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  • On Thursday, January 14, 2016 at 11:30 a.m.
  • Join Representative Giddings and Mayor Marcus Knight at Historic Town Square located at 200 N. Dallas Ave, Lancaster, TX for a free Movie Night in the.
  • Mayor Knight concluded by sending a friendly message to first place winner, Prosper, Texas.

  • City Offices to be Closed

    City offices will be closed on Monday, May 30, 2016 in observance of Memorial Day. City offices will re-open on Tuesday, May 31, 2016 at 8 a.m.

    Trash and recycling will run on their normal schedule.

    For questions, please call 972-218-1300.

    Spay, Neuter & Vaccinations @ Reduced Price

    Spay/Neutering and rabies shot for dogs and cats on May 31st at the Lancaster Animal Shelter at REDUCED PRICE..let's spread the word!

    Space is limited, please call 972-472-3500 to book an appointment.

    For questions, please call 972-218-1210.

    A little bit of paint, a whole lot of FUN!

    Join us this Friday, June 3rd at 7:00 pm at 103 N. Dallas Ave. for a painting of the Historic Town Square of Lancaster. All supplies you will need to create a beautiful painting will be provided.


    For questions, please call 972-218-3700.

    Summer Reading Club Kickoff Party


    Join us as we begin our Summer Reading Club Program with special guest, Susan Campbell of Science Safari.

    Where: Lancaster Veterans Memorial Library
    1600 Veterans Memorial Pkwy, Lancaster, TX 75146

    When: June 04 @ 3:00 PM-4:00 PM

    Cost:FREE


    For questions, please call 972-218-3700.

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  • LANCASTER — Bill Mahone has seen quite a bit change during the 65 years he’s been a Lancaster football fan.

    The team competed at the Class A level when he showed up for his first game in 1948, and Mahone, a Lancaster graduate, said he’s missed only 12 games since.

    Lancaster plays 4A football today and has an enrollment of roughly 1,700 students. The city’s population has ballooned to 36,000, and the demographics have changed dramatically.

    But Mahone, a 76-year-old retired construction worker and banker, has always found his way into the bleachers on game day. What never seemed to change, though, was Lancaster’s undistinguished football team. The Tigers have won only five playoff games since 1985, and Mahone could count on a mediocre season more often than not.

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    But that seems to be changing, too.

    Mahone watched as Lancaster upended the state’s top-ranked team, Tyler John Tyler, on Sept. 7, then followed up three games later with a 45-14 rout of Waxahachie — a rival the Tigers hadn’t beaten in 12 years.

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    Lancaster is 6-0 and ranked No. 2 in the state. This is the first year Lancaster has been in the top 10.

    “We’ve never been known in this state for football,” Mahone said. “I think