Farmersville City Council addressed a wide range of city business during its Jan. 20 meeting, focusing on repairs to aging municipal buildings, approving maintenance funding for key facilities and calling a May 2 election for council seats — while also taking action...
A family of six lost their home and all of their belongings after a house fire Sunday, Dec. 18. In freezing temperatures, more than 30 firefighters banded together to attempt to save a two-story wooden frame home on North Warren Street in Nevada. However, attempts to...
Tatum Elementary School students got into the holiday spirit by participating in a variety of dress up days for the Christmas holiday. For more photos see the Dec. 22 edition of The Farmersville Times or click here for the e-Edition.
Farmersville girls basketball dropped to 2-9, following a pair of road losses. They were defeated 64-24 by Whitewright in District 10-3A play and fell 45-24 to non-district opponent Honey Grove. After a week off for Christmas the Lady Farmers (0-2 in 10-3A, as of Dec....
A new face may be seen at the Farmersville City Hall as a new city secretary has been hired. Sandra Green recently took over as the city’s secretary. Paula Jackson has been serving as Interim City Secretary since September. Green, who lives in Van Alstyne, has several...
It has been said that women can do anything that men can do and Farmersville Firefighter Angie Rios has embodied that spirit wholeheartedly. She has been named as 2016 Firefighter of the Year and is the first female in the department’s history to receive the award....
Farmersville boys basketball continued its early season success at home and on the road. They placed second in a tournament at Fruitvale and opened the week with a 49-39 non-district loss to visiting Paris Chisum. At Fruitvale, Scurry-Rosser came away with the 70-44...
The annual Farmersville Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade of Lights was full of fun and quite a bit of frost as cold temperatures made the parade especially Christmas-like. “It was cold so we didn’t have a few entries show up,” Chamber Executive Administrator Lisa...
