November 2025

The Kaufman Lions and Kemp Yellowjackets met in Kemp on Tuesday, Nov. 18 for a non-district matchup on the court.

The Kaufman Lady Lions varsity girls’ basketball team used a strong start to sink the Community Braves in non-district play at home Tuesday, Nov. 18.

It’s been a great week, and I’ve been blessed to spend time with fine friends that share my love of the outdoors. For those of us that love to hunt, this is most definitely ‘our’ time of year.

November 27: The Center in Kaufman is hosting their Annual Turkey Trot 5K Run and 1-Mile Fun Run on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 27 from 7-9:15 a.m.

Kaufman County Grand Jury returned 45 indictments Oct. 31.

The Crandall City Council set a date and time for a public hearing for a new Tax Increment Investment Zone (TIRZ) during their regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 17.

As I was visiting with my friend, David Bailiff, last week, we started talking about energy in the workplace, specifically the kind that employees bring to their jobs and the expectations leaders place on them. Do employers truly want people who think creatively and go above and beyond, or do they only want individuals who follow the job description word for word? David and I agreed: any employer would rather have employees you have to pull down out of the stars than those you have to kick in the tail just to get out of the chair.

Black Friday is quickly approaching, offering a valuable opportunity to connect with customers in meaningful ways. As you begin planning your holiday marketing, taking a look at last year’s trends and performance can spark stronger ideas and help you shape campaigns that truly resonate this season.

Kaufman County Library hosts chess tournament.

The Crandall High School percussion section placed third in their division at the Lone Star Classic Contest on Saturday, Nov. 8 in Flower Mound.