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Calvary Baptist to hold service

Calvary Baptist Church of Caldwell is hosting their Easter worship service on Sunday, April 5, at 10:45 a.m.“He is not here; for He is risen...

Holy Week events at Caldwell Methodist

Caldwell Methodist Church will host special services to celebrate Holy Week.Palm Sunday, March 29 is observed to remember the final days of Jesus’ earthly ministry and the love that led Him to the cross.Join us as we honor Christ together with a morning filled with worship, joy, and reflection.

Solid Ground

Jesus is our Light, our Peace, our Hope in troubled timesThe Gospel of Mark contains fewer of Jesus’ actual teachings than the other Gospels. His words show Christ to be a great teacher.

AG rules for city on not releasing electric cost info

The Texas Attorney General’s Office has ruled in favor of the City of Caldwell that it must withhold information sought by the Burleson County Tribune regarding the city’s wholesale electric power agreement with LCRA.The Attorney General’s Office issued its ruling on Wednesday, March 18.

Help protect all road users

Spring brings out walkers, cyclists and drivers to enjoy the beauty across the state. No matter how you explore Texas, we can help each other stay safe on the road.Texans take care of their neighbors, but far too often people forget to do that when they are behind the wheel.
MANY RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS

MANY RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS

MANY RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS

MANY RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS owners visited the Burleson County Chamber of Commerce’s new location at 207 West Mustang Street in Caldwell during its open house last Thursday evening. 
BURLESON COUNTY JUDGE

BURLESON COUNTY JUDGE

BURLESON COUNTY JUDGE

Keith Schroeder gets ready for a piece of the Burleson County birthday cake celebrating the county’s 180 years. Joining him on Tuesday on the first floor of the courthouse are Windy Tharp, Gayla Townsend and Melissa Weichert.
Spring began Friday...let’s prepare for the ‘pollenpocalypse’

Spring began Friday...let’s prepare for the ‘pollenpocalypse’

Spring began Friday...let’s prepare for the ‘pollenpocalypse’

In case you didn’t notice, spring officially began on Friday, and we’re now officially in the “Pollenpocalypse” for 2026 This is the season when things are ablooming in Texas.And, if you haven’t lived in Texas very long, there are some things you need to know about the real seasons we get here.