Year ends in playoffs for MISD hoops
DALLAS — As most of their games have been all season, the Heritage Jaguar girls made it a defensive battle from start to finish.
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Aim Transportation expands to Midlothian
Aim Transportation Solutions, a family-owned leader in commercial fleet services, is excited to announce an expanded partnership with QuikTrip (QT) in Midlothian. With this expansion, Aim further strengthens its presence in Texas and enhances its ability to serve customers across its network of more than 100 locations and operations nationwide.
Ken Ansell: We never know when it's our time to go
I’ve got a friend on Twitter that every morning he tweets, “Jesus is alive. And that changes everything about today.” That’s truth, and that’s a heavy truth, and we have to deal with it in a very serious way.
Rance Purser on LSC honor roll at Angelo State
SAN ANGELO — An even 200 Angelo State University student-athletes and student-athletic trainers, including Rance Purser of Midlothian, have been named to the Lone Star Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll for their academic achievement during the fall 2024 semester. To be eligible for the recognition, student-athletes must have a minimum 3.30 grade point average (GPA) for the semester and be on the institution's athletics roster.
HHS girls advance with bi-district win
WEST — The Heritage Jaguar girls had to hold on as they got a late key stop and pulled out a 49-45 victory over Waco High in the bi-district round of the Class 5A Division II playoffs on Monday night at West High School.
MISD sends 8 to state wrestling meet
Despite this being a rebuilding year for the Midlothian and Heritage wrestling teams, both MISD schools qualified a total of eight competitors for the University Interscholastic League Class 5A boys’ and girls’ state championships being held this weekend at the Berry Center in Cypress. Heritage senior Eve Smith is back on a quest to win gold after placing as state runner-up a year ago.
Texas History Minute: The importance of the Red River Valley expedition, Part I
The Louisiana Purchase of 1803 sparked a new wave of exploration in the United States as a number of expeditions were commissioned at the direction of President Thomas Jefferson to explore the new American frontier.
MISD announces 18 college signings
Midlothian ISD is excited to celebrate the following student-athletes for signing letters of intent last Wednesday, Feb. 5, and committed to pursuing academic and athletic success at the next level.
A President's Day note from Judge Todd Little
The third Monday in February is probably the most overlooked national holiday for Americans. To most, Presidents’ Day is nothing more than a surprise three-day weekend bookended by Valentine’s Day and Spring Break, overshadowed in popular culture.
City Council pauses Heritage Park plan
A conceptual plan for a redesign of Heritage Park downtown drew nearly an hour of discussion Tuesday night, before the Midlothian City Council tabled the plan until a later date so that more feedback from the public could be received.