Midlothian Fire Department incident list
The Midlothian Fire Department responded to the following incidents:
March 2025
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MISD softball teams stay red-hot
The Midlothian Lady Panthers are rolling in District 15-5A softball play, with five straight victories.
Midlo Memo
A calendar of events in the Midlothian and surrounding areas. Clubs and organizations are encouraged to send meeting and event notices to wspinks@cherryroad.com for inclusion.
Ken Ansell: How judging can actually be a good thing
I heard a story a long time ago about a drunk who became a Christian.
City finance department receives budget award
The Government Finance Offices Association announced recently that the City of Midlothian has received the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award.
Ceremony to honor WWII veteran
One of the few remaining veterans of World War II is a Midlothian resident and will receive more richly-deserved recognition later this month. Retired Navy Chief Petty Officer John C.
MVP Batty leads all-district selections
The coaches of District 15-5A recently announced the voting for the girls’ basketball all-district teams, and Midlothian ISD schools were well-rewarded. Senior Ava Batty was named the district’s Most Valuable Player.
Legacy Oaks resident goes back to speech roots
Legacy Oaks of Midlothian recently participated in the National Christian Forensics and Communications Association (NCFCA) Speech and Debate competition, where resident Corine England served as an official judge.
Entries due for annual ECAA Youth Art Show
Scholarships for student artists have been increased as part of the annual Youth Art Show set for April 10-12. The show is open to all students in Ellis County and is sponsored by Ellis County Art Association.
City Council OKs zoning for 38-lot project
The Midlothian City Council Tuesday night approved a zoning change for a 38-lot planned residential development west of South 14th Street and north of McAlpin Road. The zoning change from Agricultural was approved, with an added amendment suggested by councilmember Mike Rodgers that a masonry screening wall be used from the front of the pad site to the front of the next pad site, with decorative steel being used in the front yards.