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TSTC Drafting and Design graduate puts love of drawing to use as a structural technician

RED OAK – Rachel Stem-Goolsby changed her major several times before deciding what to pursue. “I took a few business classes right before I realized I wanted to actually do something that I liked to do, which was drawing,” the DeSoto native said. “I looked at all sorts of schools for

Harrison files bills to repeal 'corporate welfare' legislation

State Rep. Brian Harrison, R-Midlothian, announced this week that he has filed additional bills for consideration during the 30-day special session that began Monday. “Today, I filed bills to REPEAL four of the most liberal, budget busting bills that recently passed,” Harrison posted on the social media platform X (formerly

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Neighborhood meeting on proposed Sam's Club slated for Thursday, July 24

A neighborhood meeting between residents and Sam’s Club officials is planned for this Thursday, July 24. City staff and officials also will be in attendance. Those wanting more information about the proposed Sam’s Club to be located at 2400 N. U.S. Highway 77 are encouraged to attend.

Early diagnosis makes a difference in Alzheimer’s care

Ellis County, TX — Early detection of Alzheimer’s and dementia can significantly improve outcomes for individuals and their families, and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service urges Ellis County residents to recognize the importance of early diagnosis. “Identifying Alzheimer’s in its early stages allows individuals to access

Texas’ civilian labor force growth rate continues to outpace the nation

Texas’ civilian labor force growth rate continues to outpace the nation

AUSTIN ⎯ Texas’ civilian labor force achieved another new record high of 15,850,100 after adding 10,800 people over the month and marking 60 of 62 months of growth. Over the year, Texas’ civilian labor force has added 237,800 people. Texas added 198,300 jobs over the year

Master Gardeners informational meeting slated for Thursday, July 31

The Ellis County Master Gardeners have announced their next training class and invite interested community members to attend a come-and-go information session from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, July 31, at First Baptist Church in Waxahachie. “The Ellis County Master Gardeners invite all who are interested to join us for an

AG Paxton’s efforts on data privacy and cybersecurity

AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton has made Texas the national leader in protecting citizens’ data privacy and security after establishing one of the largest and most aggressive privacy and technology-focused enforcement initiatives in the country. “Over the past year, I’ve taken strong action against Big Tech, foreign entities, and