Columnist John Moore was raised on fried baloney sandwiches. By John Moore | TheCountryWriter.com The phrase, “We were poor, but didn’t know it,” likely was based on the delicious and inexpensive food most Southerners ate growing up. My father told me we only ate the...
By Greg Ford Staff Writer [email protected] Education got even more 21st Century for Sachse High School students this week. Starting on Monday, and running through the end of the week, freshman through seniors are being provided with their own personal iPad,...
By Sonia Duggan [email protected] Fall is here and the décor of choice, pumpkins, will soon be appearing on doorsteps throughout neighborhoods. Searching for that perfect orange (most often) fruit for decorating or carving can be a fun experience...
From Staff Reports [email protected] Wylie ISD officially opened its new culinary arts classroom and restaurant, The 544 Café, with a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday, September 21. The 544 is located on the west side of Wylie High School, (facing...
By Greg Ford Staff Writer [email protected] School is a time for learning and growth, both academically and creatively. However, for many years, students at Garland ISD elementary schools didn’t have the chance to express themselves in the latter; to be more...
By Brooke Hoffard [email protected] Universal Studios has got nothing on Wylie ISD’s Audio and Video Production department. Utilizing new state-of-the-art equipment in the classrooms, students can enhance their learning experience. Creative students...
By Greg Ford Staff Writer [email protected] Being in the school band can be fun, but it also requires hard work, discipline and, in some cases, leadership skills. No one knows that better than Marcos Arciniega, Maegan Benavidez, Eva Geczy and Mallory Wood....
