Liam McLaughlin, Aleksei Kolosov, Jesse Copeland, Levi Broach and Aaron Olvera, were recognized at Monday’s board of trustees meeting. The team recently earned first- and second-place finishes at the state tournament. Not pictured: Addison Adams, Mason Day, Walker...
Farmersville ISD is conÂtinuing the process of finding it’s next superintendent. The school board discussed the next steps in the process during their monthly meeting, which was rescheduled from the fourth Monday in obserÂvance of winter break. InÂstead, they met...
Wednesday after Wednesday a group of seven women and one man gather at Fancy Fibers Studio in Farmersville to weave blankets. Recently, they comÂpleted six blankets to donate to a local nonprofit. The nonprofit was Project Linus, and the group that made the blankets...
Collin College breaks ground on $27.6 million campus Construction of the Collin College campus in Farmersville officially got underway Friday, Dec. 6, with a groundbreaking ceremony at the site. Robert “Bob” Collins, ChairÂman and a founding member of the...
Downtown Farmersville will be buzzing with holiday excitement this weekend. The annual Chamber of Commerce parade will start at 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14 on the square. The parade, hosted by the Chamber of ComÂmerce, is themed “A GinÂgerbread House ChristÂmas.”...
The Lady Farmers emerged with a winning mark in basketÂball. They began with a 55-28 lashing of host Blue Ridge. Farmersville then went 2-2 in the Community tournament. They beat Terrell 37-9, and fell against Sanger 36-33 and Lone Oak 49-38. That was followed by a...
The portrait of a fourth FarmÂersville military veteran who died in service to his country was dedicated last month as part of the Fallen Warriors Project at Collin County Courthouse in McKinney. Honored was Vernon Hubert Jackson, a 25-year-old army sergeant who died...
Farmersville Independent School District trustees are getting ready to make the only personnel decision they are emÂpowered to make; hiring the superintendent of schools. They are going to take on this task themselves, said Board of Trustees President Tony Gray, with...
Farmersville City Manager Ben White says public works employees work in a more danÂgerous environment than police officers or firefighters and told City Council that city residents owe their public works crew a debt of thanks. White offered recognition to several...
