Jeremy Robinson returns to KBEC
A familiar and nationally- syndicated voice will rejoin the KBEC 1390 AM/99.1 airwaves on Monday afternoon, as Jeremy Robinson is set to bring his talents, personality and more to the coveted afternoon drive.
October 2022
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County Extension offi ce: When a disaster strikes, be prepared
As the value of emergency preparedness grows, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is finding ways to help you stay safe when a disaster strikes. Disasters come in all forms – natural, man-made, and technological.
Vandals hit neighborhood with graffiti
The Midlothian Police Department is asking for the public’s help in apprehending two suspects who hit the Millbrook neighborhood last week with graffiti on homes and vehicles. On the evening of Oct.
Texas voters agree on key issues going into midterms
Texas voters are increasingly concerned about the state’s future. What else do they agree on? They support solutions on core-governance issues, offering leaders a roadmap for strengthening voter confidence and moving Texas forward.
Panther tennis starts playoffs with 2 wins
The Midlothian Panthers, the currently- crowned and undefeated District 8-5A team tennis champions (district record 8-0), won their first two playoff matches last week and were scheduled to travel to Argyle on Tuesday morning for the Class 5A Region I quarterfinals.
City Council faces bond cost overruns
Tackling a jam-packed agenda, the Midlothian City Council last Tuesday reviewed plans for the new voter-approved City Hall and Public Safety-Courts facilities — and mainly how to cover cost overruns. In a workshop that preceded the meeting, Assistant City Manager Clyde Melick briefed councilmembers on the numbers for both projects, which were approved by voters in a May 2021 referendum.
Frank Bradford Seale, Jr.
in Bryan, Texas to Frank and Veatrice Seale. He passed away on September 24, 2022 at St.
Small decisions can affect many others to follow
The “butterfly theory” suggests that the minuscule amount of air disturbed by the flapping of a butterfly’s wings in Africa can grow, if conditions are right, into a major hurricane that causes millions of dollars of property damage on the other side of the Atlantic.
Jags hold off Lions in thriller
Last Friday night, Oct. 14, it felt more like early September rather than mid-October weather. The stadium was hot at game time, but it heated up much more as this great battlefield intensified during the contest between the Class 5A Division No. 7 Heritage Jaguars and Ennis Lions.
MISD runners shine in district meet
The District 8-5A cross country championship meet last Thursday at MISD Multipurpose Stadium was a successful one for the host teams. The Midlothian Lady Panthers claimed their fifth consecutive district championship, while the Heritage Jaguar girls placed a strong third.