ARLINGTON — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency approved the Joe Pool Lake Watershed Protection Plan (WPP) October 2022, making it eligible for funding. The plan was created to restore water quality in Joe Pool Lake tributaries, which helps protect Joe Pool Lake’s water quality.
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The “most wonderful time of the year” is often marked by memorable trips back home, or perhaps friends and family are coming to our own homesteads to celebrate this special time of year. But when one thinks back to his/her childhood days and recalls some of their cherished memories of favorite Christmas toys that they remember with awe and wonder, it somehow takes us back to a magical time when Santa was our favorite hero every December – especially if we made the “nice list” and received a gift that we had asked for and dreamed about having.
With the holidays in full swing and winter weather on the way, City of Midlothian staff offer some tips for keeping your home safe from fire and other hazards. Fire Marshal Kevin Lucia notes that winter storms, down utility lines, and power company blackouts can all lead to power outages.
Thirteen Midlothian residents have been newly appointed by the City Council to serve on City boards and commissions with terms beginning Jan. 1.
Carter BloodCare will hold a Blood Drive event on Thursday, Jan. 12 from 1-4 p.m.
First Presbyterian Church at 516 W. Main in Midlothian has announced that its annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service will be held at 6:30 on Saturday. All are welcome to attend this service as well as the Sunday morning 11 a.m. services.
Tractor Supply Co. has announced the completion of a remodel of the entire store at the Waxahachie location that will transform the shopping experience for local customers.
Commissioners buck local residents’ complaints in favor of mobility benefits The long-running saga of the proposed relocation of FM 1387 between Longbranch Road and FM 664 drew no closer to a resolution on Tuesday before the Ellis County Commissioners’ Court. Following discussion lasting nearly two hours, the court voted 3-1 to submit a final recommendation of the southern alignment of the roadway to the Texas Department of Transportation.
Santa Claus is coming to Ellis County. And he’s bringing the North Pole along for the ride.