Little Mr. and Miss 2025 Old Time Saturday winners ride in the parade. By Allison LaBrot | [email protected] Old Time Saturday will return Oct. 3 for its 46th year, bringing back two traditions that put Farmersville residents young and old in the...
The coronavirus pandemic has claimed another public event in Farmersville with the cancellation of the annual Scare on the Square celebration to commemorate Halloween. In a unanimous vote, city council decided at the Sept. 22 meeting to forgo the event despite...
After a 1-3 start to their season, the Farmersville football team will have a week to prepare and regroup before they get into the meat of their season, district competition. Last season, district competition was where Farmersville found their groove, winning two...
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 might call an extra level of law enforcement for the city. He has been serving...
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 museum Oct. 17. The display will include custom designed dresses from 12 local...
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-term care facilities. The governor spelled out the changes in pandemic...
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 Ford and Kaufman. In both contests, the Lady Farmers pushed themselves,...
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 without the city charting a clear course toward creating that post....
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 with staffing polls. “I feel confident that we are in pretty good standing,”...
