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Julia Dimoutsikos named to Augustana College’s spring semester Dean’s List

Julia Dimoutsikos, majoring in Psychology from Forney, TX, was among the students named to Augustana College’s 2020-21 spring semester Dean’s List. Students who have earned this academic honor have maintained a grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a four-point scale for courses taken during the term.

Looking Back at 4th of July
Looking Back at 4th of July
Looking Back at 4th of July
Looking Back at 4th of July
Looking Back at 4th of July
Looking Back at 4th of July
Looking Back at 4th of July

Looking Back at 4th of July

July 4th, also known as IN- DEPENDENCE DAY, is celebrated each year because it marks the day in 1776, when the Second Continental Congress UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED the “Declaration of Independence,” officially separating the 13 Original Colonies from Great Britain (England as many of us simply say) during the Revolutionary War.

WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE

After reading this week’s column, if your interest in fishing is not sparked, Luke suggests you might think about scheduling your next Tee Time at the golf range.

WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE FISH SPECIES AND….WHY?

Did you ever give thought to your favorite species of fish to catch? I mean, if you had the opportunity to fish for anything, anywhere, what would it be? And then, what is your favorite species to fish for around your home waters in Texas?

This is AMAZING; It Might Bring Tears to Your Eyes!
This is AMAZING; It Might Bring Tears to Your Eyes!
This is AMAZING; It Might Bring Tears to Your Eyes!
This is AMAZING; It Might Bring Tears to Your Eyes!

This is AMAZING; It Might Bring Tears to Your Eyes!

I have heard about the problems premature babies often face, and one of the very devastating ones is partial or total blindness/ severe vision impairment. The problem is called RETI- NOPATHY of PREMATU- RITY, an occurrence of blood vessels in the retina growing abnormally and happening most of the time in babies born before 32 (thirty-two) weeks of gestation, weighing less than 3 (three) pounds.

How Small Businesses can

How Small Businesses can use Tech to Their Advantage

Small businesses are vital cogs in the economy. When taking a stroll down a typical Main Street in the United States and Canada, shoppers are likely to pass an array of eateries and shops offering everything from handcrafted furnishings and ornaments to floral arrangements and more. These small, privately owned businesses help make communities unique and desirable places to live.

Youth Step Into the World of a Veterinarian

Outdoor pen and chute-side discussion at the 4-H Veterinary Science Camp on June 15 in College Station. (Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Sam Craft)

Youth Step Into the World of a Veterinarian

Classroom lectures are only one part of the 4-H Veterinary Science Camp, which introduces youth to the veterinarian profession. (Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Sam Craft)

Youth Step Into the World of a Veterinarian

A physical examination of the teeth of a cow is included in the learning at the 4-H Veterinary Science Camp. (Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Sam Craft)

Youth Step Into the World of a Veterinarian

More than one kid has wrapped the leg of their “understanding” pet, pretending to be a veterinarian. But to help move this game of pretending to a profession in later years, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service created the 4-H Veterinary Science Camps.

How to Win the Fight Against Stickers

Sandbur seed pods are a nasty little sticker that can ruin a walk through the yard. (Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Erfan Vafaie)

How to Win the Fight Against Stickers

Sandburs can also lead to painful encounters for pets, and removing them can be just as painful for the pet owner. (Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Adam Russell)

How to Win the Fight Against Stickers

Whether you call them stickers or sandburs, a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert can help you win the war against these prickly little pain dispensers.

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