Bullard, TX News

• Bullard, TX News
• Dixie League Scores
• Bullard athletic trainer signs with Blinn JC
• Spears top scorer at TABC game
• BULLARD GIRLS EARN SOFTBALL HONORS
• Panthers fall in regional quarterfinals
• Key Club helps raise $15k with phone-a-thon
• Project Graduation May 26
• Bullard natives earn spots on honors lists
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• PRECIOUS MEDALS
• Bullard home built with all American materials
• Hines renews discussions w/BEDCO
• HATS OFF TO THE CLASS OF 2012!
• Thompson, Maple join Coe, council
• Dixie League Scores
• Panthers rally to claim area championship
• Brook Hill completes back-to-back state titles
• FFA hosts annual awards banquet
• Bullard Rotary honors Garner as Student of the Month
• Education Foundation honors 18 at banquet
• Photo
• Cadet singers honored at festival
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BH senior receives academic honor
• STATE VISIT
• Initial design process begins on community playground
• STATE CHAMPS 2.0
• Council votes to add new police officer
• Brook Hill claims state baseball title
• Bullard-Lorena games to be broadcast online
• Panthers honor athletes at annual banquet
• Brook Hill claims regional championship
• Brook Hill claims regional championship
• Bullard community rallies around young heart patient
• Upcoming Entertainment
• Bullard MS to perform ‘Aladdin’
• Photos
• Cherokee County Relay raises over $300,000
• Project Graduation May 26
• GUEST OPINION
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• SYDNEY FARRIS
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Cotton, McPherson qualify for state UIL
• Outreach group plans to release butterflies
• KEY CLUB CO-OP
• Bullard holds prayer breakfast
• Student art show nets $2K
• Brook Hill, BISD set for graduation
• ANNIE, TOMORROW
• Guard claims district title with 13-2 win
• Bullard girls out of postseason play after 10-inning loss
• Panthers set for playoffs after wins over B’boro, Rusk
• Regional Track Results
• Belles announce 2012-13 officers
• GIRLS SCOUT TROOP 2992
• ARBOR DAY
• BULLARD ELEMENTARY HONOR ROLLS
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Park design, name to be revealed at May 8 event
• BH Orchestra performs well at state
• Noonday native to sign books at 2 Tyler locations Friday
• Bullard’s Carl Gardner Jr. returns for tribute concert
• SHOW & SALE
• Regional Golf Results
• Photo
• Boom team wins preseason tournament
• Photos
• Brook Hill Regional Track Results
• Braaten to make third trip to state tennis tourney
• Bullard clips Central, Athens
• Education Foundation nets $10,000 at 5K Fun Run
• Photos
• BHS FFA teams advance to state
• BH launches new initiative with ‘survival’ camp
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• CELEBRATION!
• BEDCO votes to reimburse BH $18,000
• BISD holds open house for Alt School
• Chamber recognizes Jacksonville Daily Progress
• City breaks ground on plant expansion
• Bullard girls down CH, fall to Rusk
• Panthers go 2-1 in district action
• Brook Hill boys finish in third
• Bullard girls runner-up at district track meet
• Opening Day features 40 games, fundraisers
• Guard wins big, drops close one
• AUTO INSPECTION
• BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB
• Chamber forming events committees
• CHAMBER DAY
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• BILL KEY
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Key Club recognized at TX-OK convention
• Mission House hosting two April fundraisers
• Mayor sets appreciation week in June for church
• Robotics team prepares for world contest
• Rebels and Roses East Texas Music Festival 2012
• District Golf Results, 17-AAA Boys and Girls
• BULLARD JV DISTRICT TENNIS RESULTS
• Panthers split with B’boro, CH
• Panther varsity wins district tennis
• Brook Hill blanks Arp, Dallas Shelton
• BHS girls down Brownsboro, 4-1
• Key Club raises $500 at carwash
• Change Up Your Chicken Dishes
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Council previews new Bullard police vehicle
• FFA to hold rabies clinic
• Preparation under way for prayer breakfast
• Tyler man arrested for possession
• BHS takes 2nd at district UIL
• City begins construction on treatment plant
• Guard dominates Canyon Creek, 10-0
• Lady Panthers pull out 3-1 win over CH
• Bullard knocks off Chapel Hill, Athens
• Brook Hill teams face tough opponents at Frankston
• Panther tracksters compete at Whitehouse
• CORRECTION
• Brook Hill’s middle school team starts strong in baseball action
• GOLF RESULTS
• TENNIS RESULTS
• FFA meeting April 10
• OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE NEW
• BHS Theater takes third in district OAP
• Fresh and Fun Family Recipes
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• Woodmen donate flag to Bullard High School
• OASIS week highlights service
• Photo
• Chamber recognizes Southside
• BSBC to hold open house
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Rotary Club presents plaque to school board
• Bullard goes 2-1, falls to Rusk
• Lady Panthers drop two district contests
• GOLF RESULTS
• Brook Hill team gets state champion rings
• MIDDLE SCHOOL TENNIS
• Bullard tennis teams compete at tourneys
• Fresh team member battles ‘the beast’
• Brook Hill blasts Dallas Shelton
• Oil refining model offers unique learning experience
• Daycare celebrates first anniversary
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Spears receives honor
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Belles event raises $3,000
• BISD inducts 10 into Wall of Honor
• BEDCO plans new website
• FFA tops $200K
• MAYORS FOR MEALS
• Education Foundation to host 5K Fun Run
• Bullard girls split games
• Guard downs Central Heights, Henderson
• Panthers fall to WO, but improve to 10-4
• Photos
• Brook Hill’s Academic Team wins district
• Wild Blueberries
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Grant provides new iPads
• FBC group missions at Piney Woods camp
• Brook Hill’s college prep courses in full swing
• Council denies sign variance request
• GOLF RESULTS
• Guard finishes 1-2 at Longview tourney
• Guard finishes 1-2 at Longview tourney
• Minta Spears earns several end-of-year basketball honors
• BHS duo takes third at NFL contest
• Delicious No-Fuss Desserts
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• LETTER TO THE CITIZENS OF BULLARD
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Texas Techies
• Veterans Farmers hold first meeting
• Field of dreams a reality
• Police seek info on copper wire theft
• Lady Panthers rebound from loss
• Bullard boys go 2-2 during Lindale tourney
• GOLF RESULTS
• Guard victorious at Henderson
• Hunter Scammahorn nets win for Guard tennis
• Bullard track teams fare well at Troup relays
• Mix & Mingle
• Photo
• Photos
• Donation provides for improved technology on BH campuses
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• Family History Fair March 10
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BSBC hires new pastor, adds 2nd a.m. service
• FFA team dominates county expo
• Show him the money
• SHOW & SALE
• Council seat showcase: Mark Maple
• Bullard girls end season
• Photos
• Forth Worth nips BH Guard, 44-40
• Netters compete at Wills Point
• Bullard sluggers win at Eustace Tournament
• GOLF RESULTS
• Jones named Student of the Month
• Brook Hill students embark on college quest
• New London to observe 75th anniversary of school disaster
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• STATE OF THE CITY
• Bullard Elementary announces fourth six weeks honor rolls
• Hutson awarded Sophomore of Year
• Bullard siblings win essay contest
• BROOK HILL UPPER SCHOOL CHOIR
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• Bridal shop has ribbon cutting, grand opening
• Camp Davis Stone to host Chamber’s first ‘After Hours’
• Board approves laptops for BHS
• LET’S PLAY BALL
• Council seat showcase: Johnson & Coe
• Lady Panthers drop two in LV tourney
• Brook Hill soccer squads fall to Prince of Peace
• Girls advance, 58-54
• Bullard powers a win
• Panthers end hoops season with 75-45 loss
• Bullard girls host Icehouse Invitational
• Bullard band sending 34 students to state contest
• Photos
• Photo
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• Key Club appoints officers for 2012-13
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BLACK HISTORY OBSERVANCE
• BUSINESS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• Clay Thompson to try for council seat
• New-look BEDCO holds first meeting
• BH girls advance
• Panther netters compete in tourney
• Bullard girls compete at Spring Hill
• Photo
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• Football honors announced at fall banquet
• BH girls fall to #7 team
• Guard clips Dallas, 61-35
• Grabski scores 14 in Panthers’ loss to CH
• Five in a row
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Robotics team tops at Tyler
• Model UN squad 2nd at conference
• BHS band, choir reach new heights
• Cross-cultural Exchange
• Council OKs ban at park
• PANTHER POWERLIFTING
• Brook Hill girls enjoy successful season
• Bullard tennis squads knock off White Oak, 6-2
• HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
• BH athletes ink with Div. II schools
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• Belles’ fund-raising efforts result in contest victory
• HIGH SCHOOL GOLF RESULTS
• Bullard Elementary holds UIL meet
• BULLARD FFA
• BUSINESS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• New Hope Baptist Church celebrates Black History
• Bullard to compete in 16-3A
• Coaches vs. Cancer = $3,000
• Panthers fall to Athens, Chapel Hill
• Guard falters in conference action
• BH girls clinch playoff spot
• Lady Panthers down CH, Athens
• Key Club has lock-in
• Military Math: A matter of life and death
• Photos
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Photos
• Middle school hosts district UIL meet
• Councilman Johnson chosen as ‘top agent’
• Chamber holds annual banquet
• BH girls challenge Lutheran
• Lady Panthers roll over Rusk, Brownsboro
• GIRLS MIDDLE SCHOOL HOOPS
• Bullard rattles Rusk, 82-35; improves to 1-1 in district
• BH boys cruise to 81-48 win
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Bullard Latter-day Saints celebrate 100 years of Seminary
• BHS helps with Coaches vs. Cancer
• Annual FFA labor auction Saturday
• Brook Hill preparing for spring musical
• Anderson chosen as new K-9 officer
• Boys pick up win at Rusk powerlifting
• CORRECTION:
• Photo
• Guard falls 48-46 in OT
