Blaire Bryeans, left, and Bree Willoughby earned Reserve Grand Champion and Grand Champion Market Steer, respectively, at the Wylie ISD Show n’ Sale last month. Allison LaBrot/The Wylie News Wylie ISD students showcased months of hard work and preparation during the...
Lady Raider softball sailed away with all-district honors for 2019. Katelynn Herod made the first-team in 10-5A. On the second-team were Ashlyn Wood and Jayden Miles. Wylie East made history this past season. They qualified for the playoffs for the first time in...
Reading and science, typically treated as separate worlds, were joined together for high-energy entertainment. As part of their summer reading clubs, Smith and Sachse Public Libraries each held science shows Thursday, June 13. Jack McAfee of ScienceTellers led the...
People from all over area attended the carnival hosted by First Baptist Wylie June 12-16. For more photos, click here. Photos by Maddie Smith • [email protected]
Across the board, Wylie Independent School Districts performed better than their counterparts throughout the state on the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) tested administered this year. STAAR results for individual school campuses and school...
Institution approved to offer 4-year degrees Degrees offered at Collin College are getting an upgrade. After receiving approval from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges Board of Trustees, Collin College will offer four-year degrees....
Although the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Europe was celebrated early this month, navy veteran Morris Ripple, who lives near Wylie, has memories of another far-flung war, in Korea. Ripple will be feted by family and friends when he turns 90 years old on...
After a successful district soccer season the Raiders brought home a large share of honors. Leading the way in 10-5A superlatives were Defensive Most Valuable Player Maurico Ruiz, Maxwell Quaye as the Keeper of the Year and Coach of the Year John True. Xavier Dawes,...
As a child, you knew dad would be thrilled with whatever card or sculpture your creative mind could conjure. As an adult, you can still give him a homemade gift for Father’s Day, but with a grown-up twist he can appreciate just as much. Almost nothing beats a savory...
