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Joe Reavis
Collin College Summer/Fall 2026 Reg 2
City rolls out business grant program

City rolls out business grant program

 In response to losses sus­tained because of the COV­ID-19 crisis, Wylie City Council last week approved a grant pro­gram that provides up to $5,000 in relief to businesses that have not received other forms of as­sistance. Grant applications were available on...

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WEDC taps new executive director

WEDC taps new executive director

Wylie Economic Development Corporation board members last week voted to promote Jason Greiner from the position of assistant director to the top spot of executive director of the organization. Greiner takes over a job being made vacant by the retirement of Sam...

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Whata deal! WEDC serves up burger chain

Whata deal! WEDC serves up burger chain

Whataburger soon will break ground in Wylie on a Hwy. 78 site between two other new fast casual restaurants. The company is under contract to buy the 1.47-acre tract from Wylie Economic Development Corporation. The pending sale was ratified last week by the WEDC board...

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WEDC works to spur growth

WEDC works to spur growth

As an organization it does not tend to toot its own horn, Wylie Executive Development Corporation has worked for 30 years bringing industry and business to town. The organization was chartered in 1979 as an autonomous arm of the city of Wylie, bankrolled by a...

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Assistant city managers announced in Wylie

Recently appointed City Manager Chris Holsted announced that Development Services Director Renae Ollie and Fire Chief Brent Parker will be promoted to the posts of assistant city manager on May 1. The changes are being made as Holsted moves up to city manager from his...

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Preservation one facet of local builder’s business

Preservation one facet of local builder’s business

Preservation of historic properties in Wylie, as opposed to renovation, is a distinction drawn by Gary Taylor to describe part of the business of Taylor and Son. In addition to Gary, the business includes son Sam Taylor and son-in-law Chris Funk and has been located...

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City prosecutor claims discrimination

City prosecutor claims discrimination

Longtime municipal prosecuting attorney Don High filed suit against the city of Wylie in May alleging age and race discrimination, and retaliation in connection with an allegation that his work duties were reduced after he was admonished about his handling of a court...

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