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BISD to discuss transfer policy
Progress staff reports BULLARD - Bullard Independent School District trustees will discuss the board policy regarding student transfers at its monthly meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday at the Bullard ISD administration building, 1426-B South Houston St, beginning in closed session.
One Bullard man killed, one injured in LA natural gas well blowout
One Bullard, Texas man has been killed in a DeSoto Parish natural gas well blowout, and another injured.
Man killed in well blowout is identified
GRAND CANE - The man killed in a natural gas well blowout Wednesday morning has been identified as James Dennis, 58, of Bullard, Texas.
Bullard ISD introduces Education foundation
By Daniel Piotrowski editor@jacksonvilleprogress.com The Bullard Independent School District has a new partner to help it provide the best education possible for its students - the Bullard Education Foundation.
Hines unveils plans for $50M development
By Daniel Piotrowski editor@jacksonvilleprogress.com Former Bullard mayor A.W. Hines presented a plan Tuesday to Bullard City Council members for a $50 million mixed use development to be built at U.S. Highway 69 and Farm-to-Market Road 344 in Bullard.
Retiree Wins Hybrid SUV Online Sweepstakes Drive Clean Wraps Up 2009 Campaign with Car Giveaway
" One lucky driver in the Lone Star State has a new reason to breathe easier. Drive Clean Across Texas, the nation's first statewide air quality public education campaign, this week announced that Florence Tarrant of Bullard, Texas is the grand prize winner of its annual online sweepstakes that promotes ways to reduce air pollution.
Fire marshal: Warehouse fire a suspiciousa
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com Smoke and flames still linger in Jacksonville the day after the Grimes Waterworks Inc.-owned building burned to the ground.
$50M Development In Works At Bullard
By KELLY GOOCH Staff Writer BULLARD -- A mixed-use development with retail, commercial, office and residential space is in the works for Bullard.
TCoG receives $5.8 million for weatherization
This winter may be a little warmer for some Cooke County residents thanks to a Texoma Council of Governments grant to provide weatherization funds for qualifying homes.
East Texan needs liver transplant, Bullard church lends support
The following is a letter of appreciation from the First United Methodist Church in Bullard to those who helped them raise funds for an East Texan's upcoming liver transplant: We were so pleased at all the wonderful people who showed up to support our efforts to raise money for Steve Kimble's upcoming liver transplant.
School hosts string concert benefit for East Texan
For years, Jacksonville string luthier Scott Becker of the Becker Violin Shop has been battling an illness that has baffled doctors and, to this day, remains a mystery.
All-Clear Issued After Bullard Evacuations
People who were evacuated from homes on East Emma Street in Bullard and a nearby child day care center have been permitted to return following a report of a natural gas leak this morning.
By Nathan Straus nstraus@jacksonvilleprogress.com Red, White and Blue Festival preparations are under way in Bullard.
Day Care Facility Evacuated In Bullard
The Premiere Day Care facility for children was being evacuated at 8:45 a.m. CST today due to a suspected gas leak nearby.
Gas leak in Bullard, emergency personnel respond
Police say the Bullard and Flint Fire Departments have responded to a gas leak at 504 West Emma Street in Bullard.
Bullard Family Goes All Out For Halloween
By KELLY GOOCH Staff Writer BULLARD -- The Zurn family Halloween display started with four or five tombstones, a mummy made out of paper mache and chicken wire and a few other decorations.
Construction Worker Dies In Bullard Accident
By KELLY GOOCH Staff Writer BULLARD -- A Tyler man died Friday after he fell at a First Baptist Church construction site on Farm-to-Market Road 2493 in Bullard.
Off-Beat Business: Frisby, Todd Take Ponding To New Level In Tyler
By BRIAN PEARSON Business Editor Cole Frisby dabbled in private-investigation work before plunging into his true passion: ponds.
, Kytx CBS 19 Announce Media Partnership
By BRIAN PEARSON Business Editor It started as what was jokingly referred to as a "blind date," with representatives of the Tyler Morning Telegraph and television station KYTX CBS 19 newsrooms gathering for a September retreat at a rural restaurant.
Area woman arrested for bank holdup
A Hallsville woman is facing federal bank robbery charges, stemming from an Oct.