Allison Wilson kneels beside her business logo painted on Ballard Avenue during the Wylie 500 Pedal Car Race Sunday. Wilson, co-owner of Community Wealth Advisors and a member of the WDMA, was also an event sponsor. Tina Lopez/The Wylie News As communities across the...
From Staff Reports [email protected] Three Wylie Independent School District bus drivers finished near the top in competition held this summer by Texas Association for Pupil Transportation. The competition, the State Bus Road-eo, was held June 23 in Frisco....
By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] Certified property tax values released last week by Collin Central Appraisal District came in well above estimates used in tax rate discussions by the City of Wylie and Wylie Independent School District this summer....
From staff reports Senate Bill 1 is a strong property tax reform and relief measure by any reckoning AUSTIN - Working after midnight, the Texas Senate voted 19-12 to pass Senate Bill 1, by Senator Bettencourt (R-Houston) to bring property tax reform and relief to hard...
No public health impacts, air monitoring will continue North Texas Municipal Water District crews remain on the scene of a leaking ammonia storage tank at the NTMWD Wylie water treatment plant. The leak has been significantly reduced overnight, and NTMWD crews are...
Council declines Ballard Avenue endorsement By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] Amid concerns that widening N. Ballard Ave. from the railroad tracks to Brown Street would encroach too severely on houses and other structures along the road,...
The annual monarch butterfly journey Every year, monarch butterflies embark on a 3,000-mile migration across North America. This feat of endurance lasts eight months, spans three countries and captivates people worldwide. These graceful...
Collin County not immune to opioid abuse By Sonia Duggan and Wyndi Veigel [email protected] Editor’s note: Due to the subject matter, some names in the story have been changed to protect identities. One of the fastest growing epidemics in Collin...
From Staff Reports [email protected] The state of Texas recently awarded $1.03 million to support four new accelerated certificate or degree programs through its College Credit for Heroes program, Texas Workforce Commission announced. CCH is a statewide...
