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07/29/2024

Ashly and Andy Flores have hope. Hope that they didn’t have until recently.

07/25/2024

In a heartwarming event earlier this month, six U.S. veterans embarked on a life-changing journey with their new service dogs from Patriot PAWS, an organization dedicated to supporting those who

07/24/2024

A half-dozen U.S. veterans earlier this month began the process of receiving a service dog from Patriot PAWS. The veterans – from Texas, Indiana, Montana and Oklahoma – were led

07/24/2024

Promising an evening of mojitos, fajitas, a cigar bar and other attractions – all accentuated by Latin music and dancing, Women in Need’s annual Hot Havana Nights fundraiser is scheduled

07/24/2024

In an effort to better engage Spanish-speaking parents, Royse City ISD has planned three Spanish-language workshops to help them navigate the district.

07/24/2024

On Saturday, Greenville’s Fletcher Warren Civic Center will be a mecca to collectors and enthusiasts of vintage fishing equipment for the first-ever North Texas Antique Fishing Lure and Tackle Show.

07/24/2024

The operator of a 501c3 nonprofit organization called Caddo K9 Academy in Caddo Mills has been cleared after he was arrested and charged in mid-April on animal cruelty charges.

07/21/2024

President Joe Biden is dropping out of the 2024 race following a disastrous debate with Republican Donald Trump, throwing the Democratic Party into chaos just months before the election. And

07/20/2024

The Metro East division of the Dallas Builders Association presented Lone Star CASA with a check for $88,000 on Thursday. The money was raised through the group’s 19th annual Cars

07/20/2024

Herald-Banner Publications – the (Greenville) Herald-Banner, the Rockwall County Herald-Banner and the Royse City Herald-Banner – closed out the 2024 newspaper contest season by capturing eight national awards, bringing the

07/20/2024

Royse City’s municipal coffers will be a little fuller this month after the state comptroller’s office doled out $704,739.41 to the city as July’s sales tax allocations. That amount equaled

07/20/2024

The Royse City Police Department released its June activity report on July 17, showing 1,022 total calls for service during the month – 809 generated by the public and 213

07/20/2024

The National Transportation Safety Board has released its preliminary report into the cause of a small plane crash that claimed the life of a Royse City man in late June.

07/18/2024

Those who would like to help Royse City ISD students start the year with the proper tools have until Aug. 2 to drop off donations of backpacks and school supplies

07/18/2024

With Thursday being the deadline for prospective employers to register for this year’s North Texas Job Fair, the Royse City Tri-County Chamber of Commerce is inviting local businesses to sign

07/18/2024

On Saturday, local police took Thomas Fry – a sergeant with the Dallas Police Department – into custody at his home in Royse City on a warrant for felony theft.

07/17/2024

On Friday, August 2nd from 4PM to 7PM, the Royse City Police Association and the Royse City Police Department will be holding a drive thru “Fill The Bus” School Supplies Drive!✏️📘

The Fill The Bus Event will take place in the parking lot of the Royse City Police Department at 100 W. Main.

Please come drop off new backpacks and/or school supplies for local students. All the supplies will be given to the RCISD Education Foundation and Trinity Baptist for their annual Back to School Bash.🎒

If you can’t come by that day, you can drop them off at the PD any day before August 2nd!

07/17/2024

The Royse City ISD School Board held a regularly scheduled meeting last evening. Learn more about the activities of the board and district. >>> https://www.rcisd.org/article/1674256

07/11/2024

For the last month or so, the congregation of Royse City Methodist Church has been steadfast in their faith, worship and service despite the fire that consumed their 120-year-old sanctuary

07/11/2024

County officials will host a second public economic forum next week at the county courthouse related to the Rockwall County Strategic Plan 2050.

07/11/2024

Area seniors who regularly congregate for lunch, social activities or simply a cup of coffee and a chat with friends were pleased to visit the Royse City Senior Center’s new

07/11/2024

Starting and running a business is, no doubt, a challenging venture.

07/03/2024

AUSTIN – Rockwall County was among 15 additional counties that the Texas Division of Emergency Management and FEMA have approved for the federal disaster declaration for severe weather and flooding

07/03/2024

The Herald-Banner office will close at 2 p.m. on Wednesday (7/3) and be closed all day on Thursday (7/4). We will reopen on Friday morning (7/5).

Have a happy and safe Independence Day!

07/01/2024

A trip to the 80th annual Justices of the Peace and Constables Association of Texas conference in Fort Worth last week proved especially fruitful for one deputy constable.

07/01/2024

As of, the National Weather Service had Rockwall County listed under a heat advisory.

07/01/2024

The accolades may have been delayed a bit by Mother Nature but at last week’s Rockwall County Commissioners Court meeting, commissioners honored Dr. Amy Anderson as Royse City ISD’s –

06/30/2024

The Royse City Tri-County Chamber of Commerce’s youth leadership program Emerging Leaders Class was invited to attend the Rockwall County Commissioners Court last week to be honored for the work

06/29/2024

The dirt officially started to fly on Thursday as company and local officials celebrated the groundbreaking for H-E-B’s Rockwall location. At 131,000 square feet, the store is expected to open

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The Royse City Herald-Banner is a hyper-local newspaper publishing every Wednesday. It is published by Herald Banner Publications, based in nearby Greenville, Texas, part of the CNHI family of U.S. news outlets.

In March 2019, the Royse City Herald-Banner won first place in the General Excellence weekly newspaper competition held by the North and East Texas Press Association. The contest included 81 weekly and daily newspapers from across the region.

We cover Royse City Independent School District, the Royse City Council, the Royse City Chamber of Commerce, and local nonprofits, crime, and neighborhood news. We also cover include news from Hunt and Rockwall County commissioners when relevant to Royse City residents and readers.

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