Collin County commissioners on Monday received a report outlining a possible bond issue election that could appear on the November ballot. The county could seek $820 million in bonds to fund several projects, including a major expansion of the county jail, which...
From staff reports [email protected] Public Health Report There have been 31 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Collin County. Eight persons have successfully recovered. Two are hospitalized and 20 are in home...
This morning, the city of Farmersville released the following update relative to its response to COVID-19: "COVID-19 Response #4 As previously posted, we as a city haven’t moved toward closing and/or restricting inside dinning at our local restaurants and/or...
From staff reports [email protected] The city of Farmersville released an operational update as a result of the coronavirus situation. This morning's release is as follows: COVID-19 Response #2 Based on current data available the City of Farmersville has...
Seven have tested positive in Collin County From staff reports [email protected] On Saturday, Collin County Health Department (“CCHD”) reported that a 56-year-old man in Plano is the seventh presumptive positive case of novel coronavrius COVID-19 in the...
From staff reports [email protected] Police Chief Mike Sullivan announced yesterday that the city of Farmersville was closing several public facilities in response to the COVID-19 virus. The following is a statement from Sullivan, who serves as the city's...
The following statement was released by Farmersville ISD Superintendent Jeff Adams: With the rapidly changing environment impacted by the declared Covid-19 pandemic, Farmersville ISD will extend Spring Break by one week. At this time, we expect school to resume on...
Today marks the beginning of a week-long celebration of the 77th anniversary of National Newspaper Week, October 1 – 7, 2017. During this week, The Farmersville Times will not post on social media. However, we will continue to update our website,...
Today, Governor Greg Abbott signed into law House Bill 62, the statewide ban on texting while driving, authored by Rep. Tom Craddick and Sen. Judith Zaffirini. "I am pleased that Governor Abbott signed House Bill 62 and it will become law. By enacting this public...
