Burleson News

On Nov. 9, Johnson County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a burglary of a habitation in the 2500 block of Charles Avenue in Burleson.

Cleburne attorney Harry L. Dulick, 55, was released from Johnson County Law Enforcement Center Thursday on $5,000 bail in connection with a July 6 incident in which the 1998 Ford Explorer Dulick was driving struck a Ford pickup truck with trailer driven by Brian Patterson, 40, of Burleson.

By Lauren LaFleur assistanteditor@jacksonvilleprogress.com Henry Sanders was a hero.

The Brazos Chamber Orchestra will present two concerts, one tonight at First United Methodist Church of Burleson, located at 590 NE McAlister Road, and one Thursday at First Baptist Church in Cleburne, located at 105 E. Willingham.

A Teddy Bears For Troops Drive, hosted by Cristian Mallory, the 2008 Texas Today's Girl humanitarian leader, will be held Saturday.

This past year our group had a demonstration garden in which we grew a wide variety of vegetables: corn, peas, beets, kale, brussel sprouts, broccoli, carrots, yellow squash, zucchini, onions, and tomatoes.

Rachel Lynette New was charged with tampering with physical evidence and was being held on a $50,000 bond, Anderson said Thursday during a press conference.

Firefighters battle a blaze that rendered a mobile home a total loss on Tuesday morning.

Voter turnout in Johnson County for Tuesday's constitutional amendment election was higher than expected, said Patty Bourgeois, Johnson County Elections administrator.

Former Cleburne police officer Bill Hudson, who died Thursday at 79, was one for two in homicide investigations during a distinguished 28-year career that took him from patrol officer to detective lieutenant before he retired in 1992.

The latest swine flu update states that the national supply of the vaccine is not enough to meet public demand, and with 12,000 Texas providers asking for their share, some local doctors are getting mixed results.

As Saturday rolls around each year, some trick-or-treaters hit the streets to fill their buckets, plastic pumpkins or pillowcases with sweet loot.

Tuesday 3 brings four elections, one of which involves all Johnson County residents while the other three involve Rio Vista, Keene and Joshua residents.

In case you are still plan-less for this weekend, the following events and activities are sure to bring excitement, fun, and calories to anyone, even the last-minute, spur-of-the-moment type.

Johnson County Sheriff's Office detectives, acting on an anonymous tip, recently arrested a man wanted out of Colorado on charges of theft, fraud and forgery, JCSO Sheriff Bob Alford said.

Arson is suspected in three recent fires at a Burleson feed mill, officials said.

JOHNSON COUNTY a 'Acting on a tip, Johnson County deputies have arrested a Colorado fugitive at a horse-training facility on FM 731 in Burleson, John County Sheriff Bob Alford said Monday.

Funeral services for John L. Perkins, 83, of Levelland, will be 1 p.m., Wednesday, Oct.

Authorities are investigating three burglaries this week in Burleson and Joshua, according to Johnson County Sheriff's Office reports.

Cleburne police responded to disturbance calls on Friday and Saturday nights and arrested several people, according to reports.