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Volleyball coach battling cancer and opposing teams
When you think of Commerce High School head volleyball coach Kelsey Hall, you think of someone young, healthy, having energy and the whole world ahead of him.
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With a little luck, she made it to Commerce
Some may wonder how a Harvard Ph.D. who was reared in Michigan ended up in Commerce, but Dr. Kathryn Jacobs’ journey from the Midwest to the East Coast to East Texas is partly luck, according to this professor of English at Texas A&M University-Commerce.
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Aviation pioneer Yeager donates memorabilia to A&M-C
Aviation pioneer Jeana Yeager has donated the memorabilia from her record-setting Voyager flight to Texas A&M University-Commerce.
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Foundation receives $50,000 pledge
The Commerce Schools Educational Enrichment Foundation received a $50,000 pledge from Lowell H. Lebermann, a Commerce ISD alumnus who resides in Austin.
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Halsell, breast cancer survivor, ready for Relay for Life
Her whole world fell apart when Mary Halsell, a resident of Pecan Gap, a city 20 miles away from Commerce, was diagnosed with lumpectomy, a most common form of breast cancer in September of 1975.
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Political science faculty Embry, Elliot honored
Two Texas A&M University-Commerce professors in the Department of Political Science have topped off distinguished careers with the titles of Professor Emeritus.
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A&M-Commerce showing 'Underpants'
Cold weather, hot comedy!
The University Playhouse at Texas A&M University-Commerce presents “The Underpants” by Steve Martin later this month. -
Businessman hits high note
Due in large part to the generosity of Greenville businessman Jack Finney, Texas A&M University-Commerce will soon have a new building in which to continue to make beautiful music.
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The spirit of giving
This year Commerce High School has chosen to take part in the season of giving by participating in Angel Tree. (A charity project that helps young children experience the true meaning of Christmas, by receiving extra gifts that they may not have gotten, making the holiday season more special.) In Mrs. Rose’s room a tree was set up with angels on it, each 3rd period class was asked to pick an angel and purchase gifts for it.
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FISH gains new leader for new year
GREENVILLE — The new year ushers in a new era for one Hunt County charity.
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