Ferris, TX News

• Ferris, TX News
• Happy birthday, Wayne
• Wilson vs. Ramsey; Candidates dispute allegations
• DPS to increase patrol for Memorial Day Weekend; Public urged to drive responsibly
• Trash talk : Landfill suit and expansion update
• Police seek to identify suspects
• Personal Finance: Prepare your kids for summer job expenses
• Simply Speaking: Modern science
• Stop Islamization of America
• Robert Wayne Wickliffe
• Constitutional Thinking: Agenda 21-Ultimate Deception
• 2012 Primary Voter Guide
• Winning
• Republican donates to Democrats
• Boy’s remains confirmed
• Sheriff to beef up lake security
• Market to kick-off 10 years; New logo unveiled
• Guest Editorial: What to do with paperwork after tax filing season
• City enjoys 11 % overall increase in sales tax
• We mourn the passing ...
• Simply Speaking: Un-cerebral voting ...
• Constitutional Thinking: From ignorance to tyranny
• Correction
• Breaking: Election Results
• Show me the money; Man threatens police dispatch
• Pizza Hut Gears Up
• To the limit; Man receives maximum punishment
• Cleanin’ up the East side; Emergency lien signed
• State to enforce residency requirements
• This isn’t just a Catholic fight
• Personal Finance: How to avoid being a bad roommate
• Personal Finance: For Mother’s Day, discuss mom’s financial future
• No matter what
• What is spirituality?
• The question: Shoes or no shoes?
• Horsepower on Dirt: Culver takes 2nd win at 85 Speedway
• ‘Team’ always beats ‘I’
• CITATION BY PUBLICATION: ANGELO MARTINEZ
• Thomas Boyanton accepted to Central College Abroad Program
• Thoughts to Encourage (safety)
• Hit again: Magnablend penalized for violating safety
• Murder suspect wanted
• City to offer relief for victims
• Simply Speaking: It was a clean job
• Casarez vs. Aldrich: Citizens to vote for mayor May 12
• Standing up for the people
• Jon’s Vu: Not a secret?
• Why are some in the prophetic movement still naming angels?
• Knowing what you want - just a plain cup of coffee, please!
• 2012 Ferris Brick Festival
• Breaking: Community loses fire chief
• ‘Whatcha’ gonna do when they come for you?’ - Drug bust seizes meth, pot
• Remains of 10-year-old ‘possibly’ discovered
• Police to step up policy
• Local business owner runs for council seat
• Candidate duel; Congressional candidates steal show in local forum
• Personal Finance: Should you buy wedding insurance?
• Simply Speaking: American history
• Jon’s Vu: It’s all propaganda!
• Constitutional Thinking: America’s Road to Damascus
• The ruined stones
• Video: Candidate forum sends voters abuzz
• Candidate forums to be held this evening
• Commissioners set times for upcoming budget workshop
• Ellis County Commissioners Court agenda Monday, April 23
• Reporter takes home ‘watchdog’ award
• Air transport safety taught
• Kiss my Earth
• After Wilmer-Hutchins ISD is closed, signs of rebirth
• Airport eyes final expansion
• Letters to the Editor: Gun control
• Simply Speaking: Just my opinion...
• Guest Editorial: Ready for the 2012 Primary Elections
• Sheep pentheology: The celebration of the evangelical mass
• The scandal of shameless love
• Constitutional Thinking: Understanding our problems
• State of Disaster: Area emergency group responds to storm aftermath
• City working to protect tornado victims; 5 arrested for theft
• Mayor to declare ‘Crime Victim’s Rights Week’
• Elections 2012: Sheriff Brown battles two challengers
• Simply Speaking: The real underminer
• Letters to the Editor: The Precinct and County Conventions
• Constitutional Thinking: Understand our problems
• Obama’s government-centered society
• You can let your light shine
• Gospel of Grace vs. Gospel of the Kingdom
• Waxahachie: Indian Drive construction underway
• Jailing Americans for Profit: The Rise of the Prison Industrial Complex
• Will U.S. Troops Fire On American Citizens?
• Lancaster Emergency Operations Commander Recounts Tornado
• Ellis County Commissioners Court agenda Monday, April 9
• Disaster relief volunteers needed
• Convoy of Hope aid in Lancaster disaster relief
• Chow campaign threatens to sue newspaper over story
• Touchdown! Tornadoes ravage Ellis, Southern Dallas Counties
• Search abandoned for boys remains
• Guest Editorial: IRS Dirty Dozen tax help
• Chair announces upcoming Republican convention
• Simply Speaking: Calendar thoughts
• Personal Finance: Put your tax refund to work
• Constitutional Thinking: OK Corral 2012
• It all began with the love note
• City issues curfew due to storms
• Lancaster declares disaster
• Midlothian ISD cancels after school activities
• Tornado destroys parts of Lancaster, city to host emergency meeting
• Ellis County Commissioners Court special meeting to be held
• BREAKING: Possible remains of 11-year-old found
• OSHA cites Magnablend for serious violations
• Quinceañera leaves 1 dead
• Murder suspect arrested
• Ramsey vs. Wilson; Candidates vying for DA
• Congressional hopeful attends pro-Muslim events
• Female jogger attacked
• Executive order creates total dictatorship
• Guest Editorial: Extending the statute of limitation in an IRS audit
• Simply Speaking: A history lesson
• Does Jesus find you disgusting?
• Constitutional Thinking: For your eyes only
• Controversy surrounds perks for Red Oak ISD superintendent
• Dauben bonds out
• Ellis County Commissioners Court addendum Monday, March 26
• Ellis County Commissioners Court agenda Monday, March 26
• Breaking: Dauben posts bail
• A star is born
• Court room drama unfolds
• Waste Management Community Relations Manager presents $5,000 “Think Green” grant
• Farmers Market gains permanent home
• Landfill seeks new waste; Concerned citizens heard at public hearing
• City awarded $5,000 grant; Park board works to keep community green and clean
• Fiddlers, foreign oil, failed policy
• Simply Speaking: ‘Watchmen on the wall’
• Jon’s Vu: Innocent??
• Executive Order: Federal control of all US resources, food
• BMX races through DeSoto
• Tips for Texas Most Wanted Fugitives Can Now be Submitted via Facebook
• Fiddlers, Foreign Oil, and Failed Policy
• Texas Voter ID law denied
• Man pleads guilty to child porn
• Movin’ on up; City sales tax ‘best ever’
• Oldest in graduating class awarded credential for children
• Personal Finance: A financial to-do list for the recently widowed
• Letters to the Editor: ‘A change you can believe’
• Constitutional Thinking: What about the ‘What ifs’
• Simply Speaking: As Rocky & Bullwinkle might exclaim ...
• The rapture of the righteous and the rupture of the wicked
• Billye “Bullye” Noble
• Blogger ordered to stay away from children
• Mutz Park re-opens
• Woman guilty of starving horses to death
• City seeks CERT volunteers
• Man sentenced to federal prison for tax fraud
• Letters to the Editor: Debt increase in Midlothian
• The Battle of Iwo Jima
• Simply Speaking: Tuesday, May 29
• Constitutional Thinking: What about the ‘What ifs’
• Johnnie James Bills Sr.
• "TRANSFORMATION STATION"
• "TRANSFORMATION STATION"
• City celebrates library opening
• Questioning Judge Bush ‘overwhelming’
• Texas rural transportation plan in talks; Public meeting to be held
• Outgoing Citizen of the Year
• After 3 month search, city marshal hired
• Personal Finance Take ‘America Saves Week’ to heart
• City extends water restrictions
• Guest Editorial: Collection practices, IRS Liens & Levies - Are they overdoing it?
• Simply Speaking: ‘The United States of Vespucci’
• Constitutional Thinking: What about the ‘What ifs’
• Prarielands Groundwater Conservation District to meet
• Ellis County Commissioners Court agenda Monday, Feb.27
• ‘The beat goes on’
• Missing child; School violates district policy
• Taking a bite out of crime; Waxahachie introduces new K-9 unit
• Councilman resigns
• Cattle stolen near county line; $3,500 reward offered
• Former councilman dies
• Simply Speaking: Bumper stickers
• Jon’s Vu: Fire storm?
• Constitutional Thinking: Our educational disaster
• Michelle Obama’s school cafeteria
• Massive fish kill under investigation; Magnablend issued citation
• A night of love
• Comptroller to distribute more than $700 million in sales tax
• 9th annual Mardi Gras to be held this weekend
• Magnablend opponent seeks county seat; Primary date still unknown
• Simply Speaking: General Elections
• Crime victim advocate to host open house
• Letters to the Editor: Obama’s vicious assault on religion is no surprise!
• Constitutional Thinking: Lost in the fog
• Lincoln’s birthday
• Attention online subscribers!
• Ellis County Comissioners Court Agenda Monday, Feb.13
• Magnablend: 4 months later Copper levels high in pond
• Small Business University to kick-off
• Judge’s ruling halts trash talk
• Shooting at Lions Club leaves 1 injured
• Spring city-wide cleanup day planned
• The tax man cometh: Part 2
• Simply Speaking: Super Bowl
• R.T.W.
• Where in my schedule did January go?
• Constitutional Thinking: Complacent conservatives
• National: Santorum Sweeps! Is Romney Done? Newt Out?
• Breaking: Students test negative for TB
• New training facility opens
• Elementary school TB scare raises concern
• Mayor quits
• Water flavor : treatments to cause water taste to change
• Mayor to not seek re-election; Candidate filing to begin
• Fire department receives grant
• Personal Finance: Easing student loan repayments
• New civic center director appointed
• The tax man cometh: Part 1
• Meals-on-Wheels plans for ‘A Fabulous Forties Fling’ to celebrate the ‘Greatest Generation’
• Serving Country: Jason R. Nerie
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN CALVIN GARDNER, DECEASED
• City honors Pleasant Run Elementary 5th grade student
• Jazz Café this Saturday
• Ellis County U. S. Senate forum canceled
• Federal Court: 'Tolerance is a Two Way Street'
• Dirty deed; Landowner files suit against county
• America’s Deadliest Sniper Book Signing
• Judge to party on taxpayer’s dime
• Chase ends in arrest
• Mayor found guilty; Unseating attempts unsuccessful
• Personal Finance: Tax strategies in a tough economy
• 5th Annual Pet Registration and Vaccination Clinic
• Marines vs. the Taliban
• Simply Speaking: Making a difference this year
• Constitutional Thinking: Hidden key history
• Ortiz named new Waxahachie Civic Director
• Breaking: Red Oak to test for Tuberculosis
• STATE: Dozens of Texas military headstones are on wrong graves
• NATIONAL: Occupy protesters urinate on cross, steal sacred relic . . . in host churches!
• NATIONAL: Romney Campaign Run by Charlie Crist's Political Aides?
• Waxahachie MLK Day Celebration
• Sims: Weight limit on road withdrawn
• Community mourns loss of state representative, historian
• Abusive husband sentenced to 35 years
• Mayor gets hit with more complaints
• Living a dream, making a living; Ferris graduate proud recipient of Gold Record
• CareFlite awarded Southeast Dallas County 911 Contract
• Letters to the Editor: We’ve been complacent too long
• Simply Speaking: Use it or lose it
• Desecration? Really? What about brutalizing the living?
