Justin Wilson of Wylie responds to the scene of a hit-and-run crash along Highway 78 before paramedics arrived. Overall, the Jeep club received over 100 calls for assistance last week, including transporting essential workers to their jobs. Courtesy Bryan Stephens...
According to early voting results released by Collin County, the $600 million Collin College construction bond issue is passing with 21,893 votes or 56.73 percent. 16,700 were cast against the bond in early voting or 43.27 percent. All totals are unofficial until...
Farmersville residents will have the opportunity to vote this Saturday, May 6 for city council, school board, Collin College trustee seats and a proposed $600 million Collin College bond issue. Of three positions to be filled in Farmersville city government, two are...
Technology has been at the forefront of many educators’ minds within Farmersville ISD but recent advances have now been showcased on an international front. FISD Instructional Technology Facilitator and Gifted Program Coordinator Fran Mahaffey recently shared...
Celebrating preservation took top priority over the weekend as the Collin County Historical Commission came to Farmersville. The annual Preservation Celebration was held Saturday, April 29 at the First Baptist Church of Farmersville. Along with catered brunch, guests...
Farmersville seniors Lucas Hernandez (from left), Chase Hacker, Riley Durbin, Lyle Hibbitts, Laramie Schkade, Kale Dunlap, Treighson Crews, Daniel Duckworth and Caleb Twyford were honored for the start of last Monday’s season finale against Lone Oak. The Farmers came...
Laughter and a few tears fell as memories of Greg, otherwise known as Spanky, and Tim Barber flew high Sunday, April 23. Joined by family and friends, the Farmersville VFW Post 7426 paid honor in a Celebration of Life memorial to the father and son duo who were killed...
Boy Scout Brayden Bolch recently received the honor from the city of Farmersville as having a day dedicated to him for his service to the community. For the photo in print see the April 27 edition of The Farmersville Times or click here for the e-Edition.
The half-size replica of the Washington, DC Vietnam Veterans Memorial known as the Moving Wall will arrive in Sachse next month. The Wall is scheduled for arrival May 24. Setup will take two to three hours the following day with a soft opening planned May 25. The...
