Plano East’s Brady Howle made a number of excellent defensive plays this past season for the Panthers, and his efforts earned him a spot as a 2015 second-team All- District selection. The Panthers finished 3-13 in 6-6A competition this season, a record that included East winning two of its last three contests.
BREAKING NEWS
- Wylie Police blotter
- East student dies after dirt car crash
- Donations accepted for fair
- Eagle Scout project helps children
- Police department accepting donations for event
- Panel recommends memorial for new station
- Wylie safeties provide stability, depth to defense
- Kelley, Raiders adjust to crazy offseason
- Trail system connects cities, residents
- Child Tax Credit begins
- Council selects items for bond package
Panel recommends memorial for new station
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A seven-person panel has recommended the design for artwork to be displayed in front of the new Wylie fire station. The panel selected the design of a fireman kneeling and the names of the 343 firefig
Wylie safeties provide stability, depth to defense
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The Wylie Pirates defense continues to turn to its youth. With young players taking over on the defensive line, linebackers and cornerbacks, safety remains no different, with two new starters slated f
Kelley, Raiders adjust to crazy offseason
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After being hired in April, new Wylie East basketball coach Brent Kelley has been thrown into a crazy offseason. Still in the process of moving over from Whitehouse, Kelley said he’s been dealing with