Cleburne, TX News

• Cleburne, TX News
• May/June 2012 Community Life magazine
• Primary election today
• Officials, residents remember those who gave it all
• A mother’s love, one day at a time
• Candidates vie for Pct. 2, 3 seats
• Primary could decide constables
• Voters urged to check for possible precinct changes
• Early voting numbers well short of ’08
• Yellow Jackets headed to finals
• Changes at Splash Station
• Dang Gym steps up for injured Cleburne officer
• Cowan discusses being police chief, Burleson’s crime rate
• Finch addresses Keene chamber
• Grandview council works to improve downtown
• Firefighters respond to fuel spill, possible gas leak
• Jackets defeat Rider, 1-0
• Final goodbye
• Looking back with one eye on the future
• Memorial Day events planned in Cleburne, Grand Prairie
• 6 admins moved by CISD
• United Cooperative reopens spacious new facility
• Cleburne High School ‘on the right track’
• SBOE member speaks to JC Republican Women
• Driver and child injured in Sunday rollover
• Mayor directs developers to ask permission first
• Six administrators reassigned in Cleburne ISD
• FastLane, Eagle Tribute Band, headlines June 15 Hot Sounds of Summer concert
• District discusses administrator assignments
• Candidate’s mailer surprises supposed supporters
• Second Briaroaks station dedicated
• Burleson ISD encourages students to practice good values
• Veterans office seeks to expand assistance
• Save tax this weekend
• Burleson gives tips on preventing bites
• Farm business management team places eighth at state
• UIL accounting team in state contest
• JCESD dispatches 862 April calls
• How to tie a fly presented by Layland
• Election information
• Joshua council approves curfew for minors
• Chisholm Trail 100 clay shoots off with a bang
• Deputies arrest man after standoff
• JISD students accept Rachel’s Challenge
• Rotary club giving away motorcycle on Friday
• 5/23 Precinct 1 magistrations
• One stop city
• Republican primary ballot offers referendums
• Yellow Jackets headed to semi-finals
• STOP, CPD SWAT team arrest one in house raid
• School days, golden rule days at Nolan River School
• Chesapeake beautifies city with Operation Blue project
• Sexual predators could lurk near water facilities
• Kids Inquiry Conference a big hit at AIS
• String of car burglaries hit Burleson neighborhoods
• Jackets eke out win
• Kimbrow’s knows how the red, ripe tomatoes grow
• Free digital screenings could save many lives
• County approves wellness program
• Party leaders stress early voting ballot initiatives
• Pair of AJH teachers awarded grants
• Cleburne man burned by radiator and other reports
• May is Asthma Awareness Month
• Welcome home
• Mother’s Day baby born on special date
• Vehicle, home burglaries keep Cleburne police hopping
• Early voting starts slow
• Growing enrollment helps shape Burleson ISD budget
• JCSO captures Alvarado escapee
• Harmon remains against iPad purchases
• Head-on collision sends 2 to hospital
• Study: Students with autism fare worse than others
• Burleson incumbents re-elected to their offices
• County elections wrap-up
• Precinct 3 candidates Q&A
• Precinct 2 candidates Q&A
• Precinct 1 candidates Q&A
• Cleburne High School students beautify campus
• CORRECTION: Eddy Bransom and Kenny Howell Q&A
• Surprise baby
• 1st baby at Huguley gives birth
• Shetter wins re-election bid for mayor
• Unofficial election results
• CHS defeats Fort Worth Arlington Heights
• Mildred no-hits Grandview to end Zebras' season
• Alvarado's Bell takes first in state pole vault
• Don't forget! Historical Ghost Walk tonight at 7:20 at the Chisholm Trail museum.
• Cleburne Lions’ adopt-a-school gets facelift
• Plans outlined for downtown, memorial projects
• Joshua Station construction should begin by summer
• RVISD report details student’s behavior
• First ladies brown bag on Wednesday
• Two hospitalized in airplane crash in Cleburne
• Burleson early voting numbers nearly triple
• Hewlett toasted at council meeting
• Pink Bag Lunch focus on ‘fit and fabulous’
• CHS senior receives Dewey C. James Jr. Scholarship
• Josh Weathers kicks off 2012 Hot Sounds of Summer Concert Series
• Overnight trip teaches Alvarado students about nature at camp
• Water restrictions lifted in Burleson
• Police respond to motorcycle thefts, burglaries
• Grandview begins contracting engineering services
• Mattress, box springs lost in Cleburne building fire
• Witness list released for John Matthews trial
• Plaza Theatre Co. holds two recitals for academy students
• Burleson resident builds case for street’s naming
• Female kidnapped, friend pursues, rescues
• Ducks take up residence at bank
• Marijuana lands 3 students in jail
• 5/9 Cleburne police reports
• RVISD board accepts investigation findings
• Pat Cleburne birthday festival this Saturday from 10:00 - 5:00. Buddy Stewart pa...
• Hamilton makes decision to resign
• Aye, matey
• RV Middle School principal to finish year at high School
• Keene hosts business expo, job fair
• Gerard student helps with Hope for Hay
• CHS boys basketball coach reassigned
• CISD's Wednesday meeting cancelled
• Alvarado career day brings professional alumni
• Friday weather calls result in no injuries
• Burleson hosts inaugural 5K, 1-mile walk
• City of Alvarado begins drought conservation plan
• Business & birdies
• Film maker looking for big break on big screen
• Burleson chamber president Strong leaving on a high
• Celebration to honor city’s namesake
• Principal on defense against CISD’s decision
• Another chamber golf tournament in the books! Thank you to our sponsors, the gol...
• National Day of Prayer recognized at local church
• Roads erode faster than some precincts can fix
• Firefighters seek ring owner
• Elections light for cities, schools
• Cleburne officer’s condition improves
• Meals-on-Wheels to construct $4M kitchen
• Layland Museum offers numerous summer activities
• TEA commissioner announces resignation
• Business park designed to expand Burleson
• Wreck results in minor injury
• MOW sponsors virtual dementia tour
• Former Burleson mayor pulls Pool endorsement
• 4/3 18th District Court indictments
• Cleburne firefighters answer 369 calls in April
• Bill Flores honored for leadership in health care innovation by HLC
• Burleson woman, granddaughter die in Rendon vehicle accident
• Cleburne woman caught in the act
• Former CISD trustee remembered for love of kids
• CISD discusses budget, repairs
• National Day of Prayer is Thursday
• Cleburne ISD ‘not talking about the good things’
• 5/2 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Back to basics
• Preemie moms return to NICU in Fort Worth for reunion
• Honor monument details shaping up
• Cold case squad seeks help in murder investigation
• Boy jumps out of moving car
• Burleson voting begins for council, school board
• Shetter, Pool paint different pictures of Burleson
• Pool says attacks are misplaced, misleading
• Cleburne officer remains in intensive care
• THR, Huguley make formal announcement
• Burleson city council candidates conflict on city growth
• Man seeks donations for veterans cemetery flags
• STAAR test scale scores not revealed until Jan.
• The Lord is her shepherd
• Cleburne officer hurt in wreck
• Johnson County Community Fest 2012
• Eagle Forum member addresses Republicans at luncheon
• Loans available for areas damaged by tornadoes
• CHS students to compete at DECA international
• Grandview HS band invited to play in Austin
• Local trustee attends program on celebrating differences
• Celebrate Recovery seminar set for May 5
• Shetter’s backers reflect community connections
• U.S. 67 improvements questioned by city officials
• Two candidates vie for Tenth Court of Appeals seat
• Sheriff’s office captures Arizona fugitive
• GVHS wins district UIL for 30th time
• Huguley Memorial Medical Center joins Texas Health Resources
• Three men arrested for stealing A/C units
• 4/25 Cleburne police reports
• Register online for May 5 5K and Fun Walk in Burleson
• 101-year-old’s secret to longevity: chocolate every day
• Two fatal wrecks on Monday in Burleson
• Judge sets trial date for Matthews, Cogdill
• TLC offers downtown dining
• Alpha Gamma hosts 80th birthday party
• The great Cleburne carport controversy
• Burleson man throws punches after too many drinks
• SBOE adopts new math standards
• We are preparing for The Pat Cleburne Celebration on May 12 from 10am-5pm. Mark...
• Alvarado ISD choirs make history at UIL contest
• Court recognizes retiring employee
• Meredith Perry to serve as interim principal at Cooke
• One year later
• Woman killed in Burleson crash
• Prom held for special needs students
• CHS grad part of winning drumline
• Flores endorses Pool for Burleson mayor
• RVISD board hires investigator
• Meet and greet scheduled for new AD and coach
• Drought proof
• Lobos’ voices recorded in video documentary
• R2R receives Rio Vista welcome
• 23rd annual Springfest set for Saturday in downtown
• Cowboys for Kids kicks off Friday
• Two killed in early morning crash in Burleson
• CHS heads to regionals
• Alvarado burn victim bouncing back from injuries
• Recruitment efforts paying off for area fire departments
• Burleson chamber president steps aside
• Books for Africa
• Texas Health, Huguley intend joint ownership
• Teen runs away, returns hours later
• Life of CISD educator to be remembered Saturday
• Local singers aim to hit national stage
• Man still recovering after RV shooting
• CISD administrators notified of workday cuts
• Tickets on sale for Randy Rogers and friends concert
• Democrat and Republican conventions set for Saturday
• Administrators to parents: Safety is No. 1 priority
• Balloon release planned Monday
• State school finance trial set to start Oct. 22
• Plant sale, iris show held
• Staffing program reduces ESD fire response times
• Burleson couple arrested after failing to resolve dispute
• Cemetery care questioned
• Post-holiday unemployment holds steady in county
• Rio Vista board decision delayed
• CHS senior coordinates FCCLA state competition
• Harmon wins Lions club truck raffle
• Johnson County, Rio Vista festivals planned
• Obstacles don’t hold Joshua bands back
• Heavy tractor-trailers causing roads to deteriorate faster
• County courthouse fire 100 years later
• Homeward bound
• CHS football coach brings wealth of experience to job
• Buffalo Creek Cleanup on Saturday
• Plant and iris shows planned on Saturday
• Glitch causing county problems
• RVISD parent alleges assault
• 4/13 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Principal’s contract may not be renewed
• Burleson Star sports editor Mike Eskridge passes away
• Fourth-graders learning in the outdoors
• Layland to share the natural way to good health program
• Sheriff’s office makes arrest in cattle thefts
• Annabelle’s Tea Room may be back in business by Friday
• Cleburne council declares R2R Day
• Adopters honored
• Police seek public’s help in locating man
• Election information
• Police search for stolen cycle
• Health expo part of Camp Fire event
• Ride 2 Recovery returns for fourth year
• Burleson ISD hires new football coach, addresses bed bugs
• Community wants answers on principal’s suspension
• Adopters, achievements to headline at chamber luncheon
• County improves health ranking
• CISD principal returning
• Coming home
• Cooke principal suspended
• CHS soccer team scores goal for others
• Emergency notifications feed to social media sites
• Musical prodigy
• Southwestern’s Chadwick talks dinosaur bones, new museum
• Banquet attendees experience sadness, joy
• CEF begins corporate drive
• Teen attempts to jump on train, injures self
• More being done to keep students in school
• Cleburne firefighters answer 375 March calls
• Robbery suspect re-indicted last month
• Burleson postpones trips to camp
• 4/6 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Remembrance
• $7M marijuana load seized in Parker County
• Save Old Cleburne meets Monday on Robinson Street
• Burleson council approves vehicle prevention task force
• Holy Week wraps up with SWAU University Singers performance
• Orr endorses Pool for mayor of Burleson
• No fatalities reported
• Area shelters give displaced pets place to phone home
• CHS Prom Closet organizers to present at state conference
• Cleburne HS students lead Thursday Holy Week service
• Hartsell father could get early parole
• Rangers to unveil statue honoring Cleburne native
• Phoenix hosts first-ever Noodle Walk
• Residents, schools duck for cover
• Burleson Stage 1 water restrictions are still in place
• Prom dress codes vary
• 4/4 Cleburne police reports
• 4/4 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Tornadoes pack punch
• Cleburne hits the red carpet
• Schools releasing as normal
• Tornadoes spotted in Johnson County
• Search for Alvarado fugitive still under way
• County homeowners wake up to improvements
• Texas producers lost $7B in 2011
• Cleburne dentist lay speaker at Wednesday’s Holy Week service
• A swing and a miss
• UPDATE: JCSO manhunt under way near Alvarado
• A hearty cause
• The $60 million elephant in the room
• De la Garza, Amis featured speakers at Holy Week services
• STAAR might not be that bad after all
• If you can make it last showing to "Sweetwater" starts at 7:00 at the Cleburne c...
• Selfless service
• Three vie to permanently replace Matthews
• Constable candidates meet voters at Tuesday forum
• Fishing, horses and thefts
• Chicken Run 2012 is April 13
• CISD to lose two employees, restructure several departments
• Cleburne ISD investigates bomb threats at CHS
• 3/30 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Cleburne council approves truck, room purchases
• CIA looking for annual work day volunteers
• Republican hopefuls state cases at forum
• Rotary provides dictionaries for Alvarado ISD third-graders
• New Burleson city manager eager to set goals after election
• The New Chamber phone app for smart phones will be launching soon! Chris Wallin...
• CHS clear after bomb threat
• Firefighters recognized in tower rescue
• BISD expects difficulty staffing high schools
• Tuesday breakfast kicks off Cowboys For Kids events
• Abortion survivor to speak at annual CPC banquet
• Home buying, job creation are up
• Soliz case may be county’s longest, largest
• Joshua one-act play heads to district competition
• Commissioners seek to change county overtime policy
• Sarah Churman has second ear activated, signs book deal
• The Movie release "Sweetwater" filmed in and around Cleburne is coming to town f...
• Joshua board members defy outsider’s demand
• Ribbon Cutting for Thai Garden Cafe, 216 E. Henderson (inside the Red Horse Anti...
• Young makes voice heard at CISD board meeting
• Cleburne board hires Kidd as new AD
• Cleburne water restriction free
• Church turns to new location, enlarged focus
• March/April 2012 Community Life magazine
• STAAR test scheduled for this week
• Survivor
• Pat Cleburne Festival DATE CHANGE Due to rain at the beginning of the week we ha...
• AISD to give early retirement incentives
• Relay organizers searching for survivors for social
• Death for Soliz
• Cancer support group seeks to comfort women
• Jury deliberating in Soliz life or death penalty phase
• Murder victim’s wife was 8 months pregnant
• A bale of troubles
• Zonta Club of JC donates clean water via UNICEF
• Cleburne Pregnancy Center welcomes new face
• American Legion celebrates 93rd birthday
• Soliz's attempt to contact potential juror intercepted
• Appraisal district reminds businesses to render their taxable property by April 16
• Get fit with Glenn Keller through Burleson’s 5K and Fun Walk
• Soliz diagnosis, test results discussed
• Plans under way for Holy Week services
• Worth the cause
• Waving goodbye to 22:1
• Cleburne ISD aims for STAAR
• Tuesday candidate forum previews GOP primary
• CHS evacuated after trash can fire
• Lillian Elementary class participates in Nebraska conference
• Photo contest, show draws entries from 18 cities
• Troop 2203 attends celebration
• Weather causes no problems
• Burleson council seeks to expand school zone
• Army names director
• Cleburne boy falls in hole
• Water park to bring heat relief, jobs
• Detectives still waiting on Godley murders forensics
• West speaking at Zonta Club meeting
• Motorcyclist killed in accident
• ID law debate rages on
• Two Cleburne officers injured in arrest
• Ribbon Cutting for Massage Educators of North Texas Spa & Wellness Center at 605...
• Psychiatrist diagnoses Soliz with partial fetal alcohol syndrome
• In his blood
• Huguley hospital cancer patient says God comforts her
• Wounded dog enjoys first week in new home
• Soliz’s childhood painted as troubled
• Donating dreams
• Arrest made in livestock crimes
• Irish luck flows through county residents
• All four Burleson council races contested
• Psychiatrist and case worker testify in Soliz trial
• Cousin details Soliz’s ‘chaotic’ childhood during punishment phase
• One Rio Vista teen dead, three injured in wreck
• Sherwood twins earn unique medal of merit in Scouting
• Cleburne meets accreditation standards
• Obama’s unlucky break?
