Growing families often discover that the home that once felt just right can quickly begin to feel tight. Many first-time buyers purchase a “starter home,” a practical and affordable entry point into homeownership. But when children enter the picture — and especially...
Dear Rusty: Can or does the Social Security Administration occasionally make mistakes in determining the benefits due? I’m now 72 but I retired early at age 61 and knew that my benefits would be reduced. I’ve always wondered if my monthly benefit calculation was...
The Farmersville High School Fightin' Farmers powerlifting team won the Region 6 meet this week at Kennedale and qualified five lifters for the state meet March 28 in Abilene. The boys competed in the Division II, Region 6 meet Tuesday, March 10, and scored 38 points...
The World Health Organization officially declared the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) a pandemic today. This news comes just a day after Collin County Health Care Services confirmed three cases among members of a family in Frisco who are now in self-quarantine. Those...
Collin County health officials have identified a presumptive positive case of novel coronavirus, COVID-19. A Frisco man in his 30’s who recently traveled to California is stable, in isolation in his home, and is being monitored by county health care staff. Collin...
AUSTIN — As the worldwide threat of novel coronavirus increased, state agencies already were working together to ensure the health and safety of all Texans, Gov. Greg Abbott said Feb. 27. After a briefing from state and federal health officials on coronavirus...
Tatum Elementary and the Farmersville PD are collecting new coats for kids through March 20. Sizes needed include Toddler 3T to Adult large coats to support the 2020 Angel Tree Program. Drop off at the school Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. or the PD from 8 a.m....
Farmersville’s water treatment and filtration system needs work and the city intends to repair what’s wrong with it, while planning for future growth that City Engineer Eddy Daniel and City Manager Ben White say is inevitable. That was the message delivered during a...
There’s no doubt the women of Farmersville Historical Society know how to host an event. Saturday’s Spring Luncheon highlighted fashion, fun times, lunch, and a bit of shopping for an audience comprised of mostly women. The FHS cafetorium was transformed into a...
