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CFD donates flu vaccines to Cleburne ISD
Doses of the H1N1 vaccine meant for Cleburne firefighters will instead benefit Cleburne ISD students.
DMN Investigates blog: Bullying blamed for Cleburne teen's suicide
Investigative journalism in the public interest. Thata s what we focus on in Dallas-Fort Worth and throughout Texas.
Local attorney charged in accident
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.
Cleburne police seek hit-and-run drivers
The information in the following story is taken from public records on file at the Cleburne Police Department.
Pete Kendall: Ghosts of hamlets past haunt Johnson County
As Johnson County communities go, Rock Tank was no hole in the road during The Great Depression.
CFD responds to industrial oven fire
Editor's note: Information in the following story is taken from public records on file with the Cleburne police and fire departments.
Cleburne showcased in new magazine
A new magazine released last week gives visitors and new residents a glimpse of what the Cleburne community is like, said Cleburne Chamber of Commerce President Cathy Marchel.
Two hospitalized in Sunday wrecks in Cleburne
Editor's note: The information in the following story is taken from public records on file at the Cleburne Police Department.
City to apply for $5M grant for Layland Museum project
Cleburne City Council members on Tuesday voted to apply for a grant to fund renovations and repairs for the Layland Museum.
Coleman student advances in reading bee competition
Jaxton Hunt may not be at a reading level of Herman Melville and "Moby Dick." But suffice to say he's long past "Dick and Jane." Hunt, a second-grader at Coleman Elementary, won the Cleburne ISD Reading Bee Thursday at CISD central administration.
Officials break ground on Cleburne emergency room project
Local and Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Cleburne officials joined together Friday afternoon to break ground on the hospital's new operating room expansion project.
Editorial: Districta s actions bring credit
In a post-Columbine world any possible threat to the safety of our children while in school must be dealt with seriously and immediately.
No charges to be filed in case of missing woman found dead
Cleburne police have no plans to pursue charges against anyone connected to a missing woman who was later found dead, Sgt.
Cleburne EDF remains financially strong, liability free
Despite recent economic turbulence nationally and statewide, the economy of Cleburne and the surrounding area remains relatively healthy, said Stan Gray, president of the Cleburne Economic Development Foundation during Wednesday's annual membership meeting held at Caddo Street Grill.
Cleburne man arrested for littering during routine traffic stop
A Monday traffic stop for littering led to one man's arrest. A Cleburne officer saw a man throw a baggie out the window of his vehicle near Anglin and Boone streets at about 11:14 p.m., according to reports.
Rocking chair theft leads to 7 arrests
Cleburne police arrested seven people on Thursday after they alledgedly stole items from Nolan River Mall.
Body found near Cleburne creek may be missing womana s
Cleburne police say they may have found the body of a 67-year-old woman who has been missing since early October.
Author uncovers county images with a Cleburnea
At the age of 8, author Mollie Gallop Bradbury Mims wrote her own newspaper. She laid out the pages in pencil, hand-drew the pictures and sold them to her neighbors for a nickel each down North Robinson Street in Cleburne.
Found Body Could Be Missing Cleburne Woman
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Lockdown eased at Cleburne school; normal schedule resumes Thursday
By BILL MILLER A 'lockdown' at a Cleburne middle school was eased Wednesday afternoon after police searched but found no validity to report of a gun on campus, according to reports.Police were summoned just before 10 a.m. to Lowell Smith Middle School, 1710 Country Club Drive, after a report 'from two sixth-graders that a student had brought a ...