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Justin Wilson of Wylie responds to the scene of a hit-and-run crash along Highway 78 before paramedics arrived. Overall, the Jeep club received over 100 calls for assistance last week, including transporting essential workers to their jobs. Courtesy Bryan Stephens...
‘Tis the season to start thinking about how to help children in Farmersville have a Merry Christmas. The Farmersville Outreach Alliance (FOA) Angel Tree Program gathered Christmas gifts for 300 local children last year, and a similar number is expected this year...
U.S. Rep. Keith Self, right, convenes a border security town hall featuring, from left, Goliad County Sheriff Roy Boyd, Chad Wolf, former acting Department of Homeland Security secretary; Lindsey Speed, executive director of Traffick911. Speakers at a townhall on...
The Farmersville Historical Society brought back “The Onion Queen” to the Old Time Saturday parade this year, crowning one of its members, Lynda Barnett, as the queen. Barnett’s mother was crowned The Onion Queen” in 1938. Farmersville’s 44th Annual Old Time Saturday...
The Collin College Farmersville Campus will host its biennial signature event, Blooming Harvest, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16. Located at 501 S. Collin Parkway in Farmersville, the event is free and open to the public. Blooming Harvest will feature an...
Sports
Farmersville senior running back Gordon Swartz (25) and junior quarterback Levi McAbee (5) look at the coaches on the sideline for a play call during a Sept. 13, 2024 home game against Commerce. Photo by Victor Tapia / C&S Media By David Wolman...
Farmersville football returned for their home opener last night against Krum searching for answers after a disappointing season opener. Down 14-0 to the Bobcats, the Farmers needed to find a way to turn around their struggles on offense. Senior Braden Lair answered...
After struggling in their first outing, the Farmersville football team hopes to come out of the open week and return to winning form. Farmersville takes on the Krum Bobcats in their first home contest, squaring off against their first 4A team of the season. Entering...
After a successful journey through their non-conference schedule, Farmersville volleyball prepares for the tougher test when it comes to their district competition. Against their non-conference opponents, the Lady Farmers finished with a 12-1 record, with their only...
In their final non-conference game of the season, Farmersville volleyball kept their winning streak alive, defeating the Van Alstyne Lady Panthers in four sets. With the victory, the Farmers moved to 12-1 on the season. After the game, coach Harold Davis praised his...
Education
The Farmer Pride Marching Band has been playing it cool in the heat since starting back to work in mid-July. The season began July 18 and 19 with two days of leadership training for student leaders. The entire marching band — approximately 120 band members strong —...
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Life & Style
Members of the Farmersville Quilt Guild have been busy the last two weeks with a new sewing mission prompted by the coronavirus pandemic. The lack of masks currently available to those in the healthcare industry has not only affected hotspots across the country, but...
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Opinion
In the South, we believed with all of our hearts what we were told when we were children. Even if it was wrong. In the 1960s, the RCA color console TV my family had on Beech Street in Ashdown, Arkansas, could make you go blind. It could if you believed what our mom...
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