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The Collin County Sheriff’s Office has launched a new voluntary initiative called “Take Me Home” aimed at helping law enforcement quickly identify and assist residents who may struggle to communicate or find their way home in an emergency. The program, offered at no...
Farmersville ISD was one of three North Central Texas school districts, along with a local college, to receive a JET Grant last week from the Texas Workforce Commission. The district was awarded $330,362 in Jobs and Education for Texans (JET) grant funds Friday, April...
Several people gathered along the Farmersville Parkway and downtown Monday, April 8, to witness the historic once-in-a-lifetime moment when the moon completely blocks the sun. In downtown Farmersville, the crew at Fine Arts on Main kicked off its total solar eclipse...
Collin County property values will take center stage as property owners will soon see how much the county thinks their property is worth. Collin Central Appraisal District (CCAD) has been busy collecting and entering information in preparation to generate appraisal...
Communities across the nation are preparing for what many are calling a once-in-a-lifetime event. Farmersville is no exception as the city, its residents and businesses are getting ready for a total solar eclipse that will occur on April 8. North Texas, considered a...
Sports
Farmersville sophomore Amare Warren broke the school record in the boys' triple jump at the District 13-4A track and field meet at Raider Stadium in Sunnyvale. Photo by David Wolman / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] This season has been one for...
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...
The Lady Farmers’ chances of making the playoffs are still alive after the start of the second round. As of Monday, Jan. 22, they were 8-13 overall and 3-5 for fifth in District 10-3A. Above them were state-ranked Leonard 7-0, Howe 6-2, Whitewright 5-2 and Van Alstyne...
Education
It’s back to the books for Farmersville ISD students Aug. 10. Opportunities to attend registration workshops, Meet the Teacher and Meet the Farmers will be happening in the next several days. Students and parents alike may be pleased to know the district has opted to...
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Life & Style
Marylin Parsley is described by her daughter as a glittery person who wears a crown and sparkly jewelry every day and loves having her fingernails painted purple. On Mother’s Day, Lori Aden and her sister Sheila Parsley will visit their 77-year-old mom and bring her...
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Opinion
They were called, “Victory Gardens.” And they were one of the weapons US citizens used to help win World War II. With the bad guys throwing everything at us that they could, in return, we were throwing everything at them that we could. By John Moore To Login to read...
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