The community newspaper that keeps the areas around Bullard,
Flint, Troup, Whitehouse & South Tyler connected & informed.
The community newspaper that keeps the areas around Bullard,
Flint, Troup, Whitehouse & South Tyler connected & informed.
Whitehouse ISD Athletics recently celebrated Signing Day, honoring a group of student-athletes for their commitment, perseverance, and dedication to their sports and school community.The following athletes signed to continue their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level: Tayla Morris with Newman University, Indeya Williams with Tyler Junior 
TROUP — Troup Family Dental recently celebrated its grand reopening with a community event welcoming residents to visit the practice and meet its new dentists. The celebration included free refreshments, tours of the office and 
The annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast was held May 7 at First Baptist Church Bullard as community members gathered in observance of the 75th annual National Day of Prayer.The event began with Troup 366 presenting the colors and leading the Pledge of Allegiance. Shirley Coe then presented the official proclamation recognizing the National Day of Prayer in Bullard.Following the 
BULLARD, Texas — For the family behind 1847 Farm and Ranch, preserving nearly 180 years of history requires more than maintaining the property. It requires finding new ways to keep the operation financially sustainable for future generations.The ranch, which has remained in the same family since 1847, is currently operated by a sixth-generation family member. Today, four generations live on the property, with the family’s eighth generation already growing up on the land.The family’s connection to the ranch spans nearly two centuries. According to the owner, the property has remained in continuous family ownership since its founding and has earned recognition as one of Texas’ oldest family-operated ranches. The family hopes to continue that legacy and eventually reach the 200-year milestone, a goal that guides many of.
Officials gathered Saturday, June 20, to celebrate the groundbreaking of Forestdale Park, a new recreational space designed to serve families and visitors throughout the growing Whitehouse community.The event drew a strong turnout of attendees of all ages, reflecting the enthusiasm surrounding the project. Families enjoyed Kona Ice and tacos while witnessing what city leaders described as another meaningful step forward for Whitehouse.The ceremony began with a blessing from Whitehouse pastor Forrest Bass. Parks Director Aaron Martinez then thanked community leaders, city staff, and the design team for their hard work and dedication in bringing the project to life.Forestdale Park will span approximately 4.2 acres and feature a variety of amenities, including walking trails through natural surroundings, a basketball court, playground equipment, and covered pavilions. The park is designed to provide both recreational opportunities and a welcoming gathering space for.
The Bullard Lady Panther Volleyball program recently wrapped up a successful three-day summer camp, providing young athletes with opportunities to develop their volleyball skills and grow as competitors.
Coaches praised the campers for bringing enthusiasm, energy, and a positive attitude throughout the event. Participants worked on fundamental volleyball techniques while also focusing on athletic development, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
Program leaders said they enjoyed watching the athletes improve over the course of the camp and encouraged them to continue working toward their goals throughout the summer.
The annual camp serves as an opportunity for younger players to learn from the Lady Panther volleyball program while building excitement for the future of Bullard volleyball.
Coaches thanked all of the athletes who participated and wished them continued success as they prepare for future seasons on the court.
Arp ISD has announced the return of Mary Lou Bauer as the district's new secondary art teacher.District officials expressed excitement about welcoming Bauer back to Arp ISD, noting that her experience and passion for art education will be a valuable addition to the secondary campus.As the new art teacher, Bauer 
The Smith County Local Emergency Planning Committee held its quarterly meeting on Friday, June 5.The Smith County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) recently held its 
The Frankston Garden Club is expressing its appreciation to everyone who helped make its annual garden tour a success. Club members thanked sponsors, donors, ticket 