• Brook Hill girls face tough competition
• Panthers knock off Lions, Tigers
• ‘Half’ crazy is still crazy
• Tech Help Wanted
• BULLARD ELEMENTARY - 3RD SIX WEEKS HONOR ROLLS
• Rotary honors student of the month
• Sanctity of Life event Jan. 29
• RACHEL JACKIE BREWSTER
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS A 1912 road trip
• Photo
• DADDY-DAUGHTER DANCE
• Bullard’s Juliann Hill will serve as FFA advisor
• Upgrade means Internet speeds could double
• Coe looks back on successful BEDCO year
• Brook Hill Middle School Girls Roundup
• BHS falls behind early in 60-49 loss
• Prince of Peace nips BH soccer squad, 3-1
• Bullard girls triumph in district opener
• Defense leads to Guard win
• Drink To Your Health
• FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• desperately seeking suggestions
• Education Foundation nets $45,600
• Panthers take first at home
• FAITH FUN AND FRIENDSHIP FLOURISH DURING A Mission to Mexico
• Rotary’s sunshade project moves ahead
• Bullard boys down Lions, 51-40
• Guard prevails at Wagstaff Classic
• Lady Panthers go 0-3 in tourney
• BH girls improve to 7-4
• Medicare 2012
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BUSINESS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• A+
• Military resource group set to expand
• Photo
• Two Panthers earn Academic All-State
• Panther girls JV, varsity win
• Guard post strong showing on All-State roster
• Classifieds
• Make Small Changes for Better Health
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• Former State Rep. Sadler files for U.S. Senate
• Beasley set to guide Chamber
• OPERATION HOMEFRONT
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Police arrest 2 for smuggling illegal aliens
• Bullard ISD earns ‘clean audit’ status
• New seal installed at City Hall
• Boys Hoops
• ALL-DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL
• Bullard wins 2, fall to N. Forney Bullard 43, Fairfield 33
• Taking it to the next level
• Bullard Elementary School First Grade
• Bullard Elementary School Kindergarten
• BULLARD CHRISTMAS PARADE
• ‘ YEARBOOK’
• ‘GODSPELL, JR.’
• Photos
• John B. "Biilly" Stokes
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• LETTER TO THE CITIZENS
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BULLARD EARLY EDUCATION CENTER
• Attrition rate drops statewide
• B ullard C CP hristmas arade
• Traffic stop leads to K2 arrest
• Council OKs zoning change
• LADY GUARD FALL
• Girls finish 4th in Shootout
• Boys claim 2nd at tourney
• 17-3A All-District Football
• BH Boys Hoops Roundup
• Host a Holly Jolly Party
• Christmas service opportunities
• Key Club spreads cheer at Head Start
• Bullard Rotary honors students of the month
• Bullard Rotary honors students of the month
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS Katherine Anne Porter in East Texas
• Health Science Dept. wins tree decorating contest
• GT students enlist to help Salvation Army efforts
• BHS THEATER DEPARTMENT PRESENTS ‘HELLO DOLLY’
• Chamber elects new officers, board members
• Santa comes to town tonight
• BHS Boys Hoops Roundup
• JT nips girls
• Lady Panthers runner-up at Hoop Heaven
• Photos
• BH girls take 2nd at tourney
• Holiday Emtertaining made easy
• Photo
• FFA Radio Team misses state by 13 points
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Rotary Club delivers 65 Thanksgiving meals
• STATE CHAMPS
• BISD partners with B&N
• BPD makes drug arrest
• LOCK IT OR LOSE IT
• Panthers fall, 45-13
• Guard advances with 28-17 win
• 7th grade tops Murchison, 8th grade downs CH
• Middle school Lady Panthers go 3-1 vs. Athens
• Varsity girls rout Whitehouse
• The end of a season, beginning of success
• Is gluten-free the way to be?
• Masons provide dental kits
• BULLARD ELEMENTARY - 2ND SIX WEEKS HONOR ROLL
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• RWB Festival chairperson recalls hits, misses in 2011
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Parade Dec. 5
• Toy Run scheduled Dec. 3
• PREPARING FOR DISASTER
• Teacher visits AF Academy
• Photo
• Education Foundation awards $32,000 in grants to BISD
• Lady Panthers earn postseason honors
• Guard wins, 48-7
• Bullard triumphs, 53-41
• Minter, Moss sign with Aggies
• Lady Guard secures 3rd straight win
• Bullard girls nip Hallsville; Spears leads way with 29
• Panther hoopsters fall in opener, 55-78
• Lovin' Turkey Leftovers
• Brook Hill students make All-Region Orchestra
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Architect switches to insurance
• BHS theater group wins drama fest
• SOAKING UP SUCCESS
• Security upgrade complete
• Photo
• Guard romps, 56-0
• Bullard scores 1st playoff win
• Lady Guard wins 1st game
• BH eighth-graders earn 2 big wins
• Bullard downs Palestine, 58-39
• Photo
• Spears inks with T-Tech
• An impartial fan to Bullard sports
• Bullard Rotary honors students of the month
• BH seniors compete in Russia
• MATH IN THE REAL WORLD
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• MISS ARMED FORCES ESSAY CONTEST
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• RED, WHITE & BLUE FESTIVAL WRAPS UP
• BUSINESS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• Collections begin for Operation Christmas Child
• BEDCO revisits goals for 2012
• BULLARD, BROOK HILL ADVANCE!
• Photos
• Learn to Golf clinic held at Oak Hurst
• Guard protects perfect district mark
• Bullard takes title at district meet
• Junior high runners take district crowns
• Lady Panthers seal playoff bid with win over B’boro
• Ag students help vendor
• BHS to host college fair
• ELEMENTARY PTO FALL FESTIVAL
• Students ‘gear up’ for annual robotics competition
• Bob and Doris Bowman release latest book about historical East Texas
• Key Club seeks info on soldiers
• Annual Light the Night event offers safe Halloween trick or treating
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• Flat tax: Perry’s Hail Mary?
• CELEBRATING SENIOR NIGHT AT BROOK HILL
• Athletes collecting clothes
• Rotary begins raffle sales
• Key Club taking part in holiday fundraiser
• COSTUME CUTIES
• Little Texas to headline RWB Fest
• Cross country competes at Lufkin
• Van nets win over BHS tennis team
• Bullard splits with Rusk, Athens
• Guard ends season with win over Garland Christian
• Youth league draft set for Nov. 19
• Freshmen claim 30-16 win
• Brook Hill hosting golf classic Oct. 24
• JV downs Athens, 28-16
• Panthers drop 2nd district game
• Guard runs over All Saints, 69-0
• SEASONAL RECIPE:
• Layaway makes a combeback in East Texas
• Key Club seeks info on soldiers
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Photo
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Daycare nears completion
• Huckabee makes Founder’s Day visit to campus
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• Brook Hill students prepare to stage ‘Imaginary Invalid’
• Man arrested after wrecking stolen SUV
• Photo
• City puts Incode in place
• Bullard runners find victory in finishing
• DISTRICT 17-3A FOOTBALL STANDINGS
• Guard routs Dallas Lutheran, 75-0
• First half surge leads CH over BHS
• Chapel Hill knocks off Bullard
• Undefeated Canyon Creek slips by Guard in three
• Bonding over sports
• Vampires and Werewolves
• Honor rolls listed for grades 2-4
• Bullard hosts debate tournament
• GENERATIONAL GARTER
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Frankston VFW to hold toy run for Mission House
• Brook Hill founder receives award from Tyler Chamber
• Student musician performs with Mike Huckabee
• Police pursuit leads to state felony charges
• Panthers down Bears, 9-8
• Panther junior high squads split with Eagles
• CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS/Garden Valley Golf Resort
• Lady Guard sweeps Dallas Shelton
• Freshmen fall, 38-14
• Guard JV blanks Rebels
• Lady Panthers improve to 2-1
• Football Standings
• Early Bullard mistakes lead to 44-25 loss
• A taste of the past
• History comes alive at Brook Hill
• Bullard debaters place at WO
• BHS reports NHS inductees
• Hoopsters to begin 4th year
• Photo
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Bullard 7th-graders hold mock career fair
• Education Foundation fundraising successful
• Photo
• FFA meet set Oct. 11
• Red, White & Blue Fest holding student contests
• Panthers continue to roll, 38-6
• Guard snaps losing streak on Homecoming
• Tennis team drops dual match
• Freshman Panthers take 32-6 win
• Bullard downs Rusk to open district
• Lady Guard playing Thursday
• Community helpers share service info
• Brook Hill students enjoy camp at school
• Bullard grad to begin advanced degree
• Photos
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• Bullard FFA helps VFD improve equipment safety
• Chamber recognizes Bullard Hardware
• Northland Cable upgrading service
• Trustees vote to re-fund bond
• BROOK HILL HOMECOMING
• DISTRICT 17-3A
• Panthers outclaw Tigers, 38-34
• Trinity Valley slips by Guard, 37-28
• LITTLE LEAGUE FOOTBALL
• JV Panthers down Troup Tigers, 28-2
• Bullard residents participate in Rose City Triathlon
• Brook Hill falls to 1-1
• Lady Panthers drop Lindale in five
• Intermediate school offering new elective for Bullard sixth-graders
• Rotary governor visits Bullard club
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• NATIONAL DAY OF PLAY
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• Centennial monuments
• Brook Hill gives back to firefighters
• BULLARD FFA
• City adopts new budget
• Tobacco stings set to begin
• Realtor says sales slump caused by low lake levels
• Panther JV earns win
• Photo
• Lady Panthers lead early, but fall to Westwood, 3-2
• The Guard suffers 2nd loss in a row
• Panthers crunch Westwood, 36-18, to claim Homecoming triumph
• WIN-WIN
• HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS
• BULLARD HOMECOMING PARADE
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Laptop initiative under way
• Specialty quilts to be raffled
• FFA earns national rating
• Panther pride, patriotism mix at Homecoming
• Key Club seeks donations to assist Bullard VFD
• Bullard JV holds on for 26-25 win
• Article
• Panthers fall 35-0 for first loss of season
• Bullard splits games at Arp tri-match Aug. 30
• PANTHER MARCHING BAND
• New route for homecoming parade Sept. 7
• It gets your blood flowing
• Photo
• ‘Hello Dolly’ fall musical
• ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• MAKING THEIR FICTION A FACT
• Belles launch campaign to fund trip
• Bullard teacher chosen for Air Force program
• Guard defense sparks 31-13 win
• Panthers rout Quitman for opening road victory
• THE CHASE IS ON ...
