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Murphy advances proposed maximum tax rate

Murphy advances proposed maximum tax rate

Mayor Scott Bradley, working on his 20th city budget, has a lot to say about the budget and taxation process.  “How does Murphy compare to these other cities that are around us?” Bradley asked. “Murphy is a good deal,” he answered himself. “If we're not...

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Candidate for Collin College Place 4

Candidate for Collin College Place 4

Staci Weaver, a private school superintendent, said would like to contribute her skills, experience and dedication to ensuring Collin College continues to be a leader in higher education. The candidate for Place 4 on the Board of Trustees holds a bachelor’s degree in...

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Recycling art contest entries on display

Recycling art contest entries on display

Student artwork, in a variety of colorful media, is displayed in the Murphy City Hall lobby prior to the Tuesday, April 15, announcement of winners. Keep Murphy Beautiful and Republic Services challenged students to depict their vision of a Recycle Hero, with winning...

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School library bill passed

School library bill passed

Records relating to school library materials the child obtains from a school library. would be provided to parents. The Texas Senate has passed a bill that would require school libraries to tell parents what books their children had checked out as well as requiring...

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Qasim Rasul files for city council Place 6

Qasim Rasul files for city council Place 6

Place 6 Murphy City Council candidate Qasim Rasul says he’s committed to listening to residents and making thoughtful decisions that strengthen Murphy’s future. Rasul says he wants to serve on the city council to help preserve Murphy’s small-town charm and strong...

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Incumbent Jene’ Butler wants to continue to serve

Incumbent Jene’ Butler wants to continue to serve

Place 6 Councilmember Jené Butler says traffic congestion is one of the most pressing issues facing the city as it continues it build out while surrounding areas grow. “With this increased congestion comes significant wear and tear on our roads,” she says. “It’s clear...

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CERT graduates recognized by council

CERT graduates recognized by council

The Murphy City Council recognizes new graduates of the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). The Murphy City Council has recognized new graduates of the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Fire Chief Perry Elliott, Fire Marshal John Grant and team leader...

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The $500 egg: backyard hens slow to pay off

The $500 egg: backyard hens slow to pay off

Although backyard chickens have no problem eating off the ground, feed bowls make it easier to measure out portions. Millie, a black-and-white Barred Plymouth Rock, noshes with Shadow, a Black Australorp, and Buffy, a Buff Orpington. The last time the price of eggs...

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Run it up the flagpole!

Run it up the flagpole!

Mary Pat Elledge, president of Murphy Veterans Tribute, with flagpole donor Dr. Lorraine Chalkley. Courtesy Bobby Tillman The Murphy Veterans Tribute (MVT) has received its largest single donation to date. The project will have three flagpoles and Dr. Lorraine...

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