• Chamber hosting lunch and learn workshops for community
• Victim’s last days detailed
• Cleburne council votes to cancel May elections
• CISD students present proclamation
• Jailers testify to killer’s misconduct
• If it’s not 1 redraw, it’s another
• Man faces murder charge
• Burleson mayor: Challenger’s assertions are misleading
• Joshua chamber president brings no-limits attitude
• ‘Sweetwater’s’ Cleburne premiere scheduled
• CAC to host celebrity golf tournament
• Smith MS One Act Play takes 2nd at contest
• Commissioners honor man who taught in county for three decades
• Dems, Repubs prepare for May primary
• Texans asked to focus on water awareness
• Testimony paints Soliz as defiant, threatening
• Howell, Dane honored at JACC awards banquet
• 3/13 Precinct 1 magistrations
• AHS freshmen spend day serving
• FCCLA teams advance to state
• Seventy-four CHS students among celebration of poets
• A free man
• Grandview man stabs, kills Burleson teen
• Cleburne City Council expected to cancel May council election
• DPS warns against travel south of the border
• Alvarado PBGV places second in Westminster Hound Group
• Times-Review’s mobile website goes live
• THR unveils its new structure
• New probation building to begin construction soon
• On its own merit
• Williams files for District 25 seat
• Rio Vista man shot in back recovering after surgeries
• Police: Burleson student’s encounter underscores need for caution on web
• AISD welcomes Indian Friend Readers
• Soliz guilty of capital murder
• Marek named new Joshua super
• Closing arguments, deliberation expected today
• BRA lifts drought status
• BISD rules out Tier 2, 3 cuts
• Ribbon Cutting for Buena Vista Senior Community at 2205 Pipeline in Cleburne
• Officials hopeful that flu won’t go viral
• Cleburne ISD cancels sporting events
• County’s rise in pigeon fever for the birds
• County institutes more control
• Chi misses national chance
• Soliz jurors sit through more evidence testimony
• Resident recalls home burglary during Soliz trial
• Gallery night at Adams
• Joshua ISD names Marek new superintendent
• CISD middle school students go high-tech
• Burleson declares March as Women Veterans Month
• City, ISD elections set to be canceled
• Mayor’s Youth Council hosts ‘If I Were the Mayor’ essay contest
• Carnegie’s ‘Musical Comedy Murders of 1940’ a keeper
• COI to host Nickel Auction on Saturday
• Check the batteries in smoke detectors when the time changes
• Crime scene evidence collection examined
• Narrow escape
• Military honored at Cleburne prayer breakfast
• Jurors receive lesson in forensics
• Police nab forgetful thief
• Spellbound
• Zachary’s first goat project yields no bacon at county show
• 2012 district Reflections winners honored
• Cleburne police respond to golf theft
• Residents angry over pending apartments
• Humane Society awarded fighting chickens
• Stock show sale draws almost $380,000 for county competitors
• Mexico shooting survivors readjust to new life
• Annual prayer breakfast set for Monday at Cleburne church
• Upcoming events spotlight Wright Plaza
• Jurors view graphic crime scene video in Soliz capital murder trial
• Burleson student dominates with fancy rabbits
• Smoker, cabinet take top honors at ag mechanics show
• Group offers support for wives of law enforcement officers
• Querry displays automotive artwork at county show
• Woman dies after being hit by vehicle
• Attorneys show video of Soliz admitting to accidently shooting man
• Soliz described as psychotic, dangerous
• Cleburne names AD finalists
• Cleburne’s Black claims 3 top spots in poultry show
• Godley ag student raises multiple animals for livestock show
• Those born on Leap Day celebrate rare birthday
• Study: Texas ranks 10th of 34 states in grad rates
• Cleburne City Council votes on grants
• Testimony continues during day three of Soliz trial
• Stolen van leads to two arrests
• Brother, sister share surprising wins in Godley
• Immigrant dad talks up son for U.S. Senate
• Resident seeks to bring blessings to Burleson
• Work begins on Nolan River School building
• Update: CHS student arrested in bomb hoax
• Sisters celebrate unique Leap Day birthday, 12 years apart
• 2/29 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Times-Review receives copy of Phil Young’s complaint
• 13-step crime spree laid out in Soliz capital murder trial
• City manager defends quality-of-life projects
• Bank seeks to keep its identity
• ECCC celebrates 25 years of service to Cleburne community
• Connection with uncle inspires Alvarado senior
• Vying to be the dairy king
• Heart disease leading cause for Texas women, expert says
• County Judge Harmon: iPads are luxury, not necessity
• Testimony of stolen guns, vehicles opens capital murder trial
• Soliz murder trial’s opening argument focuses on crime spree details
• First Financial Bank's Grand Opening of the New Building at 403 N. Main in Cleburne
• Show leaders
• City manager weighs in on railroad museum, city buildings
• Report: County’s fund sits at $26M
• STOP seizes 21 grams of meth on Huron St.
• Holden discusses state of downtown, Cleburne
• Alvarado freshman duo looking forward to first show
• Swimmers head to state competition
• Hill College preparing for future
• Cattle thefts high in county
• Winterguard to compete Saturday
• BISD investigates alleged student, teacher relationship
• County resident selected for CNN exercise challenge
• Man shot in back in Rio Vista, police search for shooter
• Burleson resident urges others to fight cameras
• Family: Alvarado shooting victim was no burglar
• Texas torture victim calls survival 'miracle'
• City proclaims Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Police respond to stolen truck and burglary calls
• Kelly files for election to Cleburne council
• Burleson council approves residential zoning changes
• D.L. Barrett banquet celebrates 25 years
• Alvarado council denies alcohol sales variance
• American Saddle Co. Ribbon Cutting
• Godley FFA student has high hopes despite obstacles
• Viral video: Toddler rescued from inside arcade game
• Burleson formally hires new city manager
• Cattle stolen near Johnson, Ellis county lines on Friday
• Deadly game
• Motorist hits two Burleson students, flees
• Chickens play a big role for Rio Vista ISD ag students
• JISD superintendent announces plans to retire
• Jury selected in Soliz murder case
• County leaders hope new primary date holds
• City and school team up for Teen CERT program
• Superintendent Ray Dane retiring from Joshua ISD
• Commissioners court approve future road enhancements near EOC
• 2/21 Precinct 1 magistrations
• The Taste of Cleburne is tonight from 6-8 at the Conference Center. Come have di...
• Alvarado board denies variance for alcohol sales near high school
• CISD hires Merket as new football coach
• Deputies bust cockfighting ring in Alvarado
• Truck runs uphill, plows through fence on Texas 171
• Residents kill ‘suspicious man’ after he allegedly tries to break in
• With some TLC, museum will be ready for show
• Annual stock show to see fewer entries than in years past
• Review: County not as open as it should be
• To the rescue
• Finalists named for Cleburne head football coach position
• Family wants permanent DWI memorials on highway
• Hypnotist may help sheriff’s office with investigation
• Trio involved in Rio Vista murder up for pretrial hearings
• Auto thefts and burglaries keep Cleburne police busy
• 2/17 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Southwestern performs at the Meyerson
• Warren seeks 4th term on city council
• Students may catch a break on STAAR test grading
• Council approves city tree trimming
• County roads still divided by precinct lines
• Viral video: Olympic swimmer wins gold, then proposes
• In His Name Circle of King's Daughters Ribbon Cutting
• Cleburne FD answers 391 January calls
• BISD to host parent confidence building class
• On target
• JC public works director seeks better organization
• Cleburne may lose police chief, deputy chief
• TCU drug bust includes 4 football players
• TCU football players among 17 caught in drug sting
• Burleson ISD student truancy rates show decline
• Justin Bieber makes dream come true for child with brain tumor
• Cleburne hit-and-run driver hospitalized
• Murder suspect charged in assault
• Browning, Barrett letters: Devotion goes digital
• Cleburne Education Foundation kicks off second year
• Commissioners agree to open square restrooms
• Court works to create more openness
• Coughing? Sneezing? How to know if you're too sick to work
• Wrecks keep Cleburne police and firefighters busy
• Burleson officers pull burglary suspect to safety, arrest accomplice
• Former athletic director files complaint against CISD
• Road to change
• Southwestern donates grand piano to CCC
• Can't-miss movies: 2012 features big-buzz blockbusters
• Come in and buy your Taste of Cleburne tickets this week! It's only one week away!
• Johnson County Texas Exes participate in THE PROJECT
• Defamation case petitioned to Texas Supreme Court
• Online only: 2012 Johnson County Spring Sports special section
• Cleburne Eagle News Ribbon Cutting
• Joshua grocery store to be built in summer
• Burleson’s fourth quarter report depicts cash decreases
• Social Security isn’t just for retirement, official says
• AISD FCCLA students combat drunk driving
• Leadership Cleburne Class 2011-2012 Visits WalMart Distribution Center
• Come into the Chamber today and buy your 10th Annual Taste of Cleburne tickets!...
• Burleson to name city mgr. Feb. 20
• Chi wins spelling bee with ‘hibachi’
• Five Hill College students chosen for all-state band
• SWAT acrobatics team to perform free show
• 2/9 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Zoning commission approves changes in housing district
• Area students prepare for Johnson County spelling bee
• Updated: Candidate, wife disappointed by attack in letter
• April 3 Texas primary date doubtful
• Cleburne ISD board extends Miller’s contract
• City manager appointment expected Feb. 20
• Sheriff’s office searches for suspects caught on video
• Abstinence program comes to Cleburne
• Burleson approves free summer concert series
• Livestock show queen, ambassador chosen
• Salsa dancing and salsa dips highlight of Gallery Sunday
• 2/8 January indictments
• Super Bowl ads battle for their own championship
• Cain files first for Cleburne council
• Residents urged to remember vets on Valentine’s Day
• Loflin Middle School robotics club headed to state
• Best Super Bowl ad? Vote for your favorite
• Godley-area murders occurred days before bodies found
• CISD students participate in Digital Learning Day
• Councilman challenges mayor for seat
• CISD board extends Miller's contract
• Woodforest National Bank Ribbon Cutting
• Smart networking
• American Airlines layoffs could hit Johnson County residents
• Taste of Cleburne to have a Mardi Gras touch
• Alcohol sales near schools split Alvarado
• Times-Review launches e-edition
• New address
• Family prepares young siblings for double surgery
• Stage 3 drought restrictions on hold, for now
• Luther C. Harrison Jr.
• Burleson makes changes to centennial celebration events
• Tickets on sale for the Taste of Cleburne. Feb. 21st - 6:00-8:00. At the Clebur...
• Cleburne’s pony express
• Murder victims in Godley identified
• Super security goes into place for Super Bowl
• Superintendents note stress haunts classrooms
• Burleson ISD approves new employee dress code
• Natural gas prices drop again
• 2/2 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Two people found murdered in Godley home
• Smith Middle School takes second at academic meet
• UIL Realignment football results
• Update: Sheriff’s office still investigating mutilated cow case
• Two bodies found in Godley
• Ticket sales under way for ninth annual prayer breakfast
• Giants' Manning emerging from brother's shadow
• Federal government urges farmers to join census
• Burleson narrows city manager search to 2
• Heart health group enters second year
• Indy draws on super effort to overcome skeptics
• Greenville man charged twice
• Second tree trimming meeting scheduled
• 2/1 Precinct 1 magistrations
• The cat’s meow
• Organizers call first CHS agriscience fair a success
• Polls: Students may develop worrisome eating behaviors
• Court approves security system
• Lockheed Martin engineer sponsors Aerodynamics Club at Gerard
• Saving old Cleburne
• McGregor likely spot for planned honor park
• Residents begin six-weeklong class toward healthier eating
• Times-Review to launch e-edition
• Meals-on-Wheels plans for forties fling to celebrate the greatest generation
• Annual banquet not an ‘illusion’ of a good time
• City council candidate packets available Monday
• Wednesday wreck results in minor injuries to two
• 1/29 Precinct 1 magistrations
• January/February Community Life magazine
• 2012 Cleburne This is Texas magazine
• 2012 Cleburne Chamber of Commerce Business Referral Guide
• To the brim
• There is a Part-Time position available at the Cleburne Conference Center. Pleas...
• JISD FFA hopes hogs bring home bacon
• School lunches face major overhaul
• Thank you to everyone who attended the Annual Banquet last night! It was so muc...
• Stage 2 drought plan still in place
• Cleburne TOT Team to perform
• Tuesday marks property tax payment deadline
• 1/27 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Drought no more
• Parents want ISDs to be aware
• Number of sex offenders increases
• Council approves trash truck purchases
• Rain related incidents mild, Cleburne rescue workers say
• Vendor delays payment for county EOC work
• CISD hires Wheat principal, joins litigation
• Red light cameras remain in effect
• Head Start seeks help to replace stolen, damaged property
• Carnegie announces cast for ‘The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940’
• BISD heads to Austin to plan next step in lawsuit
• Venus ISD closed today
• Burleson woman jailed for trying to take gun to courthouse
• Students create masterpieces through fingerprint artwork
• Cleburne council filing begins Feb. 4
• Operation Blessing hosting God is Love event
• Recent wrecks keep rescue workers busy
• Court addresses divided roadways
• BFD’s Hunter named Firefighter of the Year
• Centennial bookmarks highlight city’s mayors
• BFD’s Lozier earns Fire Officer of the Year honors
• Looking up
• Stringer says he brings experience, vision to Precinct 3
• Miller addresses Young, board, hiring process
• Amid scandal, revered PSU coach Joe Paterno dies
• Annual chamber banquet set for Thursday
• Blood donations take a dip during winter months
• Dog alerts family to fire on North Walnut
• Texas primary confusion continues
• Job corps prepares for new semester of classes
• Centennial students chosen for all-state band
• Successful pet adoptions hinge on good training
• Centennial bookmarks highlight mayors
• UTA grad encourages more women to study science
• Truck causes vehicle rollover
• GISD bus stops moved, deemed safe by district
• Relay For Life planners set to kick off fundraiser’s 10th year
• Perry says he's dropping out of presidential race
• Burleson officials seek to repair county’s veteran memorial
• 1/19 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Don't forget to make your reservation for the Chamber annual banquet -awards ban...
• 3.2 Earthquake confirmed
• Jury selection begins
• Zebra Strings to perform at Grand Ole Opry in Nashville
• Willow Creek Ranch Ribbon Cutting
• Study: County ranks No. 1 in retail growth
• More aid rolls in for Johnson County farmers
• AEN students serve community
• Annual AEIS report shows improvements
• Motorist runs light, T-bones vehicle at intersection
• Silver Alert issued for missing Burleson man
• Living the legacy
• Residents use Saturday to promote kindness
• Economic development director delivers Cleburne update
• Grandview woman wants everyone to read
• Layland hosts book talk and signing on ‘Bull’ Adams
• Refreshing and creating an inviting home topic of Brown Bag Lunch
• Brush, tree limbs and yard waste accepted at city’s compost center
• Alvarado police searching for Dairy Queen robber
• MLK Day designed to spark yearlong giving
• Districts could lose students next year
• Alleged posts may spell trouble for trustee
• Hands off
• Dublin looks toward Pepper free future
• Three Cleburne students named to 2012 all-state choir
• Grandview school board selects super
• Ribbon Cutting for Family Care of Texas
• Denim & Diamonds~~The Chamber Annual Banquet~~is coming up on Thursday, January...
• Choir, band students earn state recognition
• Church of the Holy Comforter embraces community commitment
• Sheriff’s office, Fort Worth police search for shooting suspect
• County’s real estate market, unemployment improves
• Former U.S. Rep. Edwards to teach at Baylor
• Coalition releases new sexual ed guidelines
• Council appoints TIF 3 members
• ECCC awards banquet set for Feb. 25
• Salvation Army reception cancelled
• Sheriff offers rabies tips
• 1/12 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Joshua band performs at national championship game
• AISD board reviews super
• Court awards employees with service awards
• Viral video: Bungee cord snaps, woman survives 360-foot fall
• Rescue workers search for missing probationers
• Data-driven program helps Burleson PD pinpoint crime
• Tree trimming town hall draws few residents
• Man crashes Harley after dog runs into road
• Commissioners seek to enforce smoking ordinance
• Dear in new role as GISD super
• Precinct 2 commissioner candidate hopes 3rd time is a charm
• Cleburne firefighters answer 353 calls in December; JCESD dispatches 743 calls
• Flores visits Israel for a week
• 1/9 Cleburne police reports
• 1/9 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Donation account established for wreck victim
• Life or death
• County judge appointed state association’s vice president
• Salvation Army’s director leaving Feb. 1
• Stone ready to pick up where Young left off
• Johnson County Texas Exes pick P.D. Lacewell Park for project
• United Way of Johnson County surpasses 2011 campaign goal
• 2012 tax season on track with deadline extended to April 17
• Cat show coming to Cleburne
• Online only: 2012 Johnson County Soccer special section
• Century of justice
• Local, state candidates get a second chance
• Man arrested after allegedly pointing gun at deputy
• Viral video: Marriage proposal rejected at basketball game
• Students audition for all-state
• Miller splits athletic director position, names interim AD
• A new room for a new year
• MLK luncheon set for Jan. 16
• Burleson woman injured in car wreck
• City sets Christmas tree pick ups and drop offs
• City seeks public input on tree trimming
• Burleson council prepares for city’s centennial
• Former Layland Museum intern let the past influence her future
• Texas Health Cleburne welcomes 2012 baby
• CISD staff, students mourn loss of family
• Firefighters rescue girl trapped in tree
• Burleson, Joshua residents die in Saturday morning crash
• 1/4 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Burleson police issued fewer citations, saw more accidents in 2011
• Chicken Express provides food county-wide for Meals-on-Wheels
• City switches off Whistle Stop lights at Hulen Park
• Phil Young leaves CISD as athletic director, head football coach
• A new beginning
• In honor of son, mother pushed for anti-bullying legislation
• Cleburne City Council passes TIF district proposal
• Father of Mexico victims seeks early parole
• Cleburne police seek info on robbery suspect
• Former commissioner, three capital murder suspects listed among December indictments
• Viral video: Clerk punches would-be robber
• More than 313 million expected to ring in new year
• Cigarette blamed for fire to under-construction home
• Center involved in teen’s death cited
• New Year's closings
• 12/29 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Court OKs new sound system
• Cletran to expand services
• Protect your family from fires by following simple steps
• Holiday sales fuel cautious optimism for retailer market
• Hartsell memorial services pending
• Stars of stage and screen to teach workshops at Plaza
• City sets Christmas tree pick ups and drop offs
• Carrell cites school board, business experience in commissioner seat bid
• Howell highlights issues of importance in Precinct 2 commissioner’s race
• Christmas in Action taking project applications
• Helping hands
• Christmas story tradition continues at Chisholm Trail Estates
• Best Buy fails to meet holiday expectations
• Fireworks vendors look to spark sales
• 3 from Cleburne killed in Mexican bus attacks
• CHS senior receives fire department commendation
• County officials mum on Matthews indictment
• Free Christmas dinner set for Sunday
• Lower gas prices mean more travel for Texans
• SWAU receives gift of Steinway Grand Piano
• DPS troopers out in greater numbers
• Godley ag students learn how to feed, shear livestock
• Burleson, Joshua agree to share police software
• Police transform scrap metal into Christmas bicycles
• Students, parents interact to solve problems at Coleman Math and Science Olympics
• Small fires and smoke scares
• The Chamber family wishes you all a blessed Christmas with your friends and fami...
• Annual Toy Run saw few volunteers, donations still needed
• Award-winning Christmas card design
• Matthews turns himself in
• Leaders break ground for Chisholm Trail Parkway — Video included
• Decision on sick leave postponed
• Never forgotten
• Cleburne woman rings Salvation Army bell for 57 hours
• 5 last-minute Christmas gifts you can buy online
• Hill grant will help about 40 residents
• Forty students graduate from TEAM School
• Man defends himself against two suspects
• Holden discusses city pay changes
• Candidate filing deadline moved once again
• Fired up
• Top 10 fastest-rising Google searches in 2011
• Employees honored for service to Burleson
• Young’s fate at CHS up to Cleburne ISD board
• More to Matthews case than abuse of county funds
• Burleson art teacher decorates 2011 ornament for Rob Orr
• Grant will aid CISD recycling program
• Golden Globe nominees announced; which are your favorites?
