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August 20, 2008 / Front Page

Dog Days of Summer

City's new kennel helps officers

Police Chief Gary Don was not sure if the towering mastiff he choked with the noose of a catchpole would work on a dog of this size. As he pulled the catchpole the dog stood taller than Don, towering several inches over him. More...

Coaches see how players respond to key spots

M.D. 'Doc' Smith Bullard Banner Sports Editor

The first intra-squad scrimmage of the season unveiled the 2008 Panthers this past Saturday morning with some big hits, and bigger offensive highlights. More...

News

Elementary celebration

Bullard ISD invited you to celebrate the opening of Bullard Elementary School at 2 p.m. Aug. 24. The school is located behind the high school. More...

NewsBriefs

Free seminar on neck and back treatment Dr. More...

Annis-Haak wedding announcement

Karissa Annis of Bullard and Jay Haak of Oakridge were married June 20th at the Chapel of the Woodlands. David Garrison of Spring, TX, officiated. A reception following the ceremony was held at the Windsor Lodge of The Woodlands. More...

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Opinion

Trying for a split body, personality included

Hear ye, hear ye lend me your eyes, ears and cell phones. All Bullard athletic directors of schools or churches, head coaches of any level of play or sport, and just down right 'in the know' sports enthusiasts, please help. More...

Cartoon

Full Story

With respect to our citizens that participated in the petition process for a special mayoral election, I would like to explain the action taken by the City Council on August 12th. Section 22. More...

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City official: petition for election dead

Petition must go through steps before election is valid

Jim Epperson Bullard Banner News

As the county's assistant district attorney reviews a petition for special election filed by Bullard voters, city officials are saying the election is not valid. More...

Superintendent: Seek the peaks

Bryant address teachers in district-wide meeting

Jim Epperson Bullard Banner News

New Superintendent Keith Bryant said teaching is like hiking a mountain. At first the trail to the top is visible and easier to walk. But the higher on the trail one is to go, the more difficult the trail becomes. More...

Teacher's appreciated

Local Churches hold teacher appreciation lunch for Bullard ISD, Brook Hill teachers

Meredith Mohr Bullard Banner News

Leaning back into the pew in the Family Life Center, First United Methodist Church Bullard member Bill Cox takes a rest from hauling boxes to survey the crowd of teachers and educators from the Bullard School District and the Brook Hill School, who More...