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Karen Chaney
Radio silence is not an option

Radio silence is not an option

If your normal morning commute to work or school includes listening to 99.5 The Wolf, most likely you have been informed, enter­tained and encouraged by Murphy resident Tara Ward, co-host of the Wake Up with the Wolf Show. Although her person­al commute to the radio...

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McMillen principal receives diversity award

McMillen principal receives diversity award

As protests were being held nationwide after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Bri­an Lyons, principal of McMillen High School, reached out to co-members of Leadership Pla­no with the goal of fostering open dialogue in a safe space focused on listening and...

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Respectful retirement held for Old Glory

Respectful retirement held for Old Glory

If you ever wondered how much 1,376 flags would weigh, Murphy native and Boy Scout, Evan Garcia, has the answer – 72 tons. About six months ago, Evan decided he would collect American flags and give them a proper retirement ceremony as hi Troop 285 Eagle Scout...

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Murphy gives with gusto

Murphy gives with gusto

Once again, Murphy resi­dents went all out when asked to chip in. While Murphy Fire Rescue held their annual toy drive ben­efitting Children’s Advocacy Center of Collin County (CAC­CC), the social network group, MoMs (Moms of Murphy), col­lected financial donations...

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Dance students march, piroutte on

Dance students march, piroutte on

Although “pivot” has been a well-used buzz word when making accommodations due to COVID-19, at Red Door Dance Academy in Wylie they have chosen to go beyond the pivot and pirouette their way toward keeping their dancers en pointe. “Like everything else in the world,...

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Parker resident lights up night with holiday décor

Parker resident lights up night with holiday décor

Growing up in a home that always decorated for Christmas, Parker resident Ken Browne kept up the tradition by placing what he calls “big box store lights” on his home. However, about ten years ago, when he saw a coordinated light show for the first time, he had a...

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Construction classes open doors to future careers

Construction classes open doors to future careers

Although a common pirate directive is, ‘Walk the plank’, Pi­rates taking construction classes at Wylie High School have cho­sen less dire, and more produc­tive, plank activities. Jason Light, a 1999 graduate of WHS, has been a construction technology teacher and a...

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