“The Chosen,” a historical drama chronicling the life of Jesus Christ and his disciples that is being primarily filmed at Midlothian’s Camp Hoblitzelle, is entering a climactic Season 6 that (spoiler alert) will culminate with the crucifixion of Jesus. The final episode of Season 6 will be shown in select theaters on March 12, 2027, in advance of Holy Week that year, with streaming on Prime Video to follow.
With school days just around the corner and a November election date looming, the Midlothian ISD board of trustees Monday night took on a number of important topics in preparation for both. The board approved a new cell phone policy to comply with new state legislation, updated the 2025-2026 budget to amend the school’s staff compensation plan, and opted out of a new state law allowing non-enrolled students to participate in University Interscholastic League activities, including athletics.
Less than one year from now, you will not be able to turn around without receiving notice of America’s semiquincentennial jubilee. The jollity of the occasion will not change the fact that it will be seven years premature.
I’ll be upfront with you. I am not a fan of hunting big wild hogs.
The Art Pierard Memorial Amphitheater, 3601 South 14th Street, will reverberate with the horns, percussion, and top-quality vocals of the popular Emerald City Band on Saturday, July 26, 7:30 p.m.
Fear of failure is one of the biggest fears people have. Ironically, failure is an integral component of the success process.
Americans of all political persuasions are fed up with career politicians. Congress is broken—and it’s long past time for bold reform.
Bill Spinks wspinks@cherryroad.com A teenager was hospitalized and another was placed behind bars following a stabbing incident at Midlothian Community Park on Wednesday evening. Dylan… Login to continue reading Login…
There is a power in the written word that transports the reader from their living rooms, offices, or classrooms to a different place and time in their imaginations. Writer John Williams, a noted Texas native and award-winning novelist, wove tales that created different lives but also led readers to think about their own lives.
When students at Elevate After School decided to celebrate the Fourth of July, their artwork found a new home at Midtowne Assisted Living and Memory Care.