November 2024

SRSU Rodeo holds goat roping

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Recently, the Sul Ross Rodeo Team’s bull riders held a goat roping at Skelton’s Runway as a fundraiser to purchase new practice bulls. The girl’s rodeo team members were on hand to show everyone how it’s done.

SRSU Rodeo holds goat roping

Sul Ross State, Texas Tech collaborates on rural health

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Sul Ross State University and the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) have joined forces to address the critical shortage of mental health providers in West Texas, one of the nation’s most underserved regions. Through innovative training programs, these institutions are equipping future mental health professionals with the skills needed to serve the unique needs of rural communities. Dr. Barbara Tucker, the Dean of Education and Professional Studies at SRSU, Dr. Audrey H. Stevens, Psy.D., TTUHSC Permian Basin, and Crystal Lujan, M.Ed., a mental health rural fellow, presented the initiative at the Healthier Texas Summit in Austin last month.

McComb, Wood take 2025 Rodeo Sandhills pageant titles

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Kendall McComb (left) won the Miss Rodeo Sandhills Teen title earlier this month, and Sadie Wood (right) took the Miss Rodeo Sandhills Princess title at the competition held in Odessa. These two beauties are pictured here with the 2025 Miss Rodeo Sandhills Miranda Reed.
McComb, Wood take 2025 Rodeo Sandhills pageant titles

Holiday favorite treats you can make any time

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One of my favorite cookies is the simple shortbread cookie. This would stand to reason since I love all things Scottish. And despite the deliciousness of the other cookies available from local Girl Scouts when they begin their annual cookie sales, the shortbread cookies have always been the ones I loved the most.
Shortbread cookies

Wood carvings highlight 5th Street

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Nestled behind the stage at the corner of 5th Street and Holland Avenue, Doug Moreland’s large wood carvings were lit up for all of the Artwalk visitors to see. Moreland’s carvings can be seen in Fort Davis and other places around the Big Bend.

Wood carvings highlight 5th Street