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All CategoriesCleburne Eagle News Ribbon Cuttingfrom:Cleburne Chamber of CommerceCleburne Eagle News Ribbon CuttingRibbon Cuttings 2012 Read more...Joshua grocery store to be built in summerThe Joshua Station project, a mixed-use development in the planning for several years, received a boost on Wednesday courtesy Brookshire Grocery Company’s... Read more...Burleson’s fourth quarter report depicts cash decreasesBurleson’s quarterly investment report released this week shows that during the fourth quarter of 2011, the city’s total cash and investment decreased by... Read more...Social Security isn’t just for retirement, official saysMost people incorrectly associate Social Security with retirement, Social Security claims representative Tom Clark said Wednesday during a meeting hosted by the... Read more...AISD FCCLA students combat drunk drivingStudents in Alvarado ISD want to spread the message that drunk driving is a poor choice. Not only can it land you a hefty fine, but the decision to drive after drinking... Read more...Leadership Cleburne Class 2011-2012 Visits WalMart Distribution Centerfrom:Cleburne Chamber of CommerceLeadership Cleburne Class 2011-2012 Visits WalMart Distribution Center Read more...Come into the Chamber today and buy your 10th Annual Taste of Cleburne tickets!...from:Cleburne Chamber of CommerceCome into the Chamber today and buy your 10th Annual Taste of Cleburne tickets! Taste fare from several restaurants in the community all in one night! Mardi Gras...Texas Style ... Read more...Burleson to name city mgr. Feb. 20Dale Cheatham is expected to be appointed as Burleson’s next city manager at the Feb. 20 city council meeting. Once appointed, Cheatham will... Read more...Chi wins spelling bee with ‘hibachi’Eight Cleburne ISD students and seven others from Joshua and Keene ISDs spent an hour Thursday morning spelling to their best ability to be named the county spelling... Read more...Five Hill College students chosen for all-state bandFive students from Hill College were chosen to perform at the Texas Music Educators Association Convention in San Antonio. Four were chosen for the Texas Community College Band... Read more...SWAT acrobatics team to perform free showThe Southwestern Adventist University acrobatic team plans to demonstrate its high-flying skills at 7 p.m. Feb. 21 at the Booker T. Washington Community and Recreation Center. Read more...2/9 Precinct 1 magistrationsThe following is a list of magistrations performed by Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 Ronny McBroom. Read more...Zoning commission approves changes in housing districtCondo-style housing may become an option in one part of Johnson County after Burleson’s planning and zoning commission voted in favor of a zoning change Tuesday... Read more...Area students prepare for Johnson County spelling beeEight Cleburne students will be among the contestants at Thursday’s Johnson County Spelling Bee, set for 9:30 a.m. in the board room of the CISD Central Office. ... Read more...Updated: Candidate, wife disappointed by attack in letterCleburne businessman Dewey James called a recent letter concerning Johnson County Precinct 1 Commissioner Rick Bailey and his wife, Cindy, a cowardly attempt at... Read more...April 3 Texas primary date doubtfulLike the Energizer Bunny, the battle over Texas’ redistricting just keeps going and going. Monday’s apparent breakthrough to preserve the already pushed... Read more...Cleburne ISD board extends Miller’s contractThe Cleburne ISD board of trustees went into closed session at 6 p.m. Monday for the district’s annual superintendent evaluation and did not reappear for almost... Read more...City manager appointment expected Feb. 20Dale Cheatham is expected to be appointed as Burleson’s next city manager at the Feb. 20 city council meeting. Once appointed, Cheatham will... Read more...Sheriff’s office searches for suspects caught on videoThe Johnson County Sheriff’s Office asks for the public’s assistance in identifying a male and female who are stealing copper coils from air conditioning... Read more...Abstinence program comes to CleburneSimilar to the abstinence program True Love Waits in its purpose, Silver Ring Thing — an abstinence program full of comedy, lights and excitement — is... Read more...Burleson approves free summer concert seriesBurleson City Council wants to celebrate the city’s 100th birthday with a little funk, a dab of swing and a pinch of retro. Read more...Livestock show queen, ambassador chosenThe Marti Foundation announced the winners of two $10,000 scholarships on Saturday night at a banquet at the Cleburne Conference Center. Read more...Salsa dancing and salsa dips highlight of Gallery SundayThe salsa craze has swept the nation. From its appearance on “Dancing with the Stars” to Victor Cruz’s moves at the Super Bowl media event, people are... Read more...2/8 January indictmentsGrand jurors in the 18th District Court handed up 68 indictments on Jan. 31. Indictments include the following: Read more...
