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Students recognized for recycling truck artwork

Students recognized for recycling truck artwork

First-Place winner Hank Gleitz poses in front of his artwork on the side of the Republic Services recycling truck last week. Bob Wieland/Murphy Monitor Mayor Scott Bradley says the yearly recycling art contest is one of his favorite events. “I love this,” Bradley said...

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Early voting begins next week

Early voting begins next week

Collin County registered voters have until Friday, Oct. 25, to request a mail-in ballot for the Tuesday, Nov. 5, general election ballot that includes candidates for federal, state and local offices. According to Collin County Elections, there were 717,135 voters...

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Community mourns passing of beloved businessman

Community mourns passing of beloved businessman

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,...

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Brown House is back with fall exhibits

Brown House is back with fall exhibits

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...

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Witches!? In Wylie ?!

Witches!? In Wylie ?!

The cast and crew are putting the final touches on the play “Witches? In Salem?” Performances will be at Wylie High School Oct. 11 -12. A Wylie Theatre witch hunt is in the works for the program’s fall show. The students will perform “Witches!? In Salem?!” Friday,...

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Residents oppose liquor stores in city

Residents oppose liquor stores in city

More than 30 Murphy residents appeared before city council to protest the idea of allowing the retail sale of liquor in package stores. Stephen Ventura/Unsplash More than 30 Murphy residents appeared before city council to protest the idea of allowing the retail sale...

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Problems linked to border security explored

Problems linked to border security explored

Lindsey Speed, executive director of Traffick911, explains how young people become vulnerable to trafficking. Speakers at a townhall on border security have called for more government action and better coordination of resources to cut down on illegal immigration,...

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Aw shucks: Maize Days 2024 is over

Aw shucks: Maize Days 2024 is over

A brother and sister prepare for a Ballistic ride spin at Murphy’s 15th Annual Maize Days. Call it corny, but Murphy’s 15th Annual Maize Days festival in Central Park had more things to do than kernels on a foot-long ear of corn. New this year was a $10...

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