Bullard Fishing Team Takes First Place
The Bullard fishing team won first place in this weekend’s tournament, earning the title of East Division champions in the Texas High School Bass Association. Download QR 🠋
Kelly A/C & Heating: A Family Business That’s Kept East Texas Comfortable for Over 50 Years
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 […]
Family-run Aztec Burrito Thrives on Fresh Flavors, Affordability in Bullard
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 […]
Look Up! A Stunning Blood Moon to Grace the Skies This March
Watch the skies this week for an exciting astronomical event. On the night of March 13th to the early hours of March 14th, 2024, we will witness a breathtaking astronomical event: a total lunar eclipse, often referred to as a Blood Moon. What is a Total Lunar Eclipse? A total lunar eclipse happens when the […]
It’s getting greener Spring into Gardening: Master Gardener’s Talk and Seed Swap at Local Libraries! It’s getting greener
The local libraries are in full swing as we get ready for spring planting! At the Cameron-J. Jarvis Troup Municipal Library, on Saturday, March 15th, a master gardener will be giving a talk at 10:00 A.M. This event will provide valuable information about plants that can thrive in East Texas’s unique climate, including how to […]
Bullard High School Student’s Artwork Selected for Prestigious National Exhibition
BULLARD, Texas—Bullard High School sophomore Chloe Morman is making waves in the art world after her piece, Pain of Pulling Away, was chosen for the 2025 National Art Honor Society (NAHS) Juried Exhibition. Morman, who is enrolled in the school’s Advanced Placement Drawing class, entered her work into the highly competitive NAHS Juried Art Contest. […]
Is God Dead?: “21 Grams”
It is the heart and soul of everything. The soul of man, I mean. Whether we are all just a composite of atoms wandering about in an existence that touches, and only touches those things made of atoms, and death of the body is the annihilation of our being, questions of the soul’s existence define […]
City of Whitehouse Reports Growth, Infrastructure Investments for 2025
WHITEHOUSE, Texas – The City of Whitehouse released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting a year of significant growth, infrastructure improvements, and public safety advancements while maintaining financial stability and a strong sense of community engagement. New City Center to Open in 2025 One of the city’s most anticipated projects, the Whitehouse City Center, is set […]