D&J Builders Surplus ribbon cutting held The Waxahachie Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting for D&J Builders Surplus, which offers iron, wood, storm, fiberglass, and dog doors, and is located at 3014 N. Interstate 35E in Lancaster.
WISD names Rebecca ‘Becky’ McCutchen as its lone finalist for superintendent The Waxahachie ISD board of trustees named Rebecca “Becky” McCutchen as its lone finalist for superintendent during a called meeting on April 9. (Editor’s note: McCutchen is no relation to school board member Judd McCutchen). “After a statewide search and two rounds of interviews, we as a board selected
Texas high-speed rail project’s federal grant terminated WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced Monday, April 14, an agreement between the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and Amtrak to terminate the $63.9 million grant awarded to Amtrak under the Corridor Identification and Development (CID) Program for the Amtrak Texas High-Speed
The tuk tuks of Waxahachie What’s a tuk tuk, you ask? Waxahachie-based Texas Tuk Tuks is happy to share the answer while also visiting with you about their thriving small business that revolves around the importing of Italian-made, three-wheel trucks. Owner Daniel Smith started his business several decades ago, first importing
Ribbon cutting held for Moral Courage Foundation The Waxahachie Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting for the Moral Courage Foundation, which exists to inspire and support young people who exemplify strong biblical moral values in their daily lives. Each year, the nonprofit awards scholarships to college-bound students who consistently exhibit moral courage.
AgriLife Extension Service encourages work-life balance This April, in honor of National Stress Awareness Month, Ellis County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is focusing on the importance of achieving a healthy work-life balance to reduce stress and enhance well-being. The Impact of Imbalance In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy
Celebrate the region’s growing trail network on April 26 It’s the time of year for people to get outside more. Between the nice weather, beautiful flowers and extended daylight hours, people have more of an incentive to do something active in the spring. North Texans may want to meet their friends at one of the many community festivals