An update on the upcoming Pancake Breakfast Fly-In/Drive-In scheduled for the morning of Saturday, June 4 will highlight a light agenda for the Mid-Way Regional Airport Joint Airport Board during Thursday afternoon’s scheduled regular meeting.
WASHINGTON – Washington sought to portray a united front against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as President Joe Biden signed a bipartisan measure to reboot the World War II-era “lend-lease” program, which helped defeat Nazi Germany, to bolster Kyiv and Eastern European allies.
Joy Shaw, a longtime member of the Red Oak ISD community and a trustee on the ROISD School Board, died Tuesday morning, the district announced. She was 83.
FirstLook, a sexual health and pregnancy center focused on providing positive, life-affirming alternatives to abortion for women and men, is excited to announce the grand re-opening of its thrift store, FirstLook Boutique.
Building on 16 years of service to the Waxahachie community, Neighborhood Credit Union joined Waxahachie leaders for a ribbon cutting ceremony May 5 to mark the official opening of its new building at 1750 N. Highway 77 in Waxahachie.
Forty years ago, four women pledged to fight hunger in North Texas. These visionary leaders – Jo Curtis, Kathryn Hall, Lorraine Griffin Kircher, and Liz Minyard – began collecting and distributing donations of surplus food and grocery products through a network of charitable organizations across 13 North Texas counties. In doing so, they created The North Texas Food Bank (NTFB).
Police have arrested one of the suspects in the April 26 robbery at the La Quinta Inn in Waxahachie. Brymond Daniel Spead, 18, was arrested Thursday night in Ennis when a warrant was sent out to his residence, according to Waxahachie police.
The Gospels – Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John – provide a remarkable look into first century life on the shores of the Mediterranean, and in Israel particularly. They offer fascinating insights into family and village life, religious and political aspirations, and interpersonal relationships.
Quantravia Deshay Johnson of Ennis has been identified as the suspect in a shooting that injured a male victim April 29. According to the Ennis Police Department, Johnson, 27, was arrested Monday at a residence and was arraigned Wednesday.
The songs we sing on Sunday morning and the lives we live don’t really line up, do they? For example, “Jesus is all the world to me.” Maybe we should shy away from songs like that and sing, “How great Thou art” more often. It’s kind of like that old football cheer, “We are the Tigers, the mighty, mighty Tigers (or what ever team you cheer for).” If we are not “mighty” maybe we should not say we are?