Reeves Chapel Cemetery unveiled a newly erected Historical Marker on April 9, the 157th anniversary of General Robert E. Lee’s surrender at Appomattox. Several Confederate soldiers were honored, as the Color Guard and Honor Guard presented arms and a 15 gun salute was offered.
NTCC students and faculty are working persistently to prepare the Sustainable Market Garden for the 3rd annual Springfest set for April 21-23rd. “In response and celebration of National Ag Week, we are delighted to open our gates and share our farm with the community in hopes to instigate an appreciation for farming.” said Director Rene’ McCracken. “While we cannot hope to have a “perfect” farm we do strive to provide a living example of what is possible for small farm operators.”
Northeast Texas Community College recently received notification that its Funeral Service program has been granted a seven-year reaccreditation with the American Board of Funeral Service Education (ABFSE). This makes NTCC one of only four accredited funeral service education programs in the state of Texas. Students who graduate from the program with an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) Degree in Funeral Services are eligible to sit for their National Board Exams in both funeral directing and embalming.
It really doesn’t seem that long ago, but the Pittsburg Independent School District was barely hanging on by a thread.
The Pittsburg track teams will send 19 athletes to the area track meet after top-five finishes at the 15-4A district meet last week at Paris’ Wildcat Stadium.