• Walgreens sued for overcharging for generics
• Lawsuit Alleges Churches Singled Out for Unfair Treatment
• 6 Reasons Ron Paul Is Electable and Will Win
• Second Term of Obama Turns U.S. into a Province of China
• Video Proof Dead People Allowed to Vote in NH Primary
• Supreme Court kills White House effort to control church hiring
• Conservative Activists Plan Meetings to Ensure Romney's Bid Denied
• Week Long Closure of SH 352 at U.S. 80 Rescheduled
• Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation Donates $500,000 to Texas State Parks
• Teen steals police car with tequila in hand
• Magnablend move angers citizens
• Update: Victim of burglary takes aim
• I-30 mainlanes to be closed
• Thoughts to Encourage (demons)
• TEXAS NEWS DAILY UPDATE: State hospitals to add windows to help prevent staff abuse
• Americans, 2-1, Fear Obama's Reelection
• FBI stings Islamic terrorist in FL bomb plot
• BREAKING: Teenager in custody after stealing cop car
• Ellis County Comissioners Court Agenda Monday, Jan.9
• The Folly of God-Denial
• Explorers rank 1st in constable competition
• Double homicide; $5,000 reward offered
• New Year’s shooting leaves 1 dead
• Candidates seek re-election, election
• Czech Heritage Society to offer $500 scholarship
• Texas A&M University announces graduates
• Personal Finance: Boosting your retirement plan contributions
• Fire ants’ ‘aphid-ranching’ skills may be key to their successful U.S. invasion
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 6.7 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.09/g
• Obama Signs the NDAA. Goodbye 4th Amendment
• "Time to Nuke Iran," WND columnist argues
• Teen Milk Drinking Tied to Later Cancer
• Dallas: Woodall Rodgers Eastbound Mainlanes Closed This Weekend
• Small-town publisher says sex charges are retribution
• Palmer Police Association and Palmer Commercial State Bank bring Christmas for two families
• Christmas massacre claims business owners
• 2011: A Year in Review
• Shots fired; 2 victims dead, 2 more kidnapped then released
• Court seeks exclusive purchasing contracts
• Letters to the Editor: The thoughts of a humble cattleman
• Jon’s Vu: I protest!
• Simply Speaking: ‘Change’
• Constitutional Thinking: What have we learned?
• Nancy Pelosi: $10,000-Per-Night Hawaiian Suite
• Why Americans Support Voter ID Laws
• Ron Paul's Patients Speak Out in New Pro-Life Ad
• MythBusters banned from exposing "hackable" RFID cards
• Oak Leaf to expect holiday trash delays
• It’s massive new assault on Christmas across U.S.
• Ferris & Red Oak Police Departments partnered with North Ellis County Outreach collect toys and gifts for children of less fortunate families
• Christmas trip turns fatal
• Jury convicts ex-cop; Hall sentenced to 20 years
• Stolen van recovered, more than $20,000 worth of goods found
• Barney Frank: Goodbye and good riddance
• Personal Finance: Credit card stolen? Do this!
• Simply Speaking: Gauntlet thrown
• Constitutional Thinking: American on the couch
• Michael Wayne McDonald
• Publisher arrested; Faces charges relating to child indecency allegations
• Correction: Police Reports
• White House Blames TEA Party for Potential Tax Hike
• Let illegals, other noncitizens vote, New Haven mayor says
• Giant shrimp invading Gulf of Mexico
• US Ends Military Mission in Iraq
• School District Bans Christmas Cookies, Cake, Candy, Soda
• Spreading Christmas cheer
• Firefighters honored
• School board trustee arrested
• Mayor pleads for forgiveness
• Republicans vote to censure county officials
• City to force mandatory water restrictions
• ExxonMobil awards $4,500 in grants to MISD schools
• County enters Medicaid waiver program
• List of drop-off location sponsors for North Ellis County Outreach Food and Toy Drive
• Santa comes to Ingram
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 3.8 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.08/g
• THE WILL OF THE HILL
• "Mandatory report" bill will lead to invasion of innocent families. You can act now. . . .
• December 13, 2011 - Today's News: Congress Considers Bill to Censor Internet
• Ellis County Enters Into Medicaid Waiver Program
• Arizona Sheriff Gets Death Threats Over Obama Investigation
• Ellis County Tea Party meeting Staurday, Dec. 10
• Planned Parenthood Opposes Sex-Selection Abortion Ban
• Photos with Santa and the Grinch
• Fundraiser to benefit toddler
• Death of child under investigation
• Son shot; Injuries led to hospitalization
• A greasy situation; Council denies ordinance proposal
• Local businesses partner to help someone in need
• Letters to the Editor: Thank you Ellis County!
• Letters to the Editor: An American Christmas
• Rejecting ‘Occupy’ Wall Street
• Simply Speaking: Ongoing debate
• Holidays are coming ...
• The Palmer Police Association adopts 2 families
• Vansyckle ‘Absolutely floored’; Council declares mayor violates code of ethics
• Ellis County Commissioners approve contract extension
• New Policy: Publisher helps animals in need
• Local Girl Scout ‘Shares the Warmth’
• Simply Speaking: Ranger and Tonto
• Jon’s Vu: Just pitiful ...
• Land grab
• Constitutional Thinking: Solutions for America
• Be Prepared for the Next Public Warning or Unexpected Emergency
• Outrageous: Federal ID Pays Illegal Aliens Billions a Year?
• Gingrich: 'A Lot More Conservative than Mitt Romney'
• Ellis County progresses with narrow banding compliance
• "Battlefield" USA: Senate bills turns military on U.S. citizens
• Dalls: Nightly Closures of Eastbound Woodall Rodgers This Weekend
• Burglary suspects caught
• Ballot sign-ups to begin
• Putting the ‘give’ back into Thanksgiving
• Airport to receive $310,000
• Bells are ringin’; Holiday happenings in ‘Hachie
• Chapman recognized
• Covenant Family Fellowship celebrates 20 years
• Toy drive pushes to help families in need
• Perry appoints Wilhelm to state board
• Jon’s Vu: Predictions ...
• End to Medicare 'As We Know It' Already in the Works
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have fallen 10.1 cents per gallon in the past week
• SIN HAS BLOSSOMED INTO A ROD OF JUDGMENT
• Occupy Protester Attacks Student for Not Joining Protest
• Now it's time to answer 'Where's the REAL Birth Certificate?'
• North Texas Men Receive Lengthy Federal Prison Sentences for Role in Insurance Fraude Case Involving Arson
• Footage of Texas unit (Black Jack Brigade) on Road March from Iraq to Kuwait
• Thoughts to Encourage (blocked speaking)
• Congress Blocks New Rules on School Lunches
• Veterans Day 2011 Image Gallery
• Slippery Roads
• Land grab: Council approves 1st phase of annexation
• Follow-up: Third robbery suspect caught
• Walmart child molester sentenced 20 years
• Guest Editorial: Shovel ready means never ready
• Simply Speaking: Misreadings
• Personal Finance: Tax deadline looms for charitable contributions
• Constitutional Thinking: American history: The road from a republic to democracy
• Billy James Hassell
• Thoughts to Encourage (true unity)
• Ellis County Commissioners recognize farm heritage
• Occupy Portland Members Arrested Carrying Bombs Intended for Police
• US Government Takes Huge Step this Sunday to Control Internet
• Reuters/Ipsos Poll: 52% of GOP Voters Tell Perry Not to Quit
• President Obama Doesn't Rule Out Military Option in Iran
• Supreme Court will take on ObamaCare
• Big Health Report News: Gloves Are No Guarantee Your Doctor's Hands Are Clean
• Big Health Report News: Gloves Are No Guarantee Your Doctor's Hands Are Clean
• Be Prepared for the Next Public Warning or Unexpected Emergency
• Commissioners to hold workshop on narrowbanding this week
• Ellis County Commissioners Court Special Meeting to be held
• Veteran's Day Ceremony Friday, Nov. 11 at 3 p.m.
• Veterans to be honored during event: Battle re-enactment to occur
• School district selected as pilot for college network
• Bus crash leaves 1 dead, 15 injured
• 2 local cities receive recognition for ‘Main Street’ efforts
• We stand on the backs of their sacrifice: Their history is our tradition as long as there are Americans to remember...
• Ellis County WWII soldiers killed in action
• Commissioners extend power contract
• Waxahachie Veterans Weekend Schedule
• Guest Editorial: ‘As free as the wind ...’
• Letters to the Editor: Grammatical error caught
• Ellis County Commissioners Court Special meeting Friday, Oct.28
• Middle school students jump for the record
• Train versus truck
• Officer kills burglary suspect; Case under investigation
• Police seek help for hit and run
• Law enforcement to ‘take back’ drugs
• ‘National Hospice Month’ proclaimed
• Simply Speaking: Is Obama qualified?
• We stand on the backs of their sacrifice; Their history is our tradition as long as there are Americans to remember...
• Personal Finance: Beware of fake check scams
• DHS Job Fair for Illegals
• Breaking News from Newsmax.com
• Featured Video: 'Embryonic' and 'Adult' Stem Cell Research Explained by David Kupelian
• Red Oak Jazzercise celebrating 5th Year Anniversary Monday, Oct. 24
• Featured Video: Freud's Last Session with C.S. Lewis: Does God Exist?
• Politically Incorrect Headlines: U.N. Control of Internet?
• Politically Incorrect Headlines: Obama Solicits Designers to Work – Unpaid – on … Jobs Poster!
• Americans are Paying Others to Murder Christians
• Obama Admin Removes Islam from Terror Training Materials
• Napolitano: DHS Authorizing Illegal Aliens to Work in U.S.
• Perry to Propose Flat Tax Next Week
• ICE Ordered Agents Not to Arrest Fugitive Illegals
• TxDOT launches new web application to streamline crash data reporting
• Robbed at gunpoint; $50,000-$60,000 stolen from residence
• City proposed to lose $300,000
• Recordings contradict councilman
• County’s busiest intersection to see improvements
• Guest Editorial: USPS faces financial crisis
• Area mansion to host charity event
• Simply Speaking: Political climate
• Personal Finance: Medicare open enrollment comes early
• Constitutional Thinking: Lost on the range
• Forgery ring busted, 5 arrests
• Amigos Bible Study Festival of Booths celebration Friday
• Olive Garden Italian Restaurant responds to flag controversy
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 16.4 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.29/g
• Thoughts to Encourage (praying or fainting)
• Communist U.S.A. Endorses Occupy Movement
• Don’t pass a stopped Texas school bus: it’s dangerous
• October 17, 2011 - Today's News - Sharpton: People Favoring Voter IDs Want to 'Revoke the Voting Rights Act'
• DPS Warns Parents that the Mexican Cartels are Recruiting Texas High School Students
• October 14, 2011 - Today's News: Why the Left Fears Herman Cain
• Obama pressed to get tough on Iran for terror plot
• CHRIST IN YOU, THE HOPE OF GLORY
• USA.gov Offers $1,000 for Best Video
• October 13, 2011 - Today's News: Olive Garden Restaurant Bans Display of American Flag
• City awarded for economic development
• County response averts tragedy
• Tuberculosis cases spread, 221 tested positive
• Council approves redistricting
• Simply Speaking: Voting suggestions
• New high school to be dedicated
• Guest Editorial: ‘We the people’ ... Our heritage has been hijacked
• Breaking: Man robbed at gunpoint
• Red Oak Jazzercise ® hosts free Open House Monday, Oct. 24
• October 11, 2011 News and Thoughts for the day
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Al-Qaeda Questions Legality of Killing U.S. Citizen
• Feral Hog Dilemma to be Addressed at Annual Meeting of SWCD Directors
• Opinion: President Obama's Attack on the Oil Companies
• SAGU to host biblical archaeology seminar
• Westbound I-30 at Zion Road Closed this Weekend
• Dallas Baptist pastor taken to task
• Today's Featured Item: Boy Scouts Infiltrated by Muslim Brotherhood?
• GOP Vows Retaliation After Reid Uses Nuclear Option in Senate
• October 10, 2011 News and Thoughts for the day
• October 8, 2011 News and Thoughts for the day
• Ellis County Commissioners Court Agenda for Monday, Oct.10
• Fire destroys chemical plant
• Follow-up: Councilman’s crash causes bruising
• Comptroller announces sales tax exemptions
• Letters to the Editor: Enough!
