May 2, 2007 / Front Page

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ET JUNIOR INVITATIONAL LIVESTOCK EXPO

Above, Amber Hilton shows her roaster at the third annual East Texas International Livestock Expo. More...

Clarification

In an article published in the April 18 edition of the Bullard News, City Manager Larry Morgan said he had updated the existing policy and procedure manual for city employees. More...

BULLETIN BOARD

! Bullard First United Methodist in preparing for a church reunion in September. At this time the church are working on our church history. The church would like to add pictures and any other information that pertains to the church. More...

News

FBC GRESHAM HOSTS 42 TOURNEY

Flint residents top 42 winners

On Tuesday, April 3, 2007 FBC, Gresham hosted a 42 Tournament, 12 teams competed in this all day event. Lunch was included in the $7 fee charged. More...

Tiip off tthe Week

Plants for different light areas

Having trouble deciding what to plant in your combination of shade, part sun, and sunny garden? Try a combination of a few easy to grow plants. Astilbe blooms from June through August and is perfect for that mostly shady to filtered sun location. More...

Military News

Air Force Airman Cody L. Weaver has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. More...

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School News

UT Tyler inducts nursing students

Ninety-eight nursing students at The University of Texas at Tyler were inducted into the UT Tyler College of Nursing and Health Sciences Iota Nu chapter of the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society April 18, Dr. More...

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Opinion

OPIINIONS OF OTHER NEWSPAPERS

Protect the little guy in energy talks
DALLASMORNINGNEWS

Most Texas power customers aren't consumed with the intricacies of electric deregulation. Stranded costs, monopolistic practices and nodal markets aren't high on their list of worries. Budget-busting electric bills are. More...

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Mangia! Mangia!

Fanciful fish story comes true
ANTOINETTE JACKSON

I can still see the look on his face as he walked down the plank from the half-day boat docked in Morro Bay. We were on a weekend get-away in picturesque central California. My husband wanted to try his hand at ocean fishing. More...

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Early voting under way

Two seats open on city council and school board
By Lori Mellinger Bullard Banner News

Early voting is under way for both city council and school board seats. An additional item - a constitutional amendment - will also be voted on. More...

Election Information

School board seats up for re-election this year:     Place 6: Sam Smith and Louis Newburn                 Place 7: Michael Roy (I)   Two More...

Audry Owens awards $5,000 in scholarships

The third annual Audry Owens Memorial Ranch Rodeo was held was held April 25 at Circle K Arena near Bullard. More than 600 people attended the fund-raising event. More...

Mayor's Prayer Breakfast

Held in conjunction with National Day of Prayer, Bullard's first Mayor's Prayer Breakfast is set to begin at 6:30 a.m. Thursday, May 3, at The Brook Hill School. For more information or to get involved, call Bullard City Hall at 903-894-7223. More...

Sports

COUNCIL TO WEIGH IN

Homeowner wants special-use permit in residential area
Lori Mellinger Bullard Banner News

When Bullard City Council next meets, it's likely many residents of Bullard Heights subdivision will be in attendance. More...

Braaten competes in regional tournament at A&M, Allen

By Kelly Griffith Bullard Banner News

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DIISTRIICT CHAMPS

The Brook Hill School boys and girls competed in the TAPPS 3A State Golf Tournament in Universal City at Olympia Hill Golf Course, Monday, April 23 and Tuesday, April 24. Bo Seamands, Tim Estridge, and Austin Bell represented the boys. More...

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