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He was 83. Barker had a series of complications after heart valve replacements and three bypasses in November.
Shannon and Keith Myers stand in the lobby of their Burkburnett business, Sign-On Enterprises.
Dr. John Grove Barker died Wednesday, July 1, 2009 in St. Paul's Hospital in Dallas surrounded by his family.
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Jenny Rivers Honored by Cambridge Who's Who
CLEBURNE, TX, July 2, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Jenny Rivers, CEO of RM Technologies, LLC, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of process engineering services.
Retired Wichita Falls Teacher dies at 76.
Retired Wichita Falls Teacher dies at 76. Callie M. Young of Wichita Falls died Thursday, June 25, 2009, in Stone Mountain, Georgia.
Macha seeking 78th district judge post | 2
Two people have officially submitted applications to the Office of the Governor for the appointment to the 78th District judicial post, the governor's press office confirmed Friday.
Frederick Bernard Stangl, 90, of Wichita Falls, passed away on 25 June 2009 at his home in Wichita Falls.
MSU's summer enrollment rises by 4.7 percent
More Midwestern State University students are sending themselves to summer school this year, university sources said.
Staley is the daughter of Nancy Bea Staley of Wichita Falls and James Irven Staley II of Dallas.
This blog celebrates all the valedictorians and salutatorians in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Our Opinion: Littered campus prompts no-smoking policy
Years ago, when Midwestern State University President Dr. Jesse Rogers looked around the entrance to the new Dillard School of Business, he saw something that got him rather fired up.
Jay Wolf, formerly of Wichita Falls, has been blind since his toddler years. His parents didn't want that to keep him from enjoying the same life as his peers.
Camp at MSU offers students glimpse of future career possibilities
Mary Yehle/For the Times Record News Angela Suaraz, Mario Morales and other area high school students practice folklorico dancing Thursday during Camp Beyond, a program within Project BOW, at Midwestern State University.
Video, drawing exhibits open at Wichita Falls Museum of Art at MSU tonight
Courtesy This image is from the video artwork of Neno Belchev of Bulgaria. It is part of "Take Me to the River - Istanbul," opening today at the Wichita Falls Museum of Art at Midwestern State University.
Outdoor Theatre In Wichita Falls
New at six, community leaders came together at Midwestern State University today to discuss a project they say our area is lacking.
Texas Blood Institute will host a blood drive sponsored by First National Bank from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at First National Bank in Wichita Falls, 3801 Fairway.
Tourism expert: City has work to do
Wichita Falls is not up to par when it comes to tourism and offers outsiders little reason to visit, said one tourism expert Thursday.
Nocona native and Midwestern State University graduate Lee Roberts has authored a new handbook - "Structured Selling" - for anyone in the business of sales.
Army Reservist wins half marathon in Iraq
Courtesy Megan Day is seen as she accepts her award for winning the women's Los Angeles Marathon half marathon at Camp Taji, north of Baghdad.