• Fire displaces 18
• Time's 2011 Person of the Year: The Protester
• Texas political parties propose April 3 primary
• Cleburne mother, wife graduates high school
• West End Grill owner vows to practice conservation if elected
• CHS grad Thacker receives prestigious Elliott award
• Readers are leaders at WMS
• Gift card givers, beware: 6 tips to protect your purchase
• Anti-bully program led by AHS FCCLA students
• Cinderella Pageant comes to Johnson County
• Grand jury indicts Matthews on nine counts
• Cleburne saves $1M on bond refund
• Peterson hopes to move from JCSO to commissioners court
• Businessman wants to control spending, provide tax relief
• Constable’s race grows to four
• Vehicle thefts, shoplifting in Burleson spikes around holidays
• Giving back
• Cleburne apartment fire displaces four families
• Wheat Middle School principal abruptly resigns
• Weather has state parks facing budget shortfalls
• Incumbent Bailey seeks to reclaim Pct. 1 with experience
• Price stresses conservative budgeting, looking to future
• CISD receives positive audit report
• Court’s intervention leaves districts in limbo
• CAC offers refuge, hope for child abuse victims
• Burleson ISD dropout rate remains low
• Candidate filing deadline extended
• Sheriff seeking info on animal carcass dumping
• NTTA prepares for possible snow with new plows
• It's Rudolph by a nose: Mysterious elf alters deer crossing signs
• JC commissioners approve court security system
• All three commissioners’ races now challenged
• Godley man killed in Abilene accident
• Cleburne police searching for robbery suspect
• Winter storm planning and preparedness
• 5 tax credits for wintertime energy efficiency
• TEAM School awarded 2011 math and science grant
• CHS students audition for MTV’s ‘MADE’
• Fifth candidate throws hat into Pct. 1 commissioner’s race
• Masons give first-graders dental care kits
• One injured in collision
• Chamber Annual banquet Jan. 26th. Mark your calendars. Billy Riggs - illusionist...
• Visit Whistlestop Christmas on Facebook for more information on schedule of events.
• 12/11 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Alvarado Indians fall to Tyler Chapel Hill
• Expanding minds
• Family Nutrition Center now 40 times larger than original
• Flores votes to rein in federal regulations
• Venus registers minor quake
• Earthquakes begin to rattle North Texas
• Alford warns of possible scams
• 12/9 Cleburne police reports
• Giant leap
• Guide to this year's hottest gift: The tablet
• Commissioner’s race filling up
• Burleson council approves permit for six gas wells
• Final section of new parkway approved by North Texas agency
• Cleburne FFA Jr. Skills team among top 10 at state
• CHS students make holiday bright for needy children
• USGS registers minor county quake
• Theft and damage calls keep police busy
• Alvarado Indians head to state championship
• Viral video: 'Night Before Christmas' in celebrity voices
• 3 involved in wrecks
• Burglary prevention starts at home
• Throwing a holiday party? How to entertain on a budget
• Newspaper WWII edition found in Rio Vista
• County commissioners lack authority to ban texting
• Pearl Harbor survivors share stories of attack
• 12/7 Precinct 1 magistrations
• SWAU presents three Christmas concerts in Keene
• Cleburne author schedules Granbury book signing
• STAAR test looms on the horizon
• Rains, cooler temps ease wildfire concerns
• Godley takes over Mid North Fire Department
• Finding hope
• Postal service provides guide to mailing season’s greetings
• Joshua ISD uses school spirit to boost funds by selling flags
• BREAKING NEWS: Alvarado advances to football state title game
• The lighted Christmas parade will go on as planned this evening so come to downt...
• Cleburne parade still on, weather delays other activities
• We have our Johnson county angels tags up on the three. Come to the chamber and...
• Christmas comes early for children at Child Protective Services
• County officials look to add tighter security
• Annual Christmas parade set for Friday
• Candidates hit pause on congressional bids
• CHS student honored as a ‘Superstar’
• Survey says teacher morale low statewide
• Filing period kicks off election season
• CISD cracks down on students in danger of truancy
• Drought can’t dampen Mainstay Farm’s Christmas spirit
• Winter book club meets second Tuesday each month
• Seven JC districts receive class-size waivers
• November/December Community Life magazine
• Court renews juvenile curfew
• Getting ready for Christmas at the Chamber. That tree is a big one donated to th...
• MOW recognizes National Philanthropy Day
• Layland Museum celebrating Christmas
• No time to spare
• Cat removal plans stir controversy and agreement
• Workers are close to finishing emergency center
• Collision causes rollover
• Cleburne City Council gives Holden thumbs up
• Man survives after stapling brain at construction job site
• Hill College starts job training program in January
• Joshua man, 21, arrested for murder
• Black Friday safety tips
• Packwood named Woman of the Year
• Cech named Man of the Year
• Rio Vista woman wins world horse championship
• Johnson County to remain part of Congressional District 17
• Sand truck responsible for Tuesday night’s boom
• Cleburne woman awarded scholarship, honors
• Teenager involved in G’view teen’s death still in jail
• Round 'em up
• Organizations continue push to help those in need during holidays
• Workers hit gas line
• Young voter turnout likely to have been low in Nov. 8 elections
• Cleburne man killed in head-on collision
• So much turkey! Thanksgiving by the numbers
• Chigo’s Hot Dogs to close Dec. 20
• Matthews grand jury hearing tabled again
• Cleburne man killed in Saturday head-on collision
• Advocacy center certifies 4 new therapy dogs
• Flores’ mammoth bill moves toward House vote
• Mystery of gravestone symbol solved
• Rigorous test procedures help CISD ID at-risk students
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• Viral video: Hillary Clinton cracks up at half-naked man
• CHS students set to build nine bat houses
• Court to review teen curfew at hearing
• Pregnant woman involved in rollover accident Wednesday
• Viral video: Police officers chase dog on freeway
• Weather could further damage cracked roads
• OSU cancels women's games after crash kills coach
• Workers start initial stages of Layland Museum makeover
• Lost JFK assassination tapes on sale
• Light bulb bursting causes foul odor
• NTTA gives green light for parkway construction
• The pole tree is up and ready for Whistle Stop 2011 thanks to our awesome volunt...
• Pioneer Days returns for family fun, country lore
• Cleburne HS student becomes U.S. citizen
• BMX champ replaces Cleburne boy’s stolen bicycle
• Court lifts county burn ban
• Cleburne FFA preparing for leadership contests
• CISD celebrates Veterans Day
• Huguley Fitness Center sponsors campaign drive to support troops
• Sears hometown Stores launch holiday food drive
• Camp Fire boys, girls begin candy sales
• Veterans honored by CFD, Smith Middle School
• Memorial calls for older generation to share memories
• County judge proclaims Nov. 11-13 as Veterans Days
• Court has heavy agenda to review
• City implements plan to remove feral cats from park
• Cleburne City Council talks garbage during workshop
• Joshua man arrested in shaken baby case
• Cleburne energy company receives grant
• Jungle animals make pit stop in Cleburne
• Vehicles for Cleburne police on the way
• Be sure to come out next Thursday night from 5-6:30 to the November After Hours...
• All but 2 constitutional amendments pass
• Girl’s death in sports utility vehicle ruled accidental
• 10 major scandals in college sports
• PSU trustees fire Paterno, Spanier
• Gerard, Marti elementaries named to higher performing list
• In sugar shock? 5 things to do with leftover Halloween candy
• Huguley Home Health honored for excellence
• Chase ends with suspects arrested
• Smith applying Halloween makeup
• Local orthodontist gives cash for candy
• Burleson resident misses mark in skid loader competition
• Two for one
• THC offers tips to keep Halloween fun, safe
• Chisholm Trail 100 receives Lillian fire dept. donation
• Rep. Orr reminds residents to cast their votes
• Early voting
• Red Ribbon Week wraps up at Cleburne ISD
• Red Cross has 13 lucky tips for a safe Halloween
• Wheat teachers sport new hairdos in support of colleague
• FDA warns about licorice, offers other Halloween safety tips
• JCSO joins network to combat, solve crime
• Smoking leads to trailer fire
• Chamber luncheon focuses on communication
• Shed fire on North Wilhite under investigation
• Alvarado woman recounts dog attacks
• Tree trimming discussed again at council meeting
• Golden Pride advances to area round of competition
• Teachers begin prepping students for testing
• After Hours Business Social Tonight at Nolan River Animal Hospital from 5-6:30....
• 2011 Mr. and Miss Golden Pride nominees
• Early voting includes amendments, local option elections
• When do you celebrate Halloween? On Halloween, of course
• Paul wants to end student loan program
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Local musicians jam for bat houses
• CHS senior hits high notes in competition
• Joshua FD celebrates past, breaks ground on future
• Bank fees on the rise; how to avoid paying more
• Red Ribbon week begins
• Education foundation founders drive in full swing
• Rio Vista ISD plans lockdown drill
• Coleman student’s new best friend is a dancing star
• CHS graduate uses past to help others with grief
• Court to promote violence, drug awareness
• First-year Alvarado principals making adjustments
• Habitat for Humanity spruces up resident’s home
• Flores delivers books to North Joshua Elementary
• Golden Pride competes Saturday
• Cleburne ISD searching for ‘patient, kind’ mentors
• Death of Cleburne boy, 14, still under investigation
• Cleburne resident seeks to craft perfection
• Cleburne police respond to thefts
• Church to provide turkeys for needy Cleburne families
• Cleburne ISD students retake TAKS test
• AISD students showcase bridges
• Looking for answers
• Artist, restaurant owner seek bat house art ideas
• TEAM School cafeteria could close
• Burleson gives green light to begin city manager search
• Art in the alley
• Santa Fe Trails resident celebrates 100th birthday
• Court issues countywide burn ban
• New Member: Stone and Agate Plastering, Inc. -
• Officials hope bus tour leads to increased tourism
• Tell you friends and businesses in town to LIKE our page. We post all new member...
• Cleburne ISD board to meet Tuesday
• Smith MS special education teacher to receive HERO Award
• Burleson chop shop busted
• 10/16 Cleburne police reports
• Fossil fueled
• Eight must-see films to close out 2011
• Mother, friends remember slain man’s love of music
• Gerard fifth-grader surprised by Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Johnson County receives upgrade to bond rating
• NTTA CEO resigns
• NTTA CEO resigns
• CHS senior is National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar
• Flores, cattle raisers praise trade agreements
• Perry miscasts Romney health plan
• Amendment proposition on Nov. 8 ballot
• More eye injuries occur at home than at work, school combined
• Leadership Cleburne City Day was a success! Be sure to ask one of the people in...
• Dallas police make arrest in Grandview teen’s death
• Texas youth wins national award for heroic service activity
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• Refinance of bonds could save $1.2M
• Wildfire danger persists, officials say
• Study: Johnson County to see more drilling
• Bikers ‘Ride for Life’ event set for Saturday
• 6-year-old Godley girl dials 911, saves her mother
• Cleburne firefighters respond to 379 calls
• The man in black is coming
• Residents warned to lock their vehicles
• Hanna calls motorcycle death plea claims premature
• Prideful showing
• CISD enrollment numbers decrease slightly
• Burleson council outlines what it wants in new city manager
• Today is Texas Education Human Resources Day
• Leadership Cleburne City Day is today! What a fun day! If you are not taking t...
• 2004 Cleburne High graduate rocks
• Gravestone marking makes for cemetery mystery
• New Member: Best Print -
• Rabid skunk found in Cleburne; squirrel starts fire
• Jam 4 Bats concert may have to find new location
• Burleson man dies in Saturday accident
• Going batty at Layland
• 10/11 Precinct 1 magistrations
• TCU joins Big 12 nearly 15 years after exclusion
• 7 ways to prepare your home for winter weather
• Reserve a seat today for the Quarterly Luncheon on Wednesday, October 26 at 11:3...
• Hearing the world anew
• Court to consider using lot for concert
• Salvation Army of Johnson County prepares for holiday season
• Cleburne Education Foundation addresses Rotarians
• BISD needs to make cuts, says financial officer
• Texas Education Agency finds more students take AP tests
• Truck struck by train
• Teen could face life in prison for delivery of controlled substance, causing death
• Steve Jobs in 2005: Death is life's 'change agent' (VIDEO)
• Robbery suspects arrested in Hillsboro
• CHS names homecoming nominees
• Police make arrest in area teen’s dance club death
• Online GED testing a scam, educators say
• Bob King named 2011 Wall Of Fame recipient
• AP source: Big 12 votes to invite TCU
• Safety project receives public input, city council approves hiring firm
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Spirit on display
• Customers question health risk of smart meters
• Sarchets named 2011 CISD homecoming parade marshals
• Scientist predicts drought may last
• Retreat fire in mop up stage
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• Arrest made in Club Afterlife death
• Annual CASA run to benefit Johnson County children
• Firefighters battle more blazes at The Retreat
• Dedication planned for Jacket stadium’s historic marker
• Burleson police arrest man suspected of three robberies
• Suspect arrested for helping Cogdill flee
• CISD uses excess money to feed students
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• Academic awards presented for 30th consecutive year
• Chevy Malibu abandoned after Cleburne hit-and-run
• Cleburne pantry receives grant
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Black smoke billows from Texas chemical plant fire
• CHS Homecoming kicks off this week
• On her terms
• Rescue workers respond to assault calls
• Budget in effect; county tax base sees decline
• Cogdill’s bond set at $250K
• CHS senior named commended scholar
• Son of fallen fan throws 1st pitch of playoffs
• Whistlestop Christmas 2011
• Texas 121 moves closer to reality
• Prayerful gathering
• Third murder suspect caught
• Air Liquide expansion creates area Johnson County jobs
• Fort Worth man receives 36 years on drug charge
• Council cemetery increases rescinded
• Burleson students pray for each other, school around flagpole
• AHS Golden Arrow Theatre presents Homecoming matinee
• CHS architecture students to build bat houses
• Former Jacket returns as voice of Yellow Jackets
• Kitchen fire causes minimal damage
• Bailey to seek 2nd term
• AHS group donates water to Bastrop fire victims
• Assessment test’s difficulty remains unknown
• 9/28 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Two Johnson County men included in motorcycle gang arrests
• Luck of the Irish
• Commissioners approve budget, tax rate
• Cleburne board passes Hill College tax increase Monday
• Cleburne man drowns in Cedar Lake
• Suspect sought in robberies in Burleson, Joshua
• Postal rally scheduled today
• United Way of Johnson County sponsors Day of Caring event
• Sheriff urges murder suspect to turn himself in
• List of richest people in America released
• Cleburne graduate wins essay contest
• 911 calls increase, but officer response time change unlikely
• Cleburne actress Dugger enjoys stage, film and more
• 9/25 Precinct 1 magistrations
• 9/25 Cleburne police reports
• Cleburne man drowns in Cedar Lake
• Rio Vista murder suspects’ bonds set
• Commissioners court seeks to approve budget on Monday
• True to his roots
• Council to address water studies, cemetery fees
• September/October Community Life magazine
• Joshua police seek robbery suspect
• Murder suspect tip proves false
• Organic: Is it worth it?
• He was there
• State helps schools define, recognize cyberbulling
• Workshop planned for proposed medians on 174
• Hewlett hopes to bring fresh ideas, local representation to Congress
• Burleson calendar contest winners announced
• Firefighters respond to burning sofa in Cleburne
• Burleson video project helps U.S. vets share war stories
• 9/23 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Tracking history
• City to implement rental permit fees
• CISD receives energy award
• County redistricting map sent to AG
• Caregiver to speak at Parkinson's Support Group tonight
• Low water levels kill fish
• CISD FFA prepares for successful year
• Two arrested for Wednesday murder, one remains at large
• House fire blamed on overheated extension cord
• Towering above
• Cleburne ISD cafeteria workers receive raise
• Attorney Cain kicks off early mayoral bid at Hulen Park
• CISD numbers down, but classes still full
• Burleson moves forward with city manager search
• Two Smith students in Lone Star Leadership Academy
• Sheriff seeking Rio Vista murder suspects
• Lawyer says Iran about to free 2 jailed Americans
• Man arrested for sexual assault of 7-year-old
• Come to the After Hous Business Social this Thursday at Heritage Trails, 301 Lin...
• Commemorative coin toss taking place at Jackets’ game
• County schools offering healthier options
• Cleburne officers respond to hit-and-runs
• Burleson board looks to adopt schools
• 10 deadliest hurricanes in U.S. history
• 9/20 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Drought makes search for hay difficult, expensive
• Educator influenced generations of children
• Burglar arrested; Cattle thief turns himself in
• 3 school districts remain in super limbo
• Rescued Bull Terrier gets his day
• Missing, fallen heroes recognized on POW/MIA day
• Alvarado maintenance facility near completion
• Woman struck, killed by vehicle
• Make sure child passengers are buckled up safely
• Police seek robbery suspect
• More minority students taking SAT
• Burleson ISD school bus services may see changes soon
• Outside fire leads to house burning
• Tax, water rates increase in new Cleburne budget
• 9/15 Precinct 1 magistrations
• New Member: Empire Paper Company -
• Wide-eyed moment
• Luminant cites EPA rule in facility closures
• Libraries to offer e-books, audiobooks
• CISD holds 2nd public hearing to address Hill tax increase
• Warren remembered for her love of family, Cleburne
• New Member: Cindy's Beads -
• School board to address lack of electives offered at Centennial
• Fines start with second watering violation
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• Touching tribute
• Preliminary figures show CISD down in students
• County approves precinct lines, moves on with Square
• District rates ‘above standard’ in 2009-10 FIRST score
• MOW plans for annual golf benefit
• Tesuya Council plans fifth annual Dachshund Days
• COI hosts first Bumble Rumble Car Show
• Rio Vista water main break delays school opening
• Local rescue workers share New York memories
• Cleburne resident recalls two traumas in his lifetime
• Cleburne High School students remember Sept. 11 attacks
• Times-Review staff remember where they were
• Army recruitment remains steady in post-9/11 America
• High school students, now teachers remember 9/11
• Police investigate recent burglaries and thefts
• Commissioners court may adopt new precinct map on Monday
• Writer hopes to screen Cleburne-shot movie soon
• Sept. 11 remembrance set for today
• Online only: 9/11 Special Section
• Wow. What a great expo. Thank you to all who participated!!!! And to those who...
