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By Joshua Larson WHITEHOUSE, Texas — Starbright Therapeutic Equestrian Center is launching a unique and exciting fundraiser this summer aimed at boosting operations, expanding services, and strengthening its impact on local veterans and individuals with disabilities. The inaugural “Starbright Stampede,” set to begin at the Whitehouse stadium parking lot, invites teams to decorate vehicles, complete […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
Publishers Note: We look forward to doing a feature article soon on this important organization. WHITEHOUSE — For individuals facing mental, emotional, or physical challenges, a unique place of healing exists just off the beaten path in Whitehouse. Founded in January 2020, Starbrite Therapeutic Equestrian Center opened with a simple but powerful goal: to share […]
Community Heartbeat Whitehouse The people behind the pulse of our community WHITEHOUSE, Texas — For Mayor James Wansley, serving Whitehouse wasn’t part of a master plan — it was a calling that unfolded over time. A third-generation Whitehouse resident, Wansley grew up in the community, graduating from Whitehouse High School in 1993. After college and […]
From left to right: Aaron Martinez, Parks and Facilities Director; Leslie Black, City Manager; Stephanie Nichols, Assistant to the City Manager; James Wansley, Mayor; Connie Shackleford, Shahan family; Nancy Shahan Coats, Shahan family; and Maurice Shackleford, Shahan family. Back: Matt Lazarine, City Council Place 5. WHITEHOUSE, Texas — In a move that feels less like […]
Congratulations to Allison Carr, winner of the $10,000 grand prize at the 2025 Whitehouse Chamber Reverse Raffle. The Chamber’s annual fundraiser was held Saturday, April 26, and featured live music, a wine and whiskey pull, side raffles to a packed house, and the main reverse raffle drawing, with dinner served at 5 p.m. Download QR […]
WHITEHOUSE, Texas — A familiar landmark in Whitehouse may soon be getting a fresh look.The City Council is exploring options to replace the community sign that once stood at the intersection of Highway 110 and FM 346 before it was severely damaged in a 2024 storm. During the March 25 Council meeting, city staff were […]
WHITEHOUSE, Texas (ETX Bell) — The Whitehouse City Council has adopted a new Drainage Maintenance Policy aimed at improving how the city manages its drainage systems and preventing future flood risks. The updated policy, approved during a recent Council meeting, clearly outlines the responsibilities of both the City and private property owners when it comes […]
