The Northeast Texas Community College Foundation is pleased to announce that nine NTCC employees have been awarded funds through the 2021 Whatley Employee Enhancement Grant. The Foundation received 13 outstanding applications. Five were funded by the grant and four were funded by private donations. The total for all funded projects totaled $12,600.
The Pittsburg Rotary Club had their Christmas Party at the Ferndale Fishing Club on Dec. 7. The cheerful blaze in the fireplace warmed the room while friendly greetings warmed the hearts of those present. Left to right: Davey Miner, Guy Cayo, Jennifer Hatch, Kim Ernest, Rachel Miner, Kathy Rape, Lori Windham, Sabin Warrick, Carolyn Franks.
(StatePoint) While you may love your holiday traditions, you may not have given much thought to the origins of these customs. When it comes to sending Christmas cards, this long-standing tradition has a fascinating history.
The holiday season is big business for porch pirates. The US Postal Service is projecting between 850-950 million package deliveries for the 2021 holiday season. According to market research firm C+R Research, package theft continues to be an issue for many Americans, with approximately one-quarter (23%) of consumers experiencing package theft in 2021. And although in the state of Texas it is a felony to steal packages off front porches, not all thieves are deterred. BBB reminds consumers that there are steps which can be taken to prevent porch pirates from getting away with the goods.
Both omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids are essential, meaning they cannot be formed by the body but must be consumed either in the diet or in the form of a supplement.
