For years and years June was thought to be the month for getting married. Yet the last few years fall has really been giving it a run for all its wedding money.
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By Jennifer M. Aguilar
BREAKING NEWS
- Wylie Police blotter
- Classes resume in two weeks in WISD
- Council denies zoning request for new development
- Supporting local journalism supports this community
- Tax free shopping scheduled for Aug. 6-8
- In-Sync recognizes zookeepers
- Pirates build up special teams for 2021
- Demi McNulty hired as Lady Raiders softball coach
- Collin College to soon offer third bachelor’s degree
- Canoe, trek experience life-changing for Scouts
- County to offer mobile vaccines
Classes resume in two weeks in WISD
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Wylie ISD students will return to class on Aug. 12. Bands from Wylie East and Wylie high schools have returned to practice. See more pictures of The Pride of The East and That Wylie Band in the Aug. 4
Council denies zoning request for new development
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A proposed development with residential and commercial components in Wylie has been rejected by the Wylie City Council. At their Tuesday meeting, councilmembers denied with prejudice a zoning change r
Collin College to soon offer third bachelor’s degree
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The passage of Texas House Bill 3348 during the 85th Texas Legislative Session has opened window of opportunity for students at community colleges. Collin College may now offer up to five baccalaure
Canoe, trek experience life-changing for Scouts
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Jett Baker went away from home in June and enjoyed what he deemed was an “out of body experience.” Baker and other Boy Scouts from Boy Scout Troop 1776 had no access to phones, television, games or th