by Dixie Dickson As most of you know my husband Roy is a patient at Founders Plaza in Wylie. Roy and I have been married for 59 fabulous years. On our anniversary we talked on the phone most... Read more

By Nancy Whitney Staff Writer [email protected] Smith Public Library welcomed over 1,000 reading enthusiasts, young and old alike, for their Summer Reading Kick-off held June 12. Th... Read more

By Nancy Whitney Staff reports [email protected] Girl Scouts Troop 3001 took a traditional summertime treat, smores, to a new level, making it easier than ever for community members... Read more

By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] As many as 10,000 people are expected in Wylie for the annual Bluegrass on Ballard celebration slated for Saturday, June 27. Musicians, classic... Read more

By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] The budget season officially started last week for Wylie City Council members who reviewed an early overview of income and expenses for fiscal y... Read more

By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] “Betrayal of a friend. Betrayal of everything your parents taught you.” “Horrible. God-awful.” That is how 401st State District Judge Mark Rusch... Read more

By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] The city of Wylie gets a new council member and Collin College gets a new trustee after balloting Saturday in a pair of runoff elections. Result... Read more

Program will provide a hand up, not hand out By Sonia Duggan [email protected] First Baptist Church in Wylie is taking a proactive step toward helping those who are unemployed or unde... Read more

By Lee H. Hamilton I have been involved in politics and policy-making for over 50 years, and as you can imagine I hold strong feelings about reporters and the media. They’re not what you mig... Read more

By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] Although not often called, the Swift Water and Dive Rescue Team of Wylie Fire-Rescue proved that regular practice pays off when it successful... Read more