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Teen Court milestone, camera concerns at city council

Teen Court milestone, camera concerns at city council

Mayor Matthew Porter proclaimed Wylie Teen Court Day, Feb. 24, 2026, in recognition of the program’s decade of service.  Craig Kelly/City of Wylie Wylie City Council recognized the 10th anniversary of its Teen Court program, honored a local Eagle Scout and reviewed...

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Wylie volleyball enters TGCA 6A rankings at No. 21

Wylie volleyball enters TGCA 6A rankings at No. 21

The Wylie volleyball team celebrates a point won during last Friday's match at Sachse. The Lady Pirates defeated the Lady Mustangs in four sets. Wylie, ranked No. 21 in the latest TGCA Class 6A state rankings, is on a 15-match win streak. Photo by Tina Lopez / C&S...

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Volleyball roundup: Wylie East sweeps Naaman Forest

Volleyball roundup: Wylie East sweeps Naaman Forest

Wylie East senior libero Jordyn Wacaster passes the ball as freshman Kylie Schultz backs up the play during a District 9-6A home match against Naaman Forest on Tuesday, Sept. 17 from the Williams Center. The Lady Raiders defeated the Lady Rangers in three sets. Photo...

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WISD candidates state qualifications

WISD candidates state qualifications

Three political newcomers are among five candidates for Wylie Independent School District trustee posts this week, and two of them are facing off against each other. Filings for the Nov. 6 school board election opened July 23 and close Aug. 20. Voters will fill four...

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School starts Aug. 16

School starts Aug. 16

Watch for school zones, cellphone use Students in Wylie Independent School District return to classes next week for the 2018-’19 term. Classes get underway Thursday, Aug. 16 with elementary students and Achieve Academy reporting at 7:30 a.m., junior high at 8:15 a.m....

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School district updates security

School district updates security

With the recent rise in school shootings, many families are concerned about students’ safety when school starts again. Wylie ISD, however, is working to keep kids safe from all types of threats. According to Ian Halperin, executive director of communications, the...

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Pre-paid tuition signup closes July 31

Pre-paid tuition signup closes July 31

Texas families have until midnight July 31 to enroll their newborns in the Texas Tuition Promise Fund® and pay this year’s rates for all or some future tuition and required fees at Texas public colleges and universities. Newborns are children younger than 1 year old...

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Life & Style

Wylie Historical Society hosts vintage fashion show

Wylie Historical Society hosts vintage fashion show

It was a fashionable affair for those in attendance at the Wylie Historical Society’s first Vintage Fashion Show fundraiser. The event was held Saturday, Jan. 27, at St. Anthony Catholic Church and included a catered box lunch. Attendees from as far away as Wichita...

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Get Cozy with a Good Book

By Library Director Rachel Orozco Wylie’s Smith Public Library has some great December programs planned, so take a break from the hustle and bustle of the Christmas rush and join us! The Force is strong at the library on Thursday, Dec. 10, from 5 to 7:30 pm. In...

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Organization helping children

Organization helping children

For the next few weeks, My Fostering Hope will be busy as volunteers round up and distribute Christmas gifts to 1,000 children in the Wylie area, as well as assisting some deserving military veterans and senior citizens during the holiday season. “We only have 30 days...

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Leftover Leftovers

Leftover Leftovers

Columnist John Moore believes some things are better left off holiday menus. Photo credit: John Moore “It’s a leftover. What a sad word that is. Leftover. How would you like to be… a leftover? Well, it wouldn’t be bad if they were taking people out to be shot. I might...

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Abbott’s pen cut transparency like a sword

Republished courtesy the Corpus Christi Caller-Times   With the simple act of signing his name, Gov. Greg Abbott completed a trifecta of failure by all branches of state government to defend the people's right to know. Earlier this month, Abbott was proud of himself...

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Good News: You May Need Someone Else

Jeff Denton Jeff Denton is the pastor at Waterbrook Bible Fellowship, Wylie.   Have you ever had one of those days when you get things accomplished for everyone else, but never seem to get the things crossed off your list? You can accomplish what other people...

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Capital Highlights

By Ed Sterling Director of Member Services for the Texas Press Association First Gulf storm of season elbows Texas AUSTIN — State emergency responders geared up for the first time this hurricane season in response to Tropical Storm Cindy, which came ashore just east...

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Congress needs to reassert itself on use of force

By Lee Hamilton   The Trump Administration, like its predecessors, has shown an apparent appetite for the use of force overseas. The “mother of all bombs” dropped on Syrian troops, saber-rattling toward North Korea, deployments of U.S. forces in 10 or more countries —...

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