Annual 9/11 memorial service at new Public Safety Facility
The City of Midlothian will host a solemn memorial service to honor and remember the lives lost during the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001.
September 2025
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Award winning artist presents demonstration for ECAA
Self-taught, award-winning artist Tina Bohlman is versed in watercolor and oil painting and creates brilliant plein air paintings and rural landscapes.
Public meeting set for Limestone Trail
The City of Midlothian and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will hold a public meeting to display Phase 1 of the future Limestone Trail to be located near Waxahachie Creek from Mount Zion Road to Rex Odom Road.
James E. Dahlberg: Patent rights are crucial in making lifesaving discoveries
At the University of Wisconsin-Madison and research institutions across the nation, researchers are working every day to unlock breakthroughs in medicine, robotics, artificial intelligence, and more.
Texas History Minute: Henderson led push for Texas to join the Union
James Pinckney Henderson may not have been one of the most famous of early Texas figures, but his actions were perhaps some of the most important.
Texas Rural Reporter: The death of bipartisanship in Texas
Don’t get it wrong, I am a Republican and have been an active member of my party since I was first able to vote. Some may try to call me a RINO — whatever that is supposed to mean — but I will put my Republican credentials up against anyone, and my record will speak for itself.
DQ treats seniors to summer sweetness
A local Dairy Queen turned an ordinary summer day into a celebration for residents at Legacy Oaks of Midlothian.
Ken Ansell: A church isn't a team without a playbook
I had coffee with another pastor not too long ago and I have other friends in the ministry and the stories they tell are crazy. It’s like, do we all have the same playbook (the Bible). Do we all know what Christianity is about?
MISD dominates James Smith Invitational
The grounds of MISD Multipurpose Stadium proved to be a showcase for both the Midlothian and Heritage boys’ and girls’ cross country teams, as each claimed a team championship at the annual James Smith Invitational on Thursday, Aug. 28.
Lady Panthers fall just short in upset bid
After a break-even weekend in the Grapevine-Colleyville Heritage Classic, the Midlothian Lady Panthers returned to the friendly confines of MHS Arena on Tuesday night and got involved in a marathon five-set battle with Class 6A No. 2-ranked Mansfield High before finally dropping a 16-25, 25-22, 25-11, 32-34, 20-18 decision.