The newly formed Wylie Citizens Bond Advisory Committee held its first meeting Monday, June 1, beginning a process that could ultimately shape a future bond election aimed at addressing the city’s growing infrastructure and facility needs. Meeting at Smith Public...
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...
How can you reach new customers and create more loyalty from your existing business? We all want to reach new customers and strengthen our brand for existing customers. We also want to continue to establish our business as a partner in this community by showing...
By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] Texas legislators return to Austin next week for a Special Session to take care of one required bill, then address a laundry list of business they did not complete in the 140-day regular session that ended in May....
Equines, students benefit from trainer's experience By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] From England, to Germany, to Venezuela, horse trainer Becky Sanoja settled in Wylie almost 20 years ago to teach riders how to compete in jumping events and...
