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City advances $6.7M regional trail project

City advances $6.7M regional trail project

Assistant Police Chief Frank Gonzalez, along with Lt. William Redding, presents the mayor and City Council members with commemorative badges in recognition of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Mark Saldaña/The Farmersville Times The Farmersville City Council took a...

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Governor promises action to family of George Floyd

Governor promises action to family of George Floyd

AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Ab­bott pledged to institute po­lice reforms when he met with the Houston family of George Floyd, who was handcuffed and killed by police in front of a Minneapolis convenience store on May 25. Video footage showed the 46-year-old Floyd subdued by...

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Blessed to serve

Blessed to serve

Pastor proudly serves congregants for 30 years  The Rev. Paul Mack believes he is blessed beyond measure. “God works in mysteri­ous ways,” Mack said, noting that when he became pastor of Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church a little more than 30 years, he...

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College parkway project bid okayed

College parkway project bid okayed

The Farmersville City Coun­cil has awarded a contract to RPM Construction to build the proposed Farmersville/Collin Parkway expansion next to Col­lin College’s new campus in west Farmersville. Jacob Dupuis, who is man­aging the parkway project for DBI Engineering,...

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COVID-19 hospitalization cases rising

COVID-19 hospitalization cases rising

Collin County reporting now handled by DSHS  The reopening of Texas and subsequent protests in the area could be cause for concern in relation to the continued rise in COVID cases. While some may think the concern is justified, others may attribute the rise to...

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City celebrates hero’s homecoming

City celebrates hero’s homecoming

About three dozen people showed up to the square to celebrate Farmersville’s most famous former resident. Monday, June 15 marked the 75th anniversary of Audie Murphy’s return to his hometown after fighting in World War II. He was Amer­ica’s most decorated veteran of...

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America exceptional? We’ve got work to do

America exceptional? We’ve got work to do

Like most Americans, I have always consid­ered the United States an exceptional country. We pos­sess a political system built on checks and balances, an ideal of giving voice to ordinary people across a diverse land, and a Constitution that favors finding common...

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Farmersville’s most infamous

Farmersville’s most infamous

 August 2019 was the 50th anniversary of one of the most shocking crimes in United State history, the Tate-Labi­anca murders in Los Angeles, pulled off by the followers of Charles Manson. Last year, the crimes were brought back into the forefront of conscience...

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