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No. 8 Tribe tacks on 2 more wins

The Class 6A No. 8-ranked Waxahachie Indians continued to leave the rest of District 11-6A in the dust as they annexed two more road wins to stay unbeaten in district…

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WISD renews contract with Mentors Care

Chris Roarkcroark@cherryroad.comDistrict continues with Amplify curriculum The Waxahachie ISD Board of Trustees on Monday voted to renew its contract with Mentors Care for the 2026-27 school year.Mentors Care is a…

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Early voting begins Monday

Chris Roarkcroark@cherryroad.comEarly voting begins Monday for the local May 2 elections.In Waxahachie there will be one contested race on the City Council as incumbent Tres…

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Waxahachie Police Report: March 30 to April 4

The Waxahachie Police Department responded to the following incidents:April 4Burglary of a vehicle in the 100 block of Flowers St.Assault causing bodily injury in the 200 block of High School DriveAssault causing bodily injury in the 100 block of Post Oak DriveAssault causing bodily injury to a family member in the 100 block of Lonzo…

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Business briefs: HTeaO, Einstein Bros. Bagels, Bodybar Pilates

Staff report HTeaO announced the grand opening of its Waxahachie location, 502 N. US Highway 77, on March 28. To celebrate HTeaO invites guests to indulge in free cups of tea from 10 a.m. to noon that day.  HTeaO offers a wide range of ultra-premium tea, water and coffee products and caters to customers both…

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Bans on cloud seeding and sunlight reflection would criminalize innovation

Tom WolfeGuest columnist Should Texas lawmakers impede scientists working to understand and protect against extreme weather? The right answer is no.When the Texas Legislature met in 2025, a bill that would have banned research on reflecting sunlight (known as solar radiation management, or SRM) to reduce extreme heat failed to advance through the legislative process.…

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No. 8 Tribe tacks on 2 more wins

The Class 6A No. 8-ranked Waxahachie Indians continued to leave the rest of District 11-6A in the dust as they annexed two more road wins to stay unbeaten in district play.

Education

WISD renews contract with Mentors Care

Chris Roarkcroark@cherryroad.comDistrict continues with Amplify curriculum The Waxahachie ISD Board of Trustees on Monday voted to renew its contract with Mentors Care for the 2026-27 school year.Mentors Care is a local nonprofit that connects adult…

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