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Bluegrass, classics roll into downtown Wylie

Bluegrass, classics roll into downtown Wylie

The May 30 Bluegrass on Ballard event in Wylie will feature classic and custom cars, music and more. Courtesy Craig Kelly Downtown Wylie will once again fill with music, chrome and festival activity when Bluegrass on Ballard returns Saturday, May 30, for a full day of...

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Vigil held for victim

Vigil held for victim

Cassie Riddle was a mother of two, a woman described as a su­perhero to her friends and family, who gathered Saturday in Wylie to honor her a few days after her death. “I just want you to know she was the most powerful woman in the world,” said Donna Garrett, her...

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East students look into their future

East students look into their future

Arely Sandoval is looking at schools in New York City and Austin. Ashleigh Bycott wants to at­tend a college that makes her feel at home, a place where she can connect with others. Sergio Blanco wants to go back to California to attend col­lege. During College Week in...

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New tenants coming to Murphy Marketplace

New tenants coming to Murphy Marketplace

A new, six-tenant retail building will be coming soon to Murphy Marketplace, the Murphy Community & Eco­nomic Development office an­nounced. The 8,637-foot building will be built at the northeast corner of FM 544 and North Murphy Road and is designed to...

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Business continues as usual in city

Business continues as usual in city

Some Murphy businesses won’t be fazed by the mask mandate lifted by Gov. Greg Abbott. Going into effect March 10, the governor’s executive also allowed businesses and facilities to return to 100% capacity. Businesses, though, can still require customers to wear masks....

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Murphy profiling report yields no public complaints

Murphy profiling report yields no public complaints

The Murphy Police Depart­ment didn’t receive any civilian complaints alleging an officer en­gaging in racial profiling last year, a consultant told the Murphy City Council at its March 2 meeting. Eric Fritsch, director of Jus­tice Research Consultants LLC, gave an...

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Gala raises funds for veterans tribute

Gala raises funds for veterans tribute

Allan West remembers the first time he saw his father cry. The tears flowed not be­cause of sadness or loss. His father’s tears came from a place of pride he expressed for his son, who received his sec­ond lieutenant designation in the ROTC on that day in 1982. West,...

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One year later: School nurses navigate pandemic

One year later: School nurses navigate pandemic

Kara Geller has experienced the COVID-19 pandemic first­hand, and she has seen how young people have reacted to the virus over the last year. Geller has been a nurse for 21 years and is in her 13th year with Wylie ISD. She is the campus nurse at Bush Elemen­tary...

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