This fall, Autumn Beats concertgoers have enjoyed country music and an early 50’s rock revival, but at the season finale on Nov. 1, The Lost Shaker of Salt band, promises a musical vacation to paradise.
Midlothian Public Works Department invites residents to drop off their non-hazardous waste at a free Household Cleanup Event to be held on Saturday, Nov. 1, at 1050 N. Highway 67, from 8 a.m. to noon.
“The Quiet Mushroom” by Veronica Sites and Amy Kristine continues its remarkable rise —now a five-category Amazon Best Seller, Hot New Release, and recipient of the prestigious Christi-Lit Book Award, which honors faith-integrated literature worldwide. The story recently drew record attention after being featured on Joy and Company, where its Sept.
Ennis Mayor Kameron Raburn has announced his campaign as a Republican candidate for Ellis County Judge, committing to bringing conservative governance and ethical leadership to the courthouse.
Most hobby talks involve scrapbooks or stamps, but at Legacy Oaks of Midlothian, 92-year-old Pete Rowe brought in his love for airplanes.
4-H and FFA graduating high school seniors in the Ellis County area are eligible to apply for the AgYouth of the Month Scholarship Program that AgTexas Farm Credit created 10 years ago.
The City of Midlothian is accepting applications for positions on city boards and commissions through Oct. 31.
With a sigh of relief for the cooler weather, our thoughts turn to Halloween parties and other fun activities.
Midlothian Public Library’s October calendar is spilling over with a variety of programs for all ages.
Bridges Training Foundation has announced a clever shirt design that will benefit the Midlothian-based organization. The foundation said that it has partnered with Jon and Priscilla Diaz of Ink Craft Creative Design for a design that’s clever, meaningful, and built to last.