Annual 9/11 memorial service at new Public Safety Facility
The City of Midlothian will host a solemn memorial service to honor and remember the lives lost during the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001.
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Award winning artist presents demonstration for ECAA
Self-taught, award-winning artist Tina Bohlman is versed in watercolor and oil painting and creates brilliant plein air paintings and rural landscapes.
Public meeting set for Limestone Trail
The City of Midlothian and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will hold a public meeting to display Phase 1 of the future Limestone Trail to be located near Waxahachie Creek from Mount Zion Road to Rex Odom Road.
Harrison announces for reelection to Texas House
State Rep. Brian Harrison, a battle-tested conservative and former senior Trump official, announced his reelection campaign for House District 10 and that President Trump, who’s repeatedly praised Harrison’s work, is…
Garrett to resign as Ellis chief of staff
Bill Spinks wspinks@cherryroad.com Ryan Garrett will be resigning as county chief of staff, Ellis County Judge John Wray announced at the end of Tuesday afternoon’s regular bi-weekly Commissioners’ Court meeting.…
Restraining order halts new project in MISD zone
Bill Spinks wspinks@cherryroad.com Interwoven boundaries in Texas can create unique situations. In the case of the communities of Midlothian and Cedar Hill, one such instance… Login to continue reading Login…
Nursing student home after Africa internship
Midlothian nursing student Valerie Moon was recently welcomed back to North Texas after spending a two-week internship off the coast of Africa.
New District 6 has a more-suburban look
The proposed new U.S. House District 6 approved in the 89th Texas Legislature will look a lot like the old one that existed before 2021, with some differences.
MISD board sets tax rate; no VATRE on ballot
Midlothian ISD trustees have opted against asking a second time for a voter-approved tax rate election, and instead will focus on passage of a $392 million bond issue in November.
District 22 Senate race sees movement
Bill Spinks wspinks@cherryroad.com The race to succeed Texas state Sen. Brian Birdwell in Senate District 22 grew to three briefly, then went back to two… Login to continue reading Login…