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April 2, 2008
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Touring the Facilities
Above, Lisa Williams, principal of BISD's new second through fourth grade campus gives a tour to teachers who will be moving to the new campus, They are pictured in the new cafeteria area with the stage in the background. Right, Dave Clark, WRLconstruction superintendent and Williams go over plans w... More...
Lane closures to start today on US Hwy 69
By Lori Mellinger editor@bullardnews.com

Crews are scheduled to reduce US 69 to one lane in each direction around the FM 344 intersection in Bullard beginning today, so crews can begin construction on temporary lanes for traffic during the construction of the overpass at that intersection. More...

Anonymous donor gives $50K to library
By Kelly Griffith-Fields news@bullardnews.com

Bullard Community Library's Capital Campaign has received a $50,000 gift from a local donor who wishes to remain anonymous. "This is a really big boost for our campaign as we near the $400,000 mark," said treasurer Martha Dinwiddie. More...

 News
•Relay for Life readies for finale with fund-raisers
Cherokee County Relay For Life volunteers will be out in force on Saturday conducting a number of fund-raising events to benefit Relay For Life. The weekend actually kicks off Friday with a hamburger cookout by the Life Savers team of Rusk State Hospital. More...
•Annual garden tour scheduled for May 3
•Manufacturing Awards
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 Sports
•Panthers, Ladies take top spot at meet
The varsity Panthers and Lady Panther Track teams placed first overall, at the Bullard Panther Relays on Thursday. The meet was the first that the varsity Panthers were able to compete in on home ground in years. The ladies won with a total of 225 points. More...
•AREA GOLF
•Panthers continue winning streak
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 Opinion
•Checklist Charlie
Holding on to the sacred hammocks
"No, you can not cut the strings. Those hammocks are sacred!" Is it my problem that they failed to tie a proper knot while standing on each other's shoulders? Those particular hammocks are almost as old as I am and they survived the three Primer children, proving that they are tough indeed. More...
•THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS
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