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Chronic lower back pain sufferers have new treatment option with basivertebral nerve ablation
Most people experience lower back pain at some point in their lives, and if that pain is unrelenting for months and even years, it’s not uncommon to turn to medication, physical therapy, or even steroid injections. But too often, those traditional steps don’t provide lasting reli...
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Tarrant County turns blue as Democrats sweep all countywide seats
Tarrant County swung blue on Tuesday night as Democratic candidates swept all countywide races by roughly 15 points, electing Alisa Simmons as county judge over Tim O'Hare....
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Argyle High School band brings home gold at UIL State marching competition
After a band season consisting of early mornings, late nights and a lot of practice, Argyle High School marched home from San Antonio victorious, adding another state title to the trophy case. The Pride of Argyle High won its ninth state title at the 2026 UIL State Marching Band ...
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Denton County Auditor to Retire in March
Denton County Auditor Jeff May recently announced his retirement, effective March 31, 2027, which completes eight years of service with the county and a combined service of 39 years in government accounting and finance....
business
New Asian restaurant in Northlake gets financial boost from the town ahead of opening
A new Asian cuisine restaurant got a financial boost from the Town of Northlake ahead of its anticipated opening date. Northlake approved $35,000 in grants for Chef Lin’s Asian Kitchen at its Oct. 9 meeting under its pioneer grant program, which helps incentivize new businesses t...
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Free battery recycling event set for Nov. 14 at Guyer High School
Residents looking to clear out old cellphones, laptops and other rechargeable electronics can dispose of them safely and free of charge during a lithium-ion battery recycling event Saturday, Nov. 14, at Guyer High School in Denton. The Pilot Knob Rotary Club is partnering with Ad...
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Election Results: Denton County Republicans hold their own amid blue wave across Texas
Texas underwent a shocking political flip after Tuesday’s election results, and Denton County played a unique role. Southern Denton County voters unseated two Republican incumbents and favored Democrats in several marquee statewide races Tuesday, while keeping County Judge Andy E...
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Election Results: Double Oak will remain dry, other propositions on track for approval in Denton County
Double Oak voters rejected a proposal to allow alcohol sales Tuesday, dealing a setback to a planned grocery store development at FM 407 and Simmons Road. The measure failed with 1,020