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High lake levels in North Texas force park, boat ramp closures
NORTH TEXAS — All the rain North Texas has been getting this spring has helped fill lakes in the metroplex, but for some, the water level is so high, that it's forced cities to close parks and boat ramps.Right now, Grapevine Lake is more than nine feet above its typical level.The City of Grapevine temporarily closed two popular waterfront parks, Meadowmere and Lakeview, and all but two boat ramps."The water has overcome the picnic tables, the cabanas, and everything else," said Grapevine Fire Chief Darrell Brown. "Where we're standing, here at Oak Grove Park – Minnow Loop, it's liable to...
Check out 11 business updates in Flower Mound, Highland Village, Argyle
Flurry's Market Lakeside bistro menu includes items such as the Texas Double Cheddar Smash Burger pictured here. (Flurry's Market Lakeside) Here are 11 recent business updates in Flower Mound, Highland Village and Argyle. Now open. Bailey’s Blossoms. The business sells clothing for ages newborn through tween. Bailey’s Blossoms hosts...
New Flower Mound mayor, council member sworn in
Cheryl Moore takes the oath of office as Flower Mound mayor at the May 14 council meeting. She defeated incumbent Mayor Derek France. She's standing here with daughter Avery Jerina, husband Jason Jerina and son Lucas Jerina. (Courtesy town of Flower Mound) A new mayor and council member were sworn...
'It's denial': Southlake parents disappointed by Carroll ISD school board's response to Dept. of Education findings of student discrimination
SOUTHLAKE, Texas — Southlake parents urged Carroll ISD board members to begin negotiations with the Dept. of Education following a years-long investigation that found the district violated students’ civil rights. Parents urged action from the board during Tuesday night’s board meeting. It was the school board’s first...
Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees appoints 3 principals
During a regularly scheduled May 13 meeting, the Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved the appointment of three principals to multiple Lewisville ISD schools. Felicia Curry was named principal of Vickery Elementary School, Glen Croll was named principal of Downing Middle School and Dr. Cody Koontz was named principal of Marcus High School.
Local family invites residents to sip, relax and connect
Longtime Flower Mound residents Paul and Jackie Dietzler cordially invite everyone over this summer to kick back and relax in their cozy living room. The only thing is that they’re not talking about their gorgeous home. They’re opening a coffee house, and by the looks of it, Cerulean Blue Coffee House is set to be the next best thing.
Grapevine Main Street Fest is Back
DALLAS (KDAF) — Grapevine Main Street Fest is back for fun, food, drinks, and rides for a weekend of fun. Elizabeth Schrack, Director of Communications for the Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau, shares about what guests can expect for this fun festival. “We’re so excited for the 40th Annual...
TWU flight training program reach deal with local academy for fall takeoff
Update : As of Friday morning, The TWU Board of Regents voted to approve the contract with U.S. Aviation Group LLC. Texas Woman’s University regents are poised to approve a contract with a local aviation company Friday, a move that will allow the university to start its new flight training program in the fall.
Denton City Council to Host Public Hearing on Short-Term Rental Regulations, Resident Input Sought
The City of Denton is calling on residents to weigh in on the future of short-term rentals. A public hearing has been scheduled for June 4 to discuss potentially kinking the local development code to better control these temporary lodgings. The City Council proposes to amend sections and tables that detail allowed uses, commercial standards, parking regulations, and definitions that apply to short-term rental properties, according to the City of Denton, Texas.
Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run on Tarrant County highway, police say
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas — A pedestrian was hit and killed by a vehicle in a hit-and-run crash in North Richland Hills on Thursday night, police said. Police in a news release said the incident was reported to 911 around 8:45 p.m. in the 8600 block of eastbound Texas 183/Airport Freeway, which is near the Northeast Loop 820 split. The 911 caller reported that a vehicle hit a pedestrian and drove away.
Colt revolver from Battle of Little Bighorn and WWII battle tank are top guns at Texas firearms auction
A Colt revolver carried into the Battle of Little Bighorn by legendary cavalry officer Myles Moylan headlines Rock Island Auction Co.'s "premiere" May 2024 auction.
Lantana Update — May 2024
Monthly roundup of news from Lantana as published in The Cross Timbers Gazette. Insight Association Management and the Lantana Community Association welcomed Rhonda Bedrick as Lantana’s new Community Lifestyle Director in March. With over 40 years of event planning experience and 20+ years as a dedicated social and activity...
Mitchell: Volunteers make a difference in Denton County
What is it to be a volunteer? Simply stated, it is someone who freely offers their own time for the benefit of others. Think about that for just a moment and imagine how different our lives would be without volunteers. Who would stand in our courts beside children facing difficult...
Frisco wraps up designs for various roundabout projects
The designs for the Ohio Drive and Gaylord Parkway roundabout are slated to finish in late summer. (Dustin Butler/Community Impact) The design phases for new roundabouts at multiple Frisco intersections are on track to finish before the end of 2024, according to the city’s capital improvement project dashboard. Frisco...
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