Texas lawmakers returning Monday, July 21, to Austin may reconsider a failed bill from the last legislative session that would have helped local governments acquire emergency communications equipment. “It’s going to be something that will be looked at,” Gov. Greg...
A building where customers were able to purchase meat, potatoes and assorted other groceries has been given new life as a technical education and engineering center that, in the words of one Farmersville school administrator, is likely to “change the lives” of...
What started as a celebratory event in 2020 following a difficult year impacted by the pandemic, continues this holiday season with Farmersville Lights and much more. For the past several weekends, the mayor, townspeople, and city workers have stepped up to help...
The Farmersville volleyball team saw their hard work pay off for their successful 2021 with several teammates earning postseason honors. Finishing with a 40-3 record, the Lady Farmers won their fifth straight district title and reaching the state quarterfinals. Here...
The Farmersville boys basketball team used a solid start to the third quarter to win their first game of the season 68-53 over Gunter Friday night. The Farmers (1-2) started hot, scoring the game’s first seven points and leading by four at the end of the first....
The Farmersville girls basketball season is ready to hit the court despite a compressed timeframe. They opened the season a week after the end of the volleyball season, traveling to Van Alstyne Tuesday, Nov. 16. The results were not available at our press print...
If you’re the parents/guardians of elementary school-age children, the News is collecting Letters to Santa again this year. The letters will be printed in the December 23 edition of The Farmersville Times. Please print out the attached document/image, have your child...
Things will look different for the Farmersville boys basketball under new coach Stephen Blassingame and is excited for the opportunity to help rebuild the program. He is the 3rd head coach hired by FHS since 2018, moving over from Wolfe City in June. Last year’s team...
Charles Tucker believes that Veterans Day “seems to have lost some of its understanding and its value,” but added that he is not at all reluctant to talk about his service to the country. Indeed, his service as a retired U.S. Air Force colonel spans a wide range of...
