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Building connections in retirement

Building connections in retirement

By Carrie Dunlea Retirement often brings more freedom, but it can also mean fewer daily opportunities to connect with others. Whether you're newly retired or simply looking to expand your circle, building new friendships can improve both physical and mental well-being...

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Wine and dessert pairings

Wine and dessert pairings

Choosing the right wine to accompany desserts or other foods, the secret is to think of wine as an ingredient that will add a new flavor profile. According to wine experts, the secret is to think of wine as an ingredient that will add a new flavor profile. When it...

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New restaurants offer residents more dining options

New restaurants offer residents more dining options

More dining options are cooking in Murphy. Cava, Feng Cha, Mochinut and Pizza Twist are now open along with “dirty soda” shop Swig. For more on this story see the February 8, 2024 print, or digital edition of the Murphy Monitor. Subscribe today and support local...

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City to host fishing tourney Feb. 24

City to host fishing tourney Feb. 24

It’s time to wet a line. For the tenth year in a row, young anglers in Murphy will get a chance to win prizes and capture bragging rights at the annual Rainbow Trout Roundup. The competition will take place Saturday, Feb. 24, at City Hall Pond, 206 North Murphy Road....

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Donations approved for memorial honoring sisters

Donations approved for memorial honoring sisters

At the first Wylie ISD school board meeting of the year on Monday, Jan. 22, Cox Elementary Principal Krista Wilson announced an upcoming memorial honoring sisters Daniela and Sofia Mendoza. The Cox students were among the eight people killed at the mass shooting in...

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A new law tough on student vaping

A new law tough on student vaping

A new Texas law has brought steep punishments for students caught vaping on school campuses. Signed June 13 by Gov. Greg Abbott, House Bill 114 (HB 114) went into effect Sept. 1, weeks after the school year started.  With punishment previously at a district’s...

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Community colleges adapt to new funding model

Community colleges adapt to new funding model

A bill signed into law by the governor in June 2023 offers an incentive model to reform the state’s community college finance system. Shifting away from the previous enrollment metrics model, Texas House Bill 8 (HB 8) is an outcomes-based approach that rewards...

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Get motivated, back on exercise track

Get motivated, back on exercise track

Social activity helps seniors when it comes to exercise Overcoming the lack of motivation to exercise is a common challenge, affecting people of all ages, including seniors. Recent studies are a testament to that difficulty. In a 2021 survey from the global fitness...

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WHS Theatre to perform ‘Beauty and the Beast’

WHS Theatre to perform ‘Beauty and the Beast’

Wylie High School Theatre will have 131 students on stage—and working behind the scenes—for its next production, Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast – The Broadway Musical.” The musical premieres at the Wylie High School auditorium at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 18, and runs...

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