• Lady Panthers finish 3rd in tourney; Ridgley earns individual honors
• GUEST OPINION
• Wacky Watermelon Picnic
• Bethesda alliance celebrating clinic with birthday bash
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Homecoming events on tap Sept. 5-9
• Operation Christmas Child 2011
• BACK TO SCHOOL AT BULLARD ISD
• Stage 2 rationing continues
• WACKY WATERMELON PICNIC
• Police planning tobacco stings
• Back to School for Bullard - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Free lunch and football at First Baptist
• Panthers down Nac, set to play in tourney
• PANTHERS POUNCE ON ‘NECKS, 20-6, IN FINAL SCRIMMAGE
• GENEROSITY RECOGNIZED
• Don’t play without drinking
• Bullard SBC presents ‘Let’s Rock’
• STATE OF THE CITY
• gifted to give
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• LOADED WITH LOVE
• BROOK HILL at 15
• TOUCHDOWNS FOR EXCELLENCE
• Bullard Education Foundation kicks off pledge drive
• BEDCO adds 2 seats to board
• Bullard faces Brook Hill at tri-match
• Panthers take 14-12 win in scrimmage opener
• Minta makes most of offseason on Nike Cy Fair Shock squad
• Warm up or warm the bench
• BUSINESS IN THE SPOTLIGHT Tom McDonald Insurance marks 25th anniversary
• Police, fire, postal workers visit daycare for ‘safety week’
• BHS hosts theater camp
• Local pastor selected to be police chaplain
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BULLARD EDUCATION FOUNDATION
• Downtown gazebo demolished
• SOAK HOUSE SPA
• Mayor casts final vote in removal of impact fees
• Photos
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• A PHYSICAL FRIDAY
• Approach to season
• BHS debate team participates in workshop
• Photos
• Pet Talk: Meeting summer challenges for livestock
• State sets heat records as drought intensifies
• Earth Friendly Household Tips Made Easy
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Photo
• Man arrested after botched flee attempts
• City under stage-two water rationing
• City’s vision not clear?
• Minter makes commitment to Texas A&M
• Article
• Photo
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• Photos
• Second Saturday Art Jam on tap Aug. 13
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• BPD’s new officer sworn in July 26
• OBITUARY
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• Husband of cancer victim seeks help
• TAKING AIM AT EXPANSION
• Trustees applaud superior financial achievement
• BEDCO OKs reimbursement program for fees
• TEA rates BISD
• ASSUME THE POSITION
• THE BEST DEFENSE
• FRESHMAN FOOTBALLERS START CAMP
• BULLARD TEXANS AT STATE TOURNAMENT
• Rex Sox earn money for state trip
• Freshman year
• Bullard FFA has six recognized at state convention
• Kids find empowerment at MDA camp
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BPD hires new officer
• Open house set Aug. 2 for first public preview of comprehensive plan
• BUSINESS BLAZE UNDER INVESTIGATION
• He fought the law, but the law won
• BROOK HILL HOSTS SOFTBALL & FOOTBALL CAMPS
• HEALTH & FITNESS
• Red Sox claim win over Chandler
• Rangers down Whitehouse
• STATE OF THE CITY
• THE BEST DEFENSE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Church’s VBS program puts ministry to work
• CONFRONTING A COUNTRY IN CRISIS
• BISD WORK UNDER WAY
• Bullard ISD will not replace assistant superintendent
• BROOK HILL SOCCER CAMP
• diggin’ the dirt
• NEW LEADERS
• Don’t waste summer daylight
• BUSINESS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• THE BEST DEFENSE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• THE IDLE AMERICAN
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Former mayor A.W. Hines answers criticism
• BPD makes 33DWI arrests over holiday
• CODE RED
• Cost comparison report shows Bullard not highest
• Photos
• heat strokes
• Skills last a lifetime
• KINGS OF THE MOUNTAIN
• Edom’s ‘Second Saturday’ goes blue
• Methodist church hires new pastor
• ENGAGEMENT
• THE BEST DEFENSE
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• New eye-care center opens
• MY FIVE CENTS
• Board approves teacher pay raise
• Administrator retiring after 34 years
• RED BRIGHT BLUE
• Bullard PD makes three felony arrests
• MOUNTAIN MEN
• BELLES DRILL TEAM CAMP
• Cherokee County man pleads guilty to smuggling deer
• 7 ON 7
• SPEARS SKILLS
• Wilson: Players to benefit from drills, conditioning camp
• Plan to be Spontaneous This Year
• Photo
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• FACT OF THE MATTER
• Texas Senate approves prohibition against sanctuary cities
• Covey shows ‘fair progress’ 2 months after suffering paralysis in accident
• CITY COUNCIL
• Bullard man seeks help to pay for wife’s treatments
• Officials to spend $79,000 on new accounting software
• GOOD, WORKING ORDER’
• More than 20 companies invited to mayor’s summit
• Photos
• Photo
• FCA HEART OF A CHAMPION BOWL
• Improved sports section features new look, renewed focus
• Bullard church to host 2 Vacation Bible Schools
• Extending pipeline spells trouble for state
• Science Hill’s legacy ‘well-remembered’ in Henderson County
• In life, it’s tempting to just give up
• Brook Hill students receive service awards
• Special session feels ‘like a playground’
• Bullard students receive Austin Bank scholarships
• Tyler man released after felony charge
• English trainer visits area
• EMS station opens in Bullard
• Photo
• SHOWCASING BULLARD
• Photos
• DON EDDY CAMP
• Photo
• B’ IS FOR YOUTH
• DON EDDY CAMP
• Photos
• Bullard mustn’t shrug off mixed-use developments
• CLARIFICATION
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Maturity ‘a strangely acquired trait’
• BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL
• Lawmakers enter OT
• Bullard Banner News hires Roeten as sports editor
• Bullard’s Fullen medals at UIL event
• Students raise more than $166,000 for CMN
• Roper marks 90th birthday
• OFFICIATING FOR CHRIST
• Smith County 911 donates patrol laptops to BPD
• Football program sales on-going
• BHS Mom’s Club meeting June 16
• Patriots hitting stride early
• Jacksonville HS girl’s hoop camp
• Correction
• Panthers represent on 17-3A All-District teams
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Tomato Town Open set for J’Ville tennis courts
• Panther tennis camp coming up next week at BMS
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• BYFA football and cheerleader sign-ups on Saturdays
• Lady Guard places two on 2011 All State softball list
• State champs Brook Hill dominate 2011 TAPPS All State team
• Bullard’s Ellis new head coach for Bears
• Sampson steps away for CHill head coach
• They say there is no contact in 7-on-7
• Panthers, Guard gearing up with 7-on-7 football
• Brook Hill students learn science during annual fair
• Bullard residents must embrace growth, change
• Photos
• Texas Legislature often resembles 3-ring circus
• Timmins returns from second mission trip to Haiti
• Woman jailed on assault
• Residents oppose mixed-use centers
• Renowned instructors make Bullard home
• Frederick to host summit on Bullard development
• Dodgeball tourney supports CMN
• BHS tennis camp set for Panther courts
• Gwartney finds new home in Brownwood with Howard Payne softball scholarship
• Lady Panther Basketball Camp
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• BYFA Football and Cheer signing ups every Saturday in June
• Texas Tech golf luncheon set to benefit Red Raider sports
• BHS athletes big mark on all-academic team
• The Guard gets in spring drills
• District 17-3A All-District Softball Team
• Panthers represent on 17-3A All-District teams
• Lady Guard’s Selden, Fore named league superlatives
• State champs dominate all-district picks
• OUTDOOR NOTES AND CALENDAR
• New attention placed on church in Sabine County
• Following sports offers therapeutic remedies
• Photo
• Palooza set for Saturday at The Villages
• Bullard’s Brown receives Ford scholarship
• Without agreement on education money, special session becomes necessary
• Taflinger joins Bullard Banner News as advertising representative
• Bullard man jailed for mischief
• Family, friends raise money for accident victim
• Banner nominated for FFA newspaper award
• Trustees sworn in with focus on budget
• JUBILATION
• Early draft reduces BISD budget by $1 million
• No doubt about it; Guard State Champs
• BHS Atheltic Boosters volunteer help ‘Needs You”
• BYFA sign-ups for season in June
• Youth all-comers track meet set for Saturday in Hallsville
• No. 2 Waco-Robinson ends Panthers season
• Sports Banquet crowns BHS champions
• Starwalt named to KTBB Scholar-Athlete Honorees
• Bullard’s Sherman named ASC Pitcher of the Year
• Malone in middle of pack at state golf
• Hard work pays off for BHS athletes at sports banquet
• Braaten gets tough draw at state tennis
• Photo
• Bullard church to host ‘Sonshine at the Park’
• Photos
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Banner, FFA work together on coverage
• Lawmakers near end-of-session deadlines
• Brook Hill alum makes noise in music world
• Brian Snoke
• Education Foundation awards scholarships to 17 Bullard students
• Students receive awards during banquet
• Committee to meet on Monday to talk comprehensive plan
