Romantic getaways that focus on connection, calm and shared experience This season, a growing number of travelers are approaching romantic getaways differently. Rather than booking traditional Valentine’s packages or large resorts, many are opting for destinations...
Students jumped all day during their PE times today for donations to Jump Rope for Heart/American Heart Association. For more photos see the March 16 edition of The Farmersville Times or click here for the e-Edition.
Farmersville’s Levi Dale thinks about throwing the ball over to first base but decides against it during the Edgewood Tournament in Crandall. Farmersville won the game 4-3 and finished 4-2 over a three-day span. For the complete story see the March 16 edition of The...
Weather or not they wanted to admit it, students from the Farmersville Intermediate School junior meteorologists had a terrific time Wednesday, March 1. Members of the Intermediate School’s Master Meteorologists club got to meet WFAA broadcast weather guru Colleen...
For the fourth consecutive year, Farmersville Masonic Lodge # 214, represented by Michael Cross, left, and Rhett North presented its Fantastic Teeth program on Wednesday, Feb. 22 by passing out 120 packets to Tatum Elementary first graders. The packets contain items...
For families planning a staycation or visitors coming to Dallas for spring break, the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden has something for everyone. Encounter 100 varieties of tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, pansies, violas, poppies and thousands of other...
Last week was a busy one for Lady Farmers softball. They started with a 7-4 loss to visiting Lone Oak in the District 10-3A opener. Haley Lewis drove in three runs and was 2-for-3, with Natalie Segovia going the full seven innings and striking out four. Later that...
The city of Farmersville is without a set of apartments after Oak Grove Apartment shut their doors over the past two weeks. According to information present to the city council at its Feb. 28 meeting, residents were asked to leave after the company who owned the...
Alfred Mock, 87, and his daughter Angela Mock, 60, both of Princeton died in the multiple vehicle accident that shut down Hwy. 380 for more than six hours Monday, March 6. According to preliminary investigation information released by DPS Public Information Officer...
