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Get Chilled And Thrilled With These 4 Haunted Bridges In Texas
If you're the type of person who loves a good spine-tingling tale, Texas has you covered. Some of the most haunted bridges around are located in the Lone Star State. Each one of these bridges comes with its eerie legend and ghostly sightings that have been talked about for years.
All southbound lanes of the President George Bush Turnpike at I-35 in Carrollton closed, officials say
CARROLLTON, Texas — All southbound lanes of the President George Bush Turnpike are closed at I-35 in Carrollton on Monday afternoon because of a fatal crash at Sandy Lake Road. Texas Department of Public Safety officials say a vehicle hit a pedestrian and the crash involved a fatality. “Drivers...
2 Texas Suburbs Ranked Among Best in the U.S.
A recent study of U.S. suburbs found two Texas cities to be among the best. For my money, suburban living is the way to go if you work in a major metropolitan area. Getting away from the hustle and bustle of the big city is totally worth the commute. Apparently,...
Flower Mound to conduct mosquito spraying July 22-23
The Town of Flower Mound Environmental Health Services Division has confirmed a mosquito sample collected in the 3800 block of Raintree Drive has tested positive for West Nile Virus. This is the ninth positive mosquito sample found in town this year. The Town of Flower Mound has scheduled spraying operations...
Ground fogging for mosquitoes scheduled in Lantana
Denton County Public Health on Monday reported that five mosquito traps in unincorporated Denton County have tested positive for West Nile Virus. Four of the traps were located in northern Denton County, but one was in the northern half of Lantana. Residents in the affected area are being informed via emergency alerts and signage, according to a DCPH news release. All five areas will be fogged three times beginning Tuesday though Monday, weather permitting. Truck-based ultra-low volume fogging will occur between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m.
Lewisville Readies for Cattle Drive Parade and Bull Riding Challenger Series in September Celebration
On September 14, at 4 p.m., the streets will come alive with the Huffines Auto Dealerships Lewisville Cattle Drive Parade. The event, eager to entertain, marks the prelude to the adrenaline-pumping PBR Lewisville Challenger Series event later that evening. As reported by the City of Lewisville, Texas, the parade will...
Vendor Applications Now Open for Lewisville Western Days Festival This September
Mark your calendars and get your applications ready, vendors, because Lewisville Western Days is on the horizon. This year's event is slated for September 27-28, taking over Old Town Lewisville with a celebration of cultural heritage and community spirit that's expected to draw a big crowd. According to the City of Lewisville, Texas, vendor applications are now officially open, and if history is any indication, those spots aren't going to stay vacant for long.
Linda Ruth: The Yellow Rose Of Texas Award 2024
Linda A. Ruth, from Lewisville, has been awarded The Yellow Rose of Texas. The award is an honorary commission given only through the Governor’s Office to recognize outstanding Texan women who have made significant contributions to their communities through community service, preserving history, accomplishments of the present, and building the future.
Bartonville Town Update — July 2024
Bartonville residents recently came together in a heartfelt tribute to honor Memorial Day. On May 27, residents gathered at Town Hall for the inaugural Memorial Day Celebration, marking a moment of remembrance and community unity. The event kicked off with the country tunes of Raised Right Men, whose live music set a vibrant backdrop for the afternoon’s festivities. Families and friends savored the camaraderie over free food, while children joyfully explored bounce houses and participated in games that added an extra dose of excitement to the occasion. Many attendees also enjoyed the car show in the Bartonville Store parking lot, which was a popular draw at the event.
From the July 19th, “Friday Staff Reports to City Council” Government
Your browser does not support the audio element. The Friday Staff Report to City Council provides weekly updates between staff and Council. The Denton Fire Department’s Swift Water Rescue Squad was deployed to Ruidoso, New Mexico, to assist with flash flooding under Texas A&M Task Force 1, marking its first out-of-state deployment. The FindHelp Denton County digital resource directory reported stable user engagement with a focus on housing, transit, and care services. Denton Municipal Electric’s Energy Cost Adjustment rate increased to 5.15 cents/kWh, raising the average residential bill by $6.80 monthly. Over 1,000 free fans are being distributed through the GreenSense Incentive Program, with substantial participation by residents. Resident concerns addressed include updates to Corbin Road, youth access to public library materials, the lack of restrooms in neighborhood parks, damage to Lance Street, homestead exemption delays, and inquiries about the DME rate increase.
Dallas County officials confirm presence of West Nile virus in Coppell
Dallas health and human services will conduct targeted spraying along two paths between 9 p.m.-5 a.m. on July 22 and July 23. (Courtesy/ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) Dallas County Health and Human Services staff will spray mosquitos in several Coppell neighborhoods after officials confirmed the presence of West...
Lewisville Invites Residents to Shape 121 Business Corridor's Future via Virtual Town Hall
Lewisville is charting a future for the 121 Business Corridor and residents are invited to weigh in through a virtual town hall experience that's set to redefine the thoroughfare. According to the City of Lewisville, Texas, this virtual hub will be accessible from July 22 to August 3, offering the community a chance to directly influence the area's development plans. The interactive platform, hosted on StoryMap, aims to fully engage participants with a draft proposal, inform them about the planning journey thus far, display public opinions already registered, and proactively address issues relating to mobility, land use, and economic development. Interested locals can register their insights at any stage via a "Survey Module" link within the StoryMap experience.
Coppell library gets commemorative stamp for 50th anniversary
COPPELL, Texas - The United States Postal Service is giving away a commemorative postmark to recognize 50 years of the Cozby Library and Community Commons in Coppell. A celebration was held on Saturday morning recognizing the historic anniversary for the Cozby Library. It originally opened in 1974. The postmarks will...
For 20 Years, a Denton Group Has Gathered to Drink and Think Together
Throughout his time in Denton, Kevin Roden has proven himself to be skilled in the art of conversation. Whether he’s forming connections with community locals at coffee shops on the Square or making headlines for trying to convince a Sriracha factory to move to North Texas, the former city councilman knows how to get people talking.
Developments follow ‘behind the scenes’ steps before council approval in Prosper, Celina
Zoning requests for developments go through multiple steps in both Prosper and Celina before they are approved, officials said. (Alex Reece/Community Impact) Developments continue to make their way to Celina and Prosper, but all must go through the approval process before breaking ground. The overview. By the time a development...
Summer Reading Club Closing Party ft. Chaz Marie Band
Thursday, July 25 | 6 p.m. Summer’s almost over, but the adventure hasn’t ended yet! Join us at 6:00 p.m. for a Touch-a-Truck featuring vehicles from the Hurst Fire and Police Departments, along with snacks, crafts, and giant games in the lobby for the whole family. Be sure...
We are just a few days away from a major milestone in the North White Chapel—Kirkwood Branch Bridge Replacement project!
Starting next Monday, contractors will deliver TEN enormous support beams for our new 200-foot bridge. Each beam is 100 feet long—just over the length of a basketball court—and weighs 41 tons!. Weather permitting, contractors will make the initial delivery of five beams to the south side of the...
City Council Goals Work Session
The North Richland Hills City Council held a work session on July 11 and 12, 2024 in the Community Room at City Hall to update the city’s vision statement, mission statement and goals. The new vision mission and goals are listed below. Watch the work session meeting here. Vision.
Upcoming Park & Recreation Month Events
In honor of Park and Recreation Professionals Day on July 19, the City of Hurst extends heartfelt gratitude to our dedicated Parks and Recreation professionals, whose tireless efforts continually enrich our lives. They work diligently to organize wonderful events and maintain pristine green spaces where families can gather and create lasting memories. Their passion and commitment make our city a vibrant and welcoming place to live. We sincerely thank this exceptional group of individuals for their invaluable contributions to our community. Don’t forget, we are in the heart of Park & Recreation Month with plenty of events you can still attend!
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