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As Farmersville continues to grow, city leaders moved Monday, Dec. 15, to ensure future green space, with City Council approving new park development fees for residential projects. The new fee structure was adopted following a staff study comparing park development...
Rotary clubs in all corners of the globe have something in very much in common: They are looking high and low for new members to join their organization to serve the communities where they live, work and worship. The Farmersville Rotary Club, therefore, is launching a...
The Farmersville Chamber of Commerce is hosting their annual member banquet next month with the theme “Farmersville’s Believe it or Not.” The event will take place at Boho Bodark Barn in Nevada from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, April 13. For more on this story see the...
The exterior of the Heritage Museum is getting some much needed improvements to make it safer for guests entering and exiting and make it ADA compliant. Chad Engbrock/The Farmersville Times Residents and visitors to downtown Farmersville may notice some new and...
Street reconstruction of Davis (Prospect) and Rike Street to Austin was listed as the No. 1 priority on the City of Farmersville Street Priority List. The list includes 53 streets with four slated for TIRZ only funding, 11 for TIRZ/City funding and the remaining to be...
Sports
Farmersville junior Katelynn McRay goes up for a layup attempt during the first quarter of a District 13-4A girls basketball game on Friday, Jan. 24 from Farmersville Arena. McRay finished with 13 points in a 43-33 home victory for Farmersville over Quinlan Ford....
The Lady Farmers got the 2018 softball season going by finishing below the .500 mark. “The 2-4 finish is not a good reflection of what this team is capable of,” Farmersville head coach Paula Wilfong said. “We had some rough patches during the Bonham tournament but we...
It all came to an end for the Farmers earlier this week in District 10-3A basketball. They closed out the season Tuesday, Feb. 13 with Whitewright on Senior Night. Honored before the game were Kobie Sheriff, Malique Jones, Gareth Harp, Lane Senn and Eric Oborne. As of...
The final scores from last week’s District 10-3A games don’t tell the entire story. Down players due to injuries and illness the Farmers remained competitive in a pair of loses. They were defeated by host Howe 80-47 and visiting Leonard 41-32. “They were competitive...
Help is exactly what the Lady Farmers need if they’re to qualify for the playoffs. The first thing they had to do themselves was beat Howe, Tuesday, Jan. 30, and visiting Leonard at 6:15 p.m. Friday, Feb. 2 in District 10-3A. “We must beat Howe, which is a team that...
Education
The Farmersville Independent School District had wanted to hire school monitors to assist its police force in maintaining security within the district. However, because of “all that happened in Uvalde,” the district has decided to hire two additional certified police...
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Life & Style
From dark and moody to vibrant and bold, colorful design is gaining favor among homeowners ditching safe, neutral palettes to create more daring, dramatic spaces. Decorating with deeply saturated colors can be intimidating. Explore these ideas to welcome more bold...
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Opinion
When our parents would take my sister and me from Ashdown, Arkansas to Texarkana, often they’d succumb to our begging and stop for ice cream. The only destination considered was Baskin-Robbins 31 Flavors. By John Moore To Login to read the full story or to subscribe,...
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