Midlothian Fire Department incident list
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Local students named to SNHU spring honors
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Joshua Ayala of Midlothian has been named to Southern New Hampshire University's Spring 2025 Dean's List. The spring terms run from January to May.
Retired educators share literacy love with students
Once a teacher, always a teacher! Retired teachers and librarians, who now call Legacy Oaks of Midlothian home, returned to the classroom for DEAR Day (Drop Everything and Read). The residents spent time with the first and second-graders of J.R.
Le Freak delights a new-and-improved downtown
The 8th Street Dance made its return to downtown Midlothian Saturday night, after a two-year hiatus due to construction.
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.
Judge Little reflects on 6 years of accomplishments
To the Citizens of Ellis County:
184-home project gains Council approval
In its second time considering the matter, the Midlothian City Council Tuesday night approved a zoning change to allow for a residential development north of Tower Road and west of FM 663. After a discussion that lasted for more than an hour, the council approved a zoning change for an 81.5-acre property from Agricultural to a planned development for single-family residential uses.
Midlothian Library summer programs kick off on June 1
People of all ages are invited to “Color Our World” with the Midlothian Public Library this summer with their summer reading program, June 1 through July 31.
New program to help keep families together
A new, voluntary program called Resilient Families has officially launched to help families on the verge of separation due to mental and behavioral health challenges.
Recognizing the signs of a stroke can save lives
In recognition of National Stroke Awareness Month this May, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is urging the community to learn the critical signs of a stroke using the BE FAST method.