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In Murphy, property owners who disagree with their appraised value have a limited window to file a formal protest. The process is administered by the Collin Central Appraisal District and follows a timeline set by the Texas Property Tax Code, beginning...
Staci Weaver, a private school superintendent, said would like to contribute her skills, experience and dedication to ensuring Collin College continues to be a leader in higher education. The candidate for Place 4 on the Board of Trustees holds a bachelor’s degree in...
Mignon Morse penned a children’s book based on the adventures of her dog Sadie, and Sadie’s best friend Moose. A former librarian’s long-awaited dream of seeing her name in a library catalog is about to come true. Mignon Morse, a Woodbridge resident, recently...
Annual Run For Our Heroes event will be Saturday, April 26. The 1LT Robert F. Welch III Run For Our Heroes will return for its 13th year on Saturday, April 26 at Olde City Park in Wylie. The event, which has become a spring tradition, will feature opening ceremonies...
Student artwork, in a variety of colorful media, is displayed in the Murphy City Hall lobby prior to the Tuesday, April 15, announcement of winners. Keep Murphy Beautiful and Republic Services challenged students to depict their vision of a Recycle Hero, with winning...
Sports
Plano East senior Gabe Berliner runs for yardage during a District 6-6A football game against Allen on Thursday at Tom Kimbrough Stadium. Photo by Andy Redmond / C&S Media By Randy Sachs [email protected] Plano East knew coming into Thursday's season finale,...
In just her first season, girls basketball head coach Jessica Linson put Plano East in a playoff position in 2019 for the fourth straight season. This matched the longest streak in school history and they were able to do with one of their youngest rosters paired with...
It’s never easy to lose a rivalry game, but the Panthers must pick themselves back up. After a courageous comeback attempt against Plano West, Plano East fell just short in losing 34-26. With just four games left to try and get their first win of the season, Flower...
The rivalry game just feels different. It’s a game where records are thrown out the window and all that matters is the 22 players within the lines of the football field. Despite being unable to find a win so far, that is the approach the Panthers will have when they...
Frustration setting in, the Panthers are looking for a win. It doesn’t get any easier for the next week as they take on Lewisville in a district matchup. The Farmers are blessed with a lot of Division 1 talent, especially on the offensive side of the ball, but have...
Education
Each June Wylie ISD adopts its operating budget for the next school year, July 1 through June 30. Last week, as part of the planning process, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations Scott Roderick gave an update on the 2024-2025 proposed budget. For more on...
By Nancy Whitney Staff Writer [email protected] Tibbals Elementary is receiving $283,000 in upgrades thanks to the $94.2 million bond that was approved Nov. 4, 2014. The nine year-old elementary, which services Wylie and Murphy residents, will receive safety...
Wylie WHS graduate Denis Mangic was recently awarded the ACT Foundations community cares scholarship, an award of $1,000. The scholarship is given to 25 individuals who will be attending a four-year U.S. college or university. Mangic received the scholarship over a...
From Staff Reports [email protected] Award-winning composer and alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa will be the special guest at this year’s Texas All-Star Jazz Camp. The camp, which features free nightly concerts, is from Sunday to Saturday, July 18-24 at the...
Life & Style
Individuals or groups with a yearning to add merriment to the season in the form of parade participation should act now and register for their float at the annual Holiday in the Park in Murphy. The deadline to register to walk, ride a bike, pull a wagon, or drive a...
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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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