As 2018 draws to an end, Wylie community leaders were asked to take a moment and recap some of the community’s accomplishments.
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BREAKING NEWS
- Wylie Police blotter
- Top honors
- Preliminary budget figures presented
- Information sought on missing man
- Profit for a purpose
- Council votes for additional scrutiny of EDC
- Governor signs disaster-related legislation
- Promotions, pinnings at WF-R
- Lady Raiders earn 10-5A awards
- Library events combine science and reading
- Carnival draws crowds
Library events combine science and reading
Library events combine science and reading
Reading and science, typically treated as separate worlds, were joined together for high-energy entertainment. As part of their summer reading clubs, Smith and Sachse Public Libraries each held sciencA severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for Collin County until 10 p.m. tonight. Conditions are favorable for severe weather to occur.
Lady Raiders earn 10-5A awards
Lady Raiders earn 10-5A awards
Lady Raider softball sailed away with all-district honors for 2019. Katelynn Herod made the first-team in 10-5A. On the second-team were Ashlyn Wood and Jayden Miles. Wylie East made history this pastPromotions, pinnings at WF-R
In a ceremony last week, new badges were pinned on Fire Chief Brandon Blythe and Assistant Fire Chief Brian Ritter to signify their promotions to the top two posts in Wylie Fire-Rescue. Two other fire
Governor signs disaster-related legislation
Governor signs disaster-related legislation
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, House Speaker Dennis Bonnen, R-Angleton, and 23 House and Senate members joined Gov. Greg Abbott in Houston on June 13 as he signed four disaster preparedness and relief bills in