A DEL MAR COLLEGE STUDENT PUBLICATION
Tpettis@foghornnews.com You’re going to get two things before you walk out of Sam’s Barber Shop. First, you’re going to hear “the good news,” and second, you’re going to get a great haircut. The rust-red building located in the middle of Hillcrest has long been a hotspot for the community. “Thank you Lord for giving us …
Travis Pettis tpettis@foghornnews.com As leaders of the African American community in Corpus Christi come together to meet at the Oveal Williams Senior Center, they file past a picture of former President Barack Obama hanging above the doors. Many see Obama as a symbol of hope, something this community needs more than ever right now. As …
Those interested in law enforcement get tips on how to apply Students interested in law enforcement careers with the government learned firsthand what it takes when several federal agents visited Del Mar College’s West Campus Nov. 30. Agents from the FBI and ATF, as well as immigration agents, came to share how to get into …
Hutchinson, McCampbell hold on to their spots The 2016 Del Mar College Board of Regents races are officially over. Three out of the nine seats were up for grabs. District 2 incumbent Susan Hutchinson ran unopposed, while District 5 representative Jim Boggs ran against Ed Bennett and At-Large incumbent Trey McCampbell ran against Laurie Turner. …
Some Del Mar College students are taking full advantage of their free bus rides, which may be a new experience for many. I have ridden the bus in Washington, D.C.; England; and Luxembourg, Germany and riding the bus in Corpus Christi is totally different. On the upper East Coast and in Europe everyone rides the …