The Wylie Historical Society will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States at their annual spring luncheon. The event will begin in the Pondant Hall of St. Anthony’s Church at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 28. A patriotic outfit and hat contest, barbecue buffet...
By David Jenkins Staff Writer [email protected] MCKINNEY – The No. 5 state-ranked Lady Raiders passed their first postseason test against Frisco Wakeland with a 2-1 win during a Class 5A Region II bi-district match at Ron Poe Stadium. “We had to scrap for that win....
By Greg Ford Sports Editor [email protected] Wylie East’s girls are back in familiar territory; the playoffs. The only question remaining is how far will they go. Well, the first step toward duplicating what they did in 2014 and last season — reaching the state...
By Greg Ford Sports Editor [email protected] Noah Whitworth was a huge key to another successful Pirates’ season. In fact, the 6-3 senior may have the main one, at least in the eyes of the All-District voters, who selected the Wylie guard as the 10-5A MVP for the...
Wonderful Pistachios announced that it is voluntarily recalling a limited number of flavors and sizes of in-shell and shelled pistachios due to a risk of Salmonella contamination. Salmonella is an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in...
By Sonia Duggan [email protected] Survivors, caregivers, friends, relatives and students will have a chance to relay all night April 29-30 in hope of raising awareness and funds for cancer research at the 8th annual Relay for Life event. The...
By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] With the 2016 Tornado Season underway, one of the most important tools available to everyone is a means to determine what exactly the weather is doing and if it is life threatening. That is the advice of Debbie...
From Staff Reports [email protected] Oachita Baptist University found some musical talent in Wylie natives Jacob Hemsath and Libby Villegas. Hemsath, a sophomore musical theatre student, earned first place in the lower college music theatre men division while...
By Rhonda Briggs When you read about a new place on the Internet you never really know if what you see is the truth. So a few weeks ago when I saw a posting on social media about the only pick-your-own tulip farm in Texas it peaked my curiosity, but at the same...
