Three of five finalists will tour campuses; Interim President Tony Fernandez among the three.

Tuesday will be Dene Thomas' last day as a Warrior. She said a part of her heart will remain in Lewiston, but said she's looking forward to her new home in Durango, Colorado.

Tony Fernandez will assume duties on July 1, replacing Dene Thomas, who is leaving LCSC after nine years as president to assume the same job at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo.

The school handed out 638 degrees and certificates to 595 students during the commencement at the Activity Center, as Thomas delivers her final commencement address.

Governor Butch Otter makes stop in Lewiston Friday after speaking at Tea Party rally in Spokane om Thursday.

LCSC President Dene Thomas accepted the position of president at Colorado's Fort Lewis College Friday. Monday she spoke with Action News about her decision to leave and the future of Lewis-Clark State.

Dene Thomas has agreed to become the president at Fort Lewis College. Thomas said she hopes to bring the success she's had with LCSC to the Colorado school.

Police chiefs and sheriffs, college presidents - they were all donning aprons and feeding lunch to hundreds Friday at the YWCA's Soupport our Shelter fundraiser.

Lewis-Clark State College President Dene Thomas is a finalist for the presidency at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado, after being recruited for the job. But she says if she is offered the position, it will be a difficult decision.

LCSC President Dene Thomas says with enrollment soaring at LCSC, it would be counter-productive to cut further into the school’s budget.

LCSC President Dene Thomas undergoes second resurfacing surgery on Tuesday.

LCSC breaks another enrollment record, with a 10th day report of 4,200 students; president says school is growing in all areas of study.

A tea party was hosted Friday to raise money for the Investiture Scholarship Program at LCSC. Tables were sponsored for $300 and over 180 people attended the event.

Lewis-Clark State College is expecting a record number of students this fall. Student Services Dean Andy Harris said tuition cost and a low student to teacher ratio has many looking to attend the state college.

LCSC President Dene Thomas working at home for awhile after undergoing hip resurfacing procedure.