• BULLARD FFA
• Mayor-elect Frederick to be sworn in on Monday
• Hallford leads Panthers past Jasper; Waco Robinson next up in area round
• Photo
• Photo
• Local ex-pro Chick passes on skill as Brook Hill coach
• Sweet revenge: Guard takes diamond win over Regents with big stick hits
• CORRECTION
• Langemeier takes double-gold at state
• 2011-12 Bullard HS and MS Cheerleaders
• Guard sqeaks by Katy- Faith West in Area Round, 2-1
• 5th-graders visit Space Center Houston
• The Brook Hill School’s Sharpless enters National Merit Scholarship
• Legislature struggles over budget
• Morris named to President’s List at SFA
• Bullard Middle School to present ‘Mulan Jr’ on Saturday, Sunday
• Quality, not quantity, most important in relationships
• Mayor’s Web site: Banner, Frederick ‘two of a kind’
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Masters, Lewis to marry in September
• Alexander, Welsh exchange vows
• Students, others build pond at BHS
• Key Club raises money for TMF
• 2 charged in DWI, weapons incidents
• HERITAGE SPRINGS
• TEC: Bullard mayor could face civil, criminal penalties
• TYLER MORNING TELEGRAGH’S ALL-EAST TEXAS BASKETBALL TEAM
• Spears commits to Lady Red Raiders; Lady Panthers named All-East Texas
• Lady Panther Basketball Camp
• Malone returns to Austin with runner-up medal at regionals
• Article
• Eagles soars to title in 9-4 win, first title in 30
• Bears prolong playoff seedings with win
• OUTDOOR NOTES
• Guard sending eight to TAPPS state meet
• Huntington ends Lady Panthers playoff season
• No Bullard flavor to All- ET teams
• Team Tennis ‘From the Heart’ for the Cure
• Panthers takes junior varsity tennis title
• From the fieldhouse: Sports Awards picnic
• BBSA Opening Day Ceremony brings out record crowd; Let’s Play Ball!
• Area loses 2 unique doctors
• Battle for success can be long, arduous
• Bullard Intermediate students host event to prep for TAKS
• We’ll keep covering City Hall, despite angry response from Bullard mayor
• Key Club wins awards at convention
• More than 300 invited to FFA banquet
• In last month of session, budget work, redistricting remain
• Rotary Club completes Tree City requirements
• Ministerial Alliance hosts prayer breakfast on Thursday
• Meeting set to discuss splash park
• ‘Justice Has Been Done’
• Trial date set for ex-cop charged with sexual assault
• Panthers roll past Hornets; district bid with next win
• Guard takes TAPPS links state title by 66
• Lady Panthers playoff bound;Huntington next
• Top-ranked Brook Hill rocks Senior Night
• Panther’s Hunter turns to Tigerland
• Lady Guard suffers loss; playoffs up next
• Gurley signs trainer scholarship at Blinn
• Results from the District 17-3A Track & Field Meet Panther Stadium, Bullard
• Bryant signs with MC and Choctaw nation
• BRAATEN BACK TO STATE
• Seniors outlast Juniors in annual Powder Puff tilt
• Opening ceremony, opening day for 2011 BBSA games Saturday at ‘The Outfield’
• Inaugural ‘Strides for Excellence’ a success
• BROOK HILL Academic team wins first title
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• At times, faith can be ‘a hard pill to swallow’
• Photo
• Senate passes bill to reauthorize Public Utility Commission
• Volunteers renovate family’s home
• TRAFFIC CONTROL Bullard ISD approves plan to ease congestion around several campuses
• BHS journos qualify for state meet in May
• FFA students finish 41st at Tech contest
• Bullard’s sales-tax revenue jumps 26 percent
• BHS Booster Club holding Elections
• Frederick, BHS beats CHill on Senior Night
• Panthers on a roll with Hornets one deck
• Bullard’s Sherman cited ASC Player of the Week
• BHS girl’s golfers win district; boy’s region bound in second M.D. ‘Doc’ Smith news@bullardnews.com
• Brook Hill golfers back to state for defense of one title; boys is search
• Lady Panthers wins first track title in 10 years
• Eighth grade wins BMS Powder Puff showdown
• OUTDOOR NOTES AND CALENDAR
• Panthers pound Dawgs
• Gabby does it again!
• Arkansas judge visits Brook Hill
• FRESH ART
• Photo
• Brook Hill Orchestra wins sweepstakes
• Foundation raises over $4,000 at 5K event
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Punishment by hanging ended in 1924
• Reading can often be rewarding
• Duke, August appear at school’s auction
• SUPERIOR CHOIR
• Nearing end of session, lawmakers push bills
• Police seek suspects in vandalism
• FFA team places first at judging contest
• Fight For City Hall
• Officials attend Chamber Day in Tyler
• Town-hall meeting set for comprehensive plan
• Guard shuts out Cayuga
• Roden wins Peach Tree Seniors title in playoff
• Bullard tennis falls three points shy of net title; record number headed for tennis regionals
• OUTDOOR UPDATES
• Brook Hill plays host to local TAPSAC middle school district thinclad meet
• Sherman shines in big win for UTT
• TKG claims East Texas Private School track titles
• Langemeier picked for all-state; Fonseca first team in district
• Guard beats AS in extras
• Second-ranked Blue Devils even ledger with Panthers in 6-3 win over Bullard
• Bears even up district slate with Panthers in 7-4 loss
• Goggans fires three-hitter at Lady Panthers for Bearettes
• Raffle tickets on sale for four-wheeler; Josh Hamilton jersey and memorabilia; and eat at ‘Smashburger Night’
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• Texas Parks and Wildlife regulation changes approved; New limits and new Turkey season dates announced
• Lady Panthers JV takes another title; District meet winds down today
• Photo
• Shedding light on personal journey
• Bullard High School’s first honors review set for May 7
• Through toy drive, Hannah still touches lives
• Bullard church to host Easter egg hunt
• Chamber of Commerce commissions company to redesign Web site
• Chickasaw Nation honors Bullard student
• Differences exist in House, Senate budgets
• Band takes first place at UIL event in Bullard
• 16 FFA students attend 2 contests
• A TEST CULTURE
• Frederick challenges Bullard mayor to debate
• Malone takes another top medalist honor; girls place third in Eustacetourney
• Peach Tree Seniors Club Champ
• Skelton true proof that dynamite comes in small packages
• Lady Panthers pound out extra base hits
• West proves to be the best with boy and girl wins in showcase
• Senior Midget tournament set for Malakoff
• BHS sub-varsity suffers second league loss
• Hunter’s Education class for Instructor Class offered; Outdoor Calendar
• Frederick walk late in eighth pays off in win
• Lady Guard splits for the week
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• Rose leads with four runs batted in; throws three-hitter in shutout
• Brook Hill bats continue tyraid at the plate after two wins
• Panthers fall to Bulldogs in loop baseball play
• BHS class of 1961 to celebrate 50 years
• Preventive maintenance on AC units helps avoid rising costs
• GREEN PITCH
• Gresham church rededicates building on Sunday
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Andy James Speer
• Cody Lee Smith
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• I’ve fallen in love with Netflix
• Fleming to speak at WTP event
• Senate targets Medicaid shortfall
• Grant to encourage tech-prep use among students
• Education Foundation to host first 5K event
• CHANGING NAMES
• MAY ELECTIONS
• Covalt, Hatten picked for Azalea All-Star Game
• BHS training staff wins ‘Battle of the Bandages’ at SFA
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• BMS tennis battles ‘Dawgs
• Eagles five-run inning too much for Panthers to catch
• Lady Eagles soar past BHS, 12-2
• Lady Panther late rally falls short, 2-1
• Hallford throws Bullard past Bears
• BBSA raffle tickets for four-wheeler, Josh Hamilton jersey and memorabilia, and ‘Smashburger Night’ date on slate
• STATE RUNNER-UP GUARD ANNOUNCES TEAM HONORS
• Guard bats wreck hopes for Shelton School with 19-1 win in a nail-biter
• Lady Guard stakes on to league win with 15-5 clout over McKinney Christian
• No. 1 Guard scores early touchdowns in 34-0 baseball win
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• East Texas Youth Track competition team forming with national finale hopes
• Skelton takes medal at State
• Team Bryant runs in Van
• Panther JV boys win at Harmony; Lady Panthers take second
• Easter Inspiration
• Photo
• Photos
• Photo
• Hemphill museum honors lives lost in Columbia disaster, search
• Music an integral part of my life
• Senator: House OKs voter ID legislation
• Bullard to host district play contest
• Banner closes office in Bullard, will continue publishing weekly
• BES receives state’s Title I designation
• Veterans, others inducted into BISD Honor
• Bullard’s Timmins to return to still-shaken country on relief mission
• Frederick leans on record in mayor’s race
• Hatten named TABC All-Region
• Greene’s first hit a Reds run
• Delatorre places second in State Powerlifting Meet
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Don Eddy Basketball Camp makes one week stop in town
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• BBSA opening day April 30; fundraiser raffle tickets for Hamilton jersey, four-wheeler and ‘Smashburger Night’ set for March 29
• Moore gymnastics
