No-hitter, hustle send MHS into playoffs
The Midlothian baseball Panthers ended the District 15-5A regular season on Friday night at Ronnie Clanton Field with near-perfection.
April 2025
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MISD earns 2nd consecutive CKH honor
Midlothian ISD has been named a Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase District, with 11 of its campuses earning the prestigious National Showcase School designation.
Ellis County Art Association contest winners announced
Displaying over 500 entries, the youth of Ellis County showed their artwork and won scholarships, gift cards and ribbons.
Midlothian Fire Department incident list
The Midlothian Fire Department responded to the following incidents:
Heritage yearbook staff brings home top honors
Heritage High School yearbook editors recently traveled to Austin to represent the 2023–2024 Rosette yearbook staff at the UIL Interscholastic League Press Conference (ILPC) Spring Convention.
Luke Clayton: Lots going on in the outdoors this week
I’ve got several topics I wish to share with you this week including a couple of tasty outdoor recipes as well as a fishing pattern that is currently underway on a lake near you.
MidloFest a 'success'
It was already an established springtime event in downtown Midlothian, but Saturday’s expanded MidloFest event has been deemed a success by the Midlothian Chamber of Commerce.
Texas History Minute: How the semicolon impacted Texas history
Every so often, news reports emerge of court cases that hinge upon the meaning of a word, or a spelling error, or even the correct placement of punctuation.
Early voting underway for May 3 polling
Early voting is underway in Midlothian and across the state of Texas for the Saturday, May 3 joint local city and school board elections. Ellis County Elections Administrator Jana Onyon announced on Tuesday that voting options have been expanded in the county.
MISD staffers on leave following school incident
A Midlothian mother is speaking out following an alleged incident that was reported involving a Dolores W. McClatchey Elementary School staff member and her son, a young special needs student.