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    Lariat TV News: All-University Sing is back, local election candidates and Tyce Armstrong makes history

    Irma PeñaClaire-Marie ScottAiden RichmondBy Irma Peña, Claire-Marie Scott and Aiden RichmondFebruary 20, 2026Updated:February 20, 2026 Broadcast News No Comments1 Min Read
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    By Irma Peña | Executive Producer, Claire-Marie Scott | Managing Editor, Aiden Richmond | Sports Director

    This week on Lariat TV News, we bring you important information ahead of the primary elections.

    All University Sing is back, and acts hit the stage this weekend.

    In sports, we bring more on baseball’s Tyce Armstrong etching his name into the history books. All that and more on Lariat TV News. See you then.

    Irma Peña
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    Irma Peña is a senior from San Pedro Sula, Honduras, majoring in broadcast journalism and minoring in criminal justice. She is excited to be part of the Lariat TV News staff as the Managing Editor. She loves to spend time with family and friends, watch soccer and any rom-com shows or movies. After graduation, she hopes to continue her career as a reporter/multimedia journalist.

    Claire-Marie Scott

    Claire-Marie Scott is a Senior Broadcast Journalism and Corporate Communication double major from Austin, TX. In her fourth and final year with The Lariat, Claire-Marie is excited to continue to tell stories of God’s creation and get to work with a group of people who inspire her constantly! When she’s not in the newsroom you can probably find her at For Keeps Coffee.

    Aiden Richmond
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    Aiden Richmond is a freshmen Journalism major from McKinney, Texas. He spends most his time watching sports, comedy action movies, and The Office. After graduation, he plans on pursuing his masters in journalism and going to work for a sports network.

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