Living with autism in Midlothian
Adjusting to life after high school poses challenges for young adults. Whether graduates head to college, the military, or start a new job, the transition can be lonely.
Bill Spinks
MISD tracksters move on to regionals
TEMPLE — More Midlothian ISD track and field athletes advanced to regional competition last Thursday following the District 15-5A/16-5A area meet at Lake Belton High School.
Grant terminated for Texas High-Speed Rail Corridor
Congressman Jake Ellzey on Monday commended the U.S. Department of Transportation and Amtrak for terminating the $63.9 million grant awarded under the Corridor Identification and Development (CID) Program for the Texas High-Speed Rail Corridor, previously known as the Texas Central Railway project.
Texas History Minute: Chester Nimitz led key battle in WWII
Chester Nimitz was a Texan ready to serve his country in its darkest days. Through clever planning and fearless determination, Nimitz led naval forces in the Pacific to victory in World War II.
Ken Ansell: God answers our prayers when we ask for the right things
I grew up in the church (PTL), and I grew up singing, “Deep and wide, deep and wide, there is a fountain flowing deep and wide.”
Paul F. Petrick: Voodoo Trumponomics
“In 1930, the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, in an effort to alleviate the effects of the . .
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.
Letter to the Editor: Common sense in America not so common
Measles claims another life. Public health offices close but we save money.
Luke Clayton: This week in the outdoors
You will find this week’s outdoor column a bit differently from what I normally share with you. I will give a bit of advice about protecting yourself from the sun’s harmful rays but I promise not to dwell on the subject long, just enough to cause you to this keeping yourself safe while outdoors.
Brandon Herrera: Term limits will end career politicians
Career politicians. We hear the term every election cycle over and over – in our mailboxes, on our televisions, and on our phones.