Sports

Lady Indians thump Skyline; playoffs next

Staff report DALLAS — The Waxahachie Lady Indians closed one door and opened another last Friday night as they ended the regular season with a 15-0 five-inning rout of Dallas…

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Waxahachie First United Methodist Church – the first 175 years, Part I

Richard Todd Daily Light contributor Waxahachie First United Methodist Church is preparing to celebrate its 175th year of existence. The ceremony will take place May 19 at the church. Below is the first in a three-part series written by Richard Todd that details the church’s history: In 1846, when Anson Jones (the fourth and final…

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Police Reports

Waxahachie police report: April 14-20

Chris Roark The Waxahachie Police Department responded to the following incidents: April 20 Burglary of a vehicle (credit cards and debit cards were stolen, and transactions were made) in the 200 block of S. Grand Ave. Auto theft (a 2013 white Ford Escape was stolen) in the 400 block of N. Interstate 35E April 19…

Business

P&Z recommends rezoning for bakery in downtown, but residents concerned about traffic

Chris Roark, croark@cherryroad.com The Waxahachie Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday recommended approval of a rezoning request for a bakery, but some are concerned it will negatively impact the downtown character and add traffic issues. P&Z recommended approval of a rezoning request for 409 W. Jefferson St. A local family is seeking the rezoning to…

Opinion

Letter to the editor: Supporting David Hill

We take voting seriously. We consider: character, experience, education and accomplishments in casting our ballots. One recent election, Shirley said, “I know that candidate to be a good person.” We have known David Hill many years, and he is a good person. Waxahachie has grown and prospered under his leadership, commitment and knowledge of municipal…

Sports

Lady Indians thump Skyline; playoffs next

Staff report DALLAS — The Waxahachie Lady Indians closed one door and opened another last Friday night as they ended the regular season with a 15-0 five-inning rout of Dallas Skyline. The Lady Indians (16-16-1,…

Education

WHS students create art piece for Autism Acceptance Month

Chris Roark, croark@cherryroad.com There is a mindset shift taking place in the autistic community, and some art students at Waxahachie High School recently completed a painting to illustrate the change in perspective. Students in Rae…

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