You could easily hear the excitement in Anita Simpson's voice this week when she was talking about the success of the Downtown Waxahachie Farmers Market's opening weekend. “I love breaking records,” said Simpson, director of downtown development for the city of Waxahachie.
The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) on Wednesday approved by resolution financial assistance in the amount of approximately $3.5 million to the city of Ennis, consisting of approximately $3.3 million in financing and $172,790 in grant funding from the Flood Infrastructure Fund (FIF).
Life School is on mission to not only educate, but also prepare students for a pathway in college, career or the military following graduation. Under the umbrella of Career and Technical Education (CTE) is the Education and Training program at Life High School Waxahachie. The program of study consists of two years of study and two years of hands-on classroom experience and is designed to prepare students for a career in teaching beyond high school.
RED OAK — Texas State Technical College has announced its Board of Regents Honor Roll members and honor graduates from the North Texas campus, who were recognized at the Spring 2022 Commencement held Monday, May 2, at the Waxahachie Civic Center in Waxahachie.
Ellis County and District Attorney Ann Montgomery announced Thursday that William Lawrence Davis II, 36, of Venus was sentenced to 50 years in prison for aggravated sexual assault of a child and 20 years in prison for sexual assault-bigamy, sexual assault of a child and indecency with a child. The sentences for the offenses will run concurrently.
ITHACA, N.Y. - Less than a mile and a half south of Ithaca College, a golden archway beckons travelers through its maroon pillars, beneath a gold eightspoked wheel and up into a tight cluster of trees.
Recently, I gave an impromptu prayer at a public meeting wherein I ended the invocation with “… in the Name of Christ.” Immediately, I realized that this prayer ending which I use personally and with my church family was inappropriate and disrespectful in this public setting, even though it was not intentional. Following the meeting, I quickly went to a known Jewish friend who was present and offered an apology for my mental lapse.
I’m a fan of PBS. Sorry, don’t hate me. Several years ago they had a show titled, "Moveable Feast." Every week these cooks including chef Pete Evans would take you on a culinary journey by taking you to a different location and then do a pop up feast using local ingredients.
Red Oak ISD officials are asking themselves two questions after voters rejected the $230.1 million bond package last weekend – why and what’s next? On May 7, residents voted against four propositions the Citizens Facility Planning Committee had recommended to address growth and aging facilities around the district. Proposition A, which totaled $156.8 million, failed with 53.7 percent of the voters (1,784 votes) against it and 1,534 voting in favor.
Minister: Pope postpones visit to Lebanon for health reasons BEIRUT – Pope Francis has postpone a planned visit to Lebanon next month due to health reasons, a Lebanese Cabinet minister said Monday. Minister of Tourism Walid Nassar did not specify the ailment, but the pope is known to be suffering acute knee pain that has greatly curtailed his mobility in recent months.