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Local vape shops face suit over kratom
The Texas Attorney General’s Office has filed a lawsuit in an Ellis County court against a pair of tobacco and vape shops in Midlothian, alleging the sale of kratom products that contain active ingredients well over the legal maximum strength.
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Community Insider Perks strengthens our community
When you subscribe to the Midlothian Mirror, you’re doing more than just staying informed — you’re investing in the future of our community. Now, with our Community Insider Perks program, that investment goes even further.
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Opinion
Texas History Minute: R.L. Thornton’s impact on modern-day Dallas
Sometimes the men dismissed for their failures early in life can become the greatest successes. The story of R. L. Thornton is the story of a man raised in poverty and with barely an eighth grade education became synonymous with the success of Dallas in the 1950s.
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4 races highlight May 2 city-school board election
With early voting already underway for the March 3 primary elections, the next date on the balloting calendar has already taken shape — and there will a grand total of four competitive races for seats on the Midlothian City Council and Midlothian ISD Board of Trustees in the May 2 joint city-school elections.
