•  Tasty Treats at Cedar Hill Chamber Event!!
•  Hope Clinic receives $30,000 from Baylor
•  Meals-On-Wheels June Menu
•  IH 35 frontage road permanently converted to one-way in Red Oak
•  Ennis Horsewomen Sharon McLeod selected to compete in Mustang Makeover Mission 007: Yearling
•  4 Ellis County historic farm, ranches honored
•  Construction: New homes to be registered with state, County has no say
•  REGULATIONS: Newborn’s DNA logged in database
•  Taxes: Ag-use middle ground
•  Adult Probation: County blocks drug test results
•  Encounter with Arts and Artists
•  HILCO’s Operation Round Up® Grants Funding to Local Organizations
•  Motorplex sues former employee in Waxahachie concessions bid
•  Officials to re-instate illegally suspended drivers license
•  CBS 11 HOSTS “THE AMAZING RACE” OPEN CALL

•  The Lady Indians
•  PALMER’S LADY BULLDOGS
•  Cross Martial Arts announce promotions
•  Red Oak Lady Hawks sweep Brownwood in 2
•  SAGU Talk: Growth or excuses? SAGU must decide
•  SAGU Baseball: Coaches say Lions will improve with experience
•  Lady Jackets win District
•  Ferris track team competes at Regionals
•  SAGU baseball season ends
•  Lady Panthers drill Zebras, 8-1

•  California Supreme Court Betrays “We the People” on Marriage
•  JOHN’S VU!!: ‘Who said that?’
•  Letters to the Editor: Disability problem
•  A MINORITY VIEW: Congressional Problem Creation
•  Simply Speaking: We’re in a heap of trouble