The Farmersville baseball team will play at District 13-4A leader Community at 7:15 p.m. Friday before playing two games next week against Sunnyvale. Photo by Victor Tapia / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] Photo album The Farmersville baseball...
There is work to done for the Farmers coming into the 2020 baseball season. They’re facing with the task of replacing several starters. The pieces for success are still there, though. Back are Marshall Varner, Slade Thomas, Schon Nichols, Hunter Woodruff, Randy...
Residents want revenue, visitors to stay in town The Farmersville City Council has approved a zoning change to allow the opening of a bed-and-breakfast that proponents believe will serve as an important tourism attraction for the city. The B&B – the...
Farmersville Fire Department has graduated its first-ever Fire and EMS Academy class. The class concluded Tuesday, Feb. 11 after beginning Oct. 15, 2019. Class members were Jacob Nagel, Colton Frederick, Clay Hibbitts, Peyton Claterbaugh, Kyle Leonard,...
This weekend, Farmersville residents will have a tangible way to help their neighbors. Boy Scout Troop 310, led by Scout Master Kyle Odom, will deliver bags to front porches across town Saturday, Feb. 22. Families are then asked to fill the bags with nonperishable...
The city of Farmersville will have a new mayor and two new city council members. What may be missing is an election. This year’s city council election included the mayor, Place 2 and Place 4. Last Friday, Terry Williams filed for Place 2 and Gary Henry filed for Place...
Ford, Caddo Mills on slate The second week of district soccer awaits the boys and girls teams in 13-4A. Up first on the slate was visiting Quinlan Ford on Wednesday, Feb, 19 for the Lady Farmers. With no game against Ford, the Farmers hosted Grand Saline on the...
Early voting for the March 3 presidential primary elections starts Tuesday, Feb. 18, and runs for 10 days through Feb. 28. The elections are split into Democratic and Republican primaries to decide the candidates for office in the November general election. Races...
Cold weather is inevitable this time of year in North Texas and it produces varying degrees of impact on individuals and families. Those who cannot cope as well under adverse conditions have help available to them, such as faith-based organizations that stand...
