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Pilot Point ISD weighs tax election
Pilot Point school officials have been wrestling with financial woes for a few years, and now they are working on a plan they feel will meet multiple needs.
Census: Denton 10th fastest-growing
For the second year in a row, Denton is among the 10 fastest-growing cities in the country with populations of 100,000 or more, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates released to day.
IOOF has praise for top officers
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Denton Lodge 82 honored several law enforcement officers with awards at the organization's 10th annual law enforcement appreciation dinner June 27.
This summer, area libraries are about much more than books. A variety of programs and special events offer lots of learning opportunities and fun activities for children and teens.
Non-traded REITs offer stability amid volatility - but carry a price tag
They held their value when public firms sold off Investors seeking safe, stable returns amid the economic upheaval and credit crunch might look at non-traded real estate investment trusts, which offer ...
Officials: 10 Agencies Assisting With Northwest Regional Airport Hangar Fire
A hangar fire burned at Northwest Regional Airport in Roanoke , officials said Sunday.
Occupied offices not up to snuff
The town's newest, largest office building was built without a sprinkler system, and both the building's developer and other tenants managed to move in without a certificate of occupancy.
Give Ambulance NB time: experts
As controversy continues to simmer over New Brunswick's new unified ambulance service, experts say response-time targets set by the province are in line with standards across the country.
Flower Mound up next for wastewater treatment agreement
Action taken by the Argyle town council Thursday night should help spawn major development in west Flower Mound.
Argyle to create utility district
The Town Council agreed to an 11th-hour request by developers to create a municipal utility district as they put together a complicated, high-stakes package of agreements meant to build a regional sewer line ...
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Metro Rain Should End About 4 p.m.
A large cluster of strong storms that developed over Oklahoma during the early morning hours continues to move southward into the Dallas, Fort Worth Metro area producing gusty winds in excess of 40 mph, small hail, frequent lightning and very heavy rainfall.
Parts of North Texas are under an urban and small stream flooding advisory. Click here for the latest watches, warnings and advisories.
Justin, Corral City and the Argyle area have seen the most rain. In Denton, spotters reported a flooded bridge at Ripy Street north of Highway 380. A flash flood warning is in effect until 2 p.m. for Denton County, where 1-3 inches of rain already has fallenand another 1-2 inches is possible with this storm.
The following city offices will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day: Argyle, Aubrey, Bartonville, Denton, Highland Village, Justin, Krum, Little Elm, Oak Point, Pilot Point and Sanger.
GOP marches on toward Victory 2008
Bill Lawrence, former mayor of Highland Village and Jana Inge, of Argyle have been named as Area Leaders on the Victory 2008 team for the Denton County Republican Party.
Shearwater Move Their Rook Out
Shearwater Move Their Rook Out Wednesday May 21, 2008 @ 06:30 PM By: ChartAttack.com Staff Shearwater Austin, Texas art rock band Shearwater are gearing up for the June 3 release of their fifth album, Rook, ...
Court sides with Argyle on billboards
“We're confident in the town's position to be able to enforce a sign ordinance in the town's extraterritorial jurisdiction - where clearly that sign is”
An appellate court has agreed that cities can make rules about billboards, even in their extraterritorial jurisdictions, overturning on Friday a lower-court ruling in a long-running case between Argyle and ... via Denton Record-Chronicle
Meeting killed by lack of quorum
“We had things we needed to take care of”
Mayor Greg Landrum called off a regularly scheduled meeting of the Town Council on Tuesday evening after it became clear there would be no quorum. via Denton Record-Chronicle
Two hold onto Argyle ISD seats
“I'm looking forward to moving past difficult times and ready to get our community back together”
Two incumbents kept their seats on the Argyle school board, and one new member will join the board after Saturday's election. via Denton Record-Chronicle
Proceeds from book benefits Argyle groups Argyle resident and writer Lynn Sheffield Simmons will donate proceeds of her nonfiction book The Place Is Argyle, Historical Facts and Recol lec tions to the ... via Denton Record-Chronicle
“I'm just glad to see that the number's up and that it's been increasing each year”
By Lowell Brown and Peggy Heinkel-Wolfe / Staff Writers Spirited races for mayor and three City Council seats drew 1,902 Denton residents to the polls for early voting. via Denton Record-Chronicle
Big spenders try to get word out
“I figured it would be $5,000 or $6,000 to do fliers, newspaper ads, copyrighting and some signs”
By Peggy Heinkel-Wolfe and Amy Dodd Thompson / Staff Writers The last round of campaign finance reports before Saturday's local election showed big spending in the town of Hickory Creek, in the Pilot Point ... via Denton Record-Chronicle