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Crowley fire chief arrested on DWI charge
Burleson police arrested Crowley Fire Chief Robert Loftin on a charge of driving while intoxicated on Sept.
First responders honored with banquet
Barbecue, live music and calf roping marked the second annual Serving Those Who Serve Day on Saturday at the Johnson County Sheriff's Posse Grounds in Cleburne.
John Watson: Campbell Dickson, early Cleburne businessman
The following is from a 1954 newspaper clipping found at the Cleburne Public Library.
BPW registers Hill College students to vote
Anthony Crowder, right, was one of 24 students who registered to vote at the Johnson County Campus of Hill College.
Mayoral candidates discuss challenges
Both candidates vying for the mayor's seat in Keene's November election discussed their vision of Keene and their plans if elected Thursday at the Keene Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
District attains recognized status from TEA
Due in part to the leadership of former Superintendent Harold Pinkerton, Grandview ISD has long been known for its modern facilities, strong academics and teacher-friendly campuses.
District at forefront of emergency preparedness
Already among Johnson County's more progressive school districts, Joshua ISD is now at the forefront of emergency preparedness.
Wohlgemuth discusses lawsuit reform
Progress achieved by Texans for Lawsuit Reform since the group's 1994 inception has made Texas courts more fair and improved the state's business environment, said Arlene Wohlgemuth, former Texas state ...
Arrests pending in registration scheme
Arrests are pending on four individuals in the wake of a four month investigation carried out by Johnson County law enforcement officials, according to a Wise Eyes release.
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Drilling Company Tractor-Trailer Operation Causes Death of Cleburne Woman
John David Hart of the Law Offices of John David Hart in Fort Worth has filed suit on behalf of the family of a Cleburne woman who was killed in a Johnson County, Texas, truck accident on September 11, 2008.
Editorial: In times of trouble, Cleburne, Johnson County come through
Disasters bring out the best and worst in people. This past week we've seen the best from the residents of our county in general, and Cleburne in particular.
Residents urged to check solicitors' permits
Residents should make sure solicitors have a city issued permit and contact police if they don't, law enforcement officials said.
Donations and volunteers are needed to assist Hurricane Ike evacuees staying in Cleburne, officials said.
When the Blue Water Oaks Volunteer Fire Department opened for business in 1994, they made do with what Fire Chief Heath Dehart described as a "1940s something truck." The arrival of a new fire engine about a ...
Keene, county receive governor's grants
Johnson County and the Keene school district are celebrating this week. A $29,600 grant from the office of Gov.
Agencies prepare for Hurricane Ike's effects
Cleburne is scheduled to take Hurricane Ike evacuees after shelters in Fort Worth and Dallas are full, but with tens of thousands following evacuation orders in numerous Texas Gulf Coast counties, Annie ...
School Evacuated After Bomb Threat
Joshua High School was evacuated Friday morning after a bomb threat, Johnson County Sheriff Bob Alford said.
Burleson father convicted of murder in the death of his 6-week-old son
The question wasn't whether Timothy Liner killed his infant son. The question before a Johnson County jury this week was what Liner was thinking when he shook the 6-week-old baby so hard that he died two days ...
District to receive funding from Perry
To pay 40 percent of its costs for a school resource officer for another year, the Grandview school district has received a grant of $17,412 from a state program.
County salary disputes continue
A Johnson County Commissioners Court budget workshop grew contentious at times Monday as commissioners and other county officials discussed proposed salaries for the upcoming fiscal year.