Innovative is not a term commonly used to describe a school year, but one mentioned by several FISD stakeholders when asked to reflect on the year 2022. According to Superintendent Micheal French, “We’re not afraid of innovation here.” That statement holds true as new...

Explosive growth, winter storm Uri, increased property tax valuations, a new water source and key political figures who were thrust into the limelight were just a few Collin County highlights of 2022. On Halloween, a federal lawsuit was filed against Collin County...

Reflecting on the year 2022, the city of Farmersville experienced several changes often associated with a growing municipality. The most impactful event that changed the operational latitude of the city was the passage of the home rule charter on the May ballot,...

Amid the busy holiday season, many Americans took time last Saturday to stop and honor those who served our country by attending a special service at local cemeteries. A large crowd gathered at the IOOF Cemetery in Farmersville, one of many locations in the U.S....

Six years have passed since a drunk driver killed Azeza Salama’s fiancé and sent her and her two children to the hospital, but her memories of the crash remain as vivid as the day it happened. As people celebrate the holidays with friends and family, TxDOT wants...

The dilemma of electric bicycles on the Chaparral Trail spurred discussion among council and city officials at the Tuesday, Dec. 13 city council meeting. Several councilmembers expressed their concern with the bicycles, citing safety risks to riders and individuals...