Everyone’s heard the saying “the early bird catches the worm.” Well that old saying certainly rings true today. That’s because heavy Bank Bags bearing the name of one of several now defunct banks, each full of valuable U.S.
Operators working the Toll-Free Hotlines are bracing for the flood of calls. The reason is the 48-hour deadline applies only to readers of this publication.
Phone lines are expected to be busy, so special Overflow Hotlines have been set up to handle all the calls. That’s because beginning at 7:30 am this morning Federated Mint is handing over sealed Bank Bags bearing the name of one of several now defunct banks, each full of old U.S.
A planned development at the northeast corner of FM 663 and FM 875 didn’t receive enough additional support the second time before the Midlothian Planning and Zoning Commission as it denied the zoning request during Tuesday night’s monthly meeting.
The imminent retirement of longtime information technology director Teral Crawford was the most pressing issue before the Ellis County Commissioners’ Court last Tuesday afternoon. Commissioners voted to accept Crawford’s retirement at the end of a very fast-paced biweekly meeting.
Effective immediately, all advertising and subscription payments to the Waxahachie Daily Light and the Midlothian Mirror should be sent to: PO Box 877, Waxahachie, TX 75168. Also, please note the following staff email address changes: • Circulation and subscriptions: Robin Fox – rfox@cherryroad.com • Sports, Midlothian news: Bill Spinks – wspinks@cherryroad.com • Waxahachie news: Chris Roark – croark@cherryroad.com • Advertising: Kelly Martin – kmartin@cherryroad.com .
A Midlothian resident is among 18 individuals who have been named in a federal indictment charging them with violations in the Eastern District of Texas in Plano, U.S. Attorney Brit Featherston announced last week.
ST. LOUIS – The Minneapolis Police Department will face the intense scrutiny of a federal program after a state investigation spurred by the killing of George Floyd concluded that the city’s officers stop and arrest Black people more than white people, use force more often on people of color and maintain a culture in which racist language is tolerated.
The city of Midlothian's splash pad at Community Park is operational and open for public use. Like all of Midlothian's water, splash pad water originates from area lakes.
Class of 2022 commencement for both Midlothian ISD high schools is scheduled for Sunday at the Mansfield ISD Center for the Performing Arts. Heritage High School’s graduation ceremony is set for 2-4 p.m., while Midlothian High School’s ceremony is scheduled for 7-9 p.m.