• After debate, council approves ESD 2 contract
• The skunk at the garden party
• Simply Speaking: Representatives of whom!?
• Constitutional Thinking: Making important decisions
• Paul himself believed everything that agreed with the Law and the prophets
• I’m having an out-of-cash experience
• Sagu cancels classes today
• Breaking: Chemical fire in Waxahachie causes evacuations
• Commissioners to meet for fire marshal/emergency services appointment
• Four Central Texas highways the first to see speed limit increases
• September 30, 2011 - Today's News
• Ovilla Heritage Day
• Council appoints new mayor
• County approves tax hike; Robinson and Brown vote ‘no’
• District to enact precautionary measures; Tuberculosis concerns linger
• Police chase ends in death
• Ron Bunch of Waxahachie named Chair of Commission for Lawyer Discipline
• Storm ravaged historic 1888 MKT Train Depot restored to former glory; Edge Builders and Home Depot replace weather damaged roof
• Letters to the Editor: Re: County Tax Increase
• Simply Speaking: Property taxes
• Guest Editorial: Rhinos Down South
• Rep. Jim Pitts Recaps Senate Bill 1
• AWESOME ADVISE TO LIVE BY
• Ellis County increases taxes
• Fire Safety Tip of the Week courtesy of Pella Corp.
• Door to Door Vaccinations: Training the Public for Forced Innoculations
• Military Generals Join Texans in Calling for Border Security Action
• Health officials to address public after TB scare
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have fallen 14.1 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.20/gal
• Sept. 25, 2011 - Today's News • Black Panther Supporter Warns Student: I Could Exercise My 2nd Amendment Right on You
• Black Pastor Sues Obama and Dem. Party for Racism
• Cain delivers, others stumble
• Ellis County Commissioners Court Agenda for Monday, Sept. 26
• Wilmer cancels meeting
• Clinton criticizes Obama on tax hikes, hints at future Hillary run
• Job creation in slump: There are apps for that
• Sept. 22, 2011 - Today's News: Media Will Show 'Real Desperation' to Protect Obama
• 'Top Shot' contestant makes guest appearance
• Annual kick-off parade and pep rally
• Mayor resigns
• Sex offender gets life
• District ranks in top 20 percent of schools statewide
• CONTAGION
• County approves $52,383,550 budget
• Perry: 'I'm going to stand with Israel'
• Opponents of driver licenses for illegal aliens are converging on New Mexico
• Waxahachie pipe repairs lead to closed roadways
• WH ignores Congress on enacting repeal
• Dem. Congressman Apologizes for America to Muslims
• Protesters Training for Violent Revolution this Saturday in NY
• Law Enforcement Posse to Investigate Obama's Birth Certificate
• Ellis County Commissioners Court tax increase public hearing
• BREAKING: Steele resigns
• Cyclist killed after running from police
• Fire truck accident under investigation
• County seeks 2 cent tax hike, burn ban in effect
• Residents to see increase on bills; Council approves redistricting
• Lancaster hosts fall trash off event
• Simply Speaking: Planet X
• Personal Finance: The power of compounding
• Constitutional Thinking: Education: Still the key
• Ruban Charles Ortiz
• I’m not broke, I’m just financially challenged
• Obama . . . a one-term president?
• Surprising Facts about America's Poor
• ALIPAC Calls for Public Comment on Breaking Report on Obama's Social Security Number
• Update on Ike Road fire
• Tax Buried in Obama Health-care Plan Will Kill 43,000 Jobs
• Ellis County approves burn ban; considers tax increase
• E-Verify 'Flags' Obama's Social Security Number
• TURF releases Report Card for 82nd Legislative Session
• Breaking News: Perry Hits Romney for Scaring Seniors
• Totalitarian Program 'Agenda 21' Now in Effect!
• Eastbound I-30 lanes at Zion Road to be closed overnight Wednesday
• Never forget: Barton reflects on 9/11 attacks
• County to postpone discussion on cell phones
• Northwood grad speaks out on his role managing the Saddam Hussein trial
• Addendum to Monday Sept. 12 Commissioner's Court meeting
• Commissioners to discuss county cell phones
• ‘War Birds On Parade’
• Police identify suspect, search continues
• Duran quits as fire chief; Served public for 20 years
• Homeland Security issues warning of possible terrorist hits
• Municipal clerk fired; A year of warnings ends career
• Black Chamber celebrates new location opening
• City to partner with Master Gardeners
• 6th annual Oktoberfest to be held
• Extreme wildfire danger
• Letters to the Editor: Tell us it's a tax increase, get it over with
• President Will Seek $300 Billion in New Stimulus
• Fact from fiction: Are high-energy laser weapons, such as the Tactical Laser Weapon, likely to replace shipboard machine guns?
• Police make arrest in Prosperity Bank robbery
• Baptist pastor: America's days are numbered
• Forget Gunrunner-DOJ Focusing on American Guitar Company?
• 10 Years After 9/11: Have We Become the Enemy of Freedom?
• Ellis County issues low-lying smoke haze warning
• ALG Blasts Obama for Praising Hoffa's Calls for Violence
• Smoke filled skies in Waxahachie prompt city to issue update
• Breaking News: FBI Issues Alert on Small Plane Terror Attacks
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 3.3 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.46/g
• September 5, 2011 - Today's News
• FBI Arrests Prominent Dem Campaign Treasurer
• Obama Celebrates the Detroit Economic 'Miracle'
• Five NASCAR Drivers Decline Obama's WH Invite
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Border ‘Incursion’: Why Did Mexican Federal Police ‘Momentarily’ Cross Into U.S. Amid Gunfire?
• Theology becomes a hot issue on the campaign trail
• Ron Paul: CIA Choosing Dictators Around the World
• New York Times: America Should Embrace Sharia Law
• Feds Sue Biggest US Banks Over Risky Mortgages
• September 3, 2011 - Today's Cowboy Headlines: • New EPA regulations aim to cut oil, natural gas emissions
• September 3, 2011 - Today's News: What If Obama Were Governor of the State of Texas?
• Pitts hosts fundraiser for VIP of gay pride parade in HP home
• Is Perry 'instrumental' force behind program on Islam?
• George Bush Turnpike ramp to be closed
• Sheriff Brown encourages safe holiday weekend
• Volunteers sought to complete church project; Local company and affiliates donate roof
• Fly away home, Biery resigns; Airport board to search for new manager
• City improves sidewalk due to safety concerns
• Commissioners approve tax abatements
• Local prison program a success
• County to receive $10,458 to fight crime
• Officers partner to address teen alcohol and drug crimes
• Simply Speaking: Truth is a key
• Truck crashes into Aycox & Pearson Family Dentistry
• Guest Editorial: 'Mancession' opportunity
• New Law Takes Effect for Property Tax Homestead Exemption Applications
• IBOPE Zogby Poll: More Bad Numbers for Obama, as 40% Approve of Performance & 35% Say He Deserves Re-Election
• Airport manager resigns
• Police seek to identify bank robber
• Breaking News: Perry, Only Americans Should Lead US Troops
• BABYLON IS FALLEN
• Welfare: How Freedom was Lost in America
• Texas Town Hall Meetings Get Rowdy
• Oak Leaf to hold budget workshop
• Chuck Norris: Obama Wants to Take Away Our Guns
• Thoughts to Encourage (work out your salvation)
• Triumph Aerostructures, LLC qualifies for a 70 percent tax abatement for a period of seven years.
• Back to School
• Area gas stations charged with diluting gasoline
• Groundskeeper found dead
• County proposes 0.413599 tax rate; 8-9 job losses expected
• 'Crime Stoppers' program kicks off
• Citizen calls for mayor's resignation
• City prepares for 26th Annual Heritage Day
• City asks citizens to conserve water; Lake levels continue to drop
• Simply Speaking: Oh where, oh where can it be?
• Letters to the Editor: Administrative organization for the state
• Security Tip of the Week, regarding home security
• Ellis County Commissioners to consider tax abatement for Triumph Aerostructures, LLC.
• Thoughts to Encourage (peacemakers vs peacekeepers)
• August 23, 2011 - Today's News: The Dismal GOP Field
• LA Teachers' Union Spends Big Bucks at Posh Resort
• Ellis County: Budget Process Continues
• Commissioners court special meeting called Thursday, Aug. 25
• Ellis County Commissioners Court Agenda for Monday, Aug.22
• Thoughts to Encourage (nit-picking)
• Taxpayers Funded ObamaCare Internet Propaganda Campaign
• Obamacare Won't Check Migrants for Immigration Status
• Ellis County Commissioners meet Monday, Aug. 22 at 6 p.m.
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Black Democrats Know Obama Takes Their Voters for Granted
• Message from Parkland
• August 20, 2011 News and Thoughts for the day
• Officer recognized with 'Life Saving Award'
• Man accused of sexual assault caught
• Registration open for S.A.F.E. After School Program
• Council approves 'rehab' vehicle after much debate
• Man’s best friend; Partnership with shelter dogs and correctional facility
• Jon's Vu: Tea party terror
• Simply Speaking: Drought
• Government in your home
• Constitutional Thinking: Breaking illusions
• Jason Brian Watson, Jr.
• Brain-Eating Amoebas Blamed In Deaths
• HP kills tablets, confirms PC spin-off plans
• Supreme Court to Clarify Second Amendment Rights
• Lieberman unsure he'll support Obama in 2012 (Audio)
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Caught on Video: Tea Party Activists Confront President Obama About Biden's 'Terrorist' Description
• Obama: I Reversed Recession Until 'Bad Luck' Hit
• HEARING GOD
• New EPA/NHTSA Heavy Truck Regs Tout Aluminum as the #1 Material to Boost Fuel Economy and Cut Emissions
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have fallen 9.6 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.43/g
• Ellis County: Construction To Begin On FM 983 Bridge Replacement
• Tax Fraud Suspected in Obama Land Deal
• Thoughts to Encourage (circumstances)
• Today's Cowboy Headlines: Wyoming wolf management plan divides locals
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Allen West: Ron Paul 'Not the Kind of Guy You Need to Be Sitting at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave'
• Humans Actually Helped Curb Methane Gas Increases
• Central Planners Target Your Cars
• Long time comin'; Final piece of depot restoration arrives
• Actor Martin McCann and R.V. Burgin pose for picture
• Council re-hires Birdwell; Mayor claims other applicants 'more qualified'
• Standing room only; Citizens gather to protest Public Improvement District
• Barton welcomes questioning
• Simply Speaking: 'What now!?'
• Constable's office honored
• Look who the terrorists are now?
• Personal Finance: Protect your kids from identity thieves
• Constitutional Thinking: A Constitutional end run
• FYSA fall season canceled
• Searching for the next Mrs. Ellis County
• Shoppers to get a break from state and local sales tax
• Jessie M. Williams
• Ground turkey products recalled
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Abby’s Self Storage, Cornerstone Storage and Absolute Self Storage
• CITY OF HUTCHINS Ordinance No. 2011-0924
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS: ESTATE OF HAROLD THOMAS BARNABY, JR., DECEASED
• Kaplan University announces local Summer 2011 online graduates
• DPS Director's Awards presented to 17 heroic Texans
• Vought Aircraft plans Red Oak expansion
• Ellis County Constable’s Office honored
• Court Tells Hawaii Officials to Explain Obama's Birth Records
• Simple and Affordable Do-it-Yourself Energy Efficiency Tips:
• NBC's 'Playboy Club' pushing the envelope
• What We Feared About Obamacare is True
• Security Tip of the Week
• England Is Burning - Is America Next?
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have fallen 8.8 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.55/g
• Tax scam targets seniors and low income
• S&P Action Clouds Obama Re-Election Bid
• How Safe Are Prescription Drugs From Texas Pharmacies?
