Monthly Archives: March 2025
WHITEHOUSE, Texas — What started in a remodeled chicken house back in 1970 has grown into one of East Texas’s most trusted names in HVAC. Kelly A/C & Heating, Inc. was founded by Ralph Kelly and his son Gary as a small operation focused on repairing heating and air conditioning systems for folks in Whitehouse […]
TROUP, Texas – The Troup Rotary Club is bringing back its popular “Egg My Yard” event for the third year in a row, offering families a fun and easy way to celebrate Easter. Residents can order pre-filled Easter eggs to be hidden in their yard on the evening before Easter, April 19, with a special […]
SMITH COUNTY, Texas — Smith County officials are looking into a system error that caused an emergency alert to go out with the wrong message on Friday, leaving many residents confused. At 12:08 p.m., people across the county received an urgent text warning about a hazard and were told to avoid the area. But there […]
On March 13, the City hosted its annual Employee Appreciation Banquet, a special event dedicated to recognizing the hard work and dedication of its employees. Individuals were honored for their contributions across various departments. Departmental Awards The banquet highlighted exceptional employees from each department, showcasing their commitment to excellence: Clerical Staff: Morgan Robertson, Permit Technician, […]
BULLARD, Texas — In a small East Texas that continues to see growth and prosperity, one family-owned restaurant is winning over locals with authentic flavors, personal service and prices that won’t break the bank. Aztec Burrito, at 475 E. Main St., has become a beloved community fixture by offering fresh, homemade Mexican food in a […]
The City of Whitehouse has partnered with CivicPlus®, a leading government technology company, to release a new tool to empower residents to report quality-of-life issues and request government services. The application called SeeClickFix is available for all residents to download on any iOS or Android device. You can also access the system from a desktop […]
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) will increase patrols on roads beginning this weekend to ensure motorists drive responsibly this spring break and St. Patrick’s Day. March 8 through March 17, the Texas Highway Patrol (THP) will conduct its annual Spring Break and St. Patrick’s Day traffic enforcement campaign—looking for people who are speeding, […]
AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) will hold its legacy run for Recruit Class C-2024 on Friday, March 14, 2025. The four-mile run will take off early Friday morning from DPS headquarters and end at the Texas State Capitol. DPS first implemented the run – which was originally an eight-mile route – […]
Smith County officials gave an update during Commissioners Court Tuesday on the progress of two Smith County Road Bonds passed by voters. The Smith County Road Bond Phase 1 for $39.5 million was approved by 73 percent of the vote on November 7, 2017. More than 376 miles of roads were improved with major reconstruction […]
Chef Treat and Candace Wilmoth were surprised with the Innovators of the Year award for their outstanding grant, “Meat Me at the Grill – Featuring WHS BBQ Teams.” Their project highlighted the skills and dedication of their students, demonstrating that with the right opportunities, young talent can thrive in a competitive setting. Whitehouse ISD Education […]