• Skelton earns fourth trip to State Powerlifting Meet
• Lady Hornets put sting on the bats to hang on for 6-5 win over Lady Panthers
• Panthers even district mark with Athens loss
• Bullard Frosh baseball team even distict ledger with Bear setback
• Brook Hill tests the best in TKG relays
• Baker commits to ‘Ole Miss’ Rebels football
• Photo
• RECORD-SETTERS
• Bullard students place at Model UN competition
• Photo
• Economy remains on many’s minds
• CHEROKEE COUNTY
• Budget matters consume Texas lawmakers
• Berringer posts bond after weapons charge
• Bullard men released following drug arrests
• Rotary installs irrigation for trees
• Whatley, Johnson to return to BISD
• Bullard teen, competitor seeks initiatives to change lives
• Burrow: Trustees’ focus should be on budget issues
• Second year Spears named All-State and All-Region
• The Guard bats speak for themselves in Lindale outing
• Panthers looking to right the ship in upcoming league play
• The girl has flipped
• Girls combine for Panther Relays title
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• Littlejohn no-hits Lady Panthers
• Guard golf second to SHill at Indian Tourney
• Ole Miss bound for Brook Hill’s record setting all-purpose back ‘Rebel’ Baker
• BBSA fundraisers; support our future
• BHS TENNIS
• Don Eddy Basketball Camp makes one week stop in town
• Hill and Spears conquer Raccoon 100-mile run
• Changes to Banner prove beneficial to readers, advertisers, our company
• Bar bouncing: Just don’t do it
• Final bills filed, committee agendas full as lawmakers consider potential legislation
• Brook Hill School students take 2nd at art competition
• Bullard designated Tree City USA following project
• Bullard man released on $1,500 bond
• COMING HOME
• Economic Development officials to address parking for chamber
• Bullard EDC welcomes new member Crawford
• Officials consider renewal of city curfew
• ROAD WORK
• Frederick to run against Adams-Wilks for mayor
• BHS tennis tops Troup, 13-3
• Panther Relays in town this week
• GUARD BASEBALL
• McCown returns to NFL J’ville Jaguars
• Lady Panthers even district ledger with win
• Bryant and Rose take league superlatives in District 17-3A All-District Hoops selections, eight named to academic team
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• Malone runner-up medalist in Canton linksters Invitational
• Panthers slip up in Oil Belt Classic; hardball gaining on varsity seasoning
• Lady Panthers fall in slugout with Bearettes in loop opener
• Frankston takes ‘The Old School Lake Rivalry’ gridiron war
• BULLARD FFA
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Find happiness by being you
• Photos
• Photo
• More than 3,000 bills filed so far in the Texas House, Senate
• Bullard police officer treated, released following one-vehicle accident
• RWB Festival moves date for event
• Three men arrested on drug charges still jailed
• Brook Hill School sophomore to participate in teen pageant
• Ratekin files to run for City Council seat
• Firm chosen to draft comprehensive plan for Bullard
• Panthers put the claw on Blue Devils undefeated record
• De La Torre sets new regional lift mark in Forney; boys team and Skelton set for regionals in March 12 at Rusk’s gym
• Lady Panthers warm up in Longview
• Bullard starters named all-district, Spears and Gay superlative awards
• EAST TEXAS FISHING REPORT
• GUARD BASEBALL
• Burton quick to end The Guard season
• REL’s Mills wins medalist; BHS, Brook Hill stroke well
• Nacogdoches linksters sweep Brook Hill Golf
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• Old Panthers and Indians ready to renew rivalry on Sunday
• Bulldogs end Panthers hoops with loss
• Lorena takes down Lady Panthers with defense; Bullard seniors undefeated in district careers
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Panther track runners debut; field events wait out bad weather
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• The meaning of life: Be happy
• Photo
• Brook Hill choir earns superior ratings at Tyler meet
• Bullard High School senior Lake to compete for scholarship at NFL event
• Photo
• 4th-graders at BES celebrate African-Americans’ success
• Freshman Hill wins $10,000 scholarship at Texas event
• District purchases bus for special-ed students
• SPIRIT OF AMERICA
• Bullard FFA set to attend livestock exposition
• Ball settles into new position as city’s finance director
• 13 teams vie for Panther powerlifting title; Panther lifters second in boy’s division behind Skelton brothers and Vinny
• Lady Pirates find Lady Panthers ‘ ARRR’ for real
• TABO present scholarships to BHS’s, Covalt, Starwalt
• Guard swimmers place at state
• Baby Belles Camp
• Guard takes out GC for second
• Late charity tosses by Dickey takes Brook Hill to area round
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Q-F wins warm up with Panthers
• Hornets puts the sting on Panthers; finish out district undefeated with win
• ‘Heart of Champions Bowl’ announces rosters
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• BHS TENNIS SCHEDULE
• Braaten strokes up another tennis title in Kaufman meet
• Photos
• Chad Sherman: Takes the long way home
• Bullard student awarded Betty Timbs Scholarship
• Parents, support your children
• Photo
• Bullard Elementary releases honor roll for fourth six weeks
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Photo
• Legislature mulls Medicaid reform
• Photos
• BISD to recognize 2011 Wall of Honor inductees
• Caucasian drivers receive most citations in traffic stops last year
• Bullard men released after being arrested on narcotics charges
• Dozens of bands to attend Bullard contest
• Adams-Wilks says she’ll seek second term as city’s CEO
• Suspect in late-night pursuit remains in Smith County Jail
• Bullard, Network USA agree on 4G technology deal
• Braaten wins J’Ville tourney
• Bulldogs spoil Panthers Senior Night; Athens last loop contest
• BROOK HILL HONOR SENIORS
• Bullard hosting lift meet Saturday
• Lady Panthers take district undefeated; No. 7 Lady Leopards tough warm up
• Lady Panthers take district undefeated; No. 7 Lady Leopards tough warm up
• Golfers chilling in Ice House Invitational
• Rose pumps in 26 to lead to Panther win over Eagles
• BMS Panther boys wrap up hoops season with Chapel Hill and Rusk
• Chapel Hill takes win over Panthers; ‘Dawgs to beat Bears for BHS playoffs
• Coach Speaker and alumni tuning up for Frankston
• Photos
• Brook Hill concludes fourth one-act play
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Growth, planning here is ‘amazing’
• Students to participate in NASA’s Orion Project
• Brook Hill orchestra receives top ratings
• Winter storm forces FFA officials to cancel visit
• Perry wants to balance budget without raising taxes
• Bullard to raise money for water attraction
• Chamber raises $5,000 for new building
• Teen wins first place at show in Fort Worth
• ONE ACT
• Engineer: Pump station doesn’t meet TCEQ standards
• Tennis weathered out; J’Ville next on spring netters agenda
• Gurley leads win over Bears
• Lady Panthers down Bearettes in two OT’s
• Brook Hill Guard athletics success noted by BFT magazine cover story
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Guard all-stater Harris earns KCU Knighthood
• Super Bowl football fun in the snow
• Guard swim team makes big splash at first regional meet
• Polar Golf set for Cascades
• Bullard Baseball-Softball Association Registration
• BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL LADY PANTHERS SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
• Photo
• The Belle Blast set deadline for today
• Saturday set for Dominator tryouts
• Panther and ladies track and field; stronger and faster
• Key Club packs gym for Donkey Basketball
• CORRECTION
• High-schoolers take in art scene
• Brook Hill students study Roman art
• Nichols: Bills drafted to protect customers
• Tennant holds ‘unusual’ link with parts of Texas
• Thank you, Bullard, for your help
• Don’t Mess with Texas Scholarship seeks applicants
• Woodmen of the World to host Valentine’s dance
• Strange leads Brook Hill chapel in worship
• Photos
• Texas FFA representatives to visit Bullard High School
• Judging begins for Bullard students at Fort Worth event
• BISD equipment damaged during rolling outages
• SNOWED-IN
• USPS spokesman insists expenses must be cut
• Hornets too much, too fast for Panthers in league loss
• Lady Panthers take out Lady Hornets in second round
• GOLF NOTES
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Guard swims to first
• Garland Christian swept by The Guard
• Brook Hill wins three match ups with Shelton
• ‘Dawgs take overtime win over Panthers; tied in league race
• BMS seventh ‘B’ chalks up win over Hornets
• BMS girls swept by Athens
• Ninth-ranked Lady Panthers pounds Lady Bulldogs
• Bullard’s Moore shines at TAAF competition
• Donkey Basketball game coming next Monday to BMS
• Dominator try-outs set for Jacksonville
• Local coaches making changes
• BULLARD PANTHER YOUTH BASKETBALL
• Photos
• Bank awards savings bonds to two students
• Grieving gets better but not easier
• Photos
• Students give 38 units of blood in Jan.
