Growing families often discover that the home that once felt just right can quickly begin to feel tight. Many first-time buyers purchase a “starter home,” a practical and affordable entry point into homeownership. But when children enter the picture — and especially...
A new face is in town and it’s because he has been hired as the newest Farmersville Main Street Manager. Reagan Rothenberger, who hails from Beaumont, has been hired as the Main Street Manager. Though young, at 27, he brings education, enthusiasm and experience to the...
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott on Jan. 17 extended for 30 days the state disaster declaration for counties affected by Hurricane Harvey, which pounded and flooded the Gulf Coast and moved deeply inland, spreading its destructive power. “As long as Texas families are...
Presidents need oversight and scrutiny; they need a Congress that will press them and insist on consultation. They get very little of that pressure today. Because we live in such tumultuous political times, it’s easy to believe that today’s intense public focus on the...
A professor at NYU was shunned by his colleagues because of “the content and structure of his thinking.”  That’s right, the “thought police” were after him. They didn’t like the fact that he was using social media to expose the hypocrisy of political correctness on...
Multiple agencies including Farmersville Police Department are aiding Princeton with the search of a suspect after an armed robbery occurred Monday, Jan. 22. A suspect that robbed Jack in the Box at gunpoint is still on the lam, according to Princeton PD. According to...
Despite an increase in calls and traffic stops, overall crime statistics for 2017 remained fairly consistent. “Overall we dealt with less crime in 2017,” Police Chief Mike Sullivan said. “As the town grows we will most likely see an increase in crime but so far that...
Tatum Elementary School students have been raising money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. For more photos see the Jan. 25 issue or subscribe online.
The Lady Farmers’ chances of making the playoffs are still alive after the start of the second round. As of Monday, Jan. 22, they were 8-13 overall and 3-5 for fifth in District 10-3A. Above them were state-ranked Leonard 7-0, Howe 6-2, Whitewright 5-2 and Van Alstyne...
