November 2025

The Crandall Pirates will make their way into the postseason after defeating the Greenville Lions on the road Thursday, Nov. 6.

news@kaufmanherald.com The Kaufman Lions dropped their final varsity football game of the year on the road against the Midlothian Heritage Jaguars on Friday, Nov. 7.

Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, Faith-Based and Community Engagement Specialist The Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) Faith-Based and Community Engagement Team is proud to announce the success of this year’s Kaufman County Resource Fair, which brought together a wide range of community organizations, agencies, and local businesses — all united in their commitment to strengthening families in Kaufman County.

news@kaufmanherald.com The Scurry-Rosser Wildcats finished the regular season in second place after a win in their last game against the Blooming Grove Lions on Friday, Nov. 7 at home.

Through my many years, I have hunted from all sorts of deer stands, everything from a couple of two by fours nailed to a forked tree limb to later in life, elevated stands with all the amenities of a well-stocked cabin.

The Kemp Yellowjackets closed out their 2025 season at home for Senior Night on Friday, November 7th as they hosted the Quinlan-Ford Panthers. The Panthers led early at 140.

news@kaufmanherald.com The City of Crandall announced a time change to their regular city council meetings on Tuesday, Nov. 4.

news@kaufmanherald.com Kaufman County District Attorney Erleigh Wiley announced a 35-year sentence on Wednesday, Oct. 29 for a man who sexually assaulted a juvenile.

news@kaufmanherald.com A 19-year-old man was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the sexual assault of a 22-month-old child on Friday, Oct. 31 in Kaufman County.

Representative Keith Bell, CEO of Intex Electrical Contractors, Inc., joined the Kaufman County Commissioners Court as they formally accepted a generous $33,400 donation from Intex Electric. The contribution will fund the installation of six solar-powered streetlights at key intersections throughout Precinct 2.