• Moore, Capps, others receive honors at chamber banquet
• Author’s signing set for Sat. in Gresham
• Chamber building to cost $250,000
• Bullard FFA raises $27,000 at auction
• COLD LESSONS
• Frederick won’t seek another term on City Council
• Coaches vs. Cancer game played in pink a huge boost
• Panthers take first district win over Bears; total team effort chalks up league tilt
• Spears free throws seals Lady Panther win over Bearettes with eight seconds
• BHS girls hoopsters take district command after one round; Athens in town Friday with boys top spot for loop on the line
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• 2010 Panther gridiron DVD’s on sale
• Guard earns split with Canyon Creek in TAPPS league play
• Brook Hill splits with Lutheran in TAPPS loop play
• High School All-Star game set for Tyler
• East Texas Outdoor Calendar
• Bullard vs. Frankston: Alumni game to rekindle old rivalry
• Panthers sweep Rusk hoops action
• Donkey Basketball coming to BMS in support Key Club
• Lady Panthers rock Lady Eagles in first round finale, 79-14
• Panthers ‘pump-it’ up in Overton meet
• Don’t dwell long on negative in life
• Bullard Elementary School announces honor-roll students
• Bullard High School students place in academic competition
• Nichols: No tax increases in budget
• Bullard schools capture third place in University Interscholastic event
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Bullard PD to add vehicle to fleet
• FFA to host annual student-labor event
• Morgan welcomes higher sales-tax revenue
• Bullard chamber begins initiative to raise money for office building
• ‘RECIPE FOR DISASTER’
• Nichols named All-ET third team; three Lady Panthers named honorable mention
• Brook Hill entertains ET Hoops Championship league
• Lady Panthers dominate Athens in league tilt
• Guard gets first league win over McKinney
• BBSA sets opening dates
• BMS boys finds tough road to Athens in basketball action
• Panther tennis bangs out a big win over Van in opener
• Panthers final tune up for league with Troup looking good; Bears open loop
• GOLF NOTES
• Box Scores
• Rose pumps in 37 in win over Henderson
• Powerlifting team debuts in Rusk meet
• From the fieldhouse with Coach Wilson
• Brook Hill and Dallas-Shelton School split district TAPPS league contests
• Panthers boys hoop team helps Mission House on a mission
• Texas Highway Patrol arrests more than 1,100
• Photo
• Photo
• Brook Hill School releases honor roll
• 7th-graders, Socia conclude study of American Revolution
• Bulk drop-off set for today
• Jeans made popular in 1800s by Strauss
• Money remains at top of worry list
• Brook Hill to present musical “Willy Wonka Junior”
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Tyler’s Too eventually to apply for liquor license, owners say
• Theft at well worth estimated $21,500
• LAPTOPS FOR STUDENTS New tax revenue leads to more programs for BISD
• City officials could forgive park loan
• Oncor customers face higher rates in Bullard
• Lady Panthers start district with blow-out over Chapel Hill
• Rose cans 52 for record in 105-102 Sandies shootout
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• Lobos race to win over BHS
• TABC Basketball Rankings
• State ranked Spring Hill upends No. 9 Bullard
• Youth Hoops in action
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Lady Guard picks up district opener over Lady Swordsmen
• Garland Christian takes down Brook Hill; Dawkins district streak
• BULLARD SPORTS SCHEDULE
• BBSA sets opening dates
• Anding, Greene and Rose on to college diamond; trio set for upcoming season
• FISHING REPORT
• 71st Annual Golden Gloves makes big move to UT-Tyler
• The ‘Cut-Down Crew’ and Moore ducks than the Camp could imagine
• CORRECTION
• Photo
• Nominations sought for Secretary of Defense Employer Support Award
• Lightnin’ Hopkins honored in Crockett
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Morris could face Feb. grand jury
• TEXAS SNOW
• Engineer: Capacity increases with new city treatment plant
• ‘ALL WORTH IT’
• Chief: Bullard VFD to receive improved fire-insurance rating
• City Hall: No restaurants receive TABC licenses
• Lady Panthers win Cougar-Patriot title
• Guard rebounds for to earn Diamond bracket consolation
• Panthers take second Chief slot behind Grace Cougars
• Panthers even series in Bullard hoops; One year to wait for rubber match
• Lady Guard tunes up for district in Tenaha tourney
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Brook Hill Middle School basketball off and flying
• Brook Hill places eight on All-East Texas team
• TABC Basketball Rankings
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Temple’s Harris joins Bullard Banner News as staff reporter
• Giglio: Think exercise, less food in 2011
• Official: Recycle bin used often by residents
• A GROWING VENTURE
• Treatment-plant designs set to be complete in months
• 2010 a year of more Bullard records and changes; 2011 only getting better
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Patriot spikers coach resigns
• Lady Panther basketball ‘Family Affair’
• Cougar-Patriot Classic host ranked girls squads
• Wagstaff format changes hope to put more in the stands
• Frosh Panthers win consolation title in Athens tournament
• You make the call; Bullard’s biggest sports moments of 2010
• 42-Group, ‘Sonshine Group’ of First Baptist-Gresham make it a biking Merry Christmas for many
• GOLF NOTES
• Spears 27 leads BHS past Huntington
• TABC Basketball Rankings
• BYE BYE BIRDIE
• Deese doing his part for now; another graduation in Febuary
• Photos
• Photo
• Pittsburg still serves well-known hot links
• DPS warns against traveling to Mexico
• CHARTERED
• Lone Star group plans community commitment event
• Lewis looks back on 25 years with Bulllard Police Dept.
• BHS spikers named to 2010 Academic All-State
• District 17-3A All-District Football Teams
• Brook Hill league features ‘Saturday Night Basketball’
• Brook Hill starts hoops in Tatum tourney
• Panther Youth Basketball schedules set
• Wagstaff Holiday Classic changes format
• Cougar-Patriot Classic host ranked girls squads
• Road win in Van big for BHS
• BYBSA early start with fields and fundraisers
• Fairfield surprises Lady Panthers with third loss
• Lady Panthers pounce back with win over ranked North Forney; will start Cougar-Patriot Classic action Tuesday
• Photos
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Home for the Holidays
• WELCOME HOME
• Texas ag cited in national publications
• Recipes offered for Christmas
• Photos
• Officials honor Bullard police officer
• Council mulls costs of treatment plant
• ‘NEVER FORGOTTEN CHILD’
• Baker only Guard two-way all-stater; Brook Hill represents on 2010 TAPPS Division III all-state football elite squad
• 2010 District 17-3A All-District Team
• BHS goes 3-3 in H-J Hoops Marathon
• BHS girls beat Mabank
• Lady Panthers beat district foe, Brownsboro for third-place in GETSO
• Lady Panthers true freshmen squad splits pool-play at JT tournament
• College fishing schedules announced by FLW Outdoors
• East Texas Championship Basketball League 2010-2011 Saturday Night Basketball’
• Tyler MLS star to hold clinic
• Panther Stadium becoming playoff draw for local area football finales
• Pirates speed too much for dragging Panthers squad
• Gurley buzzer beater slips Panthers by W’Wood, 54-53
• Lady Panthers fall to Whitehouse for BMS tourney title
• BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL
• Flint student pinned at ceremony
• Ring in Some New Year’s Financial Resolutions
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• YOUTH OF GALILEE
• •BRIEFLY BULLARD•
• Sheriffs often recruited posses
• Physician makes missions life’s priority
• Nichols chosen as Champion for Children’
• Restaurant owners help take down criminals
• BYE BYE BIRDIE
• School district receives mediocre state rating
• JT takes Bullard freshmen girls tournament title
• Panthers split four tilts in DQ Classic
• Lady Panthers take second place to top-ranked Georgetown at Winnsboro Hoopfest; BHS takes Winnsboro out of finals
• Baker, Pirtle take league superlatives; 15 Guard players named all-district
• Lady Guard warms up to beat Lady Sentinels
• Lady Guard game marathon makes practicing time tough
• Regents Knights ‘flu’ to TAPPS state title over Brook Hill Guard
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Family hunting for Whisenhunt brothers comes easy
• Pirates fights off charge of Panthers
• Bullard theater group wins trophy
• Photograph
• BRIEFLY BULLARD•
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Bullard organization awards over $31,000 to local initiatives
• Applicants sought for Miss Teen Smith Co.
