Nov
24
Take I - 20 to Terrell
Take Hwy. 80 at Terrell
Exit on 635 North
Exit on Dallas North Tollway
Pass Hwy. 121
Turn right on Main St.
Stadium on left.
Nov
21
Police Dept
Posted by admin under Congratulations
I would like to thank the police officer who woke my husband and I up at 2:30am on 10-23-06 (i think) because my husbands company van doors were left open. Despite the fact that he had to wake us up and took the chance of us being grumpy he did it anyway, to be sure that everything was ok. Everything was ok but I appreciate his checking it out. The next day in the paper I saw that Tyler had a large amount of car break ins that same nite. THANK YOU WHITEHOUSE POLICE DEPT.
Nov
14
roads
Posted by admin under Rants & Raves
SPEAKING OF CR756. WHAT IS GOING ON JUST SOUTH OF 346 ON 756?FOR THE LAST THREE WEEKS THAY HAVE BEEN RUNNING A GRADER AND OTHER VEHICLES DOWN CR756 AND MAKING A BIG MESS AND NOT GETTING ANYTHING DONE!IS THIS WHAT OUR TAX MONEY IS GOING FOR?ALL I SEE HAPPENING IS WORKERS STOPPING VEHICLES MAKEING US LATE FOR OUR JOBS AND REALLY WASTING A BUNCH OF TAX PAYERS MONEY AND TIME!COME ON TEX DOT WHAT’S REALLY GOING ON? DONT YALL NEED TO BE OVER WORKING ON LOOP 49?YALL ALSO TOLD ME TO GO AND I MET ANOTHER CAR HEAD ON. ARE YOUR PEOPLE STANDING THERE WITH THOSE TWO WAY RADIOS ALSLEEP? AFTER ALL THAT DOES HAVE TO BE A VERY BOREING JOB.BUT PLEASE DON’T CAUSE ME TO GET INTO A WRECK.
Nov
08
8th Grade will play @ McMichael Middle school in Nacogdoches this Thursday.
Directions: See directions to NHS - continue east of Loop 224 crossover Hwy. 7 continue and cross over Hwy. 21, middle school will be on the loop just past Hwy. 21 on the left.
Nov
08
A school bond election in Whitehouse was narrowly approved - by 34 out of nearly 5,000 votes.
The $15 million bond issue for a new elementary school in Whitehouse was approved by 2,514 votes, or 50.34 percent, while 2,480 voters, or 49.66 percent, voted against.
The elementary school was the only project in the proposal. It’s expected to trigger an estimated tax increase of 3.27 cents, or 2 percent, over the 2006-07 rate of $1.445 per $100 property valuation.