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Wylie East senior Ryleigh Wood, left, has been named the District 9-6A offensive player of the year, while Wylie junior Maci Hatzenbuehler was recently recognized as the district's most valuable player. Photo by Tina Lopez / C&S Media From Staff Reports Players...
A tough third quarter for the Wylie East girls basketball spelled doom in their 43-38 loss to Princeton Tuesday night. The Lady Raiders (9-3, 17-10) were outscored 11-4 in the third quarter by the Lady Panthers. In defeat, Wylie East struggled from the floor,...
Student-athletes at Wylie and Wylie East High School signed their national letters of intent on Wednesday, Feb. 2. Overall, 20 athletes signed on national signing day in the Wylie schools. For the full list of signings, see below. Wylie High School: Girls...
Developing a comprehensive plan is important to the growth of any city and Wylie, like most other cities, relies on its residents to offer feedback. The Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee is tasked with developing the plan with city staff and consultants but...
Wylie Police Department reported the city’s 2021 crime rate decreased by 12% from 2020 figures last week. In a news release dated Jan. 25, the department said crime decreased despite a 13% increase in population and overall 6% increase in calls for services during the...
Sports
Wylie Prep's Wyatt Wilson signs his national letter of intent to play baseball for Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee. (Shelly Dowdle/The Wylie News) (More Photos) Signing a national letter of intent is a big day for any high school athlete. Each year,...
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Education
It was a time of reflection, remembrance, and new experiences. Wylie East Advanced Placement chemistry, U.S. history and dual credit U.S. history students traveled to Washington, D.C. for a four day visit early March 9. The students began their trip in Williamsburg,...
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Life & Style
Summer is here, bringing with it dangerous excessive heat. The American Red Cross has steps people can follow to stay safe as the temperatures soar. “Excessive heat can be deadly; it has caused more deaths in recent years than all other weather events,” said TD...
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Opinion
By Lee H. Hamilton Before the ins and outs of the 2016 presidential contest become a preoccupation for many of us, it seems a good time to step back and look at the office of the presidency for which so many candidates are vying. The presidency inherited by whoever...
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