• Chamber elects new officers
• MVP FACE-OFF
• STANTON SCHOOL: THE EARLY YEARS
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Brook Hill strolls past TKG in TAPPS D-III state semifinal
• Regents one step away for Guard and TAPPS state title
• Phillips, ETCA take 41-34 win over Lady Guard hoopsters
• No. 4 Lady Panthers quick start dooms Lady Maidens
• John Tyler inside game takes down Lady Panthers by two
• OUTDOOR NOTES
• Brook Hill Guard Football
• Dickey first college season a learning experience for Hoya
• BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
• TCU jumps to Big East
• Free Texas Teen-age Baseball-Softball sites now available
• Archery course gives students new aim for involvement
• Bullard Middle School releases honor roll
• Photograph
• Famous weapons at Alamo lost in mists of history
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Photograph
• BRIEFLY BULLARD•
• Bullard church to host Spruce Hill
• Candle-lighting event set for Dec. 12 in Tyler
• Childhood memories inspired Mason to open Mission House
• CHRISTMAS ABROAD
• STANTON SCHOOL: THE FORMATIVE YEARS
• OSU’s, Moore named to Big-12 All-Academic first team
• Kipp joins sister playing for Lady Techsters
• SUPER BOWL RUNNER-UP
• BHS gals in Burger King Classic
• Brook Hill Guard Football
• Brook Hill strolls to state semi-finals with 70-19 win
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• Lady Panthers spank Hallsville
• Pittsburg first Panther victim
• Hatten,Spears lead BHS to big 55-53 win over No. 2 Winnsboro
• Gurley late bucket in OT leads Panthers past Gorman, 56-54
• BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
• Both Coach Kendrick’s at home for the holidays
• Education foundation names WRL ‘key partner’
• Brook Hill honored for academic achievement
• Reader thanks Cherokee voters
• Estherie “Ree” Peavy
• Jones awarded medal
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• •BRIEFLY BULLARD•
• Bullard FFA places second, third in leadership event
• FALLING INTO SEASON
• Nichols pre-files bills to ‘protect’ property
• Christus House adds Bouchat to medical staff
• Class of ’58 celebrates place in history
• District 17-3A All-District Volleyball Team announced
• Guard plays roster in 50-0 blowout over CCA in Area
• Young Smith first deer kill
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• ET JUCO Hoops Recap
• Youth hoop deadline extended
• Panthers flag team comes up short against Lions, 26-12
• Freshmen Panthers Super Bowl bound on Saturday
• Lady Guard drop first two hoops outings
• BHS boys ready to open hoops season
• Photographs
• Spears scores 29 for BHS in loss to improved Tyler-Lee
• Flint man, Suns Highball World Champion Cutter; Two East Texans team roping champs
• Callens gets caught up in pack at UIL state CC meet
• CORRECTION
• Brook Hill students learn about 1950s
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• GENNY WOODS ART SHOW
• •BRIEFLY BULLARD•
• MATH CHAMPS
• 2010 MISS ARMED FORCES
• Veterans organizations contribute to RWB Festival ‘success’
• Runners don famous boots for cause
• Bullard Ministerial Alliance to host Thanksgiving service
• Bullard High School honors vets, guests
• Faith finds expression in creating, giving back
• Photographs
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Photographs
• Bullard Panthers Football
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Callens state qualifier for CC title Saturday
• Run for the Gold to benefit 8-year-old
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• SPIRIT OF AMERICA
• Brook Hill Guard Football
• Guard claims fifth straight title in romp
• BMS takes Rusk in three of four finales
• Turnovers foil Panthers shot at Eagles
• State ranked Lady Panthers crusade begins at Lee
• 2010 PANTHER BASKETBALL
• Lorena frontline too much for BHS spikers
• American Legion Post 152 thanks RWB Festival
• CORRECTION ?
• RWB FESTIVAL
• COFFEE BREAK
• Bears and Panthers battle it out in Middle School pigskin
• HONOR AND GLORY
• Mama’s Team supports MS Mile Walk
• Appeal adjusts school district’s state rating
• Pep Rally ‘Black-Out’
• BHS to host program for vets
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Dad's Prepared for Halloween
• American Legion Post 152 elects officers in meeting
• Lady Panthers take Bearettes in three straight for top seeding
• TEXAS TWISTERS
• Lady Panthers District 17-3A Volleyball Champions
• Coffee Break: Durrett owns Lolly n Pop’s
• DISTRICT 17-3A FOOTBALL
• Red, White and Blue Parade Unit
• Bullard Panthers Football
• Hopson meets Aerospace Scholars student from Bullard
• Bears put claws Panthers on Bullard Senior Night
• FESTIVAL CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Panther boys and girls headed for Humble Cross Country regionals
• RWB SCHEDULE
• Brook Hill Guard Football
• SUPPORTING BULLARD
• Shelton School bombed by Brook Hill in Homecoming game
• Panther Basketball Youth League Draft upcoming
• Texas Twisters plan fly-over for festival
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Lone Survivor makes Bullard home
• Bullard High invites veterans to celebration
• Bullard Elementary School releases honor roll list
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• DISTRICT CC CHAMPIONS
• Come Pray With Me’ set for Mon.
• Lady Panthers spikers take down Bearettes for tie at the top
• Bullard Education Foundation set to begin new fund-raising campaign
• Pink Out Night, Black Out Night for Bearettes
• Coffee Break: Ra-Ka’s Kirgan came to Bullard for school district
• BHS Athletic Booster Club Meeting Monday
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• GOLF NOTES
• Bullard teen makes most of missions
• Young Hornet’s sting Panthers on road in sub-varsity pigskin action
• East Texas artists prepare exhibition
• Panther Basketball Youth League Draft upcoming
• Open House to honor RWB sponsors
• Panthers back to stressing basics in off week
• Board of Trustees approves new surveillance for buses
• Brook Hill falls in JV action; BHMS splits with TKG
• New leadership needed, candidate Jowell says
• 2010 Brook Hill Guard Football Statistics
• SUPPORTING BULLARD
• Brook Hill makes T.K. Gorman give up crusade
• County Judge Davis: ‘Look for good things’
• Lady Panthers hoops opens official practices ranked No. 4 in TABC; No. 5 in Texas Prep
• Hard Count defends liquor-election push
• Region-bound district CC champions off to Humble
• Brook Hill School Happenings
• EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS
• Panthers fall 3-1 in Chapel Hill MS games
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• No. 8 Commerce earns second win over BHS spikers in tough non-district match
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Lady Panthers take Lady ‘Dogs in three-straight to end first round league play
• Texas AG: Work on preventing crime in Oct.
• Panther frosh take tough loss to Bulldogs; Hornets buzzing
• AROUND BULLARD
• 2010 Brook Hill Guard Football Statistics
• Volunteers Honored
• Baker leads Guard to win over Dallas Lutheran
• FOR THE VETS
• 2010 Bullard Panthers Football Statistics
• McDonald pioneered path for women in military
• GOLF NOTES
• $18 million pledged to build hospital
• STANDINGS 17-3A FOOTBALL
• COMING HOME
• Bulldogs speed and size shuts down Panthers
• ‘My Heart And My Passion’
• Panthers top Bulldogs in youth pigskin action
• Panthers CC teams improve at J’Ville meet; Lufkin-Coke Classic Saturday
• Panthers junior varsity tough on Bulldogs for 21-0 win
• Austin Bank pigskin winners
• Key Club, Student Council donate textbooks for ministry
• BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL
• Coaches Thursday luncheon still set
• Ries bakes up proceeds for clinic
• Tatum fights off comeback; freshman lose tilt by two
• Coffee Break: Wallace returns for family
• BHS JV takes Tatum setback
• WELL TALK
• GOLF NOTES
• Shipp regales group with Bullard’s history
• STANDINGS 17-3A FOOTBALL
• Freedom Museum to honor RWB sponsors on Nov. 4
• 2010 Bullard Panthers Football Statistics
• Tatum speed too much for Panthers; new season starts Friday
• BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
• Panthers Cross Country times improve at Lindale meet
• 2010 Brook Hill Guard Football Statistics
• No better time for an off week for Guard football
• Lady Guard spikers take zap out of Shelton Lady Chargers
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Lady Bears win 3-2 over BHS
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Lady Panthers sweeps Lady Hornets for second league volleyball win
• Birthday Girls
• Panther netters strum sting from Hornets in finale
• Gold Medal Readers
• BMS football splits on the road with Tatum
• DOMINO EFFECT
• Free Youth Hunter Course
• WINGS OVER VIETNAM
• RetroFest set for Oct. 7 in Tyler
• BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
• NEW BUSINESS
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Shipp to speak during Friends meeting
• EMERALD BAY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
• Coffee Break: Family ties bring Glover back to Bullard
• Panthers pick up win after Tiger player ineligible on residency
• Faulkinberry, others gear up for seminar with Alexander
• Freshmen Panthers come up short in Huntington, 28-20
• Patriot Guard event set for Oct. in Rusk
• Panthers dominate Tigers in junior varsity pigskin action
• Bullard Key Club members mark 10 years of service
• State ranked Commerce top BHS in final district warm-up
• Panthers stick a fork in Red Devils for Homecoming
• WINGS OVERVIETNAM Martin recalls missions during war
• Lady Panthers spikers off and running in district
• 2010 Bullard Panthers Football Statistics
• 2010 BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING
• District 17-3A week five re-cap
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• BHS Athletic Booster Club Meeting
• BULLARD BELLES
• Lady Guard spikers take down Lady Swords, 3-1
• Changes in essay contest mean more winners
• Guard back on winning track; week off just in time
• Higginbotham to speak at Naturalists meeting
• GOLF NOTES
• AROUND BULLARD
• BYFA FOOTBALL WEEK FOUR
• First United Methodist welcomes music, youth directors
• McCown brothers adjusting to new turns in NFL, UFL
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• BMS Panther football splits with Red Devils
• BULLARD FOOTBALL STATISTICS
• 20,000 expected for RWB Festival
• BHS Cross-Country
• Lone Survivor Foundation to Open in Bullard
• City Council: No K2 incense sales in Bullard
• Warren returns home to begin coaching career
• MILLLER DIGGING WYOMING
• Lady Panthers volleyball split games on the road
• Bullard High School 2010 Homecoming Parade
• LUNCH BUNCH
• ‘See You At The Pole,’ rally set for Bullard
• Johnson and Troup race by Panthers in scorefest
• NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH
• BMS get two grid wins in Troup
• Organizing for the Book Club
• BHS Boosters donate for NOAH and water cows
• MARKING THE WELL
• Weekly District 17-3A Re-Cap
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Lady Guard opens district with win
• McMillan, Hill to marry in October
• The Guard calls out reserves in Westbury loss
• THE ONE
• GOLF NOTES
• Coffee Break Q&A Von Brandenburg
• Panther frosh takes loss to White Oak
• Gohmert to speak during event
• Bullard Football Statistics
• Hickerson brings youth to new staff for receivers
• Qualifications for office more important than affiliations
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Sulser takes fifth at UTT-Tyler Lee
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Pittsburg air-show catches Brook Hill off Guard for 37-6 win
• Art to Support Amputees
• Panthers win !
