The Miss Wylie Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant will return later this month, offering local students an opportunity to compete for scholarships while developing leadership skills, confidence and community involvement. Hosted by the Juneteenth Organization of Wylie, the...
By Roxanne Trunnell October 31, 2009 started out as a day like any other. As a recent graduate of Washington State University with a Bachelor’s in Psychology, I was a struggling twenty-something with two part-time jobs and ambitions to compete in Olympic-level...
By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] The camaraderie and the symbolism of the event are the motivators for Wylie Fire-Rescue firefighter Randall Barber to tackle the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb three times in three cities in a little more than a week....
By Greg Ford Staff Writer [email protected] Jackie Galloway ended one chapter in her taekwondo career last week at Chang Lee’s, where she does most of her training. The 20-year-old Wylie High School graduate was met there by a small group of colleagues, family...
By Brooke Hoffard [email protected] New Kindergarteners attending George Bush Elementary were welcomed with a new tradition called the Kinder Walk. Parents, teachers, and other grade levels lined the halls Friday, Aug. 26. to cheer on the Kindergarten...
By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] Seven artists presented their creations last week to the Wylie Artist Selection Committee seeking commissions to fashion three sculptures as part of the city’s ongoing public arts project. The committee ranked the...
By Wyndi Veigel News Editor [email protected] Collin County residents may have been surprised as firetrucks doused in pink traversed back and forth on roadways last week. The nonprofit organization, Pink Heals, made a visit to several locations throughout...
