Winter Walk kicks off new year at Mockingbird Park
The Mayor’s Annual Winter Walk drew a crowd of about 80 people to Mockingbird Nature Park on Saturday, Feb. 15, kicking off nature walk season at the 62-acre park.
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MISD DI teams qualify for Lone Star Finals
On Feb. 8, the Greater Fort Worth Regional Destination Imagination tournament was held at Waxahachie High School.
A flood of concerns
To Wesley Tryon, the fight against a proposed municipal utility district (MUD) near his home in Ellis County feels like a never-ending battle.
Councilmembers face May 3 vote
Every season is election season in Ellis County, thanks to the regular city and school board joint elections that take place on the first Saturday every May.
Local softball teams get season going
Softball season is finally officially underway for Midlothian ISD teams.
Year ends in playoffs for MISD hoops
DALLAS — As most of their games have been all season, the Heritage Jaguar girls made it a defensive battle from start to finish.
Aim Transportation expands to Midlothian
Aim Transportation Solutions, a family-owned leader in commercial fleet services, is excited to announce an expanded partnership with QuikTrip (QT) in Midlothian. With this expansion, Aim further strengthens its presence in Texas and enhances its ability to serve customers across its network of more than 100 locations and operations nationwide.
Towne Crossing eatery sites change hands
Dallas-based Younger Partners Investments (YPI) recently sold three restaurant land parcels at the Midlothian Towne Crossing shopping center. YPI acquired the 99%-leased retail center in December 2023.
Ken Ansell: We never know when it's our time to go
I’ve got a friend on Twitter that every morning he tweets, “Jesus is alive. And that changes everything about today.” That’s truth, and that’s a heavy truth, and we have to deal with it in a very serious way.
P&Z approves 2 new developments
After a lengthy discussion, the Midlothian Planning and Zoning Commission Tuesday night approved a zoning change for a 48.59-acre single-family residential planned development called Ashford Estates. The final vote was 4-1 in favor, with chairman Maurice Osborn in opposition.