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Change came quickly in 2026 for Farmersville’s city leadership. Council unanimously approved the resignation of City Manager Ben White and the terms of a separation agreement during the regular city council meeting Monday, Jan. 5. Midway through the meeting, council...
Historic downtown Farmersville will welcome some Spooktacular events this month. Back again this year is the Farmersville Chamber of Commerce Trick-it-Up Bike Ride which kicks off from the Onion Shed Saturday, Oct. 28. For more on this story see the October 19, 2023...
Farmersville was a sea of red, white and blue last weekend when the Kilgore Rangerettes came to town. The high kicking collegiate drill team made a welcome appearance Saturday, Oct. 14 for multiple Gussie Nell Davis Day activities in honor of the legendary...
Caden Norman (3) looks for his receiver against Van Alstyne. Traveling to Van Alstyne, the Farmers’ run-first offense could not get traction in the first half against the Panthers. Instead, it was a combination of Panther runners, including quarterback Weston...
Farmersville customers in the market for quality filtered water and ice some may have noticed there is a new ice and water vending machine offering “5 Stage filtered water and ice on Audie Murphy Parkway. Mammoth Ice & Water is open 24/7 for residents’ water and...
Sports
Farmersville senior Braxtin Turney (11) scored the 1,000th point of his high school career during a Jan. 14 home game against Wills Point. Photo by Victor Tapia / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] Before the beginning of the season, Shana Turney...
This year was filled with many ups and downs for the Farmersville boys and girls programs. Featured is a breakdown of how each team faired, starting with the fall sports and wrapping up with the spring. By David Jenkins • Staff Writer • [email protected]...
There were many positives that came out of last week, after finishing .500. “We learned a lot about our team and gained some valuable experience after playing a senior led Pottsboro team and the Fruitvale tournament. We went 2-1 in the tournament with a chance to win...
After a long offseason, the Lady Farmers kicked off the 2015-’16 campaign. “I’m happy with our growth this past week in playing six games in five days,” head coach Christopher Lowry said. “It was a mental and physical grind that I wanted our girls to go through to...
Farmersville is going to back to the basics for the coming 2015-’16 season. “We are very excited about the new season. At the present time we are working on fundamentals and playing together on both ends of the court,” first-year head coach Brian Wester said. “We are...
Education
Texas children are living through a reality that many parents and school administrators never thought possible-learning the basics of reading, writing, arithmetic, and more through videoconferencing. Today, the Texas Retired Teachers Foundation launches a new online...
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Life & Style
When Hurricane Florence made landfall last month, it gave local animal lovers the opportunity to help. Residents Marshall Furr and John NeeSmith are no stranger to orchestrating animal rescues in difficult situations. For Furr, the hurricane signified his second time...
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Opinion
My mom and her mother saved 7-1/2 books to get us that swing set. Just three years before in 1966, my parents had saved to buy their first house. Money was tight, so, if my sister and I were going to have that new addition to the backyard, Green Stamps would be the...
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