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Nine residential buildings are nearing completion at Jericho Village, each designed to resemble a single-family home, with four apartments sharing a common front door and stairs. Jericho Village, Wylie’s first income-based urban housing village, is nearing completion...
Rain didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of campaign workers outside the Murphy Community Center following a night of storms that downed trees and knocked out power in many neighborhoods. The Tuesday, May 28, runoff election was held as scheduled throughout Collin County...
Blurry Paige from San Antonio is the first attraction at this summer’s Sounds at Sundown concert series. Courtesy photo. Four free outdoor concerts are on tap next month for Murphy’s Sounds at Sundown series in Central Park. Each Friday night in June will feature...
A Memorial Day ceremony planned by VFW Post #315 and the City of Wylie will take place at Olde City Park Monday, May 27. At the event, wreaths will be placed honoring the fallen, all veterans and those actively serving. Memorial Day is a chance to reflect on the lives...
Led by Celina and Princeton, Texas has eight of the 15 fastest-growing cities by percent change among cities over 20,000 population, new data from the U.S. Census Bureau said. But while most Texas cities added population between July 2022 and July 2023, Murphy’s total...
Sports
Plano East freshman Arianna Robinson is congratulated by junior Hailey Reed after she made a layup during the fourth quarter of a recent home game against Plano. Photo by Maddie Smith / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] Three days after seeing a...
By Greg Ford Sports Editor [email protected] PLANO — The Panthers’ 32-15 win over Plano last Friday may not have been the prettiest thing, but don’t tell PESH head coach Joey McCullough it was “ugly.” “There ain’t no such thing as an ugly win,” he said,...
By Greg Ford Sports Editor [email protected] The Lady Panthers have taken some positive strides, which are part of the growing process. Also included in that maturation are moments of frustration, where things do not go one’s way. That’s something PESH has become...
By Greg Ford Sports Editor [email protected] MURPHY — Joey McCullough wanted to head into this weekend’s bye with an undefeated record. Well, Plano East’s second-year head coach got his wish, thanks to a dominating 36-8 win last Friday over Plano West at...
By Greg Ford Sports Editor [email protected] The Plano East cross country teams each took a big step forward last week at the McKinney Boyd Invitational, with each earning a top-10 finish during their respective competitions at Myers Park. The Panthers finished...
Education
When longtime teachers leave the profession, many if not all leave with lasting memories. For Wylie High School retiree Teri Harrington, who retired at the end of the 2020-21 school year, those 23 years of memories came inside and outside the classroom. Harrington...
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Life & Style
Even if you don’t own the house you lease, there’s no reason you can’t make it feel like home by taking a creative approach to designing and decorating your space. More U.S. households are renting now than at any point in the last 50 years. That’s why Invitation...
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Opinion
When Eisenhower, JFK, and LBJ were in office, rarely would you find a kitchen that didn’t have one. Waking up each morning to the smell of bacon, sausage, and fried potatoes was just how the world turned in 1960s Ashdown, Arkansas. And an electric skillet was part of...
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