Local firm touts work on Veterans Memorial
Dee Brown Inc. (DBI) recently completed stone and masonry work on the Veterans Tribute Memorial in the Midlothian Community Park. Dedicated on Pearl Harbor Remembrance… Login to continue reading Login…
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Ellis County officials take oath of office for next term
On Jan. 1, 15 Ellis County elected officials took the Oath of Office and were sworn in for their next term. Of the 15 officials… Login to continue reading Login…
MED invites community to informational session
Midlothian residents are invited to learn about local economic development programs and how these efforts benefit them at an informational session set for Monday, Jan.… Login to continue reading Login…
Filing period near for May 6 voting
The filing period to run for city council and school board seats in the May 6 general election in Ellis County begins Jan. 18 and… Login to continue reading Login…
A Matter of Balance program offered in Ellis County
Ellis County Texas AgriLife Extension Service is offering A Matter of Balance: Managing Concerns About Falls at the Ennis Golden Circle Senior Activity Center for… Login to continue reading Login…
Harrison bill would require college economics
Last Thursday, State Rep. Brian Harrison (R-10) filed House Bill 1183 to require all college students at Texas public universities to take a basic economics… Login to continue reading Login…
Photos: Midlothian Veterans Tribute Memorial
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Harrison eyes property tax relief in legislature
With the 88th Texas Legislature just days away, State Rep. Brian Harrison said providing significant property tax relief to residents will be one of his biggest priorities.
PCHAS offers info on foster care and adoption
Adults interested in fostering and/or adopting children are invited to a live online session with Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services (PCHAS), a partner of the Department of Family and Protective Services.
MISD board views future growth
Midlothian ISD continues to grow rapidly, but changes in the housing market could tap the brakes on population expansion and slightly extend the timeline for needed new schools, the district’s board of trustees was informed at their December meeting. District demographer Brent Alexander told the board that the overall population living inside district boundaries has grown by 10 percent since 2020, and the number of total households has grown by a similar amount in that time.