• Court delays redistricting vote until Monday
• 2011 CHS parade theme is ‘Peace, Love, Homecoming’
• AISD board decides not to increase tax rate
• Firefighters answer 382 calls in August
• Sept. 11 remembered at Layland
• Burleson to observe national Moment of Remembrance
• 9/9 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Ongoing battle
• Hazy days ahead
• East Texas smoke blows across Cleburne
• Alvarado High senior receives rare opportunity
• Weekend ‘get-a-way’ close to home at state park
• Godley students go pink for the cure
• Burleson approves final budget reading, tax rate
• Business Expo 2011 is THIS Saturday from 10am-4pm at the Cleburne Conference Cen...
• New Member: SCORE Chapter 120 -
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• Musicians wanted
• Burleson woman alive thanks to free mammography screening
• Court finds no fault with new precinct map
• Alvarado pastor arrested on indecency charges
• Football fever
• Artist to be featured in FW show
• Business Expo to feature kid’s zone, silent auction
• Tabulated trash
• Tonight’s Cleburne council meeting canceled
• VIPS meeting set for Friday
• Crowley’s Albertsons to close in October
• Clear vision
• Labor Day closings
• Court to hold redistricting meeting, public hearing
• Cleburne council set to vote on budget
• Cleburne council discusses water cost options at workshop
• Police seek info on man in van
• Residents look for solutions to abandoned animals
• New flags flying are hot commodity for Jacket fans
• Tanker water use questioned
• New Member: Texan Tees -
• Robbery suspect sought by police
• Burleson’s water restrictions include a few exceptions
• Times-Review launches pick ’em contest
• Fires destroy more than 100 poles in Possum Kingdom Lake Complex
• Cowboy classic
• CISD holds public hearing on Hill tax rate
• East Henderson Street closed after workers hit gas line
• Council wrestles with tough budget decisions
• Lower your cooling costs in summer heat
• Burleson sees sharp decrease in red-light camera violations
• Study finds one in four Johnson County children at risk of hunger
• Thefts, burglaries are on the rise in Burleson
• Illegal burn spreads to house
• New laws boost speed limit, outlaw teen driver phone use
• County residents get ‘locked up’ Thursday for MDA
• 8/31 Cleburne police reports
• Air Force dad surprises daughter at school
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• CAC leads panel discussion on bullying at CISD inservice
• CHS senior inspires through ‘Hunter effect’
• No more warnings: school zone laws back in full force
• 8/30 Precinct 1 magistrations
• New Member: Golden Pride Band Boosters -
• Man arrested in Venus arson case
• Organizers seek to restore Market Square
• Leadership Cleburne begins on Wednesday, September 14. To learn more about the...
• Venus man killed in Afghanistan
• Area wildlife invades homes, yards for food, water
• Budget options discussed by council
• Write or wrong?
• Drier months could be ahead
• Workers present on U.S. 67 tomorrow
• Several agencies respond to fire in Grandview
• Electric Reliability Council encourages residents to conserve
• Stage 1 water restrictions for Burleson begin Monday
• 8/26 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Talking politics
• Cleburne approves redistricting map and plan at budget meeting
• Snakes hungry and on the move
• Woodard water main break affects schools, businesses
• Cleburne water restrictions effective immediately
• 2011 Cleburne Football special section
• 2011 Johnson County Football special section
• Huguley unveils new, upgraded mobile service bus
• Water well mishap sparks fire
• FCCLA student receives gold at nationals
• CD-25 candidate visits Cleburne
• APPLES helps more than 700 students with school supplies
• Burleson council accepts budget figures, tax rate
• Parkinson’s group to meet Thursday
• 8/24 Cleburne police reports
• Back to School for Cleburne - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Hard at work
• Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• Kauffman fails to open amid building, funding problems
• Commissioners name building after fallen deputy
• Smart surfing online: How to maintain your privacy
• CISD approves budget, taxes and salaries
• Wrecks lead to injuries and arrest
• 8/23 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Tarleton announces local grads
• New Member: BeeBo's Playhouse by Baby Signs with Sybil -
• New Member: Custom Computers -
• New Member: Complete Supply, Inc. -
• HotDeal: Back-to-School Computer Special!!! - Mill Street Coffee Internet Cafe h...
• Order up: Heroes Cafe serves up old favorites
• Prayerful beginnings
• CISD agrees on ‘no parent, no child’ procedure
• Man, 18, arrested in CISD burglaries
• Burleson resident continues petition for dog park
• Thursday fire deemed suspicious
• Cleburne council discusses tax rate
• Hill College accreditation reaffirmed
• Trained rescue dogs look to be adopted and loved
• Cleburne High School scores exceed state averages in all areas
• 8/19 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Churches to give clothes, school supplies to students in need
• Perry says he doesn’t believe in global warming
• Members learn about energy use and conservation
• New Member: Verizon Wireless -
• New Member: Rice, Debbie -
• Wednesday grass fires cause little damage
• Dean Smith to help kick off 2011 United Way campaign
• Drought conditions likely to last until end of month
• Firefighters answer 378 calls in July
• 8/18 Cleburne police briefs
• Perry in 2012?
• Burleson approves safety enhancements along Texas 174
• Hill College approaches school districts about tax raise
• Annual tax-free holiday this weekend
• BISD will test school zone signals Thursday
• County seeks 97% collection rate
• CHS students injured in rollover
• 8/17 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Event: Business Expo - 2011 - 9/10/2011
• Cleburne schools burglarized and vandalized over weekend
• Team effort will keep woman in her childhood home
• Commissioners apply for grant for law enforcement
• Grandview teen dies Saturday, Dallas police investigate
• Wheat cheerleaders and coach bring home awards
• Charity helps firefighters battle the heat
• Godley ISD announces free and reduced-price meals plan
• CHS chapter of FCA to hold back to school prayer rally
• Thursday wreck results in minor injuries
• True Gleeks
• CISD hopes to keep day care available for teen parents
• BISD employees to carry additional workload
• Cleburne water rate increases proposed at budget meeting
• Texas Gov. Perry jumps into 2012 Republican race
• Public hearings scheduled for tax rate
• Godley ISD welcomes new agricultural science teacher
• 8 CISD campuses fail to meet federal education standards
• Alvarado Vet Clinic, MOW partner to help clients in need
• HotDeal: FACEBOOK FAN PAGE DESIGNS! - Mill Street Coffee Internet Cafe
• CISD transportation conducts pre-registration for new riders
• Vehicle thefts result in damages
• iPads trump oil: Apple is most valuable US company
• Woman with cerebral palsy could be taken by the state
• Spokesman: Gov. Rick Perry running for president
• Alternate firefighter park locales considered
• Congressman Flores seeks to regain constituents’ trust
• No chickening out
• Carnegie Players announce cast for ‘Father of the Bride’
• Lower proposed tax rate could provide homeowners with savings
• Calling 811 is the law in Texas
• 8/11 Precinct 1 magistrations
• A fresh start for Joshua junior
• Amen Corner returns to Plaza for ‘Smoke on the Mountain’
• How to conserve water during drought
• New online ordering system delays textbook orders
• Upset parents address CISD board members
• Odessa arrestee left woman on side of the road
• Dozens of children to receive supplies for back-to-school
• Cell tower worker listed in stable condition
• U.S. markets fall sharply after S&P downgrade
• CISD to release custodians, ask cafeteria workers to tackle more duties
• Commissioners postpone renaming of buildings
• Polygamist leader gets life in prison for assaults
• Man robbed at knife point
• Boone Street fire proves stubborn, reigniting three times
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• Cleburne proposed budget may retain this year’s tax rate
• TIF district proposed to manage Texas 121 growth
• Court may rename buildings after Taylor
• July breaks temp records
• Burleson ISD trustees to hold regular public meeting Monday
• Second Chick-fil-A to open Thursday in Burleson
• Budget cuts and frugal spending puts CISD ahead of the game
• Online only: 2011 Johnson County Volleyball special section
• Alavarado man charged with child porn-related conspiracy
• Sheriff’s top 10 most wanted list released
• Eat healthy on a budget: 7 ways to be a grocery guru
• Huge packages highlight Black & White Gala auctions
• Future vision
• Nonprofit in short supply needs food, volunteers
• Worker rescued from cell tower
• Times-Review adds Harden as county beat reporter
• Paving the way
• Cleburne ISD board discusses goals, hires teachers
• Johnson County budget shaping up
• Reunion kicks off 119th event on Monday
• Relieve pain at pump: 8 ways to save on gas
• Couple cited for lake hijinks
• New education reporter Bell joins Times-Review staff
• Heat streak continues as residents seek relief
• Fatality wreck in Bono
• Debt-limit bill passed, on its way to Obama
• HotDeal: 10% DISCOUNT ON 20% TUBS - Lone Star Ranch and Outdoors
• Court hopes to maintain tax rate
• JCSO National Night Out postponed
• Committee preps for 19th Black & White Gala
• JCSO seeks info on recent vehicle burglaries
• God-given talent
• TAKS results vary for Johnson County schools
• Court tentatively approves drug force funding
• July/August 2011 Community Life
• A hot day’s night
• Reward offered for arson arrest
• Cleburne shot clinics scheduled for back-to-school vaccines
• Truck knocks child out of crib
• 8 ways to save big this summer
• Cleburne begins redistricting process
• Burglar caught thanks to barking dog
• Vehicle wreck results in fatality
• New Member: Heroes Cafe -
• Property naming policies approved
• Amazing technology
• CISD educator participates in Discovery’s summer institute
• Live wire fire
• Kauffman Leadership Academy close to opening
• For Cleburne’s Jimmy Jones Band, opportunity knocks
• MOW announces plans for September golf tournament
• Race is on
• County burn ban updated to include fireworks
• Collector to show memorabilia at museum
• Liberty Chapel home destroyed in Saturday fire
• Taking another look at Texas cold case killings
• Local students perform in Kids Who Care’s premiere of ‘Choices’
• Cleburne man dies after being hit by truck
• Relay funds help create a world with more birthdays
• Burn ban, market square on county’s Monday agenda
• Cleburne council to discuss districts
• Work in progress
• Skull discovered at Pearl Harbor
• Oslo bomb kills 7; shootings at nearby youth camp
• Vet clinic reports 2 rabid pets
• 7/22 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Cleburne ISD rated Academically Acceptable
• Rio Vista volunteer firefighters honored by CareFlite
• CISD board bans corporal punishment
• Texas education board to rekindle evolution debate
• New Member: Cleburne Education Foundation -
• Flores votes for Cut, Cap and Balance
• Bill to abolish visa lottery moves to full House
• Bicyclists reminded of state laws regarding safety
• Mailbox request concerns resident
• New Member: Arts Unlimited Southwest -
• Young equestrian wins championship first time out
• Cleburne ISD student lunch costs increase
• Perry prayer day receives local feed
• HotDeal: Free Computer Diagnosis - Mill Street Coffee Internet Cafe
• Hill College faculty attend welding training course
• Burleson council will begin search for new city manager
• Reflecting on life
• Williams asks local GOP to be proactive
• Perry’s credentials: As conservative as they come
• Grass fire sparked on Sparks
• Sunday quake rattles Venus area
• Space shuttle leaves space station for last time
• UW grants $3,000 to APPLES
• 7/17 Precinct 1 magistrations
• New Member: Costco Wholesale -
• New Member: Hotside Equipment Service -
• Street justice
• Median age of county’s population increases
• Multiple depts. respond to fire in Cleburne
• Earthquake rattles Venus, Alvarado
• Camp Fire celebrating holidays at day camp
• Ongoing battle
• New Member: Potts Realty Group -
• Grandview-bound family’s RV destroyed in fire
• Government to test risk-based airport screening
• Alvarado trustees approve replacement of track
• Baylor president to speak Sunday at FBC
• New Member: Witcher Insurance Solutions -
• Jailer accused of relations with inmate
• June was hottest month on record in Texas
• Sizzling summer
• City tree trimming program considered
• United Way of Johnson County announces small grant funding
• Burleson doctor prescribes spanking for 5-year-old boy
• Godley teacher attends ‘Making of Modern America’ institute
• Dual-credit deadline extended by Hill College
• After hours today - July 14th at the chamber office. 5:00-6:30 Ish. Great place to network and meet other members. Bring your business cards. See you then. All are welcome.
• Update: 75-acre wildfire destroys two buildings near Joshua
• Burleson winery to host ‘Yappy Hour’ next week
• EPA says all Texas plants will get new air permits
• Six in 10 Texans admit to tossing butts out windows
• Alvarado chief named firefighter of the year
• 7/13 Cleburne police briefs
• Pit mix dog who bit two near Rio Vista tests rabid
• Crowley murder suspect dies
• Taylor remembered
• Cleburne player ‘proud’ recipient of memorial scholarship
• Army vet announces plans to run in new district
• Wildfires continue to burn near The Retreat
• Hundreds gather for funeral of Texas fan who fell
• Traffic stop leads to two burglary arrests
• Death of girl found in SUV remains under investigation
• Firefighters answer 409 calls in June
• Four-year-old girl found dead in SUV near Cleburne
• New Member: De Soto Janitorial Supply, Inc. -
• Twins finish distinguished CHS careers as award winners
• 7/10 Cleburne police reports
• Council to address bids and grants
• Most Johnson County cities see sales-tax revenue increase
• Hundreds gather for funeral of Texas fan who fell
• Strategic plan discussed during council workshop
• Crowley murder suspect captured
• Officials alert residents to phone scam
• 7/10 Precinct 1 magistrations
• Rail proposal proceeds
• Mission: Compassion
• Working capital
• Be sure to come to the After Hours hosted by the Chamber next Thursday, July 14 from 5:00-6:30 at the Chamber!
• Trustees approve assistant superintendent promotion
• Local rescue workers recognized by CareFlite
• Students hope cuisine captures Cali’s attention
• Texas Rangers fan and CHS grad dies, fell reaching for ball
• EPA requires Texas power plants to lower pollution
• Fan dies after falling from stands at Rangers game
• Rebuilt to order
• Grandview superintendent leaving for job in Clyde
• Man, 23, accused of killing kitten
• Portion of Burleson’s Renfro Street closer to being city property
• Car accident claims life of infant boy
• Combs’ role expands in efforts to balance ecology and economy
• Boy, 7, killed in tractor accident
• Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday
• Fires keep firefighters on their toes
• Hamm Creek blaze put out, but flares back up Tuesday
• Cleburne artist named finalist in Don’t Mess with Texas contest
• Former county commissioner returning to the court
• To the rescue
• Archer hits target, winning National Senior Games
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Airport receives grant for security fencing
• 97 percent of Texas remains under severe drought conditions
• New Member: Lanman Delivery Service -
• Texas Comptroller’s Office schedules July tax help
• Increase in children living with grandparents
• Happy 4th of July! Come to the lake for the fireworks at dark! Boat parade at 8 pm. It's not too late to be in the parade, come to the west boat ramp at 7 to join in the fun!
• Cleburne Education foundation names advisory board members
• County purchases upgrade for dispatch
• Firefighters, rain save threatened homes
• End of an era
• HotDeal: 4th of July Sale at Weaver Plant Nursery - Weaver Plant Nursery
• Come out to the lake for the boat parade at 8:00 and fireworks at dusk. July 4th - Lake Pat Cleburne. Have a safe holiday! Cathy - Cleburne Chamber.
• July 4 event staged to spur interest in VFW post
• Cleburne grad Harrington achieves rank of Eagle Scout
• Burleson DWI ‘No Refusal’ policy in force
• CISD approves new hires Thursday
• Session ends 170-day Perry, GOP dominance
• Injured sanitation worker doing well after fall off garbage truck
• 2.5 million lived in U.S. on first independence day
• Going green
• Cleburne, area cities planning Fourth of July festivities
• Garbage pilot program begins in July
• Computer find leads to child porn arrest
• JCLAA sweepstakes winners announced
• CBSA awards scholarships
• M&M Engravers
• House adjourns, fails to pass TSA pat-down bill
• Perry, with eye on 2012, makes California swing
• FSA county committee nominations open
• Taking caution
• CISD trustees to consider donation
• Residents urged to use caution over weekend
• New Member: Patricia Johnson Interiors -
• Texas Tradition Chorus seeks more members
• Inmate fighting murder conviction flees Huntsville jail
• Burleson trustees approve budget
• Obama ’12 campaign to go beyond email, text
• Four hospitalized in Sunday wreck
• U.S. projected to remain third most populous country
• Texas Health nurse commended for life-saving actions
• Court addresses JCLEC expansion
• Dallas County commission to meet after FBI search
• Police respond to several hit-and-run incidents
• ‘Chowdown’ screenings to benefit Zambia
• BREAKING NEWS: Matthews resigns
• Making music
• Team ropers gear for national high school finals in Wyoming
• RV fireman injured in rollover
• Court to consider truck ban on road
• Gee, Stepp remain baseball buddies 15 years later
• Plaza opening ‘Joseph’ tonight
• Carnegie opens ‘Godspell’ today
• Propane gas line leak causes Tuesday fire
• County continues decennial redistricting process
• Burleson runoff winners Allen, Pool take office
• New Member: Gateway Early Learning Center, Inc. -
• CHS trophy to highlight museum exhibit
• Police: Mobster Whitey Bulger arrested in Calif.