• 'The Response' - Saturday's prayer in the midst of crisis
• U.S. Credit Rating Downgraded for First Time in History
• Politically Incorrect Headlines: Senator: Media Has 'Responsibility' to 'Not Give Equal Time' to Tea Party
• Sick of Federal Spending? Let your voice be heard
• Is The Only Good Snake A Dead Snake? Not At All!
• Politically Incorrect Headlines: Sarah Palin: "Heck, If We Were Real Terrorists Obama Would Pal Around With Us"
• Judge Claims ObamaCare Does not Support Abortion
• Porn operation a 'nightmare' for children
• Ground Turkey Products Recalled
• Rawlings fired over misconduct
• Library construction project upgrade
• Lack of quorum to cost taxpayers; Pena and Roberts no-shows once again
• Consumers asked to conserve electricity; Extreme heat expected to peak demand
• Thoughts to Encourage (overcoming)
• What's the Budget Deal mean for Rural America?
• Your retirement income and your health maybe in grave danger thanks to a new U.S. government law.
• Face recognition and social media meet in the shadows
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have fallen 0.7 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.64/g
• NAACP STATE LEADER SENT TO PRISON FOR VOTER FRAUD
• Obama Announces Debt-Reduction Deal Approved by Senate, House Leaders
• ATF Intimidates Gun Owners With Home Visits
• Amnesty for Illegals Already Here
• Politically Incorrect Headlines: Marijuana Clinic Offers Free Pot to Patients Who Register to Vote
• Ferris receives $100K grant
• Dam improvements continue
• 15-year-old murdered; 3 others possibly shot
• More than 100 volunteers suffered heat exhaustion
• Council talks redistricting; Mayor and city excited over breaking records
• We stand on the backs of their sacrifice; Their history is our tradition as long as there are Americans to remember...
• Waiting for the other side to cave
• Jon's Vu: A little funny?
• Simply Speaking: In a pickle
• Constitutional Thinking: Sharpening our minds
• Ramp closures in Dallas this weekend
• Waxahachie police looking to identify suspect
• Dear America: A Letter to Obama's Followers
• Eastbound Woodall Rodgers Exit to Pearl Street Reopening
• Politically Incorrect Headlines: 40% expect Obama to punish public over debt-ceiling battle
• Legal Guns Would Make Norway Safer
• IBOPE Zogby GOP Presidential Poll: Bachmann Continues to Lead Announced Field
• ATF Offers $3,000 Reward in Gun Store Theft
• More Guilty Pleas Entered in New Mexico Federal Firearms Trafficking Case
• The Plight of Marco Sauceda and the Loss of Our Freedoms
• Islam Using Public Relations to Drag U.S. Back to the Dark Ages
• IBOPE Zogby Poll: Obama Gets Positive Bumps in Job Approval & Match-Ups With Possible 2012 GOP Candidates
• Thoughts to Encourage (false signs and wonders)
• Social engineering: 3 mobile malware techniques
• Ellis County: Dam improvements continue
• Democrat Congressman Admits Debt Limit Debate Is a 'Charade'
• $3 Trillion is not $4 Trillion
• Security Tip of the Week is from the Department of Homeland Security
• The Oslo Terrorist in His Own Words: Bomber Predicted “Europe soon will burn once again”
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 3.1 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.64/g
• OVERCOMING THE SPIRIT OF UNBELIEF
• July 25, 2011 - Today's News: Obama Doesn't Want to Take Responsibility
• White House Confirms It Will Likely Sign Any Debt Deal Congress Sends
• Chopper Crashes in Eastern Afghanistan
• Palmer resident makes a difference at Dallas Heritage Village
• 4 county chase leads to arrest
• Community mourns loss of former banker
• Newspapers recognize advances in technology
• City of Lancaster spreads the word about mortgage assistance opportunity
• Jon's Vu: Guilty!
• Simply Speaking: New, all-time highs (lows)
• Constitutional Thinking: Recognizing treason's flag
• In defense of the death penalty
• Search and seizure; Blogger and activist could face criminal charges
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Count Me a Jew and Come For Me First
• Getting the Most for Your Food Dollars
• Financial Times, Lazard resist disclosure on poll facts
• A Pakistani Spy Among Us?
• A Modest Proposal: Reduce The Deficit Through Strict Immigration Enforcement
• Your humiliating secrets, now showing on Google
• Showdown at Washington's OK Corral
• No politics -- just prayer
• Medicaid Caught Encouraging Fraud
• Wage Survey for 700 Occupations in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington released
• Waxahachie Senior Center to host 'packing party' for troops tomorrow
• Get Ready for a 70% Marginal Tax Rate
• 15 Money Tips for College Students
• Greenspan: Dumb Americans Deserve Unemployment
• The Obama Downgrade: The Real Reason the U.S. Could Lose Its AAA Rating
• Is Google spying for NSA?
• Lawsuit: Prayer rally promotes 'rabid Christian agenda'
• BREAKING: TAXPAYER-SUBSIDIZED ACORN HOUSING OWES BACK TAXES
• VIDEO RELEASE: Sen. Hutchison and Rep. Gohmert Urge Congress to Ensure Military Pay
• Prayer event has moved from "showing up" to "showdown" says mega church pastor
• Proposed 'Veterans Memorial' becoming closer to reality; Brick pavers for sale to honor those served
• DPS awarded marijuana truck
• Ethics complaint thrown out
• Fire station groundbreaking
• Mayor Barrett's resignation tabled; City to determine car wash fees
• County unveils new online services
• Obama Scuttled Debt Deal With Trillion-Dollar Tax Demand
• Should I Really Join Facebook?
• Women as second-class (health) citizens
• Treasury to End Over-the-Counter Sales of Paper U.S. Savings Bonds
• D.C. Park Rangers Caught Lying About U.S. History
• Gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 12.7 cents per gallon in the past week
• Boehner Blows Up Debt Ceiling Talks
• TSA Strikes Again: 6-year old Groped Twice
• Joke: How Dry Is It In Texas?
• Army Investigates Chopper Crash
• Houston VA Bans Mention of God at Funerals for Vets
• Ellis County Commissioners Court agenda Monday, July 11
• God Bless America
• Forged check writer sentenced to 18 years
• City kicks off CPR initiative
• House given 90-day reprieve
• Women veteran’s organization awarded $250,000 check
• Simply Speaking: Independence Day
• Summer Balloon Classic & AirFest to be held July 22 - 24 at MidWay
• Some very generous retirement benefits
• Jon's Vu: The king . . .
• Constitutional Thinking: Time for a Constitutional President
• What Makes America Great?
• 4th of July - Fun Facts
• President Obama Blatantly Breaks Election Law
• Thoughts to Encourage (toxic emotions)
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Oops: ‘Whites Are Liars' Obama's 20 year Mentor Rev. Wright Tells Church Youth All Whites Are Liars
• Commissioners court special meeting called Wednesday, July 6
• Redistricting public meeting planned
• Fire marshal cancels fireworks for DeSoto and Lancaster
• 30 years and still constructin'; Local man preserving the future
• 1 dead after chase
• Council says 'no' to golf carts; Wade walks out on ethics complainants
• Redistricting plans selected for public input
• 'Fly Right' with Christ
• Walmart begins construction
• Judge Bush declares state of disaster, fireworks banned
• Letters to the Editor: What is required of my Representative?
• Letters to the Editor: Thank you to Ferris Police Department
• Simply Speaking: Tea Party movement
• Lawsuit settled over Wood St. home
• Microsoft patents spy tech for Skype
• BEWITCHED
• A political sham: Study on 'gays' in military pre-scripted
• Cuomo to gay couples: get married with my blessing, but don't expect to find an affordable apartment
• Cancer Surges In Body Scanner Operators; TSA Launches Cover-Up
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: If you thought feds wanted to track you before, check out now
• Ellis County: Redistricting plans selected for public input
• Thoughts to Encourage (rest in the Lord)
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have fallen 7.6 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.45/g
• Politically Incorrect Headlines: US Border Security: Huge Costs With Mixed Results
• TSA Asks 95 Year-Old to Remove Adult Diaper During Search
• Glen Campbell Diagnosed with Alzheimer's
• Texas Highway Patrol increases patrols to stop drunk drivers during the July Fourth holiday
• Americans See Debt Threat as They Reject Tax 'Scare Tactics'
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Adobe engineer doubts Obama birth certificate
• Churches Now Promote Islam
• Officer resigns after long battle
• Like father, like son; Narcotics investigation leads to 2 arrests
• Veterans sought for annual parade
• Many gather to celebrate 25th anniversary
• Holcim celebrates safety milestone; Midlothian facility marks 6 years without a lost time injury
• Local students named to University of North Texas Dean’s List
• iPad'ing the way to the future; Council to utilize new technology
• Jon’s Vu Good clean fun
• Letters to the Editor: An Open Letter to my Representative for District 10
• Simply Speaking: Peace Symbols
• IBOPE Zogby Poll: Obama Approval Holds at 43%
• WILMER: TxDOT plans public meeting to review proposed Pleasant Run project
• 44% of Americans Say Worse Off Under Obama
• U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released a new study on alternative measures of labor force underutilization in Texas
• Chocolate Milk Gives Athletes Leg-up After Exercise, Says University of Texas at Austin Study
• Life getting shorter for women in hundreds of U.S. counties
• Avoiding Taxes the Way Big Corporations Do It
• NAPPS Provides Fire Safety Advice to Pet Parents in the Southwestern United States
• Texas: Governor Perry Signs Important Pro-Gun Measures Into Law!
• Dairy Prices At Grocery Store Going Up
• Waxahachie Chautauqua Preservation Society needs your support
• Parkland CEO named a top ‘Physician Leader’
• The Word's words matter
• Texas Civil Defense launches new website
• Microsoft calls graphics technology in Chrome and Firefox "harmful"
• "Why Aren't You Speaking English?" A Texas Senator is receiving praise and criticism
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Chinese train to kill American soldiers
• Iraq Kicks Out U.S. Congressional Delegation
• Election results
• Election results
• Lancaster: Don't forget to vote
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: IMPEACHABLE: War Without Authorization
• Ex-CIA: 'Forged Document' Released as Birth Certificate
• Two arrested after drug bust
• Car chase leads to 3 arrests
• Crews still cleaning up after fire
• Military deserter arrested in Dallas has local ties
• 'Whole lotta shakin' going on'; Earthquake shakes homes in county
• Chief leaves for new job in Oklahoma
• Residential use of downtown buildings; 'Fatal mistake for future?'
• Salvation Army opens cooling station; Provides relief from heat
• Young girl overcomes dyslexia
• Commissioners once again approve burn ban; New purchasing agent approved
• Ways to Honor America
• Hard work versus handouts
• UPTOWN VILLAGE AT CEDAR HILL CONTINUES FREE “WINE WALK” EVENT
• June 15, 2011 News and Thoughts for the day
• E-Verify Opponents Tilting at Windmills; National Legislation Coming Soon
• SAGU helps Bethany University students continue education
• PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES IDENTIFY THREAT FROM SHARIAH IN GOP DEBATE ON CNN
• Bachmann Favors National Sales Tax
• UPTOWN VILLAGE AT CEDAR HILL CELEBRATES FATHER’S DAY WITH FREE ‘CRUISIN’ WITH DAD’ EVENT
• 2011 Ellis County Crops Tour
• No Deaths from Vitamins - None at All in 27 Years
• June 14, 2011 News and Thoughts for the day
• Fly your flags today
• Salvation Army opens cooling station in Waxahachie
• Bandera County Sheriff's Office Issues Domestic Terrorism Warning
• Thoughts to Encourage (hope)
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 3.6 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.58/g Sunday
• Red Oak ISD Child Care Conference June 18
• SWAT Team Mania: The War Against the American Citizen
• CIA director linked to spies through communist friend
• Editorialist: Police State Brutality On The Rise
• Feds Spent $3.6 Million to Study Drug-Smoking, Menstruating Monkeys
• Lancaster: Mayor Pro Tem meets with elected officals in D.C.
