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Midlothian’s local election is heating up, and candidate Ed Gardner is laying out his platform on the issues that actually impact your day-to-day. Check out this Q&A to see if his priorities align with what you want to see changed in town.
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Staff report On Sept. 15 Ellis County Elections Office will join over thousands of other election officials nationwide to take part in the celebration of National Voter Registration Day. This is a nonpartisan civic holiday that aims to help all eligible voters participate in democracy, the elections office stated. For more information on the holiday […]
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Bill Spinks wspinks@cherryroad.com Ellis County Treasurer Cheryl Chambers’ sudden passing on Aug. 18 at the age of 60 brought shock to the community, followed by lots of praise for her service to the public. First came the remembrance of her life and service, followed by planning for her replacement. “She carried out her duties with […]