Rick Ranspot says he does all he can do to keep people out of jail. Sometimes, though, he must. Why? That is his job as the Farmersville warrant officer. Ranspot performs what one migh... Read more
The Farmersville Heritage Museum is rolling out the red carpet to host a special temporary exhibit reminiscent of days gone by. The exhibit, Shop Girls Day, will be opening at the mus... Read more
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott last week loosened COVID-19 pandemic restrictions by raising the occupancy maximum to 75 percent for most businesses and facilities, and allowing visitation at long-t... Read more
After weeks of battling opponents from the comfort of their home court, the Farmersville volleyball team experienced their first true road tests of the season, traveling to division foes... Read more
Farmersville has taken a step toward establishing a new economic development director position, but a hearing before the City Council and the Economic Development Council board ended... Read more
Although a few workers have opted out of helping with elections this fall because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Collin County Elections Administrator Bruce Sherbet does not foresee problems wit... Read more
Joyce Cagle has lived through 18 presidents, the Great Depression, two World Wars, the Civil Rights Movement, astronaut Neil Armstrong’s moon walk and so much more that many have only... Read more
Six months is a long time to be quarantined in a room 24 hours a day without seeing loved ones, but as long as COVID-19 cases persist, senior living facilities have to comply. While the isol... Read more
After their win over Krum at home, the Farmersville football team hopes to keep their momentum going into their next matchup, as they prepare to head back on the road to face the Ferris Yel... Read more
The city of Farmersville budget and tax rate for fiscal year 2020-21 was unanimously adopted at last week’s city council meeting. No citizen offered input at the Sept. 8 public hearings rega... Read more