• Pete Kendall: Press, T-R employees shared devotion to cause
• County’s Precinct 2 office under investigation
• Attempt to remove Burleson city manager fails
• DPS warns of telephone scams
• Cleburne Public Library offers audio books
• CISD credit rating raised to A+
• 6/23 Cleburne police reports
• Keene man jailed on assault charge
• Historian, author Carlton receives honorary diploma
• A twist in Obama’s health care law: free insurance
• Fort Worth cold case detectives reopen 1977 Moulder Ward case
• Sub-pop math score led to CHS’ unacceptable rating
• Burleson constable named Deputy Constable of the Year
• Cause of fires unknown
• 2011 Medical Directory
• Morgan man indicted in drug possession case
• Fiery crash shuts down I-35W
• Burleson student graduates with 13-year perfect attendance record
• Free Hamm Creek admission day planned for residents
• Flores addresses mammoth site during hearing
• The Royal Princess Foundation
• Proposed map may put county in new district
• Saturday police chase in Cleburne leads to wreck, arrest
• Cleburne man jailed for assault, resisting arrest
• Holiday Custom Homes
• Cleburnite Shaw closes book on mysterious JFK-era figure
• Fund balance gives district room for growth
• Local church looks to help residents without A/C
• Well worth waiting 10 years
• 4th of July fireworks will be held at Lake Pat Cleburne at dark ~ July 4th. Music in sync with the show on KCLE 93.1 FM. Boat Parade on the lake will begin at 8:00 pm. Advance registration preferred. For more information call the chamber. Thank you t
• Paralyzed JHS girl begins rehab
• GM dealership scheduled to open in Cleburne
• Survey: Dads caring, committed, conflicted about work-life balance
• Drinking at CPD, not such a good idea
• Video shows shoving incident between coach, umpire at Burleson ballpark
• Day offers family fun for first responders
• Calvary Baptist plans Father’s Day services
• Register today for the 4th of July Boat Parade!
• Bat mania
• Weiner resigns in wake of sex photos scandal
• Lucero has an award-winning bond with his horse
• White disappearance, Grisham homicide nearing dead end
• Trash pilot program gets green light
• Old newspaper racks become new again with help from art students
• From steer wrestling to steering committees
• New trustees Atwood, Pickens sworn into office
• Rio Vista grows by 227 in last decade
• Lake Pat home threatened by fire
• 2011 We Believe In You scholarships awarded
• Texas immunization registry now covers adults in addition to children
• Application process for CISD open enrollment ends Aug. 3
• Weaver combines missionary work with rodeo
• County establishes burning ban
• Cleburne Recycling Center already gaining popularity
• Keene man charged with third DWI
• Hit-and-run getaway
• 6/14 Felony arrests
• Council to re-address residential trash pick up
• Downtown petting zoo: Chambers Street barricaded
• Commissioners to consider an outdoor burning ban
• Former Grandview judge was fond of his ’56 Ford
• Retiring principal confident in incoming administrator’s skills
• Burleson man continues receiving POW bracelets 38 years later
• 2011 Sheriff's Posse PRCA Rodeo special section online only
• Allen, Pool win in council runoff election
• Event: 4th Of July Boat Parade - 7/4/2011
• Fire causes little damage
• Largest cancer fighting event goes all night
• Nurses learn from doing in bio-terrorism ‘attack’
• New faces join the Sheriff’s Posse rodeo to entertain
• Huggins new announcer at rodeo
• More than 550 graduate from BHS
• Flores again calls for lift of drilling ban
• Keene man charged with sexual assault
• Thursday rodeo dedicated to God
• Knowledge gained
• Burleson leaders OK conference center development plan
• Cleburne trustees name two principals, rehire coach
• New Member: Premiere Nationwide Lending -
• Airport manager search under way
• HotDeal: Free Basic Hosting - Thought Wire Media
• Survivor lap puts a face on fight against cancer
• Keene man faces theft charges
• Gillaspie, McClendon sworn in
• Reigniting fires prompt firefighters to revisit scenes
• 6/9 Cleburne police reports
• Ten-year-old among Relay For Life participants
• Irving cafeteria’s Allie Jefferson retires
• CHS grad to continue theater studies at Hill, beyond
• Caught in the act
• 2011 Relay For Life of Johnson County
• Burleson man indicted for CS delivery
• Two hospitalized in rollover wreck
• Deputies investigate tip of bodies buried in Texas
• Wreck delays traffic, leads to fuel spill
• Brothers bond over the years during Relay events
• Posse’s PRCA Rodeo kicks off Saturday
• Sears donates $2,500 to Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum
• Pete Kendall: Nightmare on Anglin: ‘The bat that refused to go away’
• Cleburne man charged with endangering child
• 6/7 Felony arrests
• Cleburne trustees to meet Tuesday
• PRCA Rodeo schedule
• Graduation 2011 special section
• CHS grad Spurgeon prepares for Coast Guard
• What to do with bats a conundrum
• One killed and one arrested in Saturday accident
• A great moment
• Cleburne goes bats
• Court appoints redistricting advisory committee
• Godley’s top graduate grew through mission experiences
• Cook named Cleburne High valedictorian
• Mid-North home fire under investigation
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• 6/3 Felony arrests
• Rio Vista man charged with copper theft
• 320 to walk at graduation
• Cleburne graduating seniors praised by principal
• With new amenities, park readies for summer
• Cattle Raisers Association praises property rights bills
• Restaurant fire cause unknown
• Cleburne man indicted for sexual assault
• TEAM School graduates 63 students in largest class ever
• CEF hopes to raise $225K in 1st year for CISD
• Cleburne bomb scare proves to be false
• Flores supports Patriot Act extension
• Retired Cleburne pilot shares tips, techniques for instant sales
• Joshua man indicted for retaliation and assault
• Chief batman
• And ... action
• Alvarado ISD hones technology to control cyberbullying
• 297-year sentence handed to Griffith
• Burgess honored at Memorial Day ceremony
• Cleburne man charged with attempted murder
• Mayfield saw Germans at their worst
• May/June Community Life
• Staying safe on Memorial Day weekend
• Friendly budget to allow CISD to fill more teacher vacancies
• A Cleburne stampede
• New Member: Lanny Aiken Insurance -
• Cleburnite survived C-46 airplane incident in World War II
• Cleburne’s Mahan named 2011 James scholar
• Hard hats go for little heads
• Bogus check leads to arrest
• Cleburne man charged with criminal solicitation, unlawful posession of firearm
• Motorcyclist killed in Friday hit-and-run
• McClure takes director post with vocational ag association
• New Member: Royal Princess Foundaion -
• Rape suspect found guilty on all counts
• Poppy proud
• Neill swears in two council members
• Commissioners start redistricting procedures
• Keene ISD’s warrior princess completes perfect year
• AISD seniors earn awards, scholarships
• Cleburne man indicted Wednesday on drug charges
• Smith choirs bring home awards
• 5/29 Felony arrests
• The best for guests
• District conservationist ready to assist county
• Rio’s top graduates tout education in, out of classroom
• Cleburne election cost $14.88 per vote
• CHS senior receives $12K State Farm scholarship
• Cleburne man charged with forgery
• CHS grad leaving Biden press secretary office to practice law
• Matthews elected to 2nd VP position
• Briaroaks breaks ground on second station
• Court approves easements, maintenance
• Sykora upbeat after release from hospital
• Ball Scholarship honoree has Baylor roots
• Conference center rates pinch nonprofits
• Healthy decision
• Rotary club giving away Harley-Davidson on Friday
• 7 skunks, 2 horses test positive for rabies
• 2011 Stay and Play magazine
• AHS senior awaits 1st year at AF Academy
• Cleburne biodiesel producer back in business
• Burleson council certifies election results
• Market Square renewal topic of speech during Springfest
• Students team up for College Day
• Rock thrown at truck
• Cleburne man jailed on drug charge
• Household hazardous waste collection returns Saturday
• Hard hats for little heads
• Cooke Elementary teacher to volunteer at Kenya orphanage
• Godley program targets drunk driving
• Alvarado sees almost 500 new residents, report states
• Keene water case awaits federal court ruling
• Cleburne and Burleson firefighters team up to train
• Horse owners urged to be aware of deadly virus
• Suspected explosive turns out to be geocaching caches
• Lifeline
• CISD could save over $1M with reductions
• Texas 121 project receives clearance
• Orr continues work on school funding
• Family of Alvarado burn victim seeks donations
• Assault charge lands Cleburne man in jail
• 5/18 Felony arrests
• Flores votes for two energy bills
• Perry reappoints Burleson woman to Trinity River Authority board
• Starting over
• Springfest returns for one-day festival
• Perry renews disaster claim for wildfires
• New Member: Property Tax Assistance, Inc. -
• Pete Kendall: Post-Civil War Reconstruction produced heroes, villains
• Cleburne Area Quilters Guild provides resources for community
• Hispanic Americans less likely to recognize stroke signs and symptoms
• Thefts, wrecks keep police busy
• DPS warns of aggressive door to door alarm sales
• Forney woman, 22, jailed on two charges
• Blast from the Past
• Bono house fire blamed on lightning
• Two Burleson city council seats go to runoff
• Cleburne safety district propositions fail
• Rio Vista, Godley host new faces on school board
• Unofficial election results
• On the border
• Governor approves Chisholm Trail name
• New Member: Wellness Fitness -
• Cleburne ISD fifth-graders unite for Little Jacket Relays
• JHS senior Long wins Civil War Challenge
• No Gerard Scholarship given in 2011
• New Member: Reata Design -
• New location, traditions for prom
• 5/13 Cleburne police reports
• New Member: Cleburne Alumni Football Association -
• Novel idea
• Trustees approve new school boundary lines
• Early voting in Burleson election drew 589 voters
• Chisholm club searching for sponsors
• CHS accounting team takes silver medal at state contest
• Bands to perform during Picnic in the Park
• Midlothian man jailed on fraud charge
• Burleson’s Sykora back in the U.S. to continue recovery
• Evolving beauty
• ‘Harvey’ is a good-natured romp
• Come out to the May After Hours Business Social tomorrow, Thursday, May 12 from 5-6:30 at Colonial Manor Nursing Center at 2035 North Granbury in Cleburne. We hope to see you there!
• Marti counselor says goodbye after 44 years
• Early voting turnout light
• County fund balance increases by about $7.6 million
• Wind ensemble receives UIL Sweepstakes Award
• April produced five storm fronts
• Election day poll locations
• Alvarado man jailed on pot charge
• Esquivel named assistant city manager
• Cleburne man traps woman in bedroom
• CHS senior wins national land judging contest
• Court approves Guinn security upgrades
• Pete Kendall: Brush arbors were ancient church settings but much more lively
• Burleson man charged with evading arrest
• Deputy’s actions calmed guests after robbery
• Weekend benefits CAC
• Civil minded
• July 4 organizer hopes for interest in VFW post
• 5/8 Felony arrests
• Burleson woman jailed Friday on felony charge
• To Glen Russell nothing was more important than family
• Court to consider easement grants
• Godley sees 14.8% population growth
• Cleburne hosts National Day of Prayer gathering
• Trustee Allen regrets not listening to watchdogs
• Cleburne-filmed movie targeted to premiere in July
• Adams fourth graders keep up with Possum Kingdom wild fires
• Police respond to stolen bike calls
• Firefighters answer 352 calls in April
• More working women than men have degrees
• Cleburne man charged with injury to child
• Burleson hosts grand opening for Dickey’s Barbecue on Friday
• Fun and games
• Twin Charolais boys are ‘God’s gift’ to Holy Cow
• FEMA denies state request for wildfire disaster aid
• Texans were free after the Civil War, but at what cost?
• Flores launches House energy program
• AHA asks Latinas to have a heart-to-heart this Mother’s Day
• Students help with aid to Japan
• Cleburne voting remains low
• Experts say 80% of women experience ‘baby blues’
• Sports photography program set for Monday night
• Preventative health care for women key to life
• Chamber golf tournament set for Friday
• Low voter turnout on first day of early ballots
• Pete Kendall: Argument continues over route for Jesse Chisholm’s trail
• Smith seventh-grader named to honor choir
• CHS student art awarded at VASE competition
• MOW volunteer recognized for hours of selfless service
• Trash fire cause undetermined, accidents lead to injuries
• Burleson approves construction for playground
• Joshua man charged with identity theft, possession
• 5/4 Cleburne police reports
• Proposed safety taxes would cost about $16 a year
• Locals react to news of Osama bin Laden’s death
• Soaking rain benefits crops in Johnson County
• 2011 Cleburne ISD teachers of the year to be honored
• Cleburne to host two National Day of Prayer gatherings
• Two place in the Top 10 at state
• Layland to host ‘Steppin’ Out: Six Decades of Shoes’
• Three charges land Venus man in JCLEC
• Winning formula
• Cleburne coach to serve through sports ministry in Ukraine
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Program helps inmates with addiction, problems
• Cleburne council seats, props on ballot
• HotDeal: Mother's Day Special - Scentsy Wickless Candles ~ Stephanie Ellestad
• Cleburne ISD announces reassignment of three administrators
• CHS’s Elam switching gears from school to church
• Conference center rate changes proposed
• Suspect in Oklahoma robberies arrested in Cleburne
• Burglary suspect flees, arrested later after he’s identified
• Auction items highlight Roping the Stars Gala
• Early voting information
• Burleson trustee candidates ready for upcoming challenges
• City council weigh pros, cons of trash collection service
• Cleburne woman jailed on drug charge
• Texas education commissioner ditches TPM as part of TAKS formula
• End of watch
• One last bull ride, and Eubank will ride into sunset
• Airport eggcitement; DC-3 flights rescheduled
• Mansfield food bank looking for a miracle and a new home
• Chamber Golf Tournament NEXT FRIDAY, May 6. Registration is at 6:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at 8:00 a.m. Sign up at the Chamber today!
• Cleburne High artist Aprea gives new meaning to ‘mixed media’
• Losing a leg in war didn’t hold back Kouns
• Court removes burn ban
• Man who killed deputy was suspect in Oklahoma hit-and-run
• Brazos Chamber Orchestra to present gala dinner and concert
• Cleburne crime rates up
• Cleburne Alumni Football Association hosting car wash
• Fallen officer Taylor hero, friend to Burleson woman
• New Member: Simply Zinful -
• Sheriff's deputy killed
• Group effort
• Three charges land Conroe man in JCLEC
• Area churches keep tradition of sunrise services alive
• Fraudulent phone call targets state employee following security breach
• Texas outlaws K2, other marijuana-like substances
• Welcome addition
• Two rescued from elevator
• Baadsgaard to reapply as CHS principal
• Blind woman claims mistreatment at jail
• First Financial president, CEO to deliver Good Friday message
• Keene: Population growth healthy
• New Member: Renew Home Health -
• Band students present Jazz Under The Stars
• Cleburne has a new city manager. Rick Holden. He will do a great job with the community. Please wish him well
• Holden named city manager
• Pete Kendall: State puts historical stamp of approval on Godley’s ‘Alamo’
• Cody, classmates to lead Thursday’s service
• Cleburne candidates meet up at forum
• CISD came through storms almost unscathed
• Burleson city limits grow about eight acres
• Arlington man charged with drug possession
• CHS’s Herrera wins state entomology title
• HotDeal: Susannah's Food Card - Susannah's Homestyle Cooking
• See the U.S.A. in your Chevrolet Bel Air
• City council to discuss city manager position tonight
• Cleburne airport host to Saturday Easter egg drop
• Cleburne trash collection changes proposed
• Perry requests major disaster declaration
• Townsend to speak at Wednesday’s Holy Week service
• Joshua man receives 15 years for death of firefighter
• United Way of Johnson County accepting small grant applications
• Burleson boy drowns at lake
• Firefighters collecting supplies for Possum Kingdom
• Local youth sought to enter art contest
• Burleson's Sykora recovering after bus crash in Brazil
• Ultimate Jacket: Culpepper a reflection of Jackets’ success from 1956-60
• 2011 Holy Week Services kick off Monday morning
• Harmon: No disaster declaration for Johnson County
• Team player
• Free mammography available Saturday
• A record day for vinyl lovers
• Grandview man seeks help for erosion problems
• Alvarado looking into school bus ‘bullying’ incident
• Reflections honorees to be recognized Monday
• Can’t file your taxes on time? Get an extension
• Watch D.O.G.S. new extension of volunteer program
• Airplane Easter egg drop coming to Cleburne
• CISD literary criticism and ready writers head to UIL regionals
• CISD extends term, continuing contracts of 372 employees
• Damage assessment
• City approves airport fence
• Liberty Chapel man pinned by forklift
• City approves narrows manager search
• Power restored to most victims of Monday thunderstorms
• Accounting team among UIL regional qualifiers
• CASA clay shoot set for Friday
• Trustees approve $4.2 million budget cuts
• Cleburne man jailed on three drug charges
• Burleson's Sykora, U.S. Olympic volleyball player, injured in bus crash
• Rabid horse at local shows from Johnson County
• Trustees approve 127 resignations, terminations
• Cemetery association donates funds to Alvarado
• Pete Kendall: The votes are in for everyone’s favorite hamburger spots
• HotDeal: Free Estimate on Your Job - Holiday Custom Homes / Custom Framing and Remodeling
• ‘Judge’ Bill Anderson followed in footsteps of father Roy
• Cleburne ISD trustees accept terminations, resignations
• Tornados, strong winds cause outage for 7,500 United Members
• County hit hard by storm, clean-up begins
• Storms damage homes, businesses in Johnson County
• Team Fenix rises again
• CISD personnel cuts go to board on Monday
• Bad times means good times for Goodwill
• Airport fencing on council agenda
• Court to consider nuisances
• Two CISD students place at state hoop shoot
• Thief found on Craigslist
• Plans under way for 2011 community Holy Week Services
• Dig into spring
• Four named million word readers
• Alvarado man charged with sexual assault
• Cleburne sees only slight March sales tax increase
• Joshua’s Collin Elrod awarded Eagle Scout badge
• Cleburne man charged with records tampering
• SOC meeting Monday
• ‘Oh, Say’ at O’Reilly
• Sheriff in favor of anti-bullying legislation
• 2 ex-Confederate soldiers served Cleburne as physicians
• Fowler served his town in many ways
• Conditions ripe for wildfire through Sunday, forestry officials say
• Burleson council approves voluntary annexation ordinance’s first reading
• AHS students win speech competition
• Clerk stresses informal marriage certificate
• Proposed cuts could put group homes out of business
• Questions answered on Cleburne’s sales tax election
• Texas lawmakers consider Alamo management changes
• Pete Kendall: The hunt continues for Nolan’s flat, sandstone grave marker
• House fire deemed electrical in nature
• Pipeline explosion negotiations continue
• Euclid home burns
• Girl suspected in multiple vehicle burglaries arrested
• Christian Lodge celebrates its 1st year of operation
• U.S. 67 eastbound lanes open Wednesday
• Burleson stakes claim as Johnson County’s largest city
• City plans for future water resources
• Safer driving, work zones
• Carnival to benefit Briden cabin
• April After Hours Business Social will be on Thursday, April 14 at the Wal-Mart Distribution Center, 3470 Windmill Road in Cleburne, from 5-6:30 pm.
