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Grace Community plays Grapevine Faith in TAPPS state semifinals
TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - The Grace Community Cougars, who had a bye in the first round of the playoffs, take on Grapevine Faith this week in the TAPPS Division II small school state semifinals. Head coach Tyler Fleet joined the Red Zone Preview show Wednesday night to talk about the...
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Keller Council Tables Elm Street Salon-Suites Plan After Parking Fight Erupts
A plan to turn a vacant Old Town Keller building into a row of salon suites and a coffee or ice cream shop hit a snag Nov. 3, as the Keller City Council tabled a specific-use permit request after Council member Jarrett “Doc” Armstrong raised parking concerns. The vote on the proposal for 207 S. Elm St. is now set for the council's Nov. 17 meeting.
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’Cats plays Keller Central in bi-district round
The Aledo Bearcats (7-3, 6-1) finished off the regular season Friday, Nov. 6, with a 28-3 defeat of the Arlington Lamar Vikings. Awaiting Aledo in the Class 6A-Division 2 bi-district playoff are the Keller Central Chargers. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13, at Knights Stadium on the campus of Eagle Mountain High School in Fort Worth.
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Mo’ Bettahs Brings More Aloha to North Texas With Euless Opening Nov. 13
Mo’ Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food is continuing its North Texas expansion with the opening of its newest restaurant in Euless on Friday, Nov. 13. Located at 2701 Hwy. 121, Ste. 100, the restaurant marks the brand’s newest addition to its growing Texas footprint. Ahead of the grand opening,...
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One vote breaks a tie, sending Kris Cox to the Dec. 12 runoff for Denton City Council District 1
The myth that a single person’s vote doesn’t matter was busted on Tuesday when Denton City Council candidate Kris Cox learned he will be moving forward to the District 1 runoff after beating opponent Michael Herron by one vote. Cox received 1,551 votes (20.75% of the vote) to...
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Trinity Habitat for Humanity Goes From Building Homes to Building Neighborhoods
Trinity Habitat for Humanity, rooted in the two greatest commandments, has been doing holy things in and around Fort Worth for almost 40 years now. Since its beginnings in 1989 on a Samuels Avenue lot donated by the Sisters of St. Mary of Namur, Trinity Habitat for Humanity has helped thousands of low-income families across Tarrant County buy not only a home, but a foundation on which to build the family unit.