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Members of Taxed Enough Already are holding a peaceful protest to celebrate the Fourth of July and our freedom.
Blotter: Multicounty car chase ends with man's arrest
Law enforcement officers chased a man through Denton and Grayson counties Tuesday before he ran out of gas in northern Cooke County, according to a Denton County sheriff's report.
One man is behind bars in Denton County, accused of leading authorities on a chase through three counties.
One man is behind bars in Denton County, accused of leading authorities on a chase through three counties.
Abigail's Arms fund raiser set for Saturday
If you have ever wondered what an "afternoon of high-tea" is like in England, spend this Saturday from 2-4 p.m. at the "Afternoon Tea and Book Signing" at Amelia's Attic to benefit Abigail's Arms.
Retreat for diabetics faces major obstacle
Diabetes is a disease that affects millions not only across the nation but the world and one local family is trying to ease the pain of the disease for patients and their loved ones.
Sheriff submits new plan to court
During Tuesday's Budget Hearings, Cooke County Sheriff Mike Compton purposed a trial program to Cooke County Commissioners which he believes will help reduce crime in the county.
In a 4-1 vote, Cooke County Commissioners approved the 2009-2010 fiscal year budget for the Cooke County Appraisal District during Monday's Commissioners Court.
Earlier this month we told you about Miss Oklahoma, Ada's own Taylor Treat.Now Miss Texas is making a commitment to the young women of North Texas.
Texoma Council of Governments names annual award recipients
In its 41-year existence, Texoma Council of Governments has gone from humble beginnings in a file drawer at Dr.
Baldwin's set to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
The children of William and Ovella Baldwin of Gainesville invite you to join in the celebration of 50 golden years of marriage Sunday, June 21 from 2-4 p.m. at the Stanford House.
At Random: Thomas helps hospice families deal with death
People like to talk to Millard Thomas. And that's a good thing. The new chaplain for Home Hospice of Cooke County spends much of his time talking with and listening to his clients and their families.
Espino gets 50 years for Camacho murder
Jesus "Chuy" Camacho was murdered because he was suspected of being a member of the Nortenos street gang according to his killer, Raymundo Delgado Espino, a Mexican national who pleaded guilty to the murder in a Cooke County courtroom Friday.
No action on Elm Fork watershed
As newly appointed Cooke County Judge John Roane led his first Commissioners Court Meeting Monday, he offered gratitude and a warning to the court.
Man sentenced to prison, three years after murder
A Mexican citizen will spend the next 50 years behind bars for the death of a Gainesville man.
Pruitts hope reward elicits information
The people closest to a Cooke County homicide victim are hoping a $10,000 reward will prompt someone to come forward with new information about the murder.
New Cooke County judge leads first meeting
There's been a big change at the Cooke County Courthouse and Monday citizens saw the results firsthand.
CASA trying to solve a mystery
Staff members of CASA of North Texas, a local advocate agency for abused and neglected children, have a mystery on their hands.
Cooke Co. family offers reward in son's murder
The parents of a Cooke County man killed south of Gainesville earlier this year are now offering a reward to help find their son's killer.
NCTC Lifelong Learning looks at new programs for handicapped
Mentally or physically challenged adult learners are the focus of a feasibility study for a new program now being conducted by the Lifelong Learning Division of North Central Texas College.