NTCC Agriculture to offer Annie's Project courses

Getting a grip on today?s agriculture technology and becoming an effective farm business partner is†the focus of Annie?s Project. Northeast Texas Community College Agriculture is joining this exciting initiative with a series of courses beginning in January. †Annie?s Project is based on the experiences of a farm wife who spent her†lifetime learning how to be an involved business partner with her farm husband. Together they did†great things, but it wasn?t easy.

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Guaranty Bank and Trust sponsors Asleep at the Wheel

Guaranty Bank and Trust recently gave $3,000 to sponsor the upcoming performance of Asleep at the Wheel at the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts at Northeast Texas Community College. The holiday concert will be held on†Monday, Dec. 8†at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are still available by calling the Whatley Box Office at 903-434-8181. Pictured making the donation on behalf of Guaranty Bank and Trust is Trent Abbott (right) Mount Pleasant Main Location President. Pictured†receiving is†Dr.

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Winner announced in early voting drawing

Ricky Ortiz (right)†recently won an HP laptop in a drawing sponsored by Phi Theta Kappa. The contest†was open to all students who voted early in the Nov. 4 election. Ortiz was presented the laptop on Nov. 4 at the NTCC Election Watch Party, held in the Whatley Center foyer. He is pictured with Dr. Melissa Weinbrenner, Phi Theta Kappa Advisor, and member Christopher Hamilton.†The drawing was one of several†projects PTK hosted this semester to encourage students to vote.†

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Voters approve NTCC Prop 2, decline Prop 1

Northeast Texas Community College confirmed Wednesday that Proposition One failed by 327 votes. However, final tallies from county election officials showed that Proposition Two passed by four votes.

Proposition One dealt with restructuring NTCC's tax cap and would grant the college the ability to pay back debt. Proposition Two authorized the college to issue $19.9 million in bonds to repair the 30-year-old NTCC campus.

?This leaves the college with the authority to issue bonds, but no way to pay them back,? Dr. Brad Johnson, NTCC President, said.

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