Farmersville senior Daniel Mendoza scored one goal in a 3-2 loss to Sunnyvale in a Class 4A Division II bi-district playoff loss at Farmers Stadium on Thursday. Photo by Victor Tapia / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] The Farmersville boys soccer...
It’s the final stretch of the school year for Farmersville students, and what would normally be a time filled with parties and ceremonies will instead be spent in vehicles or online. But that doesn’t mean seniors won’t have ways to celebrate. Although they won’t...
Working out takes discipline but working out without your instructor and peers supporting you takes even more discipline. For the past six weeks, regular fitness club attendees have had to rely on the cyber community to support their workout efforts. Large or...
The University Interscholastic League recently released the remaining districts for the next two school years. Those districts are good for cross country, tennis, baseball, softball, soccer, track and field, and wrestling, which are considered spring sports. The...
Farmersville’s three new City Council members – a mayor and two councilmen – got elected to the six-member governing body the easy way. They all ran unopposed, so the city canceled the election that had been set for this past Saturday. However, Mayor-elect Bryan...
Ask Rusty – Social Security for Children and Younger Wife Dear Rusty: I am 59. My wife is 48 and has been a stay at home mom for 15 years. We have children aged 13, 10, and 5. I know it makes sense to delay the start of benefits, but I understand that it’s more...
Blue Ridge football head coach Mark Chester added a new defensive coordinator to his staff for the coming 2020 season. William Brown made the move from Caddo Mills to take over as the Tiger defensive play caller, as well as coaching powerlifting and track. For the...
The Texas Public Utility Commission this month kicked a North Texas Municipal Water District rate dispute back to the district, ordering that the 13 member cities work to mediate their disagreements at least through the end of the year. That direction came two months...
Since Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order went into effect in March, local hair salons have sat empty and hair stylists have had their income clipped due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Farmersville resident Janet Lynn said she was working six days a week until her...