• CHS principal proposed for cut in RIF
• Sign of respect
• Burleson man discovers health care alternative
• Joshua High School UIL team sweeps to third straight title
• Trustees OK funds to fix HVAC system
• Burgess was among six killed in ongoing battle
• A beautiful award for Keep Cleburne Beautiful
• Pete Kendall: Superintendent isn’t to blame for Cleburne ISD’s problem
• Cleburne woman jailed on drug charge
• Mom: Joshua ISD officials didn’t come to son’s aid
• Bouncing back
• Proposed education cut sounds good to Miller
• Cleburne firefighters help monitor state wildfires
• The carpenter’s room: CIA prepares for Saturday workday
• Joshua family to hold press conference to discuss school bullying lawsuit
• San Antonio man jailed on drug charge
• Study: 1 in 6 Johnson County residents struggle with hunger
• ’99 CHS grad dies in Afghan ambush
• Protecting the flock
• Joshua’s 30.5% population growth in line with expectations
• Consolidation of elementary schools now unlikely in Cleburne
• Record number of students enter PTA Reflections program
• Information needed on late serviceman
• Seven nominated for Adopter of the Year
• Lawsuit filed in suicide of Joshua MS student
• No historical evidence found to pinpoint Philip Nolan burial
• UEA reps lobby to retain 22-1 room ratio
• Commissioners approve speed limit change on County Road 528
• Flores invites students to service academy forum
• Birdwell and Orr praise Voter ID Bill
• Wrecks cause damage, no injuries
• 3/29 Felony arrests
• Keene man jailed for DWI, evading arrest
• $6.5M in payroll cuts proposed at CISD meeting
• The Yankee who befriended Johnny Reb after Civil War
• Joshua trustees look to cut $2 million
• CISD board meets Monday to finalize cuts, RIF
• Laps of love
• March/April Community Life
• Sent to serve
• Historians hope to answer questions about adventurer Nolan
• Census Bureau: Texas tax collections decrease 5.7%
• Cleburne council considers permit fee increases
• Elevated fire weather conditions
• Store clerks arrested during alcohol sales sting operation
• Seminar focuses on church safety
• Former Grandview mayor dies
• AP analysis: US economic stress dips in past year
• Advocacy center hosts kick-off for Cowboys for Kids
• AISD to host public meeting on budget cuts
• Mental health cuts could leave Texans without some key services
• Cleburne council approves summer golf rates
• When seconds count, CPR can save a life
• Hispanics now majority in Texas public schools
• Burleson recognized for a ‘Sunny’
• Damage control
• Combs touts Texas transparency rating
• Hurst man held on theft charges and TDC parole violation
• 3/24 Felony arrests
• Love is in the air at the courthouse square
• Grandview resident donates medical ledgers to JCHC museum
• Godley superintendent to retire in December
• Burleson council amends fee schedule
• Community performance set for Saturday
• Cleburne man faces five charges, including theft of copper
• Godley students impacted by Rachel’s Challenge message
• Alvarado man convicted of manslaughter
• Birdwell weighs in on budget, recent bills
• Times-Review readers sound off on dangers of nuclear power
• CISD middle schools dominate One Act contest
• Terry’s Texas Rangers to provide a living history on Saturday
• Cracked valve leaks fuel at Cleburne airport
• Burleson man killed in traffic accident
• Middle school teen volunteers during Spring Break
• JoCo Spring Fling set
• Murphy to talk about ‘Mockingbird’ book
• Man hospitalized after hanging attempt
• Man charged with possession of controlled substance
• Coffee consumption associated with lower risk of stroke
• 3/20 Felony arrests
• Walking by faith, not by sight
• Pat Cleburne birthday celebration returns to namesake city
• Safety No. 1 priority at Comanche
• Flores calls for drilling permit reforms
• UCS mourns loss of board president
• Don’t be left off the track at the 2011 JC Relay For Life
• CHS practice field undergoes renovation
• JISD won’t terminate employees in budget cuts
• Flores votes for cuts, energy exploration expansion
• Cleburne expected higher census count
• Joshua woman jailed on assault charge
• Rangers decline to investigate road acceptance
• Assault suspect has previous conviction
• Appraisal district receives high marks
• If weeds can flourish, flowers, veggies can grow together
• Smith artwork goes on tour
• Bluebonnet forecast: Not as impressive as last year
• Godley native wins scholarship
• Time constraints eliminate some from board races
• Johnson County sheriff: No racial profiling complaints in 2010
• Reader's Choice 2011
• Cleburne council elections set to go
• 4-way race on tap for unexpired term in Burleson
• ‘Greatest generation’ honored during MOW March for Meals
• Dryers cause two fires
• Burleson man charged
• ECCC awards outstanding citizens at banquet
• Birdwell files bill package for legislative session
• Court approves public nuisance abatement, board appointments
• Pete Kendall: Social network allows locals to speak out on state budget
• Cleburne firefighters honored
• Smile Cleburne vandal, you’re on camera
• And ... action!
• Fun-N-Sun closing Cleburne location, moving employees to Granbury
• Cleburne fire marshal's son killed in rollover
• Red Cross prepares for, responds to local, national disasters
• Court to consider public nuisance, county board appointments
• On my honor
• Airplane Easter egg drop coming to Cleburne on April 23
• CISD board denies grievance by parent
• Cleburne boasts another sales tax revenue increase
• BISD trustees prioritize $8.2 million budget cut proposal
• Don’t forget Sunday’s time change
• Bill would make teacher pay cuts an option
• ECCC banquet set for Saturday at CCC
• Burns files for Place 1 in Cleburne ISD school board election
• Street name change decision delayed
• Carnegie’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ opens Friday
• Don't miss the After Hours Business Social Tonight at the Liberty Hotel, 205 S. Caddo in Cleburne, from 5-6:30 pm.
• Burleson approves gas well permit
• Cleburnite wins Cowboys ‘Wild Weekend’ package
• Cleburne firefighters respond to chemical spill on Henderson
• 3/10 Comments on the Weather
• Electrical problems likely house fire cause
• Cleburne trustees deny Level 3 grievance
• Rio Vista residents speak out for Hobbs
• 3rd cemetery vandal sentenced
• Madison files for re-election to CISD board spot
• Rangers investigating acceptance of road
• Cleburne FD banquet honors firefighters past and present
• Former Mafia boss speaks at prayer breakfast
• Cleburne gas prices soar, drivers can take steps to conserve
• Burleson woman indicted on drug charges
• 3/8 Cleburne police reports
• 3/8 Felony arrests
• Rendon man tries to evade arrest and fails
• CISD to host community forum Tuesday on budget concerns
• Report of victim in burning apartment proves false
• Cleburne educator Cribbs remembered as fair, honest, no shrinking violet
• Unique perspective
• Cemetery vandals ordered to pay restitution
• NAMI offers free course to increase awareness of mental illness
• Five Joshua students arrested on drug charges
• Wheat sixth grader provides speed for science experiment
• CISD working to improve federal AYP ratings
• Burleson H-E-B celebrates Texas Independence Day with Tex-Fest
• Joshua city projects make slow, steady progress
• Burn ban remains in effect for county
• Time running out for Driver Responsibility Program amnesty
• Sixth grade Joshua student charged with poisoning his teacher
• 3/4 Felony arrests
• Grandview Zebra Strings to perform at Graceland
• A.D. Young rallies students to score big on TAKS tests
• Changes discussed during 121 hearing
• Sugary drinks linked to high blood pressure
• General Pat Cleburne's Birthday Celebration is March 26th at Buddy Stewart Park from 9-5. Make plans now to bring the whole family! If you know of anyone who might like to be a vendor or a sponsor for this event let us know here at the Chamber.
• Two JC males arrested for aggravated robbery
• There’s still time to get a flu shot
• Beef: It’s what’s for dinner but at a higher price
• Comptroller’s office schedules tax help
• BISD trustees discuss $5M budget cuts, layoffs
• Golden Corral closing not city related
• Splash Station to hold job fair Saturday
• AISD band, choir students qualify for state contest
• DPS warns against travel to Mexico
• Burleson conducts first annexation hearing on I-35W property
• Court approves 96-bed jail expansion contract
• Candidate hopes to reflect city values
• Pete Kendall: Earley was Rock of Gibraltar for ’58 Yellow Jacket semifinalists
• Truck hits Cleburne home, photos still missing at Chigo’s
• 3/1 Felony arrests
• Cleburne PTA members join in March 2 Fund Texas Future Day
• Lillian 4-H’er places in the top 10 with five youth fair entries
• You can stretch your grocery dollars and eat healthy, too
• Layland honors 175th birthday of Texas
• Raffle to benefit CHS athletics
• 2/27 Felony arrests
• Loose line likely culprit in Thursday truck fire
• Ground control
• Flores holds first Cleburne town hall meeting
• West dairy farming tradition continues with grandson Worlow
• Court to consider final jail expansion contract
• Thomas gets $10,000 for champion steer at JC Livestock Show
• High hopes
• Cleburne could make its way to the big screen
• Welding trailer an ag mechanics hit for Cleburne’s Rauer
• Hobbs out as football coach/AD at RVISD
• Cleburne working with hotel on taxes
• Burleson trucker exonerated of Hill County felony charges
• Clean sweep
• Cleburne graduate continues to be big man on campus
• City meeting delivers frank talk, calls for unity
• Council approves police district budget
• Burleson council member Stephens resigns, cites personal reasons
• Grandview man arrested on drug and burglary charges
• Fabulous Forties Fling set for March 26
• Republicans hear from Reagan, Jones at awards banquet
• Alumni football team to play at Cowboys venue
• Downtown burger spot burglarized
• 2/23 Felony arrests
• Cleburne man jailed on multiple drug charges
• Study finds racial gaps continue in heart disease awareness
• CISD to have school Thursday, Friday
• CISD looking for employees to voluntarily resign or retire
• Teacher a steady role model for youth at Wheat
• Facebook pollsters offer ideas on CISD budget cuts
• Alvarado cost-cutting measures include early retirement
• 2/22 Felony arrests
• Council workshop addresses Cleburne budget and future
• Weatherford man involved in accident, charged with DWI
• Gerard named to Higher Performing Schools list
• Man involved in fatal wreck identified
• Liberty Hotel wins top award
• Johnson County Junior Livestock Show and Youth Fair schedule
• Coleman Colt Canter benefits field trips
• Cleburne This is Texas magazine
• Cleburne man held on $100,000 bond for drugs
• 2010 Census: Johnson County population passes 150,000
• 2/20 Cleburne police reports
• A sleepover for a cause
• Callender resigns from Keene ISD
• 'Whim of Circumstance'
• Cleburne resident showing off custom car at Dallas AutoRama
• Godley ag student worked hard for his money at SA
• It’s show time
• Mark your calendars now for the March After Hours at Liberty Hotel on Thursday, March 10 from 5-6:30 p.m.
• Man killed in head-on collision
• Cleburne-born author goes back to the future
• Judge doubles drug suspect’s bond; Top 10 list down to eight fugitives
• Prayer breakfast musical duo have Cleburne connection
• Experts: Too many teens experience physical abuse from dating partners
• SWAU showcasing art
• Ride 2 Recovery returning to Cleburne
• Godley man arrested on 23-year-old warrant
• Store robber possibly caught
• A new direction
• Senior’s ‘attention to detail’ has project ready
• Glen Rose dino tracks need new home
• Search continues for robbery suspect
• Woman arrested on three charges
• Bankrupt Borders to close Burleson store
• Covington VFD fire remains under investigation, chief says
• Census Bureau: 105% increase in black-owned businesses
• 3 file for Cleburne council
• Bond denied for Cleburne theft suspect
• Man charged with assault and evading arrest
• Prayer Breakfast speaker former mob boss
• 2/16 Felony arrests
• Eagles’ baseball united Cleburne’s east side
• CHS Course Fair and Senior Seminar set for Thursday
• Pete Kendall: Rally against Bellard, Bucks 1 of Jackets’ greatest
• Court approves LaSalle jail expansion project
• Miller discusses school consolidation
• Armed robber hits two stores
• District judge grants stay in Toyota case
• Hot topic
• Energy savings result from CISD conservation
• Cleburne calls for sales tax election
• County Republicans condemn Mansfield ISD plan to teach Arabic
• Online exclusive: 2011 Spring Sports special section
• Appe-Thai-zing
• For county spellers, it’s quite a safari out there
• Most area cities see sales tax revenue increase
• National Burn Awareness Week reminds parents to keep kids safe
• Burleson completes FM 731 involuntary annexation
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Obesity costs Texas $9.5 billion annually
• Deputies recover kinkajou in home near Grandview
• ‘Just say no to telemarketers,’ DPS says
• Burleson man charged with assault
• Ransom note demands 100 hot dogs
• RIF gives Miller authority to act on all contracts
• District judge appoints special counsel in Toyota case
• Commission investigates industry performance
• Spelling bee alternate by choice
• Eight students head to county spelling bee
• Man indicted for child porn
• County releases new top 10 most wanted list
• 2/10 Felony arrests
• Hot dog man loses his head during last week’s cold spell
• Icy roads create driving hazards, accidents
• Pete Kendall: CISD needs to go back to the drawing board
• All Johnson County school districts closed today
• ERCOT asks consumers to conserve energy at peak times
• Ready for Round 2
• ‘Mockingbird’ on tap
• Aker, Cassens honored with queen, ambassador scholarships
• CISD trustees approve program change RIF
• Filing for Cleburne elections begins Saturday
• Court tables jail expansion
• Vehicle fire cause unknown
• Man faces family violence charges
• Firefighters answer 345 calls
• African-Americans to make up 15 percent of population by 2050
• After Hours Business Social next Thursday, February 17 from 5-6:30 pm at Lonestar Autoplex at 2235 North Main in Cleburne. Come out for networking and a great time!
• Living grace
• Chamber awards Hightower Citizen of the Year
• Joshua, Grandview students gather honors at stock show
• Districts plan for snow day waiver
• Zonta Club welcomes Texas poet laureate
• Joshua woman faces assault charges for stabbing father-in-law
• Joshua man killed in Thursday rollover
• Grid condition improving but conservation still urged
• Network sought for ex-offender re-entry plan
• SHUT DOWN
• County relatively quiet despite slick roads
• Wheat Middle School partially flooded
• Cleburne native to lead football championship fly over
• 2/3 Felony arrests
• Cold weather challenges Cleburne vocational ag students
• Community food donations help the elderly
• Experts list top preventable birth defects as part of prevention month efforts
• Energy use rises as temps drop
• Wear red on Friday to support women’s heart health
• Chamber banquet still set for Thursday
• Workshop to assist seniors, parents with scholarship process
• Firefighters: Plunging temps bring heating fires
• Rolling power outages possible throughout the day
• Student artists assist with school board recognition
• Cleburne reports few weather-related incidents
• Serving first
• Nolen hangs up his spurs
• Tuesday and Wednesday closings
• CISD trustee Allen will not seek re-election
• Pete Kendall: Cleburne offers excitement aplenty for Super visitors
• County slides into Tuesday after winter storm hits overnight
• Boy hospitalized after horse-vehicle mishap
• Joshua man charged with assault
• Candle sparks minor house fire
• Most Johnson County city offices, school districts closed
• Due to weather conditions Cleburne ISD school district is closed today, February 1st.
• Severe weather hits Johnson County tomorrow
• Fla. judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Hill College approved for law enforcement academy
• January/February Community Life
• CAC therapy dogs: We work for hugs and kisses
• Crafts For Christ
• Homemade sodas a huge hit for Cleburne family
• County home builder teams up with ‘Extreme Home Makeover’
• Texas resident committee submits I-35 corridor plan
• CISD administrators analyze financial priorities
• Offensive, defensive talent galore on both 2011 all-county teams
• Alvarado leads county selections
• Blue ribbon a cinch if Bruiser has his way
• Nolan River chimney fire results in minor damage
• Burleson Centennial history book author visits, seeks input
• Man linked to six Cleburne robberies in recent months
• Campus winners to compete at Elks Lodge Hoop Shoot
• Nolan River chimney fire results in minor damage
• Granbury man jailed Thursday on three charges
• Operation Blessing hosts women’s conference
• Former Keene resident gives gift of music
• Do you know when severe weather is possible?
• Cleburne charter school expected to open in 2011
• Council sets stage for fire district tax election
• AHS celebrates four winter graduates
• Convenience store burglarized
• Cleburne Christian Academy establishes new honor society
• 1/27 Felony arrests
• JC 4-H dairy team wins first place at Open Dairy contest
• Super set
• Cleburne ISD board accused of violating policy with dinner
• School consolidation could doom Rio Vista
• Department of Public Safety announces amnesty program
• AEN students earn toy party
• Early Bird Discount for Annual Banquet tickets ends this Friday! Get your tickets today! After Friday, prices rise to $40 for individual and $650 for Corporate table.
