Community honors the fallen on Memorial Day
Marla Wright Bearden spent most of her life not knowing that she had a distant relative who had died while protecting the country.
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Community Park offers place to remember fallen veterans
Amidst the pool parties and barbecues this Memorial Day, take a moment to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who died in service to our country by visiting the Veterans Tribute Memorial at Community Park, 3601 S. 14th Street.
Public works professionals serve city with a purpose
The theme for National Public Works week (May 18-24), “People, Purpose, Presence,” highlights three cornerstone ideals that motivate public works professionals to serve in their communities every day. Meeting the needs of people is what gives public works its sense of purpose.
Sweet, soulful senior: Tate Newman follows his musical heart to TCU
(Note: Second of a two-part series highlighting Midlothian ISD high school graduates.) Tate Newman is an excellent 18-year-old young man who represents the Class of 2025 very well. He is a well-rounded student from Midlothian High School and his major mantra of his life so far is his love for music that has propelled him to numerous awards, and it’s now leading him to a bright future in music education at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth in the fall.
Midlothian Fire Department incident list
The Midlothian Fire Department responded to the following incidents:
Chasing a dream: HHS senior Kynlee Berry cheerful while anticipating enrollment at A&M
(Note: First of a two-part series highlighting Midlothian ISD high school graduates.)
TxDOT makes case for FM 663 widening project
Natalya Shelton Mirror contributor The Texas Department of Transportation held an in-person public meeting Thursday, May 15, to discuss its proposal to widen Farm-to-Market 663… Login to continue reading Login…
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.
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.
Stolen car chase turns deadly on 287
A police pursuit involving a suspected stolen vehicle ended in a fatal collision in Midlothian at midday on Sunday, resulting in the driver’s death and lane closures on northbound U.S. Highway 287, according to officials.