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Hold State of the County Luncheon Smith County Judge Neal Franklin gave the State of the County address to more than 540 people at its annual Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon. The annual luncheon is held in April during National County Government Month. The theme was “Pressing Forward.” Judge Franklin talked about important projects […]
The Bullard Area Chamber of Commerce recently celebrated a successful “Glitz, Glam, BINGO” fundraiser, with chamber officials describing the event as an energetic evening filled with strong community support. According to information shared by the chamber, the event generated the even generated several thousands of dollars in profit for the chamber. Chamber representatives also noted […]
The Whitehouse Area Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed Leon’s Signs, Inc. as one of its newest members. Based in nearby Tyler, Leon’s Signs is a full-service sign manufacturer and installer serving businesses throughout Texas. The company provides a variety of services, including sign design, fabrication, lighting, installation and ongoing maintenance. According to information provided by […]
Several Smith County libraries will benefit from a total of $22,000 in grants awarded through the Tyler Library Foundation Fund, administered by the East Texas Communities Foundation. The annual grants support library programming, technology upgrades, educational initiatives, and expanded access to resources for residents throughout the county. Among the 2026 recipients, the Whitehouse Community Library […]
By Donna Lowery Troup’s newest business, Cultivated Cowgirl Mahj Co., has officially opened its doors, bringing a unique entertainment and retail experience to the community. The Troup Police Department joined in welcoming the new business, with several of the department’s newest officers stopping by to congratulate the owners and wish them success as they begin […]
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 […]
Guests enjoyed an evening filled with food, live music, networking and prize drawings, all while supporting Chamber programs and initiatives that benefit the Whitehouse business community. The event featured an fun, enjoyable atmosphere as Chamber members and local businesses gathered together to celebrate the strong relationships that continue to shape the Whitehouse area. One of […]
Students from Whitehouse ISD recently visited the Whitehouse Police Department and Fire Department as part of educational field trips designed to connect young learners with local first responders. During the visits, students had the opportunity to see equipment up close, learn about the roles of police officers and firefighters, and gain a better understanding of […]
The Whitehouse Police Department recently received a 100% compliance rating following an audit conducted by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE). The perfect score reflects the department’s commitment to professionalism, accountability, and maintaining high standards in law enforcement training and operations. The audit confirms that all state requirements are being met with precision and […]
The City of Whitehouse is preparing to open the Whitehouse Splash Pad for another fun-filled season. Beginning May 4, the splash pad will be open for daycares and school groups by reservation, allowing younger visitors to enjoy the water before the full season begins. The splash pad will officially open to the public on May […]
