NEWSPAPER SWAP The Navajo Times is the largest independent, Native American-owned weekly newspaper in the U.S., based in Window Rock, Arizona, capital of the Navajo Nation. Founded in 1959 as a tribal newsletter, today it counts a circulation of 24,900 with more than 150,000 weekly readers. Our Texas Spur staff dropped by the paper’s offices in October 2025. | TEXAS SPUR

NEWSPAPER SWAP The Navajo Times is the largest independent, Native American-owned weekly newspaper in the U.S., based in Window Rock, Arizona, capital of the Navajo Nation. Founded in 1959 as a tribal newsletter, today it counts a circulation of 24,900 with more than 150,000 weekly readers. Our Texas Spur staff dropped by the paper’s offices in October 2025. | TEXAS SPUR

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BOLD GOLD CHEER The Post Antelope cheerleaders are working hard at cheer camp, learning to improve motions, sharpening stunts, and building strong teamwork for a new season of sporting events. MORE PHOTOS, PAGE 5 | COURTESY PHOTO

BOLD GOLD CHEER The Post Antelope cheerleaders are working hard at cheer camp, learning to improve motions, sharpening stunts, and building strong teamwork for a new season of sporting events. MORE PHOTOS, PAGE 5 | COURTESY PHOTO

BOLD GOLD CHEER

TRANSFER PATHWAY Dr. Christopher McNair, Hardin-Simmons provost and chief academic officer, and Stephanie Ducheneaux, Western Texas College vice president for academic affairs, met to establish a transfer pathway for WTC students pursuing four-year degrees. | COURTESY PHOTO

TRANSFER PATHWAY Dr. Christopher McNair, Hardin-Simmons provost and chief academic officer, and Stephanie Ducheneaux, Western Texas College vice president for academic affairs, met to establish a transfer pathway for WTC students pursuing four-year degrees. | COURTESY PHOTO

WTC partnership with Hardin-Simmons University expands transfer opportunities

SNYDER— Western Texas College and Hardin- Simmons University recently formalized a new articulation...
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LIBRARY NOTES

LIBRARY NOTES

LIBRARY NOTES

Just a reminder that we have two events at the library this week, so mark your calendars.