• Cleburne man arrested on warrant
• Wrecks result in no injuries
• Burleson trustees call school board election for May 14
• Wilmore officially steps down after 21 years
• Lottery tickets stolen from Cleburne Stop
• Burn ban tabled, court monitors conditions
• Pete Kendall: Don’t forget Johnson County when you talk about Chisholm Trail
• Wheat Middle School receives college readiness grant
• Alvarado man runs afoul of law again
• Altered scrapbooking class offered at Layland Museum
• Indictments include murder, escape and aggravated robbery
• Speeding lands driver in the ditch in Cleburne
• Renaissance man
• Outdoor burn ban back on agenda
• Council to address fire safety budget
• AISD eyes furloughs to ease economic pressures
• Young contract to be addressed on Monday
• Rio Vista places two on first team after breakout year; seniors, underclassmen combine to make a diverse second team
• Villegas, Weese lead 2011 squad
• Leadership prayer breakfast set for March 7
• Burleson City Council continues annexation proceedings
• Leap forward expected in career-tech program
• New Census website launched
• Godley teacher's aide arrested on improper relations charge
• Alvarado man has four warrants for DWI in Henderson County
• Everywhere a chick chick
• County to seek death penalty against Soliz
• Help needed: Info about Cleburne Vietnam veteran
• Church wreck driver receives probation
• Wrecks lead to arrest, minor injury
• 1/20 Felony arrests
• Venus woman charged with assault
• Blessing received from local builders, contractors
• Crime control budget and plan approved during meeting
• Meals-on-Wheels plans spring event to salute the ‘Fabulous ’40s’
• Gallery Sunday studies Pandemic
• Godley males detained in scrap metal theft
• Robber strikes again Sunday
• Joshua ISD super awarded extension
• Tickets for the Chamber's Annual Banquet on Thursday, February 3 are on sale NOW at the Chamber. Tickets are $35 each or a Corporate table of 10 for $600. 817-645-2455
• ‘Who you are makes a difference’ MLK speaker says
• Cleburne sees sales tax bump
• Pete Kendall: Digging up the truth about Jesse James’ burial
• Fire station, personnel on CFD wish list
• Assault suspect Green captured by deputies
• Over and out
• Students find multiple uses for greenhouse
• Plans for Burleson bus, rail transit station explored
• Late fees led to child porn arrest
• Forensics: Fact (Cleburne High) or fiction (TV)
• Burleson celebrates recognition as kid-centric community
• Benton to speak at annual MLK luncheon
• Summit helps CPD battle ID theft
• Smith earns all-state choir honor
• United Way surpasses 2010 goal
• Sudden stop leads to injury
• 1/14 Felony arrests
• Finding their niche
• Godley ranch educating horse owners
• Company looks to expand, partner with schools
• Street repairs discussed by council
• Flores calls for an end to drilling restrictions
• Cleburne ISD celebrates School Board Recognition Month
• Cleburne man arrested for child pornography
• First ‘Baby Boomers’ officially hit senior status, home health care agencies and families feel effect
• Wrecks lead to damage, arrest
• Ledbetter sentenced in Tarrant and Johnson counties
• The big chill
• Pete Kendall: Green or red? It’s all in the chiles at Tex-Mex restaurants
• Cemetery vandalism cases to go to trial
• Orr supports Straus in Speaker’s race
• Joshua man jailed on drug charge
• Smith students bring home first UIL championship
• AgriLife Extension Service hosts Central Texas Family Issues Summit
• Mysterious ways
• Commissioners lift burn ban, approve mineral lease for MHMR
• Blue Cross, THR deal ends threat of insurance problems
• Schmidt paces county 4-H team to national title
• Monday wreck on 174 remains under investigation
• Bad news may not be true, CISD’s Miller tells Rotarians
• Grand Prairie woman faces DWI open container charge
• Three arrested in connection with assaults
• Another window shot out
• Wheat students bring home six gold medals in UIL contest
• Vandalism suspects names released
• Filing season starts on time for most
• Open for business
• Historic cemetery at former CHS honored
• Arctic blast predicted ... Are you prepared?
• Local Frog fans bowled over
• Deputies arrest suspect in drive-by shooting incident
• Court to consider mineral development lease
• Online exclusive: Soccer 2011 special section
• Lady Cats knock off No. 1 Brock; Cleburne teams, Godley boys fall
• Not so New Year’s baby
• Rhome Field cemetery is one of Cleburne’s most historic sites
• Texas state government revenues decline 32%
• Minister to offer rational defense for God’s existence
• Four to audition for all-state
• Comptroller offering free taxpayer seminars
• Cowtown bound
• Disturbance call leads to arrest, trip to Texas Health Cleburne
• Drivers will pay more for liability insurance
• Ledbetter receives 12-year prison sentence
• Cleburne band students to audition for all-state
• Herb Society looks forward to new year
• Board approves eliminating of Universal Breakfast program
• Minor arrest charge becomes major offense during booking
• Arrests made in 5 reported assaults
• 1/6 Felony arrests
• Everyone come out tomorrow to the new Chamber Building to take a tour and be in the ribbon cutting picture. Ribbon Cutting at 4 and Open House from 4-6
• 4-H meats judging team gears for national contest in Colo.
• ‘Trust’ led Miller to believe employees followed policy
• Council grants petition, waiver
• String of broken windows continues
• Book Club considers overcomers
• Firefighters answer 400 calls
• ‘I swear’
• Pete Kendall: Growing up purple with a Horned Frog chinstrap
• Six-year-old ‘prince’ loses his battle with cancer
• Man involved in October wreck dies
• New Year’s revelers charged with drug possession, public intoxication
• Park fire cause unknown
• Water conservation district adopts temporary rules for wells
• 1/2 Felony arrests
• Top 10 of 2010: No. 1: Cleburne ISD woes
• Top 10 of 2010: No. 2: Blast shakes county
• Top 10 of 2010: No. 3: City makes changes
• Top 10 of 2010: No. 4: Turmoil for county ISS
• Top 10 of 2010: No. 5: Elections bring change
• Top 10 of 2010: No. 6: Texas 121, finally?
• Top 10 of 2010: No. 7: Murder in Godley
• Top 10 of 2010: No. 8: Fun Time RV closes
• Top 10 of 2010: No. 10: Changes rock rodeo
• Top 10 of 2010: No. 9: Gee starts for Mets
• Everyone is invited to our open house at the new chamber building this thursday, Jan.6th from 4:00-6:00. Ribbon cutting at 4:00. Please stop by and see us. We are so proud of the building.
• Hundreds attend officers’ retirement bash
• Commissioner uncovers, donates 1950s medical equipment
• Foot chase on Thursday leads to arrest
• Tip leads to arrest of felon
• Man charged with parole violation
• Recycling holiday greens
• Burleson ISD retiree Scott recalled for humanity, efficiency
• FFA youth gets most out of domestic, feral hogs
• With meager rainfall, outdoor burn ban continues
• Raising swine can be stressful for everyone
• Plaza prepares ‘Pointed Toes’
• Cleburne woman one of thousands stuck in the weather
• JCSO seeks help in finding copper thieves
• 12/29 Felony arrests
• Theft and damage calls keep police busy over holiday
• Cleburne convenience store robbed
• Year-end taxpayers get a break
• Wrecks and near wrecks lead to arrests
• Most Wanted arrests interrupt Christmas weekend
• Court reappoints Rice as county treasurer
• City council names alternates to crime control board
• 12/28 Cleburne police reports
• Tree recycling under way
• Man indicted on manslaughter charges
• Granbury man dies in wreck
• Top 10 Most Wanted fugitive arrested
• Life-saving gift
• Boxing coach teachers strength, stamina to team
• Cleburne council to revise crime district membership
• Two officers set to retire after long-term careers
• Court to discuss public nuisance
• Godley murder suspects indicted on capital murder charges
• Police brighten holidays with bicycles
• JCSO patrols for Santa, DWIs
• Census statistics show the holiday rush to retail stores is on
• Pete Kendall: Reversal of fate, fortune before ‘retirement’ was official
• Robinson declines new term as county treasurer
• Flores vows to consider canceled area funding
• Holiday closings
• Twenty-nine graduate from TEAM School
• Driver inattention leads to wreck
• Council conducts second annexation public hearing
• Fire district board holds first meeting
• JHS recognized by council for college readiness
• Edwards: Honored to have served 20 years in Johnson County
• JC fugitive nabbed in Colorado
• Head-on collision likely alcohol related
• Flores named to three committees
• Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Cleburne Chamber Staff
• Perry issues disaster proclamation for threat of extreme wildfires
• Obama signing 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• State gains four congressional seats in 2010 Census
• Top guns
• Resident files lawsuit against Encana, Chesapeake
• TxDOT encourages motorists to travel safe
• Annual Prospect Show preps JHS ag students for county show
• Keene man jailed on assault charge Sunday
• Commissioners enact burn ban for Johnson County
• Commissioners meet to consider burn ban
• Hot rods for God
• CTA residents reminisce, tell Christmas stories
• Ellis, Wooten named Cleburne ISD teachers of the year
• Lodge residents receive Christmas trip to outback, sort of
• Search continues for longtime fugitive Hernandez
• Firefighter park revisions suggested at workshop
• Joshua man jailed for violating protective order
• Governor appoints Johnson County man to state commission
• CISD accepts resignation of Dr. Lylia King
• AES students take steps to help those in need
• CISD studies need for new vocational ag facility
• Council initiates safety tax process
• Census Bureau starts releasing population, apportionment totals Dec. 21
• 12/16 Cleburne police reports
• Liberty Hotel addition planned
• Cemetery vandalism hearing postponed
• UEA rep critical of salaries at Rio Vista ISD
• Thompson a semifinalist for scholarship
• Police calls involve vehicle theft and damage
• Alvarado man faces child pornography charges
• 12/15 Cleburne police reports
• Remembering Madison
• Haltom City male charged with theft, fraud
• 12/14 Felony arrests
• Firefighters answer 322 calls in November
• Court approves JCSO software agreements
• FEMA publishes new Johnson County flood risk maps
• Wrecks involve possibly impaired drivers
• King to resign Friday, source says
• King's fate could be decided on Friday
• Commissioners to consider handling a public nuisance, road name change
• Edwards vows support for tax cut agreement
• School boy to school man
• Wreck of unknown origin
• Cleburne man held for assault on public servant
• Quiet replaces turmoil in CHS halls
• More than just movies
• King and co-worker under investigation for possible CISD policy violation
• Businesses needed for new student job internship program
• Speaker’s race hot issue in county
• ‘Christmas is Calling You Home’ begins Friday night
• Night of Remembrance to be held Sunday
• Winning beat
• ‘Talk About It’ program targets bullying in JISD
• City council approves drilling site along I-35W
• Police presence amped up after increased student violence on Cleburne High School campus
• Comptroller releases report on school spending, achievement
• Zonta participates in 16 Days of Activism
• No shots fired at Rangaire
• Two Cleburne teens charged with possession of alcohol
• Police called for fights at CHS on Wednesday
• Meals-on-Wheels celebrates National Philanthropy Day
• Precinct 3 staging food and toy drive
• Choir set to perform Christmas concert
• Smith advances to final round of All-State Choir auditions
• FFA Radio Team wins third at State competition
• Cleburne ISD trustees delay action on King
• New Year's Eve Party - Man With The Pointed Toes
• Boy learns lesson in sharing, donates birthday gifts to charity
• Voice of rodeo resigns amidst stock provider controversy
• Cook confirmed as stock contractor for PRCA rodeo
• Trustees to meet on status of King
• Indians fall, 20-13
• Dossett named outstanding in foreign language
• Be sure to come out to the Christmas Parade tonight at 7! Bring the whole family!
• Find comfort and joy at the Woolridge-Frosch home
• Vicars savors Cowboy’s last roundup
• Field Street presents ‘Christmas is Calling You Home’
• 'Tis the season for Whistle Stop Christmas
• FBC presents Christmas program
• Driver records now available online
• Burleson man receives 5 years in fatalities
• New heart attack transfer protocol saves man’s life
• Purple reign and the Big East blues
• Camp Fire hosting Toy Ceremonial
• Joshua man arrested for assault, endangering child
• FFA chapter reeling in awards
• Farmhouse reflects comfort and style with a Texas flair
• Ford fire cause unknown
• Hafford leaving CISD after 40 years of service
• Shiny, new digs
• Step into an ‘Old Fashioned Christmas’ at the Peacock-Elmore House
• Families of adoptive, foster children need some holiday cheer
• Teams of Tomorrow kick off season at TCU halftime
• 12/1 Felony arrests
• Texas announces start date for appliance rebate program
• Four county males jailed on assault, injury charges
• Bears, Washington on tap for Saturday
• Miller, CISD hope to decide King issue by end of week
• Home for Christmas
• Steve Knight: Visit to ‘The Blue Ghost’ a humbling, educational experience
• Arts, entertainment will herald in the guest of this home
• Handle all your holiday mailings with one click
• RV fine arts, science facility close to completion
• House fire blamed on lamp
• Joshua man faces two assault charges
• College and Career Night Tuesday
• Top 10 safety tips for 'Cyber Monday' shopping
• Rio Vista fire results in total loss, but no injuries
• Fossil Rim prepares to reopen Children’s Animal Center
• Rodeo stock producer pick draws cowboys’ ire
• Man finds 1943 T-R edition among father’s possessions
• Daingerfield tops Grandview, 37-20
• Alvarado tops Lubbock Cooper, 35-17
• Cleburne FFA sending 2 teams to state
• Hagan home will help make your spirits bright on tour
• Holden tapped for acting city manager role
• Public safety sales tax proposed at workshop
• Artist’s spiritual and musical interests reflected in her work
• Alvarado man arrested Wednesday on drug charges
• 11/26 Felony arrests
• George Marti’s life is more than just ‘a blip on the screen’
• Gloria Jones’ vision becomes a true ‘blessing’ to the community
• Thanksgiving closings
• Selfless act
• Area firefighters dish up three-alarm chili
• TABC cracks down on alcohol sales to minors
• Pete Kendall: Talking turkey at Thanksgiving doesn’t require eating it
• Cleburne resident helps put out trash fire
• Suspension continues for Cleburne ISD’s King
• Cleburne woman faces 3 charges, $42,000 bond
• Chesapeake reaches past goal
• Fire destroys inside of sports utility vehicle
• Lighted Christmas Parade and Festivities in the Park will begin at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, December 3 at Hulen Park. Come out and join us!
• Whistle Stop Christmas began last night. Be sure to bring out the whole family to Hulen Park for the Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays.
• There are simple ways to ruin a thief’s Thanksgiving
• Many door prizes, shops will be open and there will be plenty of food, beer and wine.
• Cleburne man jailed in family violence case
• Court takes no action on system for sheriff’s office
• Whistlestop Christmas 2010
• Wreck in Godley claims two lives
• Words of kindness
• Veterans urged to check in for benefits check up
• Court to consider software system
• Joshua ISD initiative readies kids for college life
• CISD director of curriculum suspended
• Book smarts
• Hall joins Times-Review staff as news editor
• TxDOT to install signs on selected highways
• 11/19 Felony arrests
• Zebras clobber Melissa
• Godley falls to Littlefield
• Super Bowl countdown discussed at luncheon
• Bomb threat at Adult Probation Center unfounded
• Young: ‘I want to be here’
• Man arrested on assault charges
• Bears invade Layland
• Walters-Sparks graduates from course
• Moving forward
• Legendary coach reflects on character at luncheon
• Outdoor museum kicks off Pioneer Days on Friday
• Board fails to complete Miller’s contract
• Court switches software systems
• Cleburne FFA gears up for area leadership events
• Cleburne Stop robbed on Saturday; cemetery vandalized
• Watching a football team do a good deed
• Don't forget the Quarterly Luncheon tomorrow at the Conference Center at 11:30 a.m. Tara Green Vice-Pres. & COO of North Texas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee will be speaking on "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Super Bowl XLV"
• Murder suspects face more charges
• Legion hosts speech contest
• CEDF elects new directors, officers
• Leader in fighting senior hunger elected to national MOW board
• LES students treated to bullying program
• Gingerbread workshop coming to Smith Center
• SBA offers disaster assistance to those affected by Hermine
• 11/14 Felony arrests
• Firefighters respond to gas well leak
• Quirkiness typified West Texas’s Kerbel
• Texas home front World War II marker dedicated
• Venus men indicted in connection with unrelated murders
• Court to consider services for JCSO
• Carroll’s written a blank check for his country
• Moving ceremony marks Veterans Day in Cleburne
• Second grader named district reading champ
• Bible Baptist Church to celebrate 103 years
• Cleburne church members collect gifts for children
• Man hits, runs, repeats
• Cleburne man charged with sexual assault, indecency with child
• Close call
• Grandview grad remembers stint in Korea
• Birdwell renews call for voter ID
• Daniel receives jail time in plea deal
• Woolley helping lead Tech team to victories
• Cooke remembered as friend of staff, students in Cleburne school years
• Cold weather causes precautions in heating homes
• Flores reflects on election, looks forward to Congress
• Council awards bid for plant expansion
• ‘Stop’ in the name of the law
• Plaza’s ‘Over the River’ open through Nov. 20
• Flores celebrates victory at Cleburne breakfast
• Veterans Day programs in Johnson County
• Fitting tribute
• Mr., Miss Golden Pride named
• Cagle named football sweetheart
• CISD choirs honoring veterans with concert
• Veterans Appreciation Week declared by commissioners
• Ministry for families of incarcerated seeking donations
• Court approves new IT policies
• Pete Kendall: Rivalry renewed
• 11/9 Local briefs
• Southwest launches second fare sale for winter days
• The game of Jeremiah’s life
• Woman arrested after snacking on earrings
• Hill opens Snap-On Certification Center
• 2010 TEA Gold Performance reports awarded to CISD schools
• 11/7 Local briefs
• Sunday night earthquake confirmed
• Dreams take flight
• Alvarado man stopped on drug charge in Burleson
• Court to establish policies for IT
• History comes alive at Johnson County Courthouse
• Johnson County students graduate from Tarleton State University
• Reports: Cowboys fire coach Phillips
• American Legion to honor veterans
• No confirmed earthquake in Cleburne
• Firefighters answer 395 calls
• Devon Energy comes through for United Way
• Carnegie announces ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ cast
• Grandview addresses needs with $900,000 ag facility
• Cleburne gas station burglarized Friday
• Jacket alumni hammer arch-rival Elks
• Set your clocks back one hour tonight
• 11/5 Local briefs
• Save Old Cleburne meeting Monday
• Middle school all-region choir concert Saturday
• Marker to recognize Texas home front during WWII
• History center graces new phone book cover
• Floral design class fleshes out CHS art, vocational curriculum
• Harmon showing improvement after gunshot wound
• Tis the season for shopping
• Treasure hunters
• Honor earned
• Harmon Insurance owner shot, in intensive care
• Joshua woman killed in wreck
• Bekkelund says changes in store
• Court recognizes Carlton
• Nominees for Mr., Miss Golden Pride announced
• POW to speak Saturday
• Weather reduces crime to trickle
• District taking sealed bids on old Irving school
• City mgr. search may stretch into next year
• Businessman Stretch Smith named to Cowboy Hall of Fame
• Gerard kindergartener injured in accident
• Escapee captured in Fort Worth
• A fun day in the park
• ‘Dearly Beloved’ runs through Thursday
• Final Johnson County voting results
• Edwards ousted by Flores
• Perry defeats White in race for Texas gov
• Voters pass on street tax proposal
• Ackermann rolls past Speyer; Janes defeats Bischoff
• Alvarado school bond fails
• Bekkelund beats Ecord in JP 4 race
• State rep Orr secures 4th term
• Cleburne chamber selling park bash tickets
• Some people are never too old to celebrate Halloween
• Early voting turnout healthy
• City manager hiring process begins
• Joshua High wins exemplary appeal
• Program ‘changing the lives’ of students
• Deputies grab woman on drug charge, parole violation
• Funeral services held Monday for retired assistant superintendent
• 11/2 Cleburne police reports
• 11/2 Felony arrests
• Several charged in court on Friday
• Gallery Sunday features author of Vietnam book
• Chambers honored at Summit
• Hurst man killed in rollover
• Center helps women overcome abuse, move on
• Three stories of horror
• If passed, bond would pay for school
• Election involves street maintenance
• Election roundup
• Voting day locations
• Red for Rangers
• Award winning photographer to speak
• Fire prevention coloring books donated
• Chisholm Trail targeted for 2013
• Rangers fever
• Two trapped in machinery
• 10/29 Local briefs
• CHS choir to compete at all-region Saturday
• TEAM School receives grant
• Irving fifth grader named district’s 2010 Luminant scholar
• Mayor, Ward II seats up for grabs
• JCSO: Safety comes 1st
• For Chesapeake employees, it’s hair today, gone tomorrow
• Outdoor upgrade
• Free mammograms on Saturday
• Layland setting the stage
• Man sent to county on reckless driving charge
• Giving, without blinking an eye
• Bush 41 endorses Flores
• Is ‘Stayin’ Alive’ now easier?