• Police State Brutality: On the rise
• Lack of buyers may force Treasury to boost interest rates
• Lack of buyers may force Treasury to boost interest rates
• Attorney General Abbott Opposes Federal Interference With Job Creation, States' Right-To-Work Laws
• A Child Born In 2010 Will Cost $226,920 To Raise According To USDA Report
• Vance AFB JSUPT Video
• Thoughts to Encourage (forgiveness)
• Rescued Research Beagles Get New "Leash" on Life
• If Beer Ran the Economy
• Council approves road construction; Mayor Pro Tem appointed
• Suspect captured in man hunt
• Waxahachie approves alcohol at festivals
• Deputies honored
• Ferris City Manager recognized
• Ellis County Republican Party to host fundraiser
• Simply Speaking: America losing its psyche?
• Letters to the Editor: Is America exceptional?
• Constitutional Thinking: Education and economy
• Our Medicare dilemma
• 100 Years of History! Interesting facts about the Boy Scouts of America!
• NOW ONLINE - THE DESOTO, TEXAS, COMMUNITY PROFILE & MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
• Dirty Spending secrets of US Government
• June 7, 2011 Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines - Historians agree: Palin was right about Revere
• UN Targets Gun Ownership Rights
• Lost your Texas Highway Patrol-issued ticket? Look for it online
• June 7, 2011: Big Health Report News - 'Is Your Office Making You Fat?'
• Is the iCloud the end of the Linux & Windows desktop?
• Texas DPS employee terminated after criminal investigation
• Consumer Tips June 2011: You Can Keep Your Good Credit During This Recession – If You Know The Score
• Thoughts to Encourage (fear and timidity)
• June 6, 2011 News and Thoughts for the day: Texas Holds 'Don't Touch My Junk' Rally
• Obama Tunes Out As Businesses Go On Hiring Strike
• Prepare for disasters by safe guarding records
• Democrats stay quiet on Medicaid cutbacks
• Bipartisan Agreement: Texas Execution Threatens Safety of Americans Abroad
• Various lanes on I-20 closed for repair this week
• U.S. Taxpayers Could be on the Hook for $14 Billion after Auto Industry Loss
• June 2, 2011 News and Thoughts for the day
• Updated Breaking: Man search in Ferris
• Killed In Action Memorial Dedication Saturday
• Ex-boyfriend kills girlfriend, self
• Run-off candidate arrested, accused of assault
• Three found guilty of murder
• Art students rank #1 in the state
• Two campuses named as NCLB Distinguished Schools
• City of Lancaster Boards & Commissions Recruitment
• Special Session Demanded
• Top Obama health aide cashes out after health 'reform'
• Motivational Quote of the Day
• Stopping Obama's Dictatorship
• Are You Better Off Now Than You Were Two Years Ago?
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have fallen 10.0 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.60/g Monday
• Married Couples Represent Minority of U.S. Households for First Time in History
• Memorial Day is More than Picnics
• Saluting Our Stellar Examples - A Tribute to our Fallen Warriors
• Trump Declares Obama's Birth Certificate Fake
• 'The mayor must go'; Citizens upset and unruly after council vote
• Honoring fallen Police officers
• Body found in rural Ellis County
• Mayor recognizes track teams
• Czech Republic 1st Deputy Prime Minister to visit; 45th annual National Polka Festival to be held
• Letters to the Editor: What I expect from my candidate for Congress
• To torture or not to torture
• Simply Speaking: 'The Coming Battle'
• Constitutional Thinking: Waking up to reality
• ROFD: "Control Training"
• Area agencies pay respect to fallen officers
• City-wide elections experienced low voter turnout, run-off in Lancaster
• Waxahachie up, others down
• Local business owner's daughter attends National competition; Passes on senior prom to attend
• Voters approve $97.3 million bond proposal; Property taxes to increase
• Simply Speaking: Inept
• Preparing for a rainy day
• Don’t follow my tracks
• 'Not one stone upon another'
• 'Free Fishing Day' set for Saturday, June 4
• Era of the fighter pilot may be drawing to a close as unmanned aircraft take on increasing combat role
• May 17, 2011 Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Editorial: Obama, Stop Pandering to Islam
• All Main Lanes of Woodall Rogers Freeway Closed to Through Traffic this Weekend
• Just Who is Gouging Us on Gasoline?
• 1 in 5 Obamacare waivers go to restaurants, nightclubs in Pelosi's district
• Fallen Texas peace officers honored today
• Deal sought for Mary of Puddin Hill
• Obama still misleading voters on immigration
• Lancaster Chamber announces upcoming events
• Waxahachie antique vendors to hold parking lot sale
• Over Half of All Obamacare Waivers Given to Union Members
• Windows scareware fakes impending drive disaster
• Equine Herpes Virus Alert: Texas horse owners in danger
• May 15, 2011 - Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: SNL Sketch Features Over-the-Top Obama Reveling in OBL Death
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 3.1 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.87/g
• Treasury to Tap Pensions to Help Fund Government
• NLRB to Boeing: Shut up!
• Voters approve $97.3 million bond proposal
• Election results pouring in
• Today is election day
• Plan to Hike Drivers License Fees Opposed by Left and Right
• Gas Prices Are High Because the Liberals Want It that Way
• AT&T Performing Arts Center Announces 2011-2012 Forum Seasons
• Osama Wanted To Kill President Obama
• Expect road closings due to mock disaster drill
• New council building making progress
• Mayor candidate refuses to recite pledge to American flag if elected; Application 'could be perjury'
• Fire chief doesn't agree to rescind burn ban; Mayor working on new park project
• Campaign group violates state law
• Commissioners lift burn ban County property insurance awarded
• Letters to the Editor: 'Do unto others'
• Personal Finance: Having a baby? Get your finances in order
• Simply Speaking: Billy the Kid
• Ferris: Street closure on May 16
• DART announces Memorial Day schedule
• Radical imam honored in California
• NLRB vs. Boeing -- Tyranny vs. Freedom
• The Most Effective Way to End Birth Tourism: Deport Duplicitous Women
• ATTORNEY AND HIS WIFE PLEAD GUILTY TO WELFARE FRAUD
• Social Security Reveals the Most Popular Baby Names in Texas for 2010
• Microsoft buys Skype for $8.5 billion; creates new business division
• Thoughts to Encourage (where you are)
• May 9, 2011 - Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Pakistan PM Warns of ‘Full Force’ Response to Future U.S. Raids
• UNT Dallas commencement ceremony May 16
• Dirty Tactics of a Growing Dial-a-Porn Empire
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have fallen 5.2 cents per gallon in the past week
• 4 Planets Huddle Up Before Dawn Tuesday
• Culture of Dependency: Paul Ryan's Medicare Plan Is DOA
• Al Qaeda 'Playbook' Revealed
• May 7, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines - Last Images of Bin Laden
• Pelosi: GOP Budget Subsidizes Big Oil At Expense of Seniors' Medicare
• Lancaster: 2nd Saturday on the Square festivities May 14
• President's pro-Islam course not altered
• Eastbound Woodall Rodgers Exit to Pearl Street Closure Extended
• Disaster Training Opportunities Available to the Public
• May 5, 2011 - Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Is Barack Obama illegally occupying the Oval Office?
• Texas Behind Nation in Sex Education
• Obama Economy is Making You Poor
• Texas Public Policy Foundation’s to air statewide television commercials
• Census Bureau Releases Most Detailed Data Yet From the 2010 Census
• Obama Floats Plan to Tax Cars by the Mile
• TxDOT Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary of the Click It or Ticket Campaign
• Pure Thuggery
• Fallen soldier honored
• Ferris Brick Festival 2011 Photo Gallery
• Walks-a-hachie campaign continues with community classes
• City breaks ground on new library
• Councilman ticked off over recent repair allegations
• The Ellis County Press raises $2,308 for the cure
• City awards contract for Fire Station No. 2; Fire chief concerned for 'public safety'
• Steps to make your digital life more secure
• Simply Speaking: Congress, Do Your Job!
• Personal Finance: For Mother's Day: Help mom get organized
• Military airships, the persistent eye in the sky
• States to feds: Get out of our way
• The War on Walmart—D.C. labor bosses and community organizers dislike the big jobs provider
• Where's the Media Credit to Bush?
• May 3, 2011 - Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Online ‘birth certificate’ document ‘was changed’
• THE VOICE: "The voice of one crying in the wilderness: 'Prepare the way of the Lord; make His paths straight.'" Matthew 3:3
• Obama Takes Revenge on Trump
• China May Purchase $1 trillion in Gold
• Statement from President George W. Bush
• May 2, 2011 - Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines: Killed in a mansion close to Pakistani capital
• Dallas Weekly Gas Price Update
• Does Bin Laden's Death Guarantee Obama's Re-election?
• Bin Laden Killed in Firefight With U.S. Special Ops Team
• World reacts to bin Laden killing...cheers and warnings
• Memorial for PFC Rameriz
• PFC Joel Ramirez returns home
• Citizens’ Advisory Board on Redistricting held first meeting
• Texas House OKs Voter ID Bill
• 'Shine forth the legacy'; The memory of the 'Creamer buck' lives on
• Going for a ride
• 'You just can’t fix stupid'; County approves ban on outdoor burning
• Annual 'Brick Festival' this weekend
• Local candidates speak out on issues
• Nominations sought for 2011 'Great First Responders Awards'
• Students take interest in their community
• War on Illegal Pornography: U.S. Law Says Libraries Can Ban Porn
• Thoughts to Encourage (resisting the devil)
• National Resource Website
• Mobile Phone and PDA Forensics: Cellebrite Releases UFED Physical Analyzer Version 2.0
• Acceptance of “New Normal” is Unacceptable
• April 27, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines - Trump’s donation history shows Democratic favoritism
• Abortion-Related Bills Flood State Legislatures
• Sharia Compliance in Dearborn, Mich.
• White House Releases Obama's Long Form Birth Certificate
• Obama the Tax Hypocrite?
• Soul’s Harbor receives donation from Access Self Storage
• Soul’s Harbor receives donation from Access Self Storage
• Creationism Among New Proposals for Public School Science Materials
• EPA Rules Force Shell to Abandon Oil Drilling Plans
• Texas Forest Service issues call for famous tree nominees
• Thoughts to Encourage (sons of God)
• Ellis County approves ban on outdoor burning
• April 26, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines - IED Found on Texas Highway near Brownsville
• Who gets blame for Amazon outage?
• Is China Preparing to Dump its $1 Trillion of Treasuries?
• Florida, N.Y. consumers sue Apple over location tracking
• April 25, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• Thoughts to Encourage (curses)
• Dallas Weekly Gas Price Update
• Apple: We Must have Comprehensive User Location Data on You
• Unpopular in Texas
• ROISD plans mock disaster drill May 13
• Study: Warm Bath on Cold Day May Be Bad for Heart
• News Alert: Critical wildfire conditions predicted on Tuesday
• Tips to Avoid Online Scams
• A Day in the Sun
• Fallen officer's legacy helps promote team building; $5,000 raised for law enforcement academy
• Mr.Sandman, nab me a thief; Burglar arrested after found asleep in complainants car
• Councilman opposes 'government mandates'
• Cities say 'no' to new taxes
• Cities offer tree limb disposal after recent storms
• Simply Speaking: Bad blood
• Remembering the American Cowboy
• Constitutional Thinking: Deficits: Then and now
• Clarence "Bob" Moffitt
• IBHS Urges Disaster Preparation as Severe Weather Pummels the Nation
• Obama Thinks You're an Idiot: Is He Right?
