The city of Rowlett has begun the process of selecting its next fire chief following the announced retirement of Fire Chief Tim Gauthier, and Wylie City Manager Brent Parker is among four finalists under consideration. Gauthier is retiring after nearly 28 years of...
From Staff Reports [email protected] As Plano ISD prepares for the upcoming school year, new students and parents to the district gather documentation for registration. Students moving into the district during the summer may call their school to register...
From Staff Reports [email protected] Individual assistance in dealing with federal agencies such as Veterans Affairs and Social Security will be available to Wylie residents Wednesday, July 29, when the mobile office of U.S. Rep. Sam Johnson rolls into the area. July...
From Staff Reports [email protected] AUSTIN — The University Interscholastic League has announced that the 2015 UIL football state championship games will be played at NRG Stadium in Houston. All 11-man UIL Football Championship Games will be played December...
Local schools begin practice Monday; season starts the following week By Greg Ford Sports Editor [email protected] It’s the middle of summer, and in a few weeks signs of autumn will be in the air. Perhaps not literally, but, still, there will be a few sights and...
Plenty of recreation available on 18-mile stretch of ground By David Jenkins Staff Writer [email protected] The end of summer break is drawing near, so with that in mind, why not take the family on a coastal vacation. To be specific, visit Mustang Island, a...
Wylie East High School’s Maddy Donaldson won the Outstanding Pitcher Award at the recent USSSA Nationals.
Sachse’s Brittany Lawler recently signed to play basketball at Southwestern College in Kansas. Joining her at the signing were her parents, Phyllis and Paul, front row, and Southwestern coach Whitney Corley and Sachse coach Donna McCullough.
By Greg Ford Today we’re going to have a discussion on cost-benefit ratio. Too boring? OK, how about risk-reward? Sound a little more interesting? Well, use either word duo you want, because they each apply to today’s subject: athletic costs. Specifically, how much...
