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Andi Clay, Avery Clay and Ashley Evans ride Rosie, Bo and Sparky during last weekend’s winter weather event. Icy conditions and freezing temperatures closed many businesses, along with city offices and schools, but some residents still found time to enjoy the snow....
Nobody alive today saw the last total eclipse in Farmersville. And nobody who sees this year’s April 8 eclipse will live to see the next in this location. The most recent total eclipse for the area occurred July 29, 1878, the week Texas Rangers killed outlaw Sam Bass...
Emerging from the COVID doldrums, some Princeton moms were looking for a way to reconnect and banish the lingering feelings of loneliness and isolation. So how about throwing a really big party? Nicole Gschwend got the idea while watching a happy TV movie with her...
Farmersville’s police department had what could be described as an up-and-down year fighting crime, according to end-of-year statistics released by Police Chief Marsha Phillips. The department showed a slight decline in overall calls for service in 2023, logging 5,863...
The Angel Tree program finished its 2023 season on a positive note in mid-December. Once again, Farmersville Outreach Alliance lent a helping hand to Santa and provided gifts to 309 children in Farmersville this year. By Norishka Pachot For more on this story see the...
Sports
Farmersville senior Mason Erwin delivers a pitch to home plate March 28. Photo by Tina Lopez / C&S Media From Staff Reports Final scores for games played by Farmersville from March 28-April 3. Tuesday, April 1 Baseball Farmersville 11, Wills Point 8 Softball Wills...
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....
This year known as 2016 was filled with many bright spots for the Farmersville boys and girls athletic programs. Below is a breakdown of how each team faired, starting with the fall sports, winter and wrapping up with the spring. Football The Farmers defied all the...
Farmersville girls basketball dropped to 2-9, following a pair of road losses. They were defeated 64-24 by Whitewright in District 10-3A play and fell 45-24 to non-district opponent Honey Grove. After a week off for Christmas the Lady Farmers (0-2 in 10-3A, as of Dec....
Farmersville boys basketball continued its early season success at home and on the road. They placed second in a tournament at Fruitvale and opened the week with a 49-39 non-district loss to visiting Paris Chisum. At Fruitvale, Scurry-Rosser came away with the 70-44...
Education
Matthew Day is a young man on the move and the vehicle he hopes will take him places is a product of his own hands which he used to build it from the ground up. Matthew is an 18-year-old Farmersville High School senior who has constructed a trailer. However, it is not...
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Life & Style
January is Human Slavery and Trafficking Awareness Month. While you may think this subject has nothing to do with you, it has everything to do with you. If you are anyone who comes in contact with children on a regular basis, you could be the one to save a child in...
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Opinion
Whenever I see canister sets, cookie jars, clocks and Formica dinette sets from the 50s and 60s, I feel as if I’ve gone home. These items adorned my youth, but as often happens, new things come and old things go. As the 70s made way for harvest gold, avocado green,...
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