ELLIS COUNTY ARRESTS: March 5 – 10

Trammell, Thomas, 29, DWLI w/prev conv.  East, Shawn, 43, poss marij <2oz, DWLI, fail to display DL, expired registration.   Castro, Eliseo, 31, commitment order-poss CS. Hartley, Phillip, 29, indecency w/child sexual contact Felony 2.   Morrissey, Paul, 55, commitment order-poss CS.

GLENN HEIGHTS ARRESTS: March 1 – 7

Sterling, Courtney, 35, DWI. Crosby, Darius, 30, warrant arrest Glenn Heights PD,Lancaster PD, Dallas PD, Grand Prairie PD Edwards, Daryl, 30, criminal trespass Brown, Denisha, 30, warrant arrest Desoto PD.

PALMER ARRESTS: March 3 – 8

Mott, Kira, 40, Theft of Prop >=$2500<$30,000. Fulton, Jonathon, 40, unl poss firearm by felon, evading arrest w/ vehicle, poss marij >2oz<=4oz. Henderson, Gerald, 42, unl poss. firearm by felon, theft of firearm. Depan, Scott, 26, poss CS pg 2>=4g<400g.

RED OAK ARRESTS: Feb. 25 – March 10

King, Harold, 65, assault causes bodily injury family member. Ordogne, Stacy, 42, DWI 2nd. Hardy, Laurie, 44, DWI, poss dangerous drug. Valles, Jesse, 19, evading arrest det w/veh. Saucedo, Jennifer, 17, evading arrest detention. Nunez, Fernando, 18, poss marij <2oz.

WILMER ARRESTS: March 4 – 10

Rodden, Michael, 27, warrant arrest local. Hardy, Isaiah, 18, assault causes bodily injury family member. Rouhotas, Raina, 22, injury child/elderly/disable reckless sbi/mental. Banos-Martinez, Edvin, 29, warrant arrest local. Hernandez, Alexandra, 24, warrant arrest local.

FERRIS PUBLIC LIBRARY: More than books (March 14, 2019)

Over 130 children’s black history books were checked out in February as the Ferris Public Library celebrated Black History Month. The library randomly chose three winning black history books and flagged them in their computer system.

FERRIS SENIOR CENTER: March 14, 2019

Monday: Mindfulness Movement – come learn about the benefits of mindfulness movement. Wednesday: Wellness Wednesday – we will be doing some inside walking. Friday: Free Style – we will be enjoying board games, coloring and other fun things.

COMICALLY INCORRECT by A.F. Branco (March 14, 2019)

Senate bill establishing basic standards for shelter and restraint of Texas dogs, passes senate committee; moves forward in Texas senate

AUSTIN – The Senate Committee on Intergovernmental Relations passed SB 295, which established basic standards of shelter and care for restrained dogs, on a unanimous 6-0 vote.

Local wrestler wins state title

Eve Smith wrestles for a club called Moya out of Oak Cliff. She is a sixth grader at Walnut Grove Middle School in Midlothian. This year she won state titles at the rookie level the novice level and the open level.