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The Murphy City Council opened its Tuesday, March 17, meeting by recognizing Women’s History Month with a proclamation issued by Mayor Scott Bradley and delivered jointly by three female members of the council. Standing together at the podium, Mayor pro tem Elizabeth...
Records relating to school library materials the child obtains from a school library. would be provided to parents. The Texas Senate has passed a bill that would require school libraries to tell parents what books their children had checked out as well as requiring...
Place 6 Murphy City Council candidate Qasim Rasul says he’s committed to listening to residents and making thoughtful decisions that strengthen Murphy’s future. Rasul says he wants to serve on the city council to help preserve Murphy’s small-town charm and strong...
A machine dispenses free doses of Narcan. Princeton is now one of several Texas communities where residents can obtain free Narcan to have on hand for the emergency treatment of opioid overdoses from drugs such as fentanyl. Princeton Police Chief James Waters and...
As of April 1, there will be new changes in local food pantry leadership. From left, Audrey Wallace, founder/director of 5 Loaves Food Pantry in Sachse, will relieve Wylie Christian Care Center directors Mary and Ron Warkentine of their duties. The couple will...
Sports
Plano East freshman Treyce Seldon finished with 178 rushing yards and one touchdown in the Panthers' 42-32 loss to Plano West on Friday. Photo by Andy Redmond / C&S Media By Seth Dowdle [email protected] Plano East couldn’t overcome three costly turnovers...
The Plano East girls basketball team had no trouble in the regional quarterfinals in beating Arlington Martin 50-40. Martin, who had two talented Division 1 future college players in Autumn Smith and Mariah Roberts, couldn’t handle the pace and defensive intensity of...
With the bi-district championship on the line, the Lady Panthers showed up. The Plano East girls basketball team had no trouble beating Prosper Thursday, as they took care of business winning 67-29. It was the defensive side of the ball that led Plano East to...
The Plano East Lady Panthers basketball team, ranked No. 15 by the Texas Girls Coaches Association, clinched an undefeated record in District 6-6A with two wins last week. After overcoming the adversity of a COVID-19 filled season throughout the year, Plano East...
The Plano East Lady Panthers basketball team, ranked No. 7 by The Dallas Morning News, had one more hurdle to a district championship. After overcoming the adversaries throughout the year, Plano East celebrated its first girls basketball district championship in 13...
Education
Parents and students at Boggess Elementary School thronged the Murphy City Council Chambers on Tuesday, May 7, as Mayor Scott Bradley proclaimed it was “Boggess Elementary Student Council Day.” His proclamation, read by Councilmember Laura Deel, recognized third-grade...
By Nancy Whitney Staff Writer [email protected] A father’s life was saved last summer thanks to the quick thinking and calm demeanor of his daughter. Madison Conner, a student at Draper Intermediate. Chris Conner, Madison’s dad, has type 1 diabetes. One day,...
From Staff Reports [email protected] Plano ISD congratulated 76 seniors recently who earned top ranking as Finalists in the 2016 National Merit Scholarship Corporation's National Merit Finalists Program, 12 of these students were from Plano East Senior High...
Staff Reports [email protected] Murphy Middle School students stole the show with their one act play “These Shining Lives”, written by Melanie Marnich. Under the direction of theater teacher Candace Norris, the group presented the play, which is based...
By Nancy Whitney Staff Writer [email protected] McMillen High School students enjoy spreading the importance of reading through fun and innovative ways. The nine-member group of the Library Teen Advisory Board has sponsored many events, aimed at bringing...
Life & Style
A love of horses, a heart for helping and an unwavering faith led one woman on a quest to blend her passions into a nonprofit that touches lives daily. Lynn Turner’s lifelong journey culminated nine years ago with Heavenly Hooves, a nonprofit that provides equine...
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Opinion
Columnist John Moore’s sister took first place at the county fair with a photo she snapped on a Colorado train trip. Photo courtesy John Moore The photo was taken quickly with little thought of its future impact. It was just one on the 36-count roll of Kodak color...
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