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Fate Joins Elite Texas Cities with Film Friendly Certification, Eyes Economic Boost
Gov. Greg Abbott rolled out the red carpet for the City of Fate, which has just snagged a Film Friendly Texas Certification courtesy of the state's film commission. The North Texas city has joined an impressive group of more than 175 Texas communities that have already been spotlighted for their potential to pull the spotlight, according to the Governor's office. In a ribbon-cutting announcement of sorts, Abbott applauded Fate's achievement and emphasized the wealth of opportunity that Texas has to offer to the film industry, as reported by the Texas government's official website.
Motion to reconsider proposed houses in Mesquite fails
A proposal to reconsider a single-family development failed at a May 6 Mesquite City Council Meeting. The development was first proposed on April 1, with 15 lots on a 3.5-acre plot of land at 10079 South Belt Line Road. The houses were oriented in a cul-de-sac with a dead-end road stretching north, in anticipation of potential future development.
City of Mesquite Beefs Up Legal Team with Hire of Veteran Attorney Gordon R. Hikel
The City of Mesquite is bolstering its legal team with the hiring of Gordon R. Hikel, who is taking on the role of Senior Assistant City Attorney with a robust track record of over three decades in diverse legal realms. This seasoned attorney has cut his teeth on all things law, from criminal and civil to land use and public contracts, the city announced on May 1.
Mesquite wants your eclipse glasses
MESQUITE, Texas - Are your eclipse glasses collecting dust?. The city of Mesquite is launching an eclipse glasses roundup to collect left over glasses from the April 8th total solar eclipse. The city wants to send glasses that people may not need or want anymore to places that can use...
Seattle Weather: Mostly sunny and 60s return Wednesday
A mix of sun and clouds today with a few showers around earlier. Temperatures are slightly warmer with highs into the upper 50s to low 60s. You might also notice how late the sun has been setting, giving us plenty of daylight! Today we will see 14 hours 48 minutes and 46 seconds. We actually see more daylight at the beginning of May than we do on the same day in August. The longest day of the year is Summer Solstice, June 20!
Michael Dudolski shines as Whitehouse beats Forney 4-0 in Game One
WHITEHOUSE, Texas (KETK) — Whitehouse got another star performance from their ace on Thursday night, as Michael Dudolski pitched a 4-hit complete game shut out, as the Wildcats beat Forney 4-0 in Game One of the Area Round. The next matchup will be at 7 p.m. on Friday in Forney, and if needed, Game Three […]
Wildcats, Eagles take Game 1 wins
WHITEHOUSE — Michael Dudolski threw a four-hitter as the Whitehouse Wildcats defeated the Forney Jackrabbits, 4-0, on Thursday to take Game 1 of the Class 5A area baseball playoff series. Game 2 is was scheduled for Friday in Forney. If a third game is needed, it is scheduled for...
Mesquite Police Department Honors Investigator John During Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
In recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the Mesquite Police Department is putting the spotlight on its diverse officers, including Crime Scene Investigator John, an Indian American who has been making an impact within the department and the community since his hiring in 2015. As announced by the Mesquite Police Department, Investigator John stands out not only for his contributions to law enforcement but also for bridging cultural gaps through his linguistic skills.
Forney Police Officer Matt Hutchins Retiring After 23 Years - Public Invited To Reception
FORNEY - After 23 years of service to the Forney Police Department, Officer Matt Hutchins is retiring. The Forney Police Department will host a retirement ceremony on Wednesday, May 8th, at 4:30 p.m. at the Forney Municipal Court. The public is invited to attend and extend their congratulations.
Gun found in student's car at John Horn High in Mesquite
MESQUITE, Texas - A gun was found in a student's car at a Mesquite high school on Tuesday. Mesquite ISD says staff at John Horn High School received an anonymous tip about the gun. Staff found the firearm in the student's car, which was parked in the student parking area.
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