Pittsburg Elementary School Principal Dawn Kennington and Assistant Principal LeaAnn Brown have been recognized as 2025 THRIVING Leaders in Region 8. This distinction is awarded to those who have completed 36 hours of professional development targeted to enhance leadership skills.
Unleash Change, a special networking event, was held on Saturday, October 11 at Northeast Texas Community College’s Hanson-Sewell Center, located at 237 College Street in Pittsburg. The event was organized by the Texas Humane Legislation Network.
The Camp County Commissioners heard a presentation by the Camp County 4-H Club members on the importance of 4-H in Camp County. Many of the club’s officers were present at the meeting, including the 2025-2026 president, Reagan Lowe. She expresses that 4-H is important to her, “Because it has given me so much confidence and knowledge.”
Representative Hefner updates Rotarians
The Texas Humane Legislation Network (THLN) is an organization with many chapters throughout the state with the mission is to utilize legislation, education, and advocacy to promote the humane treatment of animals. According to the organization’s website, “Since 1975, THLN has solidified itself as the only Texas- based mainstream organization that follows no national agenda, only what’s good for Texas and its animals.”