• Boehner's Debt Deal Dilemma
• April 21, 2011 : Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• Honor our troops: Patriot Guard to welcome home killed Waxahachie soldier
• Thoughts to Encourage (genuine salvation)
• Reminder: Noon closure on Friday for DPS offices
• Obama Gets Warm Reception From Facebook Crowd
• Obama to Implement Gag Order by Decree
• Red Oak ISD Receives "A+" Bond Rating
• The Resurrection of Christ: Hoax or History?
• Come Celebrate Arbor Day with the City of Lancaster
• Curriculum proposal slams ex-'gays'
• Suspected Cole Bomber Charged
• iPhone secretly tracks user location, say researchers
• Obama to Sell GM Stock at Huge Loss to Taxpayers
• Early News Digest: Thursday, April 21 (San Jacinto Day) and Friday, April 22 (Good Friday) are state skeleton-crew holidays.
• Amazon Kindle to support library lending; Closes gap with Sony, Barnes & Noble
• New DNC chief wants to screen all gun sales
• Most Previous Obama Voters likely to Vote for Him in 2012
• Former Ferris woman guilty for letting husband take explicit photos of daughter
• Special Operating Hours for the Tom Landry Freeway (I-30) HOV Lane, Apr 20, 22 and 23
• Microsoft kicks off third-party bug warnings with two for Chrome
• Thoughts to Encourage (path to heaven)
• Seventh Circuit Upholds National Day of Prayer Mandate
• HB 1112 and other bills regarding eminent domain on General House Calendar for Wednesday
• Almost Half of U.S. Households Will Pay No Federal Income Tax
• Access Self Storage helps Dallas students raise money for tour
• April 19, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• Our Tip of the Week - "Don't make that call"
• Trump takes the lead
• Sovereign Debt Downgrade Imminent, Time for Balanced Budget Now
• Fed policy trumps state amnesty law
• Approval of Republicans in Congress Drops Back to 31%; One-Point Higher Than That of Democrats
• Texas receiving additional aerial support for wildfires
• ARIZONA NOW ANSWERS TO MEXICO: 9th Circuit Hangs SB 1070 Ruling on Foreign Tantrums
• The IRS: Even Worse Than You Think
• Some Blacks Now Have Doubts about Obama
• Georgia Passes Arizona-style Immigration Bill
• April 17, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• Dallas Weekly Gas Price Update
• Shariamerica: Islam, Obama, and the Establishment Clause
• States Look to Bring Gold Standard Back
• DeSoto Police and clergy organizations mark first full year of operation
• The Golden Egg Hunt Underwater Experience
• Lancaster Cemetery Association yearly meeting May 1
• April 15, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• Brain Shrinks Decade Before Onset of Alzheimer's Disease
• Gone with the wind; Storm blows through, destroying counties
• Child molester sentenced to 40 years
• Council approves In-N-Out Burger construction
• Follow the 'yellow brick' road; Midlothian captain graduates FBI Academy
• Featured Video: Mary of Puddin Hill
• How can I burn my trash without burning up Ellis County?
• April 14, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• House Appropriations Chairman Jim Pitts recognized for work on HB 1
• More Proof the Budget Deal Was a Scam
• Ferris City Council Agenda for April 18
• Ellis County SBDC Workshops April 2011announced
• David Bates will present "The Crucifixion" on Good Friday, April 22
• Newly Released Recordings from 800+ Abortion Clinics Reveals Massive Cover-up
• Those Free Trials Can Cost You -- FTC Releases New Consumer Education Video
• Philly Health Dept Giving Condoms to 11-Year-Olds
• Japan disaster slows cell phone manufacturing
• Does the Bible Matter In the 21st Century?
• U.N. Proposal Would Give ‘Mother Earth’ Same Rights as Humans
• Thoughts to Encourage (children)
• Pelosi: Elections Shouldn't Matter as Much as they Do
• Lancaster Logistics Panel will be the featured attraction April 14 Chamber Luncheon
• Nominations sought for 2011 Great First Responders Awards
• Red Oak Area Chamber of Commerce sets April 27 Luncheon
• Tax Day – Time to Examine How Our Money is Spent
• Dem. Congressman to Veteran: Sit Down or Leave
• April 11, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• Wal-Mart Goes 'Back to Basics': A Cautionary Tale for the Left
• Texas Attorney General Charges California Telemarketer With “Do Not Call Law” Violations
• Red Oak networking meeting Tuesday, April 12
• Beware: Social Security numbers available online via indexed tax documents
• Obama Opposes Spending Cuts...and Then Calls Them Historic
• Plan Puts More Dems on Texas Map
• Thoughts to Encourage (reaping)
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 8.4 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.69/g Sunday
• Gone with the wind; storm blows through county
• WHERE DOES YOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT SPEND?
• Indictment Unsealed Alleging Credit Card “Bust Out” Scheme and Trafficking in Contraband Tobacco
• Ellis County Warrant Roundup Planned
• Microsoft sets mammoth Patch Tuesday, will fix 64 flaws
• April is National Car Care Month
• April 7, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines:
• Voters Split on Government Shutdown Harming Recovery
• Study: Only 1.7% of U.S. adult populace 'gay'
• Once a Marine, always a Marine; Disabled man's dream becomes a reality
• Knife attack on ECSO deputy resolved; Man found guilty of aggravated assault
• Estranged husband kidnaps, sexually assaults wife
• Students honored for winning art entries; Artwork to be sold at Brick Festival
• 12th Annual Lancaster Country Ride this Saturday
• Letters to the Editor: Will House Republican Leaders Grow A Spine? Part One
• City preps for new fire station; Council approves street improvements
• Recommending 'True Grit'
• Simply Speaking: The Middle East
• American States to Obama Administration: Drop Dead!
• ECP EXCLUSIVE : Officer no longer with Ferris PD
• Taxpayers have an extra weekend to file their federal income tax returns this year
• April 5: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• Victory for Small Business: Congress Passes 1099 Repeal
• Activist: 'Ground Zero' mosque halted
• Islamists on Welfare: Paid to Plot the West's Demise
• Socialized Medicine Director Dies Waiting for Operation
• Obama Approval Slips To 43%; Low Marks Given to His Economic And Libyan Policies
• Thoughts to encourage (warfare)
• Is America a Christian Nation?
• Storm spotting class to be held at Midlothian Police Department
• Eastbound main lanes of Woodall Rodgers Freeway closed to through traffic overnight this Wednesday, April 6
• Gold, Silver Now Legal Tender in Utah
• Ellis County Jury assesses 32 years in prison for D.W.I.
• Thoughts to Encourage (spiritual warfare)
• HUTCHINS: NATIONAL TAKE BACK INITIATIVE
• April 4, 2011: Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• Dallas Weekly Gas Price Update
• Hidden Bailout of Unions and Big Corporations in ObamaCare
• DHS: Illegal Immigrant Students Not a Target for Deportation
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• Dean Wilson races to third Supercross Lites victory
• WAXAHACHIE: City council agenda Monday, April 4
• EXCLUSIVE: Federal Agents Told to Reduce Border Arrests, Arizona Sheriff Says
• Today's Politically Incorrect Headlines
• Commissioners fire purchasing agent
• GOP Says 5,000 Non-Citizens Voted in Colorado in 2010
• Obama Accepts 'Transparency' Award -- in Secret!
• Corrupt Elections are Undermining Governance
• Motivational Quote of the Day
• GAO releases findings on USPS' 5-day delivery proposal
• Federal court upholds Texas open meetings law
• Facebook and Zuckerberg Sued for $1 Billion
• Facebook and Zuckerberg Sued for $1 Billion
• Jury sentences man to 35 years in prison
• 'A True Public Servant' honored by friends, family
• Apartment shooting leaves 1 dead, 1 hospitalized
• New premium online membership available
• Officials report to early morning apartment fire
• Ellis County Sheriff Unit assists Ferris PD in drug arrest
• Guest Editorial: Anti Slapp Legislation
• Personal Finance: Procrastinators pay
• Tax Reform: Close the Bank of America-Size Loop Hole
• Lawmakers seek to privatize toll roads without protections for property owners or taxpayers
• DRP Amnesty deadline approaching quickly!
• Bill Maher Doubles Down: Calls Sarah Palin a 'cnt'
• Cash for Clunkers 2: The Return of Government Motors
• AAS Division on Dynamical Astronomy Meets in Austin April 11-14
• WAXAHACHIE : Bomb scare at Wedgeworth Elementary
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• Cedar Hill Candidate Forum will be held Thursday, March 31
• Support for 'gay' rights rising among Catholics
• FACT CHECK: How Obama's Libya claims fit the facts
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• One Day Type-1 Diabetes Seminar for Families at Texas Lions Camp
• Barry's Excellent Libyan Adventure
• Don’t Touch the Liberty Bell!
• Blacks Flee Blue States in Droves
• Six Tips For Small Businesses Waiting for Economic Recovery
• Total Texas public school expenditures increased 334.5 percent from 1987 to 2007, an increase of 142 percent when adjusting for inflation.
• U.S. Customs and Border Protection : Breaking News Photography
• Consumer Alert: Phoner Toner Scams
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• Hank Whitman named head of Texas Rangers
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• Rush Backs Trump on Questioning Birth Certificate
• Wisconsin's Stand is Forcing Unions to Cave
• The Price of Taxing the Rich
• ACLU: Communism is the Goal
• Union Leader Describes Plan to Destroy Capitalism
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• Union Uses Images of OK City Bombing in Ads
• SH 114 Eastbound Mainlanes West Of Loop 12 Will Close This Weekend
• Spring Clean Your Kitchen to Be Food Safe
• Trump: Obama Must Release Birth Certificate
• Breaking: Woman kidnapped in Red Oak, suspect arrested in Ferris
• Pastor canned after endorsing controversial book
• City to gain more than $65,000,000; Waste Management contract amended
• County vouchers for 'Clean Up Event' are no more
• Residents complain of 'raw sewage' smell; City claims they have 'no control'
• Remains of missing woman found; Suspect charged with murder
• Ferris medical clinic receives donated stuffed animals
• Soldier reunites with family after 18 month deployment
• Jon’s VU! Sorry I cannot do more
• Judge Orders Use of Islamic Law in Tampa Lawsuit
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• Human Trafficking Prevention Legislation announced
• Officer friendly to one female suspect, but not the other
• BREAKING: 24,903 student social security numbers missing in Laredo Independent School District
• Breaking News: Microsoft sues Barnes & Noble, Foxconn, Inventec over Android e-readers
• Ellis County Commissioners workshop scheduled Thursday
• Protest held by 'Undocumented, Unafraid, and Unapologetic' demanding rights
• NEWSWEEK: 38% Fail Basic Citizenship Test
• SAGU to host engagement seminar
• 'Gender-neutral' Bible draws criticism
• Democrat Congressman Wants to Defund Fox News
• RELEVANT MESSAGE FOR TODAY GIVEN BY STANLEY FORDSHAM IN 1965
• Texas Voter Photo ID Bill Expected to Become Law
• Obama Treats Whistleblowers as if They Were Enemies of the State
• Griffith sworn in as fire chief; New parked named
• County appoints 'Citizens Advisory Board'
• More than 40 years ago today, Sullins taught the kids to behave
• 1,601 animals seized from property
• Sheriff's office to host 'Drug Take Back' program
• Fire dept. receives grant
• Letters to the Editor: Thanks for the support
• Letters to the Editor: Red Oak school funding
• Constitutional Thinking: Neoconservatism-enemy one
• Jon's VU! When are they a terrorist?
• Waxahachie sexual assault case suspended
• Barton votes to end federal handout to NPR
• Herman Cain: 'It's Not Planned Parenthood -- No, It's Planned Genocide'
• SAGU Career Services hosted sucsessful dinner
• Internet Explorer 9 speeds past the competition
• Why It's Bad Business to Hire the Long-Term Unemployed
• TSA Detains Man with 4th Amendment Written on Chest
• Texas to deploy advanced commercial vehicle screening technology
• Hutchins Police Department Receives “Recognized Law Enforcement Agency” from the Texas Law Enforcement Recognition Program
• Thoughts to Encourage (you are indestructible)
• Website Ban
• IRS Free File great for college students, first-time tax return filers
• Frank Gaffney: Busting Taboos at the King Hearings
• Why The Japanese Aren't Looting
• Media Analyst: The Obama Administration is Corrupt and Evil
• Nuclear: Freedom from concern
• Obama Approval 47%; Losses Across Political Spectrum Bring Down Approval of Congress And Its Republicans
• Thoughts to Encourage (gluttony)
• Watch video of DPS work on border-battling drug smugglers
• Retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 5.2 cents per gallon in the past week
• Inhofe: High Energy Prices Are Obama's 'Explicit Policy Goal'
• Ellis County Commissioners Court appoints Citizens Advisory Committee
• “No Refusal” Weekend to target DWI
• Eastbound Main Lanes of Woodall Rodgers Freeway Closed to Through Traffic this Weekend Traffic will be detoured to I-30
• Mardi Gras Waxahachie style
• Mayoral candidate has warrant out for arrest
• Brown to attend sheriff institute
• Arrest made in area burglaries; Firearms recovered and returned
• Simply Speaking: Agendas
• Jon's VU! Boys will always be...?
• Global warming from another perspective
• 2nd Saturday on the Square” festivities focus on Education Awareness Day
• USPS New 44-Cent Stamp Celebrates a Muslim Holiday Hoax
• 2011 Ellis County “Week-Long” Clean-Up Event Scheduled for End of March
• Ellis County employees recognized for service
• Confiscate Americans' Wealth to Pay Government Workers
• Corner 5 Restaurants opens in Ennis
• TODAY'S EXCLUSIVE: Progressive Indoctrination Camps
• Google throws 'kill switch' on Android phones
• Texas Ranger chief to retire
• Texas Attorney General Resolves Cases Against Motels For Price Gouging During Hurricane Dolly
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 14.2 cents per gallon in the past week
• Dale Earnhardt, Jr. on Chevy Volt: 'The Technology Isn't There Yet'
• Utah House Passes Bill Recognizing Gold, Silver as Legal Tender
• U.S. May Reject Off-Shore Drilling Permits Due to Ruling
• 175 years ago: The Fall Of The Alamo
• 3 arrested in agent murder
• Caught in the act; Man crashes into back of building
• Thoughts to Encourage (false prophets)
• Charlie Sheen, Obama, Republicans and Addiction
• FERRIS ISD: School board approves district fast food spending
• Billboard Company: You Can Question God, Not Obama
• County requests well owners register their wells; Commissioners approve third district court
• Jihadists Murder Only Christian in Pakistan's Government
• Author to hold book signing March 5
• Personal Finance; Think twice before tapping retirement
• Lancaster participates in statewide warrant roundup initiative
• Texas Farmers Under Attack at the Border
• Department of Defense to Measure Impact of Guard and Reserve on America’s Workforce
• Coalition unites to secure property rights
• Thoughts to Encourage (rebuke)
• Holder: Whites Can't Be Victims of Racial Injustice Because They Haven't Suffered Enough
• Apple's iPad 2: An incremental upgrade enough to kill the competition
• 3 Dallas-Area Men Arrested on Federal Firearms Charges Related to Trafficking Firearms to a Mexican Drug Cartel
• Tennessee Bill Would Make Following Shariah a Felony
• Extremist cleric to lead White House protest calling for Muslims to 'rise up and establish Islamic state in America'
• Breaking News: FHS student arrested on capital murder charge
• MUSEUM SCHEDULES ORVILLE ROGERS RUN FOR THE HILLS
• Now Government Wants to Control Tidiness of Churches
• Senator Orrin Hatch: "Health Law a 'Dumb-Ass' Program"
• Thoughts to Encourage (heart and tongue connection)
• U.S. Supreme Court Votes 8-1 to Protect Free Speech Rights of Westboro Baptist Church to Protest at Funerals
• DPS discourages Spring Break travel to Mexico
• County wants all water wells registered
• FOX NEWS REQUEST: 58% OF AMERICANS WANT GOVERNMENT SHUT DOWN
• DESOTO CONDUCTING TRANSPORTATION STUDY
• Coalition unites to fix SB 18
• Uptown Village at Cedar Hill will celebrates 3rd anniversay March 12
• Firearms investigation in Lancaster
• State Rep. James White Proposes Revenue-Neutral School Finance Reform
• The Will of God
• Thoughts to Encourage (detecting idols)
• Obama's Mystery Links to Gadhafi Uncovered
• Jeffrey Mark Herrin
• You Won't Believe Who's Really Behind Wisconsin Protests
• Memorial for fallen officer unveiled
• Sokoll plant employee dead
• 4 dogs, 1 donkey seized from property; Judge Polk to hold custody hearing
• Clean-up event scheduled
• School district supports teacher with cancer
• Big Brothers Big Sisters hold annual bowling fundraiser; 'Police Chief Challenge' gaining momentum
• City to receive incentives with landfill expansion proposal
• Simply Speaking: Put Our Kids First
• Ferris Main Street Board to meet Thursday, March 5
• Judge Tosses Out Lawsuit Against Obama Health Care Law
• Dem Rep to Unions: Time to Get 'Bloody'
• BREAKING NEWS: Saudi student arrested in plot to bomb Bush home
• Sims Library Movie Night Tuesday, March 1
• Gov. Walker on Fake Sick Leave: State Employees will be Terminated, Doctors Investigated
• Cornyn Announces Ovilla Fire Department to Receive $46,740 Grant
• Thoughts to Encourage (soaking)
• LAWSUIT: 'HONOR KILLINGS' OK BY MICHIGAN SHARIAH
• Windows 7 SP1 available to all starting today
• American hostages murdered
• Wisconsin: Free and Fair Elections -- A President Objects
• Obama Plans to Nationalize Wireless Internet
• Zogby Interactive: Majorities Say States Can Cut Employee Salaries & Void Collective Bargaining Agreements
• Muslim Cleric Plans Protest in Attempt to Spread Sharia Law
• Enzi, DeMint Bill Would End Ban on Incandescent Light Bulbs
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas have risen 2.1 cents per gallon in the past week
• Waxahachie Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet, Thursday, Feb. 24
• Ribbon Cutting - Cedar Hill Chamber - Wednesday, Feb 23
• Soros: "Fox News Like Nazi's"
• Letter to the Editor: $266.02 spent by Commissioner Sims
• China's Monopoly on Rare Earth Minerals
• Doctors Helping Teacher Protestors Lie about Being 'Sick'
• PBS Tweets Its Love for MoveOn.org Campaign Against Conservatives
• SPCA of Texas Seizes 4 Dogs and 1 Donkey from Ellis County Property
• Dedication of Craig Shaw Memorial Parkway
• 2011 Ellis County “Week-Long” Clean-Up Event Scheduled for End of March!!
• TSA Agents Busted at JFK for Stealing $160,000 from Bags
• Fort Hood Video: Watch Before It Is Pulled--
• Thoughts to Encourage (holiness)
• Middle East Message to Gulf Coast: Oil Doesn’t Cure all
• School Defines Christians as 'Oppressors'
• Eastbound and Westbound Main Lanes of Woodall Rodgers Freeway Closed to Through Traffic this Weekend
• Chamber presents awards, Price speaks
• City approves $1.5 million construction project
• Man who posed as female on social networking site indicted by grand jury
• Redistricting process underway, advisory board to be appointed; Commissioner to payback county
• Comptroller distributes $654 million in local sales tax across the state; City of Waxahachie 'optimistic'
• DPS says: 'Just say no to telemarketers'
• Letters to the Editor: Cuts to the Texas State Library Programs Devastates Communities
• Simply Speaking: Hebrew feasts & festivals
• Government motors
• Constitutional Thinking: On the road to 2012
• FBI: 100 Percent Chance of WMD Attack
• Entitlements: A Debate Deferred
• "Personhood" Bills Introduced In Several States
• Ellis County Commissioners workshop scheduled
• Texas Lawmakers Pledge Support of Open Government
• Obama Budget Doubles National Debt to $26.3 Trillion in 10 Years
• Egypt: A Warning for U.S. Democracy
• Advisory Board to be Appointed
• Dangerous wildfire conditions possible throughout most of the state
• How Does Black History Relate to Values of Today?
• Internet for All!
• The Nazi Origins of Apocalyptic Global Warming Theory
• The Nazi Origins of Apocalyptic Global Warming Theory
• I-35E Northbound Lane Closures at Woodall Rodgers
• Northbound lane closures at Woodall Rogers
• Ferris: Park board agenda Wednesday, Feb.16
• Larson files bill to abolish Public Utility Commission
• Rant from common man
• Fly Fish Texas Takes Mystery Out of Fooling Fish with Feathers
• Structural firefighters can get wildfire training at academy
• The FBI: Going Rogue
• Obama's Intel Chief: Muslim Brotherhood Non-Violent and Secular
• Ellis County Commissioners Court Agenda Monday, Feb.14
• Debate Over Government Shutdown if GOP Defunds HealthCare
• Mubarak Steps Down
• Eastbound Main Lanes of Woodall Rodgers Freeway Closed to Through Traffic this Weekend
• Teacher killed in head-on collision
• Bringing pep with every step; Students perform for Super Bowl execs
• Bush elected head of Workforce board
• Man fatally shot
• Landfill proposes expansion
• Letters to the Editor: Misled Opponents to Universal Health Care
• Simply Speaking: Ronald Reagan's 100th b-day
• Letters to the Editor: Thank you officers
• Locations of County Press newspaper racks
• Free Texas Tax Prep is IRS-approved
• SHARIA LAW OR THE CONSTITUTION? AMERICA MUST CHOOSE
• Lancaster Chamber presents awards, Price speaks
• EGYPT IS IN CHAOS
• Report: Texas Makes the Hot List for Mercury Pollution...Again
• 11th State Eyeing Proof of Obama's Eligibility
• Craigslist photo prompts lawmaker to resign
• U.S. Footing $100M Bill for U.N. Security
• Are You Stressing Out Your Pet?
• SCATTERING BENEDICTIONS: Speaking blessings
• More Than Just The Mail: The Historic Route Of Butterfield Overland Mail Company
• SB 18 sails through Texas Senate
• Driving Simulator Improves Employee Safety
• The Tomb and the Womb
• Fannie and Freddie on the Chopping Block
• If your kids are caught sexting, YOU could be sentenced
• Mandatory Arabic Classes Coming To Some Texas Schools
• Dems Test Waters on Obamcare Overhaul
• Zogby Interactive: Obama Approval Continues Slow Increase to 46%; 44% Support His Handling of Egyptian Situation
• Taxpayer Watchdog: Obama's Claim He Did Not Raise Taxes 'Blatantly False'
• THE LEGACY OF FOOLS
• Chris Matthews: Obama Doesn't have Long-Form Birth Certificate
• Thoughts to Encourage (count the cost)
• Caregiver Support Group Meets
• AOL to Buy Huffington Post for $315 Million
• Obama Defies Court, Implementation Continues
• $7,500 reward out to help find high risk-sex offender
• Board approves city beautification project; Public hearing to be conducted
• CONR to fly air defense exercise in preparation for Super Bowl XLV
• Letters to the Editor: Palmer Police Department would like to thank National Night Out participants
• Simply Speaking: It is up to us to decide
• Letters to the Editor: Lancaster City Council Members turns deaf ears to logic
• Constitutional Thinking: Careful what you buy
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• Councilman claims complaint 'fruitless'
• Hampton Road Baptist Church Women’s Ministry hosts Winter Wonderland
• Students enjoy another snow day, schools remain closed
• Lancaster: Career night cancelled
• Midlothian: Major water leak
• Italy ISD opens, others stay closed
• More power outages expected overnight, Thursday a.m.
