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
- Student contributes collection boxes to center
- Soccer-loving student picks college, will decide on a major
- WISD board to adopt budget next week
- Pirates overhaul running back room in 2021
- ‘Gold-en standard’ set for Raiders
- Lake Lavon water levels rise; force park, boat ramp closings
- Bluegrass on Ballard is back
- Council begins work on comprehensive plan
- Set sail for fun times this summer
- Legislative session comes to a close
Titan Clemons of Wylie, 2, enjoys his snow cone on a hot day at the Juneteenth celebration Saturday afternoon at Olde City Park in Wylie. The event includes food, vendors and entertainment and continues until 3:30 p.m.
Arizona Cardinals running back and former Wylie East star Eno Benjamin held a football camp Saturday morning at Wylie Stadium. See more about the camp in the Wednesday edition of The Wylie News. In the other shots, Jaedon Hubbard, left (center), a rising junior at East, and Lucas McCormick, right, a rising junior at Wylie High School, participate in some drills at the camp.
WISD board to adopt budget next week
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All Wylie ISD personnel would receive a raise in the next school year, as the Wylie ISD board members consider the school budget at their meeting Monday, June 21, with the tax rate to be considered i
Pirates overhaul running back room in 2021
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Losing your top two running backs can be tough for any football team, but the Wylie Pirates have reinforcements on the way. The Pirates rushed for over 1,400 yards during the 2020 season but lost the
‘Gold-en standard’ set for Raiders
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After joining Wylie East High School in February, football coach Marcus Gold is experiencing his first taste of on-field action, coaching the Raiders through their early offseason projections. With