Troup Women’s Civic Organization civic end of year dinner
By Joshua LarsonETX Bell TROUP, Texas – The Troup Women’s Civic Organization (TWCO) held its end-of-year dinner in May, 20 / 2025, a diner-themed event where influential women of Troup gathered and event organizers dressed to fit the theme. During the event, the organization recognized Troup High School students Baylee Gibson and Emory Cover with […]
Whitehouse Named 25th Safest City in Texas by Safewise
Pictured are the Whitehouse Police Department who continue to provide services to help support a safe community in Whitehouse. WHITEHOUSE, Texas — The City of Whitehouse has reached its highest ranking yet on the 2025 Safewise Safest Cities in Texas report, moving up to No. 25 on the list. The recognition is noteworthy since there […]
City Council of Bullard Meets
City Council of Bullard MeetsAt the May city council meeting on May 22, 2025, a large group of concerned citizens showed up to share concerns about the location of the new McDonald’s in Bullard. The only issue voted on was the concerns specific to the drive-through, which the vote moved through the Council. The Council […]
What You Missed at the Whitehouse Farmers Market June 17, 2025
Community Turns Out for Whitehouse Farmers Market, More Expected Saturday WHITEHOUSE, Texas – Those who didn’t attend the Whitehouse Farmers Market last Saturday missed a chance to enjoy fresh local goods and connect with neighbors in a family-friendly setting. The weekly market, held at 109 E. Main St., features a wide variety of items from […]
What you missed at the Troup Farmers Market May 17, 2025
This is what you missed at the Troup Farmer’s Market Saturday, May 17, 2025. There’s something truly special about a local farmers market. It’s a place where fresh, homegrown food meets friendly faces, and every purchase supports local families and small farms. More than just shopping, it’s a way to build community and keep East […]
Whitehouse Police Department Awarded Grant for Patrol Vehicle
The City of Whitehouse Police Department has been awarded a federal grant of $23,955.94 through the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program, administered by the Office of the Governor. This funding, made possible by the U.S. Department of Justice, will provide the Whitehouse Police Department with essential resources to enhance patrol unit capabilities. […]
19th Annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast
Photo Caption: Mayor Shirley Coe, Jim Speier Christus EMS & Flight for Life, City Manager Pam Frederick, and Shawn Salter Christus EMS & Flight for Life.. The City of Bullard celebrated 74 years of the National Day of Prayer this morning at their 19th Annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast on May 1, 2025. The City stated […]
A Voice for Growth: Suzanne Loudamy Champions Community and Connection in Troup
Community Heartbeat TroupThe people behind the pulse of our community Community Heartbeat BullardThe people behind the pulse of our community TROUP, Texas — When Suzanne Loudamy was offered a part-time position with the Troup Community Development Corporation after retiring from the Tri County Leader, she wasn’t looking for the next chapter—she was simply answering the […]
Bullard’s Steady Hand: Pam Frederick Leads with Experience, Vision, and Heart
Community Heartbeat BullardThe people behind the pulse of our community BULLARD, Texas , Few city leaders know Bullard as intimately as Pam Frederick. A lifelong public servant and longtime resident, Frederick officially stepped into the role of City Manager in November 2024, continuing a decades-long journey of serving the community she calls home. With a […]