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- The Wylie High School Class of 1965 held their 50th reunion at the home of Robert and Elaine Schraplau the weekend of June 6. The Class of 1965 graduated with 45 in their class.
BREAKING NEWS
- Wylie Police blotter
- No COVID related deaths reported in Collin County today, Sunday
- State reports one COVID related death, 89 new Collin County cases today, Saturday
- No Collin County COVID related deaths reported by state today, Friday
- State reports one COVID related death, 18 new Collin County cases today, Wednesday
- Wylie High archery team advances to national competition
- Longtime McMillan principal retires
- City subsidizing rec center at $1.25M annually
- Dispatchers’ presence invaluable, especially during pandemic
- Congressman discusses infrastructure, other key topics
- Pirates’ pitching maintains winning streak in district
Longtime McMillan principal retires
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Jon Peters said he can spot whether a teacher will be effective in the classroom. A good teacher, first and foremost, will have a love for the kids, he said. “They’ve got to build the relationships w
No COVID related deaths reported in Collin County today, Sunday
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The Texas Department of State Health Services released updated COVID-19 information for April 11. All counts, except for hospitalized cases, are compiled from the TDSHS website. State officials listed
State reports one COVID related death, 89 new Collin County cases today, Saturday
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The Texas Department of State Health Services released updated COVID-19 information for April 10. All counts, except for hospitalized cases, are compiled from the TDSHS website. State officials listed
Dallas County reports 10 COVID related deaths, 275 new cases today, Saturday
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Dallas County Health and Human Services reported 10 deaths and 275 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Apr 10. The county has reported 3,697 total deaths to date. The total confirmed cases are 2
City subsidizing rec center at $1.25M annually
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The recreation center at the municipal complex in Wylie requires city funding to keep it afloat, and Wylie City Council members want to see a long-term plan formulated for its operation and blend it i