March 12, 2008 / Front Page

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MOTHER OF INVENTION

Brook Hill students show off creations
Janet Stanley and Amanda Barnes' third grade classes at The Brook Hill Lower School participated in the second annual Invention Convention. More...

Hodges aims for 2008 Olympics

Taylor Hodges of Bullard has his sights set on the Beijing China 2008 Olympic Games. More...

News

Bullard school district wins safety award

Claims Administrative Services (CAS) announced last week that Bullard ISD, one of more than 470 school districts participating in the CAS workers' compensation Association Plan, recently received the Best 3-Year Loss Ratio Award for achieving an av More...

TJC sets free `adult student workshop' for March 19

Information about starting college for the first time - or returning after a long absence - will be provided by Tyler Junior College Support Services during a free Adult Student Workshop. The workshop will be held from 8:30 a.m. More...

Group fights Trans-Texas Corridor

On Monday, American Land Foundation, Stewards of the Range, and TURF held an all-day workshop at the Lufkin Pitser Garrison Civic Center on how to stop the Trans-Texas Corridor-69. More...

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Opinion

Falling rain means personal growth

CATHY KRAFVE Checklist Charlie

It is raining today as a write. It is a beautiful, drippy rain that gently announces springtime has arrived in East Texas. More...

Breaking the rules proves beneficial

ANTOINETTE JACKSON Mangia! Mangia!

Going out to dinner on Friday night in the 1950's and early 60's was no fun for young Italian-American fish-eating Catholics like my friend Mary Ann Fiscella and me. Even less enjoyable was going out to dinner to an Italian restaurant. More...

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District says not culpable for injuries

Jim Wright to retire in June.
By Lori Mellinger editor@bullardnews.com

It took a total of 13 stitches and nine staples to fix Tim Haugh's son's leg. More...

SNOW DAY

Just as flowers begin to bloom and signs of spring's arrival present themselves a wintery mix of weather falls across East Texas last week giving contrast to the seasons. More...

Thompson ready for challenges

By Lori Mellinger editor@bullardnews.com

After a couple of privately grueling years, Stacey Thompson has filed to retain her seat on the Bullard City Council but now, she said, with a new resolve. More...

BULLETIN BOARD

! The "FRIENDS of the Bullard Community Library" is holding a bake sale from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday outside Bullard Brookshire's. Lots of Easter goodies will be available. ! More...

Sports

BH golfers win tourney

The Brook Hill School Junior Varsity Boy's Golf Team won the Eustace Junior Varsity Instructional Tournament at Indian Oaks Golf Course Feb. 28. Brook Hill was one of 21 schools represented in the tournament. More...

Bullard places high at the Troup track meet

Recently Bullard's track teams competed in the Shuttlesworth Meet held in Troup. The meet was shortened due to lightening but all field events and some running events were able to be completed. More...

I-20 Classic, Lindale

Bullard 7, Lindale 3

LINDALE - Charlie Moore went 3-for-3 with three RBIs to lead Bullard past Lindale. Bullard's Ryan Clarke went 2-for-4 with an RBI. More...

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