El Campo Leader-News

When the wounded from Fort Hood came rolling through the doors of Temple’s Scott & White Hospital Thursday, an El Campo High School graduate was among those providing care. Full Story »

During the day he wears a suit, parses budgets, buries his nose in spreadsheets and handles the myriad facets involved in managing the El Campo Independent School District. Full Story »

An El Campo business owner sentenced to two years in state prison for secretly videotaping young female employees could be out on bond next week. Full Story »

Louise ISD will have $350,000 in additional state funding now that voters in that district passed a “tax swap” election that helps equalize state per-student funding. Full Story »

A Pierce station Department of Public Safety trooper has made yet another seizure of a sizeable amount of marijuana on U.S. 59. Full Story »

A fiery collision just north of New Taiton Sunday night killed one and sent another via helicopter to a Houston trauma center. Full Story »

The case of an El Campo High School teacher facing 20 counts of indecency with a child could go before a grand jury soon. Full Story »

El Campo’s entrance corridors may look a bit spiffier after a recent crackdown by the city Inspections Department. Full Story »

An El Campo High School teacher who’s been on paid administrative leave since the first day of school was arrested Wednesday on 20 counts of indecency with a child. Full Story »

The happy news roared through El Campo yesterday: Louis Buzek is home. Full Story »

El Campo homeowner insurance costs may go down in the coming months if the city and fire department get the score they are hoping for on a national test. Full Story »

Who has truly made a difference in the El Campo community – not just this year, but in the last several decades? Full Story »

Claiming a conspiracy to defraud, Commercial State Bank of El Campo took action Friday seeking damages against three former employees, a mortgage broker and a Houston development company. Full Story »

Early voting wraps up Friday for the Nov. 3 joint election, which includes numerous Texas constitutional amendments and a tax rate election for Louise ISD voters. Full Story »

The Louise Hornets band went full circle Saturday when it performed with Rice University’s Marching Owl Band at Rice Stadium. Two weeks ago 26 members of The MOB traveled to Louise to perform with the Louise band. That went so well that The MOB invited the Hornets band to play with them during the Rice game with Central Florida. Now there is talk of this possibly becoming an annual tradition. Full Story »

The Texas 13th Court of Criminal Appeals has reinstated the appeal proceedings of the man convicted of killing Needville ISD’s police chief in a 2007 fatal wreck. Full Story »

A tiny notice in the Leader-News tolls the death knell for the home of an organization that once held great meaning for El Campo’s African-American community. Full Story »

When the wounded from Fort Hood came rolling through the doors of Temple’s Scott & White Hospital Thursday, an El Campo High School graduate was among those providing care. Full Story »

During the day he wears a suit, parses budgets, buries his nose in spreadsheets and handles the myriad facets involved in managing the El Campo Independent School District. Full Story »

An El Campo business owner sentenced to two years in state prison for secretly videotaping young female employees could be out on bond next week. Full Story »

Louise ISD will have $350,000 in additional state funding now that voters in that district passed a “tax swap” election that helps equalize state per-student funding. Full Story »

El Campo school administrators are sounding the alarm that a potentially deadly game has taken hold among school children here. Full Story »

El Campo ISD’s board took no action Tuesday night after a 90-minute closed meeting in which they were updated on state and federal lawsuits against the district. Full Story »

The dogs and cats probably won’t be there yet, but the public can check out the accommodations at the new El Campo Animal Control building on North Wharton Thursday. Full Story »

After receiving all “ones” in last Saturdays UIL Regional marching contest at Ricebird Stadium, the El Campo High School marching band is traveling to Waller today for UIL Area competition. Full Story »