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Ben W., a retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. who served 25 years, was awarded a Quilt of Valor by Jane Hall, left. Kathy Wingo, right, presided over the ceremony, awarding nine quilts to local veterans last week. Courtesy photo Farmersville Quilt Guild members honored nine...
Memories were shared and veterans were honored last week in a final end-of-year tribute that took place at the IOOF Cemetery in Farmersville and more than 4,700 cemeteries across the nation. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) Lodge 228 hosted its second...
The Dec. 11 filing deadline has passed for the March 5, 2024, Republican and Democratic primaries. The Secretary of State’s office publishes a list of candidates accepted by the parties, but the parties have five days to submit the list and it could be Dec. 19 before...
“Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve” is the FFA motto many have learned through their high school experience. Those words have never been truer as Farmersville FFA students performed for parents, administrators, school board members and...
Last Friday’s festivities officially kicked off the sesquicentennial holiday season for Farmersville. The community showed up in full force to witness the debut of the annual light display on Farmersville Parkway at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1 and the tree lighting in...
Sports
Farmersville defenders Amare Warren (0) and Ra'Jun Wilkes (17) break up a pass attempt for Van Alstyne wide receiver Tim Moore in the end zone Friday, Oct. 25 from Farmers Stadium. The Panthers defeated the Farmers 42-35 in overtime. Photo by Victor Tapia / C&S...
Farmersville girls basketball started off the second half of District 10-3A basketball competition. They suffered a pair of defeats against host Lone Oak 60-29 and visiting Whitewright 53-13. As of Jan. 16, the Lady Farmers were 3-17 overall and 1-7 within the...
The conclusion of the first round of District 10-3A boys basketball action is ahead. Farmersville (10-7 overall, 1-3 in district, as of Jan. 16) traveled Jan. 17 to Lone Oak and 7:30 p.m. Friday take on visiting Whitewright in the first half finale. “Both of those...
Farmersville girls basketball remained winless in District 10-3A competition. Visiting Van Alstyne came away with a 49-31 win and host Howe came out on top 64-20. “Van Alstyne is definitely a game we can win in the second round. Howe was one of our weakest games so...
After nearly two months of preparation the District 10-3A basketball season is here. The Farmers opened things Jan. 3 with defending Class 3A state finalist Van Alstyne, who placed fourth to Melissa in a tournament at Allen. They hit the road Friday for a 7:30 p.m....
Education
A community history lesson, robotic dance and a big check were part of the official opening of a new facility that will equip Farmersville students well into the future. The Farmersville ISD Engineering Academy welcomed officials and guests to a dedication ceremony...
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Life & Style
Featuring an eclectic variety of items, Mismatched Matter in downtown Farmersville offers a little something for everyone. The business, located at 135 S. Main Street, specializes in high quality used furniture but also offers books, vinyl records, movies and much...
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Opinion
I saw a T-shirt that said, “I like a couple of my buddies, my dog, and that’s about it.” It substantiated what I had long felt, seldom said, and had heard from others. Many of us like our dogs better than most people. And I don’t think there’s anything wrong with...
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