• Corinth Baptist Church Holds Youth Event
• BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
• Over 30 churches, organizations to gather for prayer rally
• BYFA: Panther stars of tomorrow
• Quilting Shop Interior
• Bullard takes Whitehouse; Lady Panthers fall to Spring Hill in three-way spikers challenge
• Quilt compulsion an ‘urge’ for East Texans
• Lady Panthers rally for 3-2 win over Westwood
• Women business owners meet for fellowship
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• Conner opens embroidery shop
• Annual Jaguar spagetti dinner fundraiser set for Sunday
• Opposites make ideal match for new office
• BMS squads make impressive debuts; Tigers coming to town Thursday
• Coffee Break: Schools bring Orr to Bullard
• Freshmen clipped by six in Westwood, 26-20 setback
• HOMECOMING WEEK
• Westwood hands BHS JV first loss of season
• Former Bullard cop released on $100,000 bond
• Bullard Running Club meets again Saturday
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• BHS BOOSTER CLUB MEETING
• New book club to meet each month at library
• Baker’s ‘Hot Wheels’ leads comeback win; Pirates are ‘ARR’ coming
• BULLARD CHURCH OF CHRIST
• Early stings set tone to Panther loss to YellowJackets
• GROWING UP IN BULLARD
• OUTDOOR NOTES
• Bullard FFA members attend state convention
• BULLARD YOUTH ASSOCIATION SCORES
• NASCAR’s Starr to speak to students Sept. 15
• ET Football: District 17-3A Weekly Re-Cap
• American Legion Post to open in Bullard
• Lady Guard takes two big W’s
• Early voting begins on tax measure
• Running Club cranks up this Saturday
• Hortman assumes control as water director
• BHS-grad, Boyd makes most of SFA track team tryouts
• SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
• ‘Necks topple Panther freshmen
• Bullard man takes up ‘special’ cause for Haitians
• Lady Panthers split games with Arp and All Saints
• Lady Panthers take third at Brownsboro tourney
• BHS tennis debuts with split
• Panther JV takes sting out of ‘Jackets after 32-29 thriller
• BROOK HILL SCHOOL
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Christus clinic: Supplies needed
• Coaches Weekly Luncheon
• Bullard, Tyler agree on disputed boundary
• BHS ATHLETIC BOOSTER NOTES
• Merritt relishes opportunity to visit VietnamVeterans Memorial replica
• BULLARD GOLF NOTES
• District 17-3A Weekly Re-Cap- Zero Week
• BHS ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB MEETING RESET
• Panther JV takes bark out of Bulldogs, 33-0
• BYFA Night at Panther opener
• No. 14 TJC falls to No. 18 Red Ravens
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Bearcats romp in debut after 40 years
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• CHECKLIST CHARLIE
• Baker leads Brook Hill to win over Lake Worth in classic
• SPOTLIGHT: BULLARD SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
• McNeal’s four TD’s leads Quitman past Panthers
• Teen chooses Mission House to complete Eagle Scout project
• All Saints sweeps Lady Guard in non-district match
• Coffee Break: Cunningham of Gold Eye Clinic in Flint
• BHS de-claws Lady Cougars spikers
• Freedom Museum brings business to Bullard
• Lady Panther spikers still looking for the much needed turnaround
• Artists’ group attracts international talent to Noonday
• 2010 Football season opens with top talent at classics in East Texas showcases
• Judge sets bond at $350,000 for ex-police officer
• Saturday opening day for Youth football
• Bullard children learn leadership at national club
• Belles sponsor lock-in training seminar
• Coffee Break: Abbiatti Q&A
• BULLARD BELLES
• Fall Sports Preview Extras
• New art teachers united by vision at Brook Hill
• Good opportunities still found in investing
• Panthers test Quitman on home turf to open 2010
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• Consider Jowell for judge
• Line Drills
• BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
• Lady Guard beat Maidens
• Bullard officials advance on treatment-plant project
• For at least one week, world revolved around Bullard
• Lady Panthers JV takes first place in Quitman
• Boys and Girls Club Member
• Coaches Luncheon set for every Thursday
• Splash Meeting
• BHS JV spikers wake up too late in Spring Hill tourney
• CORINTH BAPTIST CHURCH
• BHS spikers continue thier roller-coaster ride
• Students use more electronics during school
• GOLF NOTES
• Early retirement unlikely for recovering Bullard K-9 Axe
• Brook Hill and ‘Saturday Night Lights’ with Lake Worth in town; Guard takes first step t
• Registration begins for September CARE
• Franklin takes tough lick to start TJC career
• Bullard SBC to host MOPS program
• First ‘Kats football game since 1940 at Tomato Bowl
• Poker Run to benefit MDA Sept. 4
• 2009 District Final Standings
• Welcome home —
• Checklist Charlie:
• Season Ticket Sales Open To Public Monday
• Lady Guard lose openers with Grace
• County spending
• Scrappy Lady Panthers fall short to 4A Lady Pirates
• Lady Panthers split with J’Ville and Overton
• Clarence Edward ‘C.E.’ Greening Jr.
• Greene holding his own with Lychburg HillCats
• BISD sets guidelines for free, reduced price meals for year
• James Frances Bond
• New BHS Game Apparel
• Michael Toby Tobias
• Dave Wallace Cozby
• Shattuck finishes third in NTPGA Eagle’s Bluff
• Stephen H. Talmadge
• Randall Stephens Jr.
• Lady Guard spikers ready with new coach
• County immunization campaign under way
• Elwyn W. Carr
• Coast-to-Coast making baseball run in Texas
• Festival sponsors needed
• Farm Bureau to sponsor talent contest
• GOLF NOTES Brook Hill tackles tough schedule in 2010
• Meals on Wheels
• Defending TAPPS runner-up The Guard rough on the ‘Necks
• Late Monday fire —
• Local Putt-Putt bragging rights up for grabs
• Cherokee Dems to meet Aug. 26
• OUTDOOR NOTES
• Backpacks will be collected Friday, Aug. 13
• Ridgeway one stroke from win in Canton
• Miss contest slated for Sept. 14
• GOLF NOTES
• Cherokee Dems to meet
• McCown heads to UFL
• Special night at library —
• Brook Hill Sporting Clay shoot at Chicken Ranch for BHill funds
• Smith County GOPs to meet Aug. 12
• Bullard football better day-by-day; improving the new Panther way
• Fire chief fighting to keep ESD
• Booster memberships and season tickets for sale
• BULLARD BUZZ
• FISHING REPORT
• City agrees to ETJ
• FISHING REPORT
• TEA rating for BISD isn’t the whole story
• Hunting and fishing licenses due for 2010
• BULLARD BUZZ
• Panther turns Tiger; Rumbelow send off to LSU
• Krafve to take over news desk at BBN
• OUTDOOR NOTES
• Bullard’s Wiggins uses skills for Mercy Ships
• Brook Hill’s Spradlin keeps winning just Putting along
• Library to host challenge
• Colorado Fly-fishing can be addicting
• Lynch Drive to be closed
• Panther gridiron debut full of good stuff; controlling what BHS can control is the key

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