Columnist John Moore grew up with a television set much like the 1969 RCA console pictured here, which was originally owned by movie star, Gene Autry, and now belongs to John’s friend, Scott Rice. Photo Scott Rice Maybe it was different when we only had three channels...
Residents that are looking for ways to celebrate Independence Day have a variety of events and locations to choose from for the upcoming July 4 holiday. Saturday, June 30 The Fireworks in the Park celebration of the Fourth of July is slated for Saturday, June 30, at...
Citizens are being invited to celebrate veterans and active duty personnel along with the memory of Audie Murphy as annual festivities take place Saturday, June 23. The 19th annual Audie Murphy Day will be held in downtown Farmersville and features myriad events...
Volunteers for boards and commissions were appointed at a recent city council meeting. During the Tuesday, May 12 meeting, council discussed appointing a range of volunteers. “I want to thank those who have served on these boards,” Councilmember Mike Hurst said. “I...
This Audie Murphy Day, along with honoring the memory of World War II hero Audie Murphy, a special recognition will also happen for another hometown hero: Thomas Glenn Caraway. “Audie Murphy Day is our opportunity to honor the memory of our most decorated war hero of...
Kids of all ages have been enjoying Summer Reading Club at the library and VBS at area churches. For photos see the June 21 edition or subscribe online.
Farmersville’s top four finish in District 10-3A softball paid off during the selection of honors for 2018. Leading the way were Callie Yellin as the Offensive Most Valuable Player Reese Fetty the Newcomer of the Year. Yellin earned defensive MVP last season. Outside...
Entertainment and community support for Jarren McTee will abound this weekend as the 11th annual softball tournament takes place. Jarren, 10, was diagnosed at birth with hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) after being deprived of oxygen during a traumatic delivery...
As summer heats up, Collin County residents are gravitating toward water, both lakes and pools, to cool off. Though water can provide a relief from Texas heat and high temperatures, it also can pose danger. Already this year, Collin County has seen several drowning...
