The Varsity Boys, Varsity Girls and Junior Varsity Girls bested Community in their most recent Basketball game.
The boys defeated Community 52 – 31 with Eli Chambers notably scoring 24 points in the game followed by Seth Huss with nine points and J. Howard with 10... + continue reading
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Civil Rights Leader, preacher and non-violence activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would’ve been 90 years old if still alive on January 15, 2019.
Throughout the nation, people will be reflecting on the iconic American who brought attention to racial prejudice and... + continue reading
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He couldn’t help but walk into a food establishment or a corner store and be recognized as the man whose volunteering and contribution to the housing market helped shape the city of Quinlan.
Sometimes addressed as Mr. Quinlan, Earnest Upchurch managed to make waves in the community with his passion of buying and selling homes, fixing them... + continue reading
The Quinlan ISD Education Foundation is proud to announce the first recipient of $1,000 for this school year’s student enrichment grant program. There is a total of $2,000 available to currently enrolled students each year. $1,000 is still up for grabs.
Ford High School sophomore Tyler Roton applied for a student enrichment grant to be... + continue reading
The Holiday Season brings with it a host of Christmas activities sights to see. Huge meals and delightful sweets and treats, a brightly lit tree, and hundreds of thousands of bright, colorful lights that capture the eyes of men, woman and children, all symbolizing what begins to look a lot like Christmas.
If you drive along Highway 751, you get... + continue reading
Quinlan Independent School District and Thompson Middle School congratulates students Dakota Evans and his teacher Julie Todd for winning first place in the Voice of Democracy (VOD) Patriot’s Pen Contest. The contest is sponsored by the Veteran’s of Foreign Wars (VFW) at the District One level. Evans will be advancing to the state... + continue reading
James Shoemake and his staff of Ford High School Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) spent Friday morning honoring the West Tawakoni police with a donation of Tourniquets for emergencies.
Tourniquets are used to slow the flow of blood for patients who are suffering from extreme blood loss until medical is provided.
Ford High School... + continue reading
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The Varsity Boys, Varsity Girls and Junior Varsity Girls bested Community in their most recent Basketball game.
The boys defeated Community 52 – 31 with Eli Chambers notably scoring 24... + continue reading
The Quinlan Ford Lady Panthers defeated the Farmersville Farmers in a 62-46 victory. The Lady Panthers started the game with a strong lead of 20 points during the first quarter and continued to... + continue reading
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Gov. Greg Abbott on Oct. 24 announced $55.5 million in funding from the federal Homeland Security Grant Program to support state and local efforts to prevent terror attacks and crack down on... + continue reading
By Donna Smith
News taken from the Oct. 4, 1929, edition of The Quinlan Review.
Again, I am submitting articles from an old newspaper donated by M.K. Epperson from the collection of his father... + continue reading
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Landrie Lay is like any four-year-old girl, full of life and awe for a world so big, bright and new. Landrie’s mother and father, Lindsay and Christopher Lay and their family lovingly refer to... + continue reading
He couldn’t help but walk into a food establishment or a corner store and be recognized as the man whose volunteering and contribution to the housing market helped shape the city of Quinlan... + continue reading
