Midlothian’s annual National Night Out (NNO) held last Tuesday, Oct. 4, saw neighborhoods as far east as Bois D’Arc Lane and west to Overlook Estates and nearly everywhere in between take to the streets to celebrate the community- police partnership event.
Producers of popular TV series provide glimpse of newly-dedicated film campus at Camp Hoblitzelle for dignitaries and donors. (All photos by Bill Spinks / Midlothian… Login to continue reading Login…
Despite their 6-0 start to the season, the Midlothian Panthers are still not listed in the Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Class 5A Division I statewide rankings. But with more performances like the one Friday night, that could change soon.
That sage advice, “the job ain’t over until the paperwork is done” serves us well during potty training and for the rest of our lives. In the old days in elementary school, math teachers made us show our work, even if we could do the calculations in our heads.
The scene shifted to Heritage High School last Tuesday evening for the second installment of the new rivalry between the Midlothian and Heritage volleyball teams. The only difference in the outcome, however, was that this time the Jaguars took a set as the Class 5A No.
With a week of rest behind them, the Heritage Jaguars now turn their attention to the meat of the District 5-5A (Division II) schedule. The 5A D-II No.
The enormous mass public demonstrations in Iran could bring a change in regime. The fundamentalist Islamic rulers of the nation must be worried. A large number of cities across the country are experiencing the ongoing protests, though estimates of just how many vary.
In front of a packed room at City Hall last Tuesday, the Midlothian City Council narrowly rejected an ordinance that would outlaw abortion and makes the city a “sanctuary city for the unborn.” However, the measure is likely to be placed before voters in a May 2023 referendum. Mayor Pro Tem Justin Coffman’s motion for the council to approve the ordinance outright failed by a 4-3 vote, with councilmembers Anna Hammonds and Hud Hartson voting in favor along with Coffman, and Mayor Richard Reno, Wayne Sibley, Walter Darrach and Clark Wickliffe voting against.
Seniors who are living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia at The Cottage at Midtowne Senior Living in Midlothian participate in activities that keep them engaged emotionally. The community has introduced “babies” (dolls) for the seniors in memory care to care for.