AmericanTowns Heroes: Ariana Hargis is a Real LivesaverAriana Hargis is the kind of lifeguard you want on duty when your loved ones are in the pool. She's a quick-thinking, focused professional with eyes in the back of her head. When... Read more...Super Bowl ads battle for their own championshipThe pressure was on. The tension was thick. And then, there were yawns in between. Read more...Cain files first for Cleburne councilCleburne attorney Scott Cain filed Monday to run for mayor, which makes him the first candidate to file for any of the three seats up for election on May 12. Also up for election... Read more...Residents urged to remember vets on Valentine’s DayValentine’s Day is a great time to remember and say thanks to America’s veterans, said Marty Peters, past second division president of American Legion... Read more...Loflin Middle School robotics club headed to stateOn Jan. 14, the Joshua ISD Loflin Middle School Robotics Engineers participated in their first competition with the Texas Computer Education Association. Read more...Best Super Bowl ad? Vote for your favoriteNaked M&Ms, an out-of-shape dog on a mission and Clint Eastwood delivering a passionate speech about American adversity -- these are among the favorite commercials... Read more...Godley-area murders occurred days before bodies foundAbout four days had passed before the two people killed last week were found in their home north of Godley, leaving the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office looking to... Read more...CISD students participate in Digital Learning DayFeb. 1 served as a new national day of celebration focusing on the positive results of innovative teaching combined with technology in the first observance of Digital Learning Day. Read more...Councilman challenges mayor for seatBurleson Mayor Ken Shetter will have to fight to keep his seat in the upcoming May election. Saturday was the first day to file for the election and Councilman Larry Pool is... Read more...CISD board extends Miller's contractThe Cleburne ISD board of trustees spent three hours in closed session Monday to discuss a contract extension for Superintendent Tim Miller. Read more...Woodforest National Bank Ribbon Cuttingfrom:Cleburne Chamber of CommerceWoodforest National Bank Ribbon CuttingRibbon Cuttings 2012 Read more...Smart networkingWhen searching for a way to get the word out about nonprofits, many are turning to the Internet. More specifically, Facebook. The third annual Nonprofit Social Network Report,... Read more...American Airlines layoffs could hit Johnson County residentsCleburne resident Diane Wilson may lose her job at a company she’s been with for more than 15 years. Read more...Taste of Cleburne to have a Mardi Gras touchThe 10th annual Taste of Cleburne is scheduled from 6-8 p.m. Feb. 21 at the Cleburne Conference Center. As the event falls on Mardi Gras, organizers are planning for over-the-top... Read more...Alcohol sales near schools split AlvaradoAfter residents in Alvarado voted to allow alcohol sales in November, there seemed to be an understanding that such business would help boost the local economy.... Read more...Times-Review launches e-editionThe Times-Review launched its new e-edition today. The e-edition offers subscribers the opportunity view the entire newspaper digitally from a computer, smartphone, iPhone, iPad,... Read more...New addressThe first two of 10 bat houses can now be seen hanging in downtown Cleburne. Plans call for hanging the houses on buildings throughout downtown in preparation for the return of... Read more...Family prepares young siblings for double surgeryKatie Love said she was surprised her newborn son, Lucas, slept so soundly and so often. Read more...Stage 3 drought restrictions on hold, for nowDespite last week’s heavy rains, Cleburne remains under drought restrictions, city officials said on Thursday. The situation is much improved for now, something... Read more...Luther C. Harrison Jr.Services for Luther C. Harrison Jr., 90, of Alvarado will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012, in the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Chapel. Burial will be at 2 p.m. at... Read more...Burleson makes changes to centennial celebration events2012 marks the 100th anniversary, or centennial, of the incorporation of the Burleson as a town. The city is celebrating that milestone with a list of events that are sure to peak... Read more...Tickets on sale for the Taste of Cleburne. Feb. 21st - 6:00-8:00. At the Clebur...from:Cleburne Chamber of CommerceTickets on sale for the Taste of Cleburne. Feb. 21st - 6:00-8:00. At the Cleburne conference center. Come by the chamber to get your tickets. Support our restaurants. Read more...Cleburne’s pony expressWhile patrolling the 900 block of West Westhill Drive on Wednesday morning, Cleburne police Cpl. Robert Sigler stopped short, surprised by the sight of a pony galloping around... Read more...Murder victims in Godley identifiedJohnson County Sheriff’s Office deputies discovered a man and a woman murdered in a house after performing a routine welfare check on Wednesday. Read more...Super security goes into place for Super BowlLaw enforcement officials charged with Super Bowl security are taking extraordinary measures to prevent a terrorist attack, but they’re also working to keep the... Read more...Superintendents note stress haunts classroomsResults of a recent American Federation of Teachers survey show that Texas school budget cuts have damaged teacher morale and multiple facets of classroom instruction. Read more... |
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