New businesses continue to find a home in the downtown Farmersville even with the challenges posed by the coronavirus shutdown.
From bakery goods and dog treats to yarn, the choices available to Farmersville residents continue to grow. Here’s an overview of a few new places to check out.
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By Joe Chandler • [email protected]
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