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February 3, 2010  RSS feed

Boys, girls club started in Bullard
The Bullard Boys and Girls Club is meeting each weekday at Bullard Elementary School. Instructors are available from 2:30 to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, during the remainder of the school year. According to John Dixon, one of the instructors, children in the “after school program” have homework and are mentored, but that is not what the club is all about. More...
Pecans, art sales used to benefit Haitian disabled
By DON TREUL editor@bullardnews.com

About $500 was raised to help find four disabled Haitian artists, and to advocate for the disabled during the relief effort in Haiti. More...

Petition filed for the sale of alcohol in Bullard
By DON TREUL editor@bullardnews.com

Along with Jacksonville, Whitehouse and Troup, Bullard voters filed applications for the sale of alcohol. Because the city of Bullard is in two counties, petition applications must by filed with Bullard City Secretary Doris Crockett. More...

 News
• article has image Triplett, Cameron to wed Feb. 6
The wedding of Traci Lynn Triplett and Dr. Charles Patrick Cameron, both of Houston, is announced. The wedding and reception are scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 6, 2010, at 2 p.m. in the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart Church and Courtyard on St. James Place, Houston. More...
• Meals on Wheels
• Church to distribute food
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 Sports
• article has image Coaches vs. Cancer game raises hopes and $$$
The Bullard Lady Panthers embarked on a mission supporting Coaches Vs Cancer this last Friday night, as BHS took a sweep over Tatum in District 17-3A play. Before the game, Tatum joined in by wearing pink T-shirts, and both the Panthers boys and girls teams sported pink headbands and socks to show their support on the court. More...
• Lady Panthers look pretty in pink; bomb away on Tatum for 74-47 win in district to maintain top spot
• article has image Wilson AD vote unanimous in record time
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 School News
• article has image Panther Prowl
Guest Column by Bullard High School Newspaper Journalists
Most teenagers get their license when they turn 16. Shortly after, many are awarded with the freedom of a car. However, that was not the case with me. I did not begin driving on my own until about six weeks ago – a year and a half after I turned 16. More...
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