Dancing with the Ellis County Stars sets fundraiser record
Leaders across Ellis County stepped up in a big way last month to help The Texas Baptist Home for Children (TBHC) Foster Care & Adoption in Waxahachie reach a major milestone.
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Ken Ansell: Jesus died for us, so we need to live for Him
Easter is coming up and I’m wondering what kind of long-term impact Resurrection Day is going to have on the average person that will be in attendance on Easter Sunday.
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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.
Counseling center addresses critical mental health needs
Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services (PCHAS) is proud to announce the opening of a new Counseling Center in Waxahachie, providing no-cost mental health services to individuals and families in need.
City shares love for volunteers, sponsors
There was no shortage of love at the City of Midlothian’s Annual Appreciation Dinner held on Monday night, Feb. 10, at the Midlothian Conference Center where more than a hundred community volunteers and sponsors were recognized.
MISD DI teams qualify for Lone Star Finals
On Feb. 8, the Greater Fort Worth Regional Destination Imagination tournament was held at Waxahachie High School.
Winter Walk kicks off new year at Mockingbird Park
The Mayor’s Annual Winter Walk drew a crowd of about 80 people to Mockingbird Nature Park on Saturday, Feb. 15, kicking off nature walk season at the 62-acre park.
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.
It's our responsibility to mature spiritually
Remember when we were all on Zoom? Back in the day I would meet with a great friend on Tuesday mornings over Zoom, and we would go through the Book of Psalms. We always had more questions than we had answers, and I was always challenged not only by God’s Word but also by the conversation.
A lifetime of love: Midtowne Meadows residents to mark 70th anniverary
For James and Martha Willis, love first sparked under the Friday night lights of a football game nearly 70 years ago. Martha was there with her best friend — who, as fate would have it, had once dated James.