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Graduates of the Waxahachie Citizens Academy class of 2025 were recently recognized by the Waxahachie City Council for their completion of the six-month program. The city’s academy program is one of several in the area that allows residents to gain an up-close and insider’s look at

The Waxahachie Farmers Market is set to kick off its spring/summer season on Saturday, April 5. Open from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturdays, the market will continue through Oct. 18. Open year-round, the market is wrapping up its fall/winter season, which runs from November through

Toby and Samantha Walters just took the next big step in their business evolution. While somewhat a leap of faith, it mostly reflects the growth they’ve experienced with their custom clothing line that includes hats and T-shirts. Not only have they taken their own business into a brick-

The first-ever Yellow Rose Classic exhibition poultry event for Texas exhibitors debuts at the Ellis County Expo Center in Waxahachie this Saturday, Feb. 22. “It's a trophy and ribbon type of competition where the best of the best poultry and waterfowl are on display,” founder/organizer Karen

AUSTIN – Speaker Dustin Burrows, R-Lubbock, has announced committee assignments for the Texas House of Representatives. Locally, state Rep. Brian Harrison, R-Midlothian, was appointed to the Appropriations Committee (seniority appointment) and to the Corrections Committee (speaker appointment). Harrison serves District 10, which encompasses all of Ellis County. He was

Tulipalooza hosts its sixth season from Feb. 28-March 16 at Getzendaner Memorial Park in Waxahachie. The annual tulip festival, which benefits multiple local charities, will again feature “hundreds of thousands of tulip bulbs,” according to the event website. Tickets are available online now for the festival, which will be