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Breaking ground

The dirt will fly on May 15 at 1:30 p.m., breaking ground on the new A.C. Williams Elementary School. The public is invited to a 30 minute ceremony marking the beginning of the construction phase at 615 Culver Street.....more>>

Hancock pleads guilty to dealing drugs
A Commerce woman has been placed on probation after pleading guilty to multiple charges of dealing drugs from her residence between late 2005 and early 2006.
Cancer center will provide new treatment for patients in Hunt County
GREENVILLE — The waiting room is mostly empty now. The only occupants — a few new sofas and chairs.
Wrongful death suit in Ward case settled
The family of a slain Commerce code enforcement officer has agreed to settle a civil wrongful death lawsuit filed against the person convicted of capital murder in his death, as well as the defendant’s father.
Throgmorton wants to make city a better place to live and work
Quay Throgmorton believes that his experience as a public service provider and small business owner can be an asset to the Commerce City Council.
Hall wishes to bring volunteer spirit to Council
Elmer Hall already serves the Commerce community as a volunteer firefighter. Now he wants to bring that volunteer spirit to the Commerce City Council.
How to read a newspaper
Dallas Morning News columnist Steve Blow told the crowd at the 2008 Commerce Business & Industry Appreciation Luncheon April 24 that there are five ways they should read a newspaper.
Taylor not looking for later club hours
Dr. Billy Taylor wants to make one thing very clear — he is not in the Commerce City Council race to seek later hours for his business, The Drunken Mule.
Johnson believes he can lead change as mayor
Tim Johnson, one of the three mayoral candidates believes that the city of Commerce needs some serious changes and he can bring about those changes.
Ellason wants roads fixed, more for students to do
Chris Ellason believes there needs to be some changes made in Commerce and he wants to help make those changes by being on the City Council.

• ELECTION UPDATE: Throgmorton is mayor, bond passes
• Voters to decide on street repair bonds Saturday
• Sober reminder
• Call forwarding scam active in area
• City of Commerce suspends enforcement of sex offender ordinance

• Breaking ground
• Hancock pleads guilty to dealing drugs
• Cancer center will provide new treatment for patients in Hunt County
• Wrongful death suit in Ward case settled
• Throgmorton wants to make city a better place to live and work

• Worden makes third trip to South/South Central
• A&M-C signs PJC basketball standout Spraggins
• Hawkins barely (.01) misses state berth
• Tigers finish 12th at Region II-3A golf tournament
• Rains girls finish 10th at region golf meet

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