Columnist John Moore has endured many difficulties, but nothing's worse than wallpaper. Photo by John Moore There are two true tests for how solid your marriage is — COVID-19 and hanging wallpaper together. As I awoke from 9½ hours of sleep, all rested and ready for...
Christmas 2020 will be a new experience this year for six Collin County families - three in Wylie, one in Plano and two in McKinney - who moved into new homes thanks to Habitat for Humanity of Collin County. Laura Manning and her two children, Emily, 9, and Aidan, 10,...
Farmersville Lights, a planned Christmas celebration that aims to give residents and visitors to the city something to cheer during this year of the pandemic, drew some serious questions from a city council member, but it will go on as planned. Councilman...
With the holiday season fast approaching and a recent rise in the number of COVID-19 cases, the Centers for Disease Control have issued several guidelines to spend time with family safely. The CDC is urging families to modify their plans to reduce the spread of...
Getting ready for the first game of the season can be a difficult challenge. It becomes even tougher when your head coach is not leading on the sideline. That situation presented itself to the Farmersville boys basketball team, as the Farmers played their first game...
Online survey also available to gather citizen input If you’d like to have a hand in shaping the future of Farmersville, city officials want your input. As part of an information gathering process, the public has been invited to attend two workshops and offer feedback...
This week was an eventful week for Community athletics. The Braves clinched a spot in the football playoffs, ending their volleyball season in the regional quarterfinals and starting up their girls basketball season. Here is a recap of everything that happened this...
Farmersville Boy Scout Troop 310 will experience a change in leadership at the end of this year. After serving as Scoutmaster of the troop for the last five years, Kyle Odom will step down at the Troop’s next charter renewal, which takes place in December. Odom...
FHS theatre hosts ‘How to Survive the Zombie Apocalypse’ This past week, Farmersville High School hosted their fall show in front of a live audience, performing Thursday, Nov. 5 at the FHS gym. Instead of the traditional fall musical, FHS chose to act out a holiday...