• District sits and waits for ballot outcome
• Bransom Elementary shut down for second day in a row on Tuesday
• Miller named lone finalist for Cleburne ISD superintendent
• 10/17 Local briefs
• Alumni association announces honorees
• Taggart crowned Grandview queen
• Texas courts now receiving DPS traffic citations electronically
• National Domestic Violence Month
• All shook up
• Madison honored for 15 years of service
• Pete Kendall: Cleburne coach lacks W’s, but not a friend
• The good fight
• Classes at Bransom cancelled Monday after waterline break
• Cleburne stages Carnegie debate
• Burleson tax election up in air
• Woman involved in Thursday wreck dies
• Voters head to polls Saturday
• Infant death shakes county
• $2.5 million scratch-off sold at Rio Vista store
• Sept. 11 artifact centerpiece of planned park
• 10/15 Local briefs
• Police seek shooting suspect
• Burleson police arrest sexual assault suspect
• Top 10 most wanted fugitive arrested
• Cafeteria staff serves up food for thought
• Several injured in wreck
• Hensarling stumps for Flores in Cleburne
• Swinging through Cleburne
• Edwards picks up support
• A soldier’s tale
• 10/14 Local briefs
• In a twist, Dracula gives blood
• 10/14 September indictments
• Burleson man taken into custody
• Visionary set to be honored at TEAM dedication ceremony
• Dollar General store robbed again
• Covington ISD awarded grant
• Grandview band director had ‘style in everything he did’
• Nolen steps down as Cleburne city manager
• The Feds turn down aid claim
• 1,400 reasons to keep valuables out of sight
• Show renders different verdict
• Visions of sugar plums ...
• Cleburne man faces three forgery charges
• And they’re off!
• Cleburne students honored at state Reflections competition
• Local political parties prepped for stretch run
• Court approves agreements with school districts
• Zebras stomp Lions
• A shower for firepower
• Steve Knight: Journalism’s place in Americana as safe as hot dogs and apple pie
• Debate club to host ‘Decision 2010’
• Paper, no way
• Murder suspects held with no bond
• Home damaged in truck fire
• Flores disputes bailout charge
• For longtime Cleburne musician, the beat goes on and on
• Commissioners agenda a full plate
• The boys of Bouganville are still together
• Show business
• Learn all about the ‘i’ generation of phones
• 10/8 Cleburne Police reports
• Hulen Park alive with the sound of music
• Teach Fido how to sit and stay
• Clean living ... because of you
• Cleburne walking tour explores the town’s history, mystery
• These guys are all bark
• Good home cookin’ and fun creed of the Creek
• Firefighters answer 384 calls
• Save Old Cleburne announces site of next meeting
• Mmm, mmm good
• Former director to face charge
• Golden Pride Band places third
• Cleburne motorcyclist gets unlucky break
• Fall wardrobe
• ‘Times-Review’ reporter honored at SPJ convention
• Ag students almost smoke the competition
• Rotary Club seeks nominations for Vocational Service awards
• Officials warn of phone scheme
• Wreck snarls traffic
• Renowned criminologists to visit Children’s Advocacy Center
• 10/7 Felony arrests
• Saluting a fallen firefighter
• Early voting
• Cleburne sergeant finishes leadership school courses
• Annual Banquet, Thank you Billy Riggs!
• Ribbon Cutting for Brannon Sewer Service
• Ribbon Cutting for Accurate Business Solutions
• In remembrance: Students remember their lost classmate
• Big Willy’s robbery suspect is arrested
• Students recognized at ceremony
• Cleburne High School fracas leads to arrest
• Bye, bye, birdie: Parrot goes home
• Teacher loved her kids
• Igniting an old game
• A special sanctuary
• Dog alerts family to fire
• Stabbing victim OK, police say
• Three face drug charges
• Finance director to retire
• Pete Kendall: Horsing around with a dream a real scream for some
• Great balls of fire!
• Authorities turn up heat on most wanted
• Nyuck, Nyuck ... who’s there? It’s chatty ‘Gary’
• Zonta Club fundraiser dressing up bras
• First lessons of college is CHS’ ‘College 101’
• Brookhaven College given all-clear
• Hot shots
• Adams teacher builds minds through Legos
• Picture Perfect
• Planting seeds of peace
• Free phone app allows residents to monitor Cleburne
• To love thy neighbor
• Woolier than thou
• Last-chance ‘MY 35’ input this week online
• So bad you can taste it
• To her, horses are a barrel of fun
• Restored glory
• County task force captures two wanted men
• Banker featured speaker at Christian Business Club
• CHS grad had front row view of terror
• You’re never too old to grow
• Carnegie lets loose with Halloween horror
• Chamber showcases candidates
• Burleson infant killed in van accident
• Cleburne Camera Club ‘going’ to Antartica
• Officers search for little red Corvette
• City council revisits low-hanging limbs
• Battle for the Silver Spike
• 9/30 Cleburne Police reports
• Leadership Award presented to Cordero
• An exercise in collaborative learning
• Man allegedly beaten by son with bat dies
• Flores on the stump
• Waltz across Texas
• Edwards, House offer Fort Hood resolution
• Two hurt in two wrecks Monday
• United, we serve
• Distraction leads to some destruction
• Brothers arrested in shooting
• Police bag suspected Comic Boxx burglars
• Court adopts budget
• Trustees approve lease of ‘heated’ Splash Station
• September/October Community Life
• Seismic testing to survey Cleburne area
• Old Irving declared ‘substandard’ by the city
• Grant application on city council agenda for Monday
• ‘We lift them up to the Lord’
• Two arrested on shooting charges
• Awarding achievement
• Adult education program earns recognition
• ‘God’s always there’
• Two pedestrians struck by vehicles
• Marshall Young begins writing its next chapter
• Budget up for a vote
• Murder suspects taken to Johnson County
• Local news briefs
• Thank you, from a grateful new city
• The H-E-B all and end all
• 9/24 Local briefs
• Hit a snag
• Officials put heads together
• Men sought in hit-and-run turn themselves in
• Pumped about pumpkins
• Nolan River entrance to U.S. 67 to close
• 18 year old hits trifecta on possession charges
• Ceiling ducts passageway for burglar
• Raising up hearts and minds
• Burleson man pleads guilty in women’s deaths
• Hundreds of alums, thousands of memories
• Missing Alvarado man found
• Ledbetter likely back in Texas soon, but where is the question
• Burleson one of 100 best for young bloods
• $30,000 theft no laughing matter
• Perry requests disaster relief
• Superintendent makes case for Oct. 16 tax proposal
• Trustees approve Hill College tax increase
• Police apprehend feathered friend
• Weekend festivities mark UW’s ‘Day’
• Zonta Club hosting ‘Save the TaTa’Z’
• Liberty Chapel FD fair Saturday
• Hmmm ... a mystery is taking shape at winery
• Letter tells story of Alvarado man’s WWII capture
• Man armed with handgun robs Big Willy’s convenience store
• School, politics don’t mix
• Man trapped in wreck
• Venus man faces assault, arson charges
• ‘Monster’ plans for 2010 Homecoming festivities
• The sound of music
• Coleman finds these D.O.G.S. to be loyal friends
• 9/19 Local briefs
• Cleburne man booked on injury to a child charge
• Puttin’ around
• 9/19 Felony arrests
• Touchy Carnegie-city issue still unresolved
• All for one, one for all
• Mammoth program coming to Layland
• Only halftime
• Parker County plans Cleburne warrant roundup
• Layland exhibit sure to lure visitors to museum
• Hunting for treasures
• Tests for drugs expand in Godley
• Proponents cite 44 million reasons to pass bond
• Mashies, mulligans and meals
• Attorney general candidate Radnofsky to visit Cleburne
• Home of the brave
• Money approved for Confederate Memorial makeover
• 9/17 Local briefs
• Man, 18, facing two charges
• Up to $50K in jewelry stolen
• Boozing leads to trouble for two
• The fact is ... it’s Mexican Independence Day
• Niemen leaving Links
• No debate gloves are all way off
• Cool stuff
• Cleburne man allegedly carrying pot
• ‘Smoke’ sequel hits the stage: Can I get an Amen?
• Cleburne development services director resigns
• CISD staffing scrutinized
• The wheels are off
• City votes to increase tax, water rates
• Cleburne women don’t put best foot forward
• Meeting explores children’s issues
• Hot dog! A Chicago staple comes to square
• Interim superintendent to be PTA meeting guest
• Woman arrested for allegedly brandishing, using knife
• Court’s praise is unanimous
• No one injured in train derailment
• Her needle works wonders despite condition
• Pete Kendall: Change in perspective can be real eye-opener
• First in their class
• Congratulations to our booth winners from Expo! Attached are the winners and their pictures.
• Burleson man indicted on theft charge
• Woman dies in fire
• Brown bag sure to bedazzle
• SOC headed to Anglin Street
• Fire victim remains unidentified
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• Untitled
• Into the WILD
• Outdoor-burning class open to all
• Fiery motorcycle wreck includes hospital visit
• 9/12 Local briefs
• 9/12 Felony arrests
• Veteran actor in new role as CHS stage coach
• Court to take up vacancy
• CBC meeting set for Monday
• Tax and water rate increases on agenda
• Inspiring the young’uns
• Edwards dismisses demands
• Accomplished Grandview discovers reading is right
• Library a place built for the letters of the law
• Better disaster response explored
• Burglars leave some evidence
• 9/10 Local briefs
• Santa Fe students run with community service opportunity
• Grandview man faces charge of indecency with a child
• Ribbon Cutting for Brannon Sewer Service
• Ribbon Cutting for Accurate Business Solutions
• Thank you OdysseyOneSource!
• Firefighters answer 436 calls in August
• Students piling into ag classes
• 16-year-old Cleburne boy sent to hospital after collision
• Times-Review phones in service again
• Golly Gee
• Johnson County treasurer steps down
• New location ribbon cutting for Johnson County Democratic Party
• Community Improvement Award- Sherwin Williams Co.
• Ribbon Cutting for Relief by Rachel
• Ribbon Cutting for Johnny Can't Read
• Ribbon Cutting for Freedom to Focus, Inc.
• Annual Banquet, Thank you Billy Riggs!
• Federal domestic spending up 16 percent from 2009
• Rescue workers pull body from water
• One swept away, still missing near low-water bridge
• Government employment unchanged
• JP gets to work day after Labor Day
• Tale of two Buddys provides no breakthrough in mystery
• Flores cries foul
• A very welcome surprise
• Ex-policeman: City violated whistleblower act
• Art with some pop
• Getting the kids to class
• Grandview officer, family grateful for community
• Funnel cloud reported in Johnson County
• Full steam ahead
• Former Cleburne grad Gee set for major-league debut
• One Cleburne community education class is for the birds
• Burglars hit Joshua, Venus and Alvarado
• Stoked about his job
• Court rules for woman
• Chamber: Come one, come all to the business expo
• Cleburne man faces assault charge
• Trustees select Crummel as lone candidate
• Cleburne Conference Center recognized by building group
• Officer files suit against city
• Robertson retires from recreation
• Police arrest suspected cemetery vandals
• Pete Kendall: Nothing like memories of football and the best greasy spoons
• CISD officials ponder remedy
• Law enforcement, community stand by widow
• Indiana man arrested on five warrants
• City tax rate protested, defended
• Cleburne veteran awarded ATI scholarship
• Cleburne grad killed in U.S. 67 wreck
• Officials searching for assault suspect
• Edwards says Flores wants to drop DOE
• WOW Takes To The Road
• WOW Takes To The Road
• Police officer benefit concert today
• Indictment list includes cruelty to animals and other charges
• Community comes together for fire victim
• It’s a small world ... after all
• Cleburne man killed in motorcycle wreck
• MOW Golf Benefit is full
• Caught with his pants down
• Report faults pipeline operator for fatal explosion
• Godley boys not leaving the side of those in ALS fight
• Two alleged hit-and-run drivers can’t hide from officers
• Police continue probe
• Cleburne girl does much with her do
• Donating their energy
• Officials slice golf course fees through September
• 8/31 Felony arrests
• Godley father says son’s rights are being violated
• Brushing up the walls
• Vandals desecrate cemetery
• Friday night sights
• Duty earns Joshua student prestigious ROTC award
• Two men die in U.S. 67 accident
• Alvarado trustees call for November bond election
• The welcome mat
• Search for Mrs. Johnson County begins
• Verizon Foundation gives to initiative
• Council votes to split election from county
• APPLES program bears fruit for students
• Woman, child attacked by pit bulls
• The halls of Cleburne High School are full
• Retiring director about to have his day in the park
• Football 2010: It’s on!
• Veterans come out for Edwards
• Alleged crimes keep local authorities on their toes
• His birthday wish is for others to have their share
• Family says son banned from Godley school because of hair
• Making his pitch
• Council budget hearing is set
• Hill College unveils top automotive training center
• 8/25 Local briefs
• 8/25 Felony arrests
• Republican group welcomes its past presidents Tuesday
• House fire causes major damage
• Liar! Liar!
• When it comes to school ... just some census facts
• Pedestrian death going to grand jury
• Burning desire to learn
• Commissioners approve mineral development lease
• Just desserts Saturday at Smith History Center
• Electrical short blamed for fire
• Some moola for the major
• Cleburne grad to study theater with the help of Carnegie Players scholarship
• Cullar decides to withdraw
• Shaping their futures
• Johnson County History reprint slated
• Crash claims life of Burleson drag racer
• Court denies residency challenge
• Moving in
• CISD balances budget by balancing priorities
• New CISD program offers breakfast to students who want it
• Cleburne teachers welcomed back
• This summer, a barrel of laps
• Organization honors Marti for lifetime of radio work
• Three hospitalized in Rio Vista wreck
• Commissioners to sort through county business Monday
• Haltom City man faces sex assault charges in JC
• Council embraces retirement option to bridge shortfall
• Lessons that radiate
• Boxer whips his past with fists full of potential
• Court denies Democrats’ challenge of Birdwell’s residency
• Man found dead hit by car; driver interviewed
• ‘Caring power ... common good’
• 8/20 Local briefs
• New plan takes cuts off table
• 8/19 Local briefs
• Texas 121 close as ever to ‘done deal’
• Fort Worth man killed in Rio Vista wreck
• Keene man, 52, arrested on sex assault charges
• No-refusal policy praised by officials
• District looks for buyer, ideas to head off vandals
• Texas 121 close as ever to ‘done deal’
• Well earned thanks
• Businessman says city’s first tattoo studio will be upscale
• Desegregation pioneer awarded honorary doctorate
• Deputies nab burglary suspects
• No mere fiddle-faddle
• Springtown man killed in car wreck
• CHS point of contention for planning committee
• Cleburne, Rio Vista share truck fire call
• Authorities put man under suicide watch
• Guitarist went ‘undiscovered’ while showing many the way
• Three Civil Air Patrol cadets promoted
• Zonta, Rotary clubs hosting meeting on HIV
• Cyclists take their pokes last week
• Pete Kendall: Opening Facebook to do a little CISD homework
• Attorneys: Voting record proof
• Police confront what appears to be naked truth
• United Way, community build a better Johnson County
• Collision course
• Birdwell responds to suit
• Administrator brings foundation of good experiences to job
• 8/15 Local briefs
• Forward progress
• On No. 82, a cake and a trip back home, too
• If you haven’t noticed, it’s hot; be careful
• Antique Alley And Yard Sale
• Pat Robertson Should Sit Down and Shut Up, Says Christian Author Daniel Schinzing

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