More than 30 graduates from Texas State Technical College’s North Texas campus received associate degrees and certificates of completion at TSTC’s Spring 2022 Commencement held Monday at the Waxahachie Civic Center in Waxahachie.
United Recyclers Group Scholarship Foundation recently announced Midlothian High School senior Briley Blackmon as a $2,500 College Award recipient for 2022. Briley is the daughter of Jeff and Nicole Blackmon.
An update on the upcoming Pancake Breakfast Fly-In/Drive-In scheduled for the morning of Saturday, June 4 will highlight a light agenda for the Mid-Way Regional Airport Joint Airport Board during Thursday afternoon’s scheduled regular meeting.
A tax abatement incentive agreement for an expansion of the Gerdau steel plant in Midlothian was agreed to by the Ellis County Commissioners’ Court last week, following suit with a similar agreement the city of Midlothian approved earlier this year.
Democrats are working through the five stages of grief when it comes to inflation -- and, by extension, their midterm prospects. On some economic metrics, Democrats have much to celebrate heading into the midterms.
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WASHINGTON -- Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson must be having second thoughts. When she takes her seat on the Supreme Court, she will be joining an institution whose out-of-control majority values religious dogma -- and raw political power -- over the freedoms our Constitution is supposed to guarantee. And she'll become the junior member of a club that increasingly seems riven by animosity.
The Midlothian ISD board of trustees approved increasing staff pay for the 2022-23 school year as part of a preview of the upcoming budget during a special meeting last week. The board approved raises by a minimum of 4% at the midpoint for every pay group.
The Midlothian Chamber of Commerce didn’t have to look very far as it tapped Melissa Shook to be its next president and chief operating officer. “We are so excited to have her lead ing our Chamber,” the local Chamber said in a post on its website last week.
Pippa Beaudoin, an 11-year-old fifth-grader at LaRue Miller Elementary, is a very talented and special young lady, and her heart for music has landed her in a very unique position to help others in need in her hometown of Midlothian.