The city of Farmersville is once again on the search for a city secretary after the recent resignation of Mary Tate.
Tate resigned effective Sept. 27 for personal, family reasons and will be moving out of state.
“I’m really sad to leave Farmersville,” Tate said. “My relationships with my coworkers have developed into friendships.”
By Wyndi Veigel • News Editor • [email protected]
For the complete story see the Sept. 29 edition of The Farmersville Times or click here for the e-Edition.
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