Collierville leaders are nearing the end of their budget adoption. The mayor and aldermen are considering a 12-cent increase to support the growing suburb.

But the property needs a new zoning designation before homes are considered.

Some questions about fluoride in the Collierville water system led to more questions — from observers wondering if the town was going to eliminate the mineral responsible for reducing dental problems.

The Dragons are the first team to go back-to-back in the largest public-school classification since Whitehaven in 2016 and 2017.

While the pickleball courts in Collierville are heavily used, the town is adding a competitive edge with summer pickleball leagues.

Additional research about the impact of fluoride on other communities will be shared with the Board of Mayor and Aldermen before they make any determination.

Crosswind Elementary teachers toured the school’s expansion Tuesday afternoon. The wing will be connected to the main building over the summer.

The former Shelton Road landfill is a popular sledding destination when it snows, but its future is uncertain. 

Khari Webb and the rest of the Dragons look like good bets for more Spring Fling success.

Collierville Schools is taking six elementary teams to Texas after sweeping the state competition in Nashville two months ago.

Jackson’s Shoes has helped parents find the perfect fit for children’s feet throughout the area, but the service is coming to an end.

Collierville Schools approved its budget Tuesday. The board also ratified a resolution giving teachers $2,000 state-funded bonuses.

The town must adjust its tax rate in light of reappraisals.

Collierville Police and Shelby County Sheriff’s Office held a press conference Monday afternoon to talk about possible drink tampering in the suburb’s limits.

If included in the budget, the library will expand by about 24,000 square feet, nearly doubling in size.

Collierville town leaders kicked off planning what the next 25 years in the suburb will look like.

Walkways in Germantown and Collierville are closed until crews can assess the damage caused by backwaters from the adjacent Wolf River.

Bartlett, Collierville and Germantown’s mobile command centers allow them to perform operations on-site at large events or disasters.

Collierville’s Board of Education wants to buy nearly 28 acres on U.S. 72 to park the fleet of yellow vehicles that transport Collierville and Germantown students.

The Collierville senior strikes out 11 as the Dragons improve to 19-1.

The expansion project, which should improve access to Collierville High School, will also replace two bridges. 

Several years ago, Talana Patterson kept seeing her husband and son’s receipts from a store called Bricks & Minifigs; once she visited herself, the family made an even bigger purchase. 

The construction of a new school is not in Collierville’s immediate plans. Growth will dictate when the new campus is needed.

When the winds are too much, Landers Ford takes preautions “to protect the integrity of the flag.”

Collierville is looking at two sites for a new bus lot and for a new school. The Board of Education will consider the purchases Tuesday.