News & Updates

The Northeast Texas Community College (NTCC) Regenerative Farm is excited to announce the opening of its Muscadine Grape picking season. This annual event offers community members the unique opportunity to pick their own Muscadine Grapes for just $5 per gallon. Rene' McCracken, Director of Agriculture at NTCC, invites everyone to participate in this seasonal harvest...

Did you know that Current NTCC students, faculty and staff are eligible for FREE season passes to NTCC Eagles Athletics home games? Just download the Hometown Tickets App to your mobile device, search for Northeast Texas Community College and use your student or employee ID number as a code to activate your season pass. It's that simple! The season pass is good for the pass holder...

The annual Northeast Texas Poetry Reading on Friday, 6 September at 11 AM will again occur at the Foyer of the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts on the Northeast Texas Community College campus.  The public is invited for this free event, the seventeenth of its kind in as many years.  As before, the Reading will feature the six readings of the highest ranked poems of the adult and student divisions, and a presentation of winning Northeast Texas images. Two speakers also will share their perceptions of our region, Daingerfield Mayor Wade Kerley, and the NTCC Computer-Science Professor, Dr. Will McWhorter...

The Northeast Texas Community College Foundation recently received a donation of $10,000 from the Stevenson family of Gilmer. These funds will help the Honors Northeast program continue its legacy of unique special projects, specifically their annual feature-length film. Pictured at the check presentation is (from left): Dr. Andrew Yox, NTCC Honors Director, Wlliam Stevenson, David A. Stevenson, David L. Stevenson, and Dr. Ron Clinton, NTCC President. David L. Stevenson was surprised when he learned that NTCC Honors students had produced an original film...

The Northeast Texas Community College Board of Trustees met for its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, August 27th. A Public Hearing on Proposed 2024-2025 Operating Budget and Proposed Tax Rate was held prior to the meeting, but there was no public comments so the hearing was adjourned. In the president’s report, Dr. Ron Clinton said that the fall 2024 semester is officially underway...

You've probably heard NTCC's tagline "Start here, go anywhere" - and it's true! We frequently hear stories about the great things our alumni are up to in our community and in the world beyond. A few of our former students have recently made national headlines. These are just a couple of examples of how NTCC Eagles are making a difference in the world...

Northeast Texas Community College welcomes Artist Laura Abrams as the exhibiting artist for September. Her artwork will be on display from Friday, September 6th through Wednesday, September 25th.  A reception will be held on Wednesday, February 11th, at 12:30 p.m. in the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts. Locally known for bringing a unique contemporary twist on nature...

The NTCC women's soccer team started strong against traditional powerhouse Richland JC on Friday night in Dallas. The Eagles kept pace with the Thunderducks scoring off of a free-kick to keep the score close throughout much of the first half.  The Eagles could not get over the hump despite making it a contest in the first half and keeping the score a respectable 3-1. Eventually, the Thunderducks would round into form and put the game away in the 2nd half, taking home a 7-1 victory in the season opener for both clubs...

The Northeast Texas Community College Business Club recently had the opportunity to see business principles at work in the real world on a travel study trip to Boston. Four faculty members and eight business students participated in the summer trip that included stops to the Boston Federal Reserve Bank, Fidelity Investments, Innovation Square, Harvard Business School, and more.  Click here to view a newsletter with full details about the trip...

Vanessajane Bayna of Mount Pleasant has become the 2024-25 Texas Heritage National Bank (THNB) Scholar of NTCC. The $3,000 scholarship provided by the bank again goes this year to the top-rated Presidential Scholar of the NTCC Honors Program. Bayna has had a perfect record in some of the college’s most rigorous chemistry and physics courses while winning a 2024 state Caldwell Award in history for her work on oil and politics in Texas last spring in College Station...