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Hotel company raises white flag in battle against Keller ISD and parents
The contentious battle for a piece of land next to Basswood Elementary School in far north Fort Worth may soon be over. On Wednesday, a spokesperson for the Studio 6 company said their franchisee decided to relocate the motel the city had approved months ago. “The owner of the Studio...
Another company building manufacturing headquarters in Texas
(The Center Square) – Another company is building a new regional manufacturing headquarters in Texas, this time New York-based Crystal Window and Door Systems TX, LTD, in Mansfield. The national manufacturer of energy-efficient vinyl and aluminum windows and high-end fenestration systems announced it is constructing an advanced manufacturing facility and regional corporate headquarters in Mansfield, located in north Texas in Tarrant County. It follows a long list of corporations moving,...
Argyle firefighter transferred to long-term care facility while recovering from crash
Corey Claytor, a firefighter/paramedic for Denton County ESD No. 1 (formerly Argyle Fire District), has been transferred to a long-term acute care facility as he continues to recover from a serious motorcycle accident. Claytor suffered multiple serious injuries in an off-duty collision on March 22, and for the next three...
Thousands of Denton ISD students will get free breakfast and lunch, once federal funding is approved
Denton school board members voted unanimously Tuesday to apply for a federal program that will cover costs for breakfast and lunch for all students at 10 of its campuses for four years. Two of the schools are preschools. The remaining campuses are elementary schools. The Community Eligibility Provision recently made...
Keller Police Issue Scam Alert After Resident Dodges Suspicious Call Claiming City Contract
A scam alert has been issued by the City of Keller after a resident received a suspicious call from an individual claiming to be contracted by the city. The caller requested personal information to update public records, which prompted the resident to question the call's legitimacy before promptly ending the conversation. The resident did not fall prey to the potential scam which, according to a warning by the city's law enforcement, represents a persistent threat in the form of phone-based scams.
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