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Lewisville's Early Voting for City Council Place No. 2 Hits Final Stretch Before June 11 Deadline
Early voting for Lewisville City Council Place No. 2 is in the home stretch, with only a few days left for residents to cast their ballots before the cutoff on June 11. Per details released by the City of Lewisville, Texas, the runoff election was necessitated after none of the three candidates secured a majority in the May 4 general election, sending incumbent William J. Meridith and challenger Penny Mallet to vie for the seat.
Indoor pickleball locations coming to Lewisville, Denton
The Picklr, North America’s fastest-growing indoor pickleball franchise, announced Thursday that it plans to open three additional locations in North Texas over the next six months, including two in Denton County. Each of the new clubs will feature at least eight indoor courts with high-quality outdoor-style surfacing, a full...
On board with a Denton County game warden: Keeping summer boaters afloat on Lewisville Lake
Most people who leave Denton County’s busiest body of water, Lewisville Lake, walk away with a sunburn and a hangover at worst. However, a party on the water can quickly turn to tragedy without proper precaution.
Town of Little Elm announces cancellations, changes to July 4 programming due to flooding concerns
The Town of Little Elm has announced changes to its Fourth of July programming and the cancellation of several activities associated with the July Jubilee event in Little Elm Park due to flooding caused by recent heavy rains. The announcement was made on Thursday, June 6, that due to the...
Lewisville Adopts What3words Technology to Enhance Emergency Response Efficiency
Revolutionizing the way we respond to emergencies, the city of Lewisville is now leveraging an innovative technology known as what3words. According to the City of Lewisville, Texas, this system breaks down the world into 10-foot squares, each tagged with a unique combination of three words. This approach is aimed to improve the efficiency of the city's Police, Fire, and 911 dispatchers when pinpointing locations during crises.
Metroplex Residents Face Delays in Trash & Recycling Pickup Due to Severe Storms, Once Works on Power Restoration
Residents in parts of the Metroplex are currently experiencing interruptions to their usual trash and recycling services following the recent severe storms. According to an announcement by the City of Euless, services operated by Republic Services for waste and by CWD for recycling are facing delays that might extend collection times beyond the scheduled pickup days.
Coppell Fire Department breaks ground on Fire Station 5
On Tuesday afternoon, the Coppell City Council and Coppell Fire Department came together to officially break ground on the new Fire Station 5 that was approved in March 2024. The new fire station will be located at 157 S. Moore Road. The existing structure on the site, which formerly served as Fire Station 2, was demolished to pave the way for the new station.
Lewisville Chamber hosts Ribbon Cutting Extravaganza
On Thursday afternoon, the Lewisville Chamber of Commerce hosted a Chamber Night Out and Ribbon Cutting Extravaganza at the 551 Event Center. The chamber celebrated 10 new Lewisville-based businesses with a ribbon cutting and dinner event. Many chamber members, city council members, citizens and city staff attended the event to...
City of Frisco holds groundbreaking for redevelopment project in historic downtown.
FRISCO, Texas — Growth is happening everywhere you look across North Texas and Frisco is a prime example of that. The latest groundbreaking happened in the historic downtown of Frisco on Friday morning. City and business leaders held the groundbreaking for a new event plaza that will be built...
Leader Briefs: Communities in Schools North Texas to open and other updates
Communities in Schools of North Texas will host a ribbon cutting from 4:30-5:30 p.m. June 10 at 1760 S. Stemmons Freeway in Lewisville. To register for this ribbon cutting, visit tinyurl.com/4vz8e5mp.
Coppell News Roundup: City to host Advanced First Aid crash course and more updates
The city of Coppell will host an Advanced First Aid crash course from 10 a.m. to noon June 12 at Life Safety Park. This course is designed to teach students in grades nine through 12 about first aid treatments and ailments. To register for this event, visit tinyurl.com/4wwaacj6.
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