I often say, “As the school district goes, so goes the city.” If MISD thrives, so will Midlothian. If its quality declines, our city and community at large will feel the negative effects. MISD needs our support.
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On this Memorial Day, the Texas Veterans Commission pays solemn tribute to the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage, selflessness, and steadfast dedication have shaped the freedoms we cherish, leaving a legacy that echoes through history.
ARLINGTON — Homeowners in the Joe Pool Lake and Village Creek-Lake Arlington watersheds are invited to attend a free clinic to learn about financial assistance available for septic system repairs or replacements.
A Midlothian business is stepping up to do its part to assist veterans in Ellis County who might be facing difficulty due to recent government cutbacks. Dial One Johnson Plumbing Cooling & Heating is donating labor for the installation of a dozen air conditioning units for Serenity Veterans Village, which provides housing to homeless veterans in Ellis County.
With more than 96 million U.S. adults – or 1 in 3 – estimated to have prediabetes, prevention has never been more critical.
A decades-long relationship between the City of Midlothian and Midlothian Independent School District was recognized with a resolution presented by the school board to Mayor Justin Coffman, Becky Shuffield, Midlothian Public Library Board president, and Alexis Tackett, library director, at Monday night’s school board meeting. With the opening of the new City Hall and Library, the school board acknowledged the library’s history as a partnership with MISD since 1984.
We have been getting a few calls and questions regarding the USDA Cattle Traceability Rule that went into effect Nov. 5, 2024.
Midlothian ISD is proud to celebrate 13 student-athletes who signed letters of intent on Wednesday, Nov. 13 and committed to pursuing academic and athletic success at the next level.
In honor of Veteran’s Day, MISD invited Mr. John C. Boswell, retired Navy Chief Petty Officer, to flip the coin at the Midlothian High School vs. Highland Park football game held Thursday, Nov. 7, at the MISD Multipurpose Stadium.