October 28, 2009 / Front Page

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Police nab bank robber

“We were able to ID marked money and gether other evidence in her home that linked her to the robbery.” --Bullard Police Chief Gary Lewis
Law enforcement authorities have in custody the woman who allegedly robbed the Texas National Bank Oct. 13. More...

Watch for kids on Halloween Saturday, Oct. 31

Rachel Cannon, 4, (seated) and her older brother Bradley, 8, enjoyed picking out pumpkins at the Moore Pumpkin Farm on CR 181 about 4 miles from Bullard. Many children will observe Halloween and trickor treat activities Saturday, Oct. 31. More...

Blast from the past

Space City T’s, the Houston Chapter of the Model T Ford Club of America, recently hosted its 32nd Annual Texas T Party in Tyler. More...

Brook Hill Dinner Theater scheduled

The Brook Hill Dinner Theatre, featuring Joseph Kesselring’s classic play, Arsenic and Old Lace, will be presented Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 29- 31, on the Brook Hill campus. More...

News

Cherokee County Farm Bureau members meet

The Cherokee County Farm Bureau annual County Meeting was Saturday, Oct. 17. More...

Meals on Wheels

Wednesday Oct. 28 Beef Enchiladas Pinto beans Corn Wheat bread Peach cup Thursday Oct. 29 Smoked Sausage Field peas Cabbage Cornbread Pineapple cup Friday Oct.30 Fish on bun French fries Carrots Orange Monday Nov. More...

Baptist church to host Harvest Festival

The Carpenter’s Cross Baptist Church will hold a Harvest Festival from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31. More...

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School News

Panther Prowl

Guest Column by Bullard High School Newspaper Journalists
By KAITLYN AHO

Consider marching in a straight line while playing an instrument, remembering where to march and what number to turn on and still stay in step with the person in front of you while wearing a thick wool uniform in what feels like 90 degree weather in More...

Rotary award

Each year the Rotary Club of Tyler recognizes Outstanding High School Senior Student” award to the most outstanding senior male and female from Brook Hill School. More...

Scheel graduates from ROTC

Christopher J. Scheel has graduated from the Army ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) Leader Development and Assessment Course, also known as “Operation Warrior Forge,” at Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash. He is the son of Craig A. More...

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BISD board considers transfer policy

By DON TREUL editor@bullardnews.com

For at least a handful of monthly meetings, the Bullard Independent School District Board of Trustees has considered the inter-district transfer policy for students. Trustees considered the policy again at the regular monthly meeting Monday, Oct. More...

Bullard man killed in motorcycle crash

David Pritchard, 48, of Bullard was attempting a left turn when he rode into the path of an oncoming vehicle, according to a Texas Department of Public Safety spokesperson. Pritchard, who was wearing a helmet, was ejected from the motorcycle. More...

Red, White & Blue festival set for Nov. 7

The Red White & Blue Festival sponsored by the Bullard Area Chamber of Commerce will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, in downtown Bullard. A parade will kick off the festival events. More...

Bullard man indicted for September theft

The Smith County grand jury in 114th District Judge Christi Kennedy’s court indicted a Bullard man. It was one of 47 indictments handed up Thursday, Oct. 22. More...

F.Y.I.

The Bullard Rotary will host a raffle to benefit the More...

Sports

Backing the Panthers and Guard

Football: Bullard High School 15, Gladewater 51; JV 6, Gladewater 28; Freshmen did not play. More...

Bears munch on Panther meat, 51-15

M.D. ‘Doc’ Smith news@bullardnews.com

BULLARD – The Bullard woes on the football gridiron continued on Friday night as the Davis duo from Gladewater wentoff in the first half on their way to a 51-15 win over Bullard on Friday night at Panther Stadium. More...

Panther JV gives Bears a battle

GLADEWATER - The Bullard freshmen team put up a battle against the Galdewater Bears, but came up short, 21-6 this past week at Jack Murphy Stadium last Thursday. The Bears scratched the board first for a 7-0 lead after one quarter. More...

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