A ceremonial shoveling of dirt was performed onstage at The Cross Church Thursday, Nov. 7, marking a significant milestone for Jericho Village, an income-based urban village to be built in Wylie. Craig Kelly/City of Wylie Community, political and nonprofit leaders...

A wide variety of items can be packed in the boxes including tools, toiletries, small toys, socks, art supplies and much more. Courtesy photo Children in need around the world are set to experience the joy of Christmas through Operation Christmas Child, a project of...

First Baptist Rockwall brought cereal last month to Amazing Grace Food Pantry. Courtesy photo As the holiday season approaches, food pantries across Wylie and Sachse are preparing for an influx of families in need, driven by rising costs and persistent food...

The Wylie Farmers Market made its debut in May and wrapped up in October. Organizer Rachel Echols says she’ll be back next year. After six successful months of farmers markets, Wylie resident Rachel Echols now has a large base of supporters anxious for its return in...

Hope’s Gate, a Wylie-based nonprofit, hosted its 5th annual “Hope Under the Stars” event Saturday, Oct. 5, in Olde City Park in downtown Wylie. Approximately 130 guests gathered to support the nonprofit’s education initiative. Olde City Park in downtown Wylie became...

Raymond Cooper, wearing his classic fedora, and supporting one of his favorite charities, the Wylie Christian Care Center, at the Taste of Wylie. Wylie mourns the passing of Raymond Cooper, affectionately known as “Mr. Wylie,” who passed away peacefully on Thursday,...

Orson Welles’ legendary 1938 “War of the Worlds” radio drama is highlighted in an exhibit, The Magic and Mystery of Early 20th-century Entertainment at the Brown House in Wylie now through Nov. 7. The Brown House Visitor Center in Wylie is opening two exciting new...