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Yancy hopes voters skip Kip
Although essentially a one-candidate affair, this year’s race for state Senate District 22 has provided more twists and turns than most contested races.
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Ceremony to break ground on 121 set
The first ground-breaking ceremony of the Texas 121-Chisholm Trail Project is scheduled for next week, Johnson County officials announced Monday.
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Hewlett files for mayor
Justin Hewlett, owner of Hewlett Office Systems, filed for the mayor’s seat in the May Cleburne City Council elections on Monday. Single Member District 4 Councilman John Warren filed to seek re-election to his seat on Monday as well.
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Educating through the arts
Her résumé is impressive. An educator, therapist, dancer, minister and actor, Bonnie Hawkins-Jordan seems the kind of person who might live in Hollywood. But she doesn’t. She lives in Cleburne, sharing her ministry with those around her any way she can.
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Challenger seeks to oust Precinct 4 incumbent
Johnson County Precinct 4 voters have a choice this year between re-electing incumbent Commissioner Don Beeson, or electing his challenger, Bart Basham.
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Yancy hopes voters skip Kip
- Sports
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- Online exclusive: Soccer 2010
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Lady Jackets set to close 16-4A play
After putting an end to their two-year playoff drought on Friday, the Cleburne Lady Jackets still have one more regular season game before the postseason begins.
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Zack Cunningham: Signing day brings the little and big schools together
National Signing Day is an interesting period for high school students and collegiate athletes.
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Lucky No. 400 for Marquart
Cleburne head coach Mitzi Marquart said she wasn’t aware she was approaching the 400-career win mark when she walked into Yellow Jacket Gym on Friday night.
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Lions pull away, 73-65
The Cleburne Yellow Jackets were in control for three-and-a-half quarters against Waco High on Friday night at Yellow Jacket Gym, but the Lions outlasted the Jackets in the final minutes to come away with a 73-65 win.
- Opinion
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Barney Maddox: Facts meaningless to socialists
After reading Crank’s radioactive rant (“Kings X,” Jan. 31), it required mental effort trudging through the fog and underbrush of wild distortions to return to reality.
- Scott Cain: The audacity of arrogance
- Don Newbury: More than a mentor
- Michael O'Connor: The man with the generic face
- Editorial: Time for a dispassionate look
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Barney Maddox: Facts meaningless to socialists
- Features / Living
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John Watson: Scouting
Now on exhibit at the Doss Heritage and Culture Center in Weatherford is “Celebration: 100 Years of Scouting in The USA 1910-2010.”
- Monica Green: What not to buy for Valentine’s Day
- Larue Barnes: The song: Mary Ann Boubel
- Larue Barnes: The innkeeper
- Monica Green: Are you addicted to Facebook games?
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- Obituaries


