The future of Farmersville’s long-running “Old Time Saturday” event is uncertain as organizers face ongoing challenges with volunteer support, a concern raised during the Monday, April 6, City Council meeting. Dustin Tarrant, a board member of Farmersville Centennial...
With many Americans staying home, the pressure is on to maintain fun and variety in the kitchen, so family meals don’t get boring. However, cranking out three meals a day can be a burden. In fact, the average American can only prepare five meals without a recipe,...
A most unusual school year has just concluded, but for the top two Farmersville High School scholars in the Class of 2020, the unique challenges brought this year have prepared them both for what lies ahead as they graduate from high school and move on to the same...
Individual property appraisal and estimated taxes notices will be mailed to Collin County residents and businesses Friday, May 15, from Collin Central Appraisal District. The mailing was delayed a few weeks because of adjustments to operations in the CAD office...
In their first season competing in district, Farmersville girls soccer earned honors. Senior Macie Edwards led the charge as the 13-4A Newcomer of the Year. Sophomore Kate Rich made the first team at midfielder and on the second group was senior Aubrie Rich at...
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott last week issued an executive order to expand openings of certain businesses and activities, coming about two weeks after phase one of a process to reopen businesses closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Along with the executive order, the...
Major U.S. businesses are adjusting operations, laying off employees or reducing hours in response to the coronavirus outbreak. It’s uncharted territory for the nation, and companies from large brands to small businesses, like everyone else, are operating without...
Losing a loved one is never easy. Whether the loss is recent or not, many people find the void created by a loved one’s passing never leaves them and celebrating holidays, especially Mother’s Day, can magnify feelings of loss. There’s really no right or wrong way to...
It’s the final stretch of the school year for Farmersville students, and what would normally be a time filled with parties and ceremonies will instead be spent in vehicles or online. But that doesn’t mean seniors won’t have ways to celebrate. Although they won’t...
