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Pedestrian accident spurs safety concerns

Pedestrian accident spurs safety concerns

In recent light of a child being involved in an accident crossing Highway 78, councilmembers discussed proactive measures to ensure that does not happen again. A parent and aunt of the injured child addressed council at the Tuesday, Nov. 14 regular city council...

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Nonprofit helps with public speaking

Nonprofit helps with public speaking

Wylie Wisecrackers Toastmasters (WWT) is a mouthful, in more ways than one. “Our premise is helping people become more comfortable with public speaking,” WWT Vice President of Education and Public Relations Gary Moore said. Moore has been a member of Toastmasters...

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Area veterans wrapped in gratitude

Area veterans wrapped in gratitude

Collin College Farmersville Campus welcomed the community, veterans and service members for the Quilt Guild’s annual Quilts of Valor presentation Tuesday, Nov. 14. Library Branch Manager Deborah Sellars delivered the opening remarks, welcoming attendees to the campus,...

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Be aware of code violations

Be aware of code violations

The city of Farmersville wants residents to do their part in maintaining their property so they will not only be a good neighbor, but they will also help keep the city looking great. To help residents understand code violations, the city’s code enforcement team is...

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Sports

Lady Farmers fall in five sets to Lindale

Lady Farmers fall in five sets to Lindale

Rendi Fetty was one of four seniors to see her career as a Lady Farmer volleyball player come to an end on Tuesday with Farmersville’s loss to Lindale.  The Lady Farmers’ postseason run came to an end last Tuesday at the hands of the Lindale Lady Eagles. After...

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Farmers fall to Van Alstyne 27-14

Farmers fall to Van Alstyne 27-14

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...

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Farmersville drops match to Sunnyvale

Farmersville drops match to Sunnyvale

Kenah Brown (13) and Cayla Huff (6) rise to block a Sunnyvale shot. Farmersville had an opportunity to knock off district-leading Sunnyvale on their home court but couldn’t make it happen on Tuesday night, Oct. 10. Trailing the Lady Raiders (27-7, 8-0) by a game in...

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Farmers defense sets tone in win over Leopards

Farmers defense sets tone in win over Leopards

Diego Capetillo (58) hurries Gainesville quarterback Jamal Davis (12) on Friday night.  An early score, tough defense and some sloppy plays by the Gainesville offense gave the Farmers an early first quarter lead they never gave up. Playing from behind the entire...

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Farmersville wins match against Kaufman

Farmersville wins match against Kaufman

Sophia White (10) has been a versatile player for the Lady Farmers this year. She has 63 total kills this year. Maddie Smith/C&S Media The Lady Farmers continue to keep pace with district leading Sunnyvale ((25-7, 6-0) after beating Kaufman 3-0 (24-24, 25-18,...

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Education

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Trustees OK tax rate, student handbook updates

Trustees OK tax rate, student handbook updates

Although still faced with higher appraised property values, homeowners will see relief in the school tax rate for 2023. At the Tuesday, Aug. 29 monthly meeting, Farmersville ISD school board members unanimously approved a 10-cent decrease in the 2023 tax rate compared...

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Security concerns about Saturn app

Security concerns about Saturn app

School officials are warning students and parents about the potential danger of the popular Saturn calendar and class scheduling application for high school students. The developer of the app says, “Saturn is the only calendar that supports the complexities of the...

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New rules bring tougher penalties

New rules bring tougher penalties

With the first few weeks of school already in the books, a new house bill has added some additional consequences for high school students. House Bill 114 was signed into law in June. According to the bill, students may be removed, expelled, or placed in a Disciplinary...

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New law mandates school security

New law mandates school security

Many school districts were scrambling to comply with a new state law requiring at least one security officer with a gun at every campus during regular school hours. The measure was a direct response to the worst school massacre in Texas history, the May 2022 fatal...

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Life & Style

Angel Tree Program needs your help

Angel Tree Program needs your help

The Farmersville Outreach Alliance Angel Tree Program is amid its busy season signing up, and then collecting gifts for the children in need. Organizer Judy Brandon said they have 177 Angels signed up and volunteers won’t rest until all the Angels are adopted. “We are...

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Quilts of Valor presented to area veterans

Quilts of Valor presented to area veterans

Following a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic, two Farmersville Army veterans, along with veterans from four other communities, were thanked for their service with the gift of handmade quilts last week. Quilts of Valor were draped over the six veterans by...

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Local talent takes center stage

Local talent takes center stage

Amid a global pandemic, as the world faced fears, frustration, and more than a little bit of boredom, Gwen Snyder thought it would be a good idea to start a theater company. “The arts give you an opportunity outside of your paying job to laugh, to cry, and have a...

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Opinion

Counter measures

Counter measures

If you look at what’s missing from this great land, it’s, a barstool on which to sit, good home cookin’, and a counter on which to eat it. The diners of yesterday need a revival. By John Moore For more stories about the Farmersville community see the...

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True Grits: part of a balance Southern diet

True Grits: part of a balance Southern diet

Folks who aren’t from the South invariably aren’t familiar with grits. When they come for a visit, they often twist their eyebrows into a John Belushi-type look after they spot them on their breakfast plate. I have kinfolk who live somewhere up close to Canada....

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Pay phones, rotary phones: pieces of the past

Pay phones, rotary phones: pieces of the past

The Jetsons got a lot right. Flying cars are now a reality. Zoom meetings. Robot vacuum cleaners. And video phones. One thing that was absent from that cartoon show was something that’s been around for well over 100 years. Something we still use today, and I think...

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Take the fall

Take the fall

One of my most vivid memories of fall happened during junior high. I was standing in the end zone prior to the start of a game. I could barely feel my fingers and toes. It was October, but it was unusually cold (Al Gore had yet to invent global warming). My shoulder...

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