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DeSoto Undergoes More Ground Spraying for West Nile Virus
DeSoto will see another round of ground spraying by Dallas County as another mosquito sample has tested positive for the West Nile Virus. The Dallas County Health and Human Services (DCHHS) laboratory confirmed the positive result and will spray for the virus late night on July 24 and 25, according to city officials.
Mayor claims ethics violation in council vote
The Denton City Council appointed 12 community members to the Charter Review Committee on July 16. Mayor Gerard Hudspeth asked council members to vote separately on two Charter Review Committee nominees he didn’t want appointed because one was running for public office and the other had a conflict of interest, Hudspeth claimed.
Denton Celebrates 150 Years of Bravery: Fire Department Unveils Commemorative Shirts
The Denton Fire Department, an institution since 1874, is celebrating its sesquicentennial anniversary by donning new commemorative shirts for the next six weeks. Reflecting on its historic roots that trace back to a modest blacksmith shop on North Locust Street, the Denton Fire Brigade, as it was then known, had beginnings featuring a handful of volunteers armed with simple 3-gallon buckets. From these humble beginnings, the fire department has evolved, maintaining its volunteer spirit while significantly upgrading its equipment and capabilities over the last 150 years, according to the City of Denton Fire Department.
Public Hearing on Multi-Family Dwelling Proposal at Denton Intersection Set for August 14
A public hearing by the City of Denton Planning and Zoning Commission is set to occur, deliberating over a pivotal request that could transform a sizeable patch of land at one of the city's key intersections. Slated for Wednesday, August 14, at 6:30 p.m., the hearing will take place in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. At the core of discussions is a proposal put forth by Brian Bridgewater of Manhard Consulting, who represents the property owner. This proposal aims to amend the existing Specific Use Permit to allow for multifamily dwelling uses on about 53.407 acres, located at the southeast corner of the intersection of Locust Street and Loop 288, according to the City of Denton, Texas.
Paul Quinn College receives largest donation in its history from a private donor
DALLAS — Paul Quinn College, a historically Black college in southern Dallas, has received the largest donation in its 152-year history. The school received a $20 million grant from a private donor, officials announced Thursday. The grant “ushers in a new era of opportunity for students,” a press release from Paul Quinn College said.
Dallas Police and Energy Transfer ‘Share the Shoes’ for Eighth Year
The Northwest Neighborhood Police Team partnered with local companies Energy Transfer and Sunoco LP to donate more than 500 pairs of shoes to children who need them. Energy Transfer and Sunoco LP employees spent over $10,000 on new shoes for kids during the eighth annual Share the Shoes campaign. Share...
Dallas City Plan Commission punts on decision over process that could be used to limit polluters
The Dallas City Plan Commission made quick work of a public hearing over a development code that some residents hope to use to close a decades-old shingle factor. After hearing a handful of speakers in opposition to their plan, they voted to delay discussions until the end of August. Janie...
Dallas Fire-Rescue fire truck hits pedestrian in wheelchair
DALLAS - A Dallas resident was hospitalized Thursday morning after being hit by a fire truck. The accident happened just before 10:30 a.m. near the intersection of Highland and Ferguson roads, which is in the White Rock area of Dallas. Dallas Fire-Rescue confirmed one of its trucks hit a pedestrian...
Kellen Moore may already regret joining Eagles after reported turmoil
Dallas Cowboys fans couldn't help but roll their eyes after Brian Schottenheimer was promoted to offensive coordinator last year. While it was already confirmed that Mike McCarthy would call plays, the fan base was hoping the Cowboys would look externally for Kellen Moore's replacement. When all was said and done,...
The Dallas Cowboys Will Trade CeeDee Lamb to the New England Patriots
Ceedee Lamb is currently holding out of Training Camp due to not receiving his massive contract from the Dallas Cowboys. We are preferencing that this article is A PREDICTION, not a REPORT!. The Cowboys have made major trades in the past for and giving away star receivers, so let’s look...
Body found in Lewisville Lake; identity unknown
On July 20, Lewisville city officials confirmed a body was found in Lewisville Lake after a citizen reported it to Little Elm Police. The Denton County Medical Examiner will assist with the investigation into the person's cause of death. As of Thursday morning, the identity of the deceased had not been released.
Tarrant County considers sweeping reforms to property tax appraisal process
FORT WORTH – Tarrant County homeowners could soon see significant changes to their property tax bills if the Tarrant Appraisal District Board gives final approval to reforms it approved earlier this week.The board voted for changes to the current appraisal process to provide relief for homeowners. The proposed reforms include freezing residential property values until 2026 and then appraising them every other year instead of annually. This would give homeowners a break between appraisal years."In theory, people won't have to protest in the off year," said Joe Don Bobbitt, Chief Appraiser for the Tarrant Appraisal District. "It kind of gives people...
City to Spray for Mosquitos After Positive WNV Trap
The City of Southlake has received notice from Tarrant County Public Health that one mosquito trap in Southlake has tested positive for West Nile Virus. The positive West Nile Virus trap is located in the 600 block of Winding Creek Court. The city will spray within a half-mile radius of...
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