Bernard Johnson Coliseum in Huntsville. A 1965 …
May three-week mini-term is NHCs solution to having your cake and eating it too
College students sometimes struggle with wanting to take college credit during their summer vacation and having enough free time to enjoy the summer break. To help with that …
MacArthur Ninth Grade School Read Across America Day
MacArthur Ninth Grade School book club members celebrated Read Across America Day by reading to students at Johnson Elementary. Read Across America is an annual reading motivation and …
Hinojosa Center holds Black History Festival
Students at Hinojosa EC/PK Center presented the program at the Black History Festival held on February 22
Hoffman Middle School News
Hoffman Middle School recently chose the Students of the Month for February. These students are chosen based on academics, improvement, citizenship, and other qualities that make them outstanding …
Student authored play at Kashmere Multi-Purpose Ctr.
The Life of a Confused Teenager, a play written by David Watters, a student at Kashmere High School will be presented at the Kashmere Multi-Purpose Center, 4802 Lockwood …