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City manager search underway, OTS paused

City manager search underway, OTS paused

Reelected council members Coleman Strickland, Place 1, and Kristi Mondy, Place 3, were sworn in this week. Strickland is pictured with his wife, Paige, and their children, while Mondy is pictured with Mayor Craig Overstreet following the Monday, May 18, ceremony. ...

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102 years of memories

102 years of memories

 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 about in history books. Born Sept. 28, 1918 in Decatur to Dud and Byrtie...

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Senior living facilities need community caring

Senior living facilities need community caring

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 isolation is hard for residents, man­agement and staff of Lex­ington Medical Lodge...

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Farmers hope for more success against Ferris

Farmers hope for more success against Ferris

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 Yellow Jackets. Similar to Krum, Ferris pres­ents a tough non-district 4A...

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Budget, tax rate adopted by council

Budget, tax rate adopted by council

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 regarding the proposed budget or the tax rate. Council also adopted a number of...

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New reporter joins Times, Herald staff

New reporter joins Times, Herald staff

C&S Media Inc. recently hired Jackson King as the sports reporter for The Farm­ersville Times and The Princ­eton Herald. King completed his Bach­elor of Arts in journalism at Texas A&M University in May. During his time at college, King worked for The...

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Next stop, Lavon

Next stop, Lavon

As Wylie nears buildout in the next few years, the next stop on U.S. 78 heading east is Lavon, which is experiencing a moder­ate growth pace within boundar­ies that encompass 1,145 acres. The community had a pop­ulation of 418 residents in 2000, grew to 2,219 over the...

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Special election early voting starts

Special election early voting starts

Early voting to fill a vacancy for Texas Senate, Dist. 30, that includes Farmersville opens Monday, Sept. 14 and runs through Friday, Sept. 25. A special election to fill a va­cancy created when state Sen. Pat Fallon stepped down to campaign for the U.S. House of...

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Façade grants keep city looking sharp

Façade grants keep city looking sharp

You’re a business owner in Farmersville. The exterior of your business needs to get spruced up, made to look a little more attractive to customers you want to walk through your door. But you’re a little short of funds to do the job you need to do. Where do you turn?...

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