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All proposed constitutional amendments pass

All proposed constitutional amendments pass

Complete, unofficial returns from the Nov. 4 election show all 17 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution passed in Collin County, as they did in statewide balloting. With all 91 vote centers reporting, Collin County Elections showed Proposition 10 had the...

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Historical Society enjoying new storage shed

Historical Society enjoying new storage shed

A long-time Sachse organization recently welcomed onsite storage to its museum location, which will allow it to house more pieces of its collection. The newer, larger shed cost $5,000 and was completed in mid-January, according to Sachse Historical Society President...

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Winter weather forces ISD, city closures

Winter weather forces ISD, city closures

Although students received an extended break from school last week, several other entities were impacted by frigid temperatures and hazardous road conditions. Garland ISD closed all schools and facilities from Tuesday, Jan. 31, until Friday, Feb. 3, with students...

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Local hat business flying off the racks

Local hat business flying off the racks

Two local full-time moms with a passion for women’s headwear are making their presence known in Wylie despite being a young business. A little over one month old — celebrating the mark Sunday, Feb. 5 — the Turquoise Feather Hat Company already has a busy schedule,...

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Garland ISD trustees call $1.2 billion bond election

Garland ISD trustees call $1.2 billion bond election

As the deadline for ordering a bond election nears, trustees met to discuss the specific propositions they want to put forward to voters on the May ballot. Staff presented a final list of potential bond projects — including one addition — during a special workshop...

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Artist fostering local talent

Artist fostering local talent

A local artist known for her singing, dancing and acting abilities is using her talent to help nurture and grow a future generation.  Caren Sharpe-Herbst, an instructor at KC’s Dance and Cheer in Sachse, said she has been active in theater since she was 5 years...

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Former Justice of the Peace reflects on careers

Former Justice of the Peace reflects on careers

After serving as a justice of the peace for nearly a decade, a longtime Wylie resident is looking forward to enjoying his retirement. Jerry Shaffer, the namesake of the football stadium near Burnett Junior High School in Wylie, called it quits on his working life at...

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Policies attempt to curb city, school staff TikTok use

Policies attempt to curb city, school staff TikTok use

As the mid-February deadline for state agencies to implement their own TikTok use policies looms, local governments and school districts have weighed in with their own guidelines. Governor Greg Abbott instructed state agencies to govern the use of the social media...

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