Yearly Archives: 2026
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, […]
More than 60 Bullard ISD student-athletes participated in the first week of the district’s Girls Strength and Conditioning program, kicking off a summer focused on fitness, development, and athletic improvement. Athletic officials praised the participants for their commitment and dedication, noting that the athletes are investing in their personal growth both on and off the […]
More than 100 young athletes participated in the 2026 Bullard Baseball Camp, giving coaches an opportunity to work with the next generation of Panther baseball players. The three-day camp featured instruction, skill development and baseball fundamentals led by Bullard coaches and players. Organizers described the event as a success and praised the enthusiasm and effort […]
Bullard High School softball standouts Brooklyn Brannen and Karter Swanson have earned National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Second Team All-American honors, placing them among the nation’s top high school softball players. Earlier this month, Brannen and Swanson were selected to the NFCA All-Region First Team in Region 6, one of 10 regions recognized across the […]
Monarch butterflies are among the most recognizable and remarkable insects in North America. With their brilliant orange and black wings and an annual migration that spans thousands of miles between Canada, the United States, and Mexico, monarchs continue to captivate gardeners, naturalists, and nature lovers alike. Unfortunately, their populations have declined dramatically over the last […]
Timothy Hollis was appointed as the new Smith County auditor after serving five months as budget officer. The Smith County District Judges appoint the auditor. He was sworn in by 241st District Judge Debby Gunter on Wednesday, July 1. Hollis will serve as auditor and budget officer until another budget officer can be appointed by […]
The City of Troup is recognizing the retirement of two longtime community leaders, Wayne and Suzanne Loudamy, for their years of dedicated service to the city and its residents. Wayne Loudamy is retiring from the City of Troup Public Works Department, where he helped maintain the city’s infrastructure and public services throughout his career. Suzanne […]
The Troup Women’s Civic Organization welcomed community members for a successful Adult Game Day, bringing together friends and neighbors for an afternoon of games, laughter, and fellowship. The event featured a variety of activities that encouraged participants to connect, enjoy friendly competition, and spend quality time with one another in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. […]
The Troup Police Department has welcomed its newest officer, Trey Womack, following his graduation from the Longview Police Academy. Womack, a 2009 graduate of Troup High School, returns to serve the community where he was raised. Department officials said his decision to begin his law enforcement career in his hometown reflects his dedication to protecting […]
The Whitehouse Area Chamber of Commerce officially welcomed Domino’s Pizza as its newest member during a special event that brought together community leaders, first responders, and local business representatives. To celebrate the partnership, James, the operating partner of the Whitehouse Domino’s, invited members of the Whitehouse Chamber Board of Directors, the Whitehouse Economic Development Corporation […]