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Flower Mound discusses possible bond election for Arts Center, Police Headquarters
Flower Mound is trying to find a way to fund an Arts Center that could pour life into the River Walk, and move the police department out of an aging old grocery store without hitting residents where it hurts: their tax bill. According to a discussion during town council’s meeting...
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The Arts: Creative urges showcase Flower Mound’s artistic side
October is National Arts and Humanities Month, and November will be declared Flower Mound Arts Month. Fall 2026 will offer a two-month opportunity to experience, enjoy and explore the arts. The Art Walls are one of the ways Flower Mound is bringing the vision of its Cultural Arts...
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Forward with Fope: The danger of resentment
I firmly believe the generational gap is growing. And for us Zoomers, I think it’s especially pronounced. I think older generations are hard on us because they care, while I believe younger generations feel as if the world is hard on them enough. Here’s what may be the shock for ...
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BrightStar: What I’ve learned from the seniors who age well
Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of meeting many seniors who seem to age remarkably well. They aren’t necessarily the healthiest or the youngest. What often sets them apart is how they adapt as life changes. They stay connected. They see friends, attend church, spend time w...
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Pastor’s Place: Leave the porch light on
By Rance Settle, Senior Pastor, Lamb of God Lutheran Church For one night at the end of October, my whole street comes outside. Porch lights come on. People I’ve only waved to from the car all year are standing in their driveways with a folding chair and a bowl of candy. Kids I’v...
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Unleashed Potential: Lantana sisters build growing dog treat business
Alexis and Aubrey Gray are pretty proud of themselves. Over the past five years, the entrepreneurial-minded sisters, who are 15 and 12, respectively, have built a successful business selling homemade dog treats and snuffle mats to neighbors and even a handful of retailers. They’v...
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Gardening: Don’t bury your treasure
By Brenda Martin, Denton County Master Gardener Fall is prime season for one of gardening’s most common crimes: improper tree planting. You’ve probably seen it — a beautiful new tree planted in a perfect circle of mulch piled high against the trunk like a chocolate lava cake. It ...