By David Wolman [email protected] The University Interscholastic League (UIL) held its bi-annual realignment day Monday morning. For Farmersville, significant changes are on the horizon. Farmersville will now compete in District 7-4A Division II along with...
Farmersville baseball started off the season by hosting a six-team tournament Feb. 23-25. They finished in second place after losing 4-2 to Frisco Reedy in the title game. Prior to that the Farmers beat Wills Point 4-1, Reedy 9-0 and Paris North Lamar 6-4, tied Caddo...
 Jairo Briceno-Barrientos Jairo Briceno-Barrientos, 28, was indicted Thursday, Feb. 23 on charges stemming from allegedly setting a fire in the Princeton Walmart. Briceno-Barrientos was indicted by the Collin County Grand Jury on arson causing bodily...
Farmersville Police Officer of the Year Frank Gonzalez has dedicated his life to helping others and that includes the citizens of Farmersville. Gonzalez, who was recently promoted to Officer In Charge for the patrol division with Farmersville PD, has been with the...
Farmersville firefighters Trevor Redwine, Tuffy Stroup, Aaron Pollard and Bradley Pollard work to extinguish a fully involved truck fire at Stop-N’-Buy located on Main Street. For more information see the Feb. 23 edition of The Farmersville Times or click here for the...
Tooth Fairy Paula Coleman from Farmersville Dental talks about dental hygiene with Tatum Elementary School students. For more photos see the Feb. 23 edition of The Farmersville Times or click here for the e-Edition.
Farmersville baseball enjoyed a successful run last season, making it to the Class 3A Region II semifinals. They will look to do it again in 2017 under a solid group of returnees. “We have a chance to have a good team. We’ve got proven pitching with two guys (Chase...
The Farmersville Main Street Program has once again been recognized as a nationally accredited program. The recommendation is based upon Farmersville’s annual progress for Fiscal Year 2016. “I’m proud of the progress that Farmersville continues to make in its downtown...
Collin College trustees voted last week to hold an election May 6 seeking approval of a proposed $600 million bond issue for construction to meet growth in the coming years. The bonds would fund a full campus in Wylie, education centers in Farmersville and Celina, and...