• Waxahachie ISD closed, district spelling bee canceled
• Frigid weather creates peak demands for natural gas
• Power Emergency – Conservation CRITICAL--Rotating Outages Have Begun
• School Closings Wednesday, Feb.2
• God is Love, but God Hates Sin
• TSA to begin testing new Advanced Imaging Technology Software
• Waivers for Favors: Big Labor's Obamacare Escape Hatch
• Say Goodbye To The Dollar
• Own a gun or go to jail?
• Lancaster evening activities canceled
• Man Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison for Lawfully-owned Guns
• Federal judge declares Obamacare unconstitutional, says entire law “must be declared void”
• Federal judge declares Obamacare unconstitutional, says entire law “must be declared void”
• Winter Weather Closings
• Traffic Switch on Northwest Highway to Eliminate Eastbound access to E. and W. Lawther
• China Passes Off 'Top Gun' As Air Force Footage
• Obama Will 'have to produce birth certificate' to Run Again
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• County Press featured by trade show vendor
• City manager fired; Councilmen reject business expansion
• Fatal wreck on Interstate Highway 45
• Baugh to retire, new city manager appointed
• Simply Speaking: A 'news' talking head
• Left's hypocrisy is showing - again
• Letters to the Editor: Thanks to all who participated
• Constitutional Thinking: Lame ducked
• Dallas-Fort Worth Navy Week Among Navy’s Top 2011 Outreach Events
• Subscribe to The Ellis County Press
• Iranian influence spreading to South America
• Ronald Reagan Endorses the Personhood Amendment from the Grave
• Share the Love Gala to benefit CASA of Ellis County
• Forest Service Offers Free Guide to Managing Invasive Plants
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• 2 high school students recognized by Grand View University
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• Murderer of infant sentenced to 65 years
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• Letters to the Editor: The FairTax 101
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• Wilson appointed as new County and District Attorney
• Death Panels Begin: Reaction to FDA's Decision to Begin Rationing
• DPS urges holiday travelers to avoid Mexico
• Obama Quietly Erasing Borders
• Thoughts to Encourage (taming the tongue)
• Total Lunar Eclipse Coming Before Dawn on Dec. 21
• 57th Annual Christmas Parade brings in crowd
• Showing the Love: District 2 representative angers constituents over hunting trip
• Police investigate multiple shooting
• Sheriff to focus on DWI
• Fired: Two officers fired over misconduct, sexual allegations
• Lost dog: Being careful is not always enough
• Personal Finance: Are your kids ready for a cell phone?
• The truth about the first Thanksgiving
• Simply Speaking: A Great Divide
• Conveying Hebrew concepts into Greek and translating can lose information
• UCLA Professor: DREAM Act Will Help Illegals Replace Old White Men in Congress
• Palin Criticized for Praying to God
• 7 Christmas Inventions and their Surprising Origins
• Cash Named Associate Director of Journalism School
• Cash Named Associate Director of Journalism School
• AN IDOL IS LURKING BEHIND YOUR ANGER
• Firm in H-1B case looks to hire only U.S. workers
• 7 Scrooge-worthy scams for the holidays
• Somali Teenage Girl Shot to Death for Embracing Christ
• First woman to take helm of a U.S. military academy
• Sheriff to focus on DWI enforcement during holidays
• Unconstitutional: The American people had their say, but now the Constitution is weighing in on ObamaCare's individual mandate.
• Unconstitutional: The American people had their say, but now the Constitution is weighing in on ObamaCare's individual mandate.
• Special Ellis County Commissioners Court agenda
• THE ROYAL PRIESTHOOD PART I THE CHOSEN
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas fall 1.1 cents per gallon in past week
• Opinion: House Budget Bill Includes Supersized FDA
• Federal Judge to Rule on Health Law's Constitutionality
• Hackers steal McDonald's customer data
• Chris Matthews Calls Chris Christie Too Fat to be President
• TODAY'S FEATURED NEWS: Bill Clinton Rides to Obama Rescue
• Wilmer 'Lite the Tree' 2010
• Ferris 'Christmas on the Square' 2010
• Police seek help to identify tattoos
• A 'Heartfelt Christmas' is coming
• Bomb scare forces district to evacuate
• City receives baseball grant
• County talks redistricting
• City earning its merits in environmentalism
• Thoughts concerning the 2012 presidential election
• Simply Speaking: Boston Tea Party
• Officials brace for severe winter wildfire season
• Baltimore man arrested in an alleged plot to bomb a military recruiting center
• Hackers Strike Back to Support WikiLeaks
• Toy Safety raises parent's concern
• Texas 10 Most Wanted man and girlfriend arrested
• Obamacare Waivers Double in Just 3 Weeks
• FCC Pushes to Regulate the News
• City of Ferris (Texas) awarded $100,000 baseball grant
• Nancy Pelosi is Using Government to Steal from Americans
• Feds Warrantlessly Tracking Americans' Credit Cards in Real Time
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas rose 19.7 cents per gallon in the past week,
• Five New Ways to Understand Your Family’s Dynamics This Holiday Season
• Are You Ready for This? Delaying Tax Vote Could Crash Stock Market
• Dems Vote To Raise Taxes - Applause For Pelosi
• EPA Requests Texas Issue Clean Water Act Permits
• Zogby Interactive: 77% Say WikiLeaks A Threat to U.S. Security
• Activist: Feds should be on 'hate group' list'
• City of Hutchins: ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
• City of Wilmer: PUBLIC HEARING
• Serving Country: Steven Knight
• Serving Country: John T. Maness
• City of Wilmer: PUBLIC HEARING
• Serving Country: Thomas G. Bittick
• Serving Country: James L. Berman
• TxDOT is prepared for winter snow and ice; Equipment, supplies and crews readied in advance of inevitable winter weather
• District receives gold award for financial transparency efforts
• Toy safety for the holidays
• Mother Kept In “Glass Cage” For Almost An Hour By TSA For Resisting Over Breast Milk
• Thoughts to Encourage (logs in the eyes)
• Obama to Voters: Drop Dead
• Godless Ads to Go on Fort Worth Buses Dec. 1
• TxDOT is Prepared for Winter Snow and Ice
• VIDEO: Teddy Bear & Grenade: Americans Displaced & Replaced
• Master Gardener: Landscape Gardening
• TSA's Nude Scans Would Miss Taped-on Bombs
• Average retail gasoline prices in Dallas down 2.6 cents per gallon
• OBAMA TO BYPASS CONGRESS?
• Homeland Security Starts Seizing Websites
• Dems Want to Hand $44 Billion to Illegals
• Thoughts to Encourage (sowing and reaping)
• Supremes Challenged to Put Constitution Above Twitter
• Cocaine bust leads to 2 arrests; Customs detainer placed on both
• Rash of car break-ins at area restaurants; Locals on high alert
• Life returns to normal for lone tornado victims
• A true reason to be thankful
• Pitts to push 'Arizona type immigration bill'; Constituents question voting record
• Ferris Housing Authority Waiting List
• THE STORAGE PLACE: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
• Cutting holiday weight gain
• MAAG enjoy game day
• Railroad crossing closed indefinitely
• Holiday travel safety tips
• Precinct workers transferred, Brown thinks Sims is ‘hypocritical’
• Joint Chiefs Chairman ADM Mike Mullen on North Korea
• Zogby Interactive: Obama Falls to 39%
• Diana Buckley publishes first novel
• Thoughts to Encourage: Looking at self
• Girl speaks out about TSA abuse and "random" selection
• Paying federal taxes just got more expensive
• What it's like to avoid Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)
• Ellis County: Precinct Workers transferred
• TxDOT encourages motorists to be safe during holiday travel
• Black Friday shopping safety tips
• Ellis County Commissioners Court agenda Monday, Nov.22
• Britain is the Most Violent Country in Europe
• Experts: Mystery contrail was from Chinese missile - 'Muted response' was decision 'made by the president himself'
• Web Censorship Bill Sails Through Senate Committee
• Al Sharpton Says FCC Should Threaten Radio Stations Carrying Rush
• Main lanes of Woodall Rogers closed this weekend
• Lady Hawks begin 2010-11 season
• Jackets playoff run stopped cold, 35-0
• 2010 Jackets playoff season over
• The greatest gift: 'Adopt a Classroom'
• DeSoto ISD Education Foundation holds 11th Annual Drive Kick-off Luncheon
• Texas leader in fighting senior hunger elected to the Meals On Wheels Association of America Board of Directors
• Jon’s VU! Conspiracy theory number...
• Latin is not a biblical language, yet it became the language of the new 'faith'
• Simply Speaking: The (almost) forgotten taxpayer
• We are being invaded
• Texas' Human Trafficking Prevention Task Force Convenes In Arlington
• Feds Want to Regulate Your Home Gardening
• Video: I fought for you...
• Zogby Interactive: 64% Oppose Raising Debt Ceiling, But 55% Believe Congress Will Do It
• Main Lanes of Woodall Rodgers Freeway Closed to Through Traffic this Weekend
• Charles Rangel Convicted of Ethics Violations
• Zogby Interactive: Obama Holds at 42%; Percentage Who Strongly Disapprove at 48%
• Taxpayers and Students Paying for Illegal Immigrant College Education
• AARP Abandoning its Membership
• Consumer Alert: New Braunfels Smokehouse recalls products
• If You Touch My Junk, I'll Have You Arrested
• Leonid Meteor Shower Peaks Wednesday
• Road closure: I-30 at the Trinity River Monday and Tuesday
• China to Buy Stake in GM
• Liberals Press Obama Not to Extend All Bush Tax Cuts
• Thoughts to Encourage: Voice of the enemy
• Rep. Ken Paxton announces bid for Texas House Speaker
• Hawks beat Tigers in OT thriller
• Commentary: Playoffs Time Baby!
• Ferris Independent School District - INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS
• REPOSSESSION SALE
• City of Ferris - NOTICE OF BID
• 'Old Fort Dallas' goes up in flames; Destroys general store and 5 others
• Vehicle break-in at SAGU; Police seek help in identification
• Commissioners consider radio issues; Dodson still knows ‘very little’
• How Thoroughly Fox News Trounced CNN, MSNBC on Election Night
• Why Parents Drink . . .
• How To Solve The Arizona Border Problem
• Legal Challenge Could Derail Health Care Law
• Ferris council Agenda Monday, Nov.15
• Ellis County Commissioners Court special meeting agenda
• Public urged to send a 'touch of home' to service members
• IN THE NEWS: Friday, Nov. 5, 2010
• Ellis County Commissioners Court agenda Monday, Nov.8
• Calling all area veterans!
• DeSoto students named AP Scholars
• Westbound Main Lanes of Woodall Rogers Freeway Closed to Through Traffic this Weekend
• LANCASTER CHAMBER EVENTS
• Salute to Veterans: Wednesday, Nov.10
• Barack Obama Joined Muslim Prayers at School
• Court Rules that Teen Cheerleader Must Cheer for Her Alleged Rapist
• Tree Pruning to ANSI Standards
• Burn ban ordered
• Agenda for Monday,Aug.9
• DSHS Encourages Early Vaccination of Schoolchildren
• SPCA and Ellis County Sheriff's Department to Seize Animals
• Councilman arrested on indecency with a child

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