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Royse City Herald-Banner The local news leader for the community of Royse City, Texas.

01/07/2025

After last week’s article was published, I received several requests to provide some more examples of local men and women serving in our armed forces. One such example follows.

01/06/2025

U.S. Rep. Keith Self, 3rd Congressional District of Texas, on Monday introduced a bill aimed at relocating the headquarters of U.S. Customs and Border Protection from Washington, D.C. to Texas.

01/06/2025
01/04/2025

What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than to indulge yourself and your sweetheart surrounded by chocolate? And more chocolate. And still more chocolate.

01/03/2025

Rockwall County welcomed its first baby of the new year when Ian White, a boy, was the first baby of 2025 at Texas Health Hospital Rockwall. Ian was born at

01/03/2025

This January marks a significant milestone for the Rockwall Kiwanis Food for Kids program – its 50,000th food bag packed. For years, this initiative has been providing essential weekend meals

01/03/2025

Motorists traveling through Rockwall County would seem to be used to it by now but should prepare for significant traffic changes on Interstate 30 beginning Tuesday as part of an

Wishing our readers a very happy start to 2025 and a prosperous and healthy 12 months to follow from the staff of the He...
01/01/2025

Wishing our readers a very happy start to 2025 and a prosperous and healthy 12 months to follow from the staff of the Herald-Banner.

12/31/2024

Rockwall County residents will have a unique opportunity to connect with state legislators and delve into pressing local issues at the upcoming Rockwall County Days event in Austin.

12/31/2024

Prior to becoming county judge in 2011, I wrote a weekly article titled “The Military View.” These articles focused on local men and women from our area who were serving

12/30/2024

Best in Automotive • Best in Community • Best in Businesses & Services • Best in Entertainment • Best in food and Drink • Best in Health & Beauty • Best in Shopping

12/29/2024

Former President Jimmy Carter has died at the age of 100, after more than a year in hospice care. He was a Georgia peanut farmer who sought to restore trust

12/28/2024

Despite a fire destroying its 120-year-old sanctuary six months ago, volunteers with Royse City Methodist Church were busily helping Royse City ISD children in need through their Red Nose Bulldogs

From the Herald-Banner family to yours ... wishing you a joyous holiday.
12/25/2024

From the Herald-Banner family to yours ... wishing you a joyous holiday.

12/24/2024

Tonight, North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) gets ready for its Christmas Eve tradition of tracking Santa Claus' annual toy run.

12/24/2024

In a year when the Royse City Methodist Church could have easily turned inward to focus solely on its own challenges, its congregation instead chose to look outward – toward

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Who is the Royse City Herald-Banner?

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.

In addition to the print edition that is distributed on Wednesdays, we also update our website – https://www.roysecityheraldbanner.com/ – and our page regularly with news, human interest stories and local sports updates. If breaking news is urgent or potentially affects public safety (ie weather updates, traffic alerts, closed roads etc.), it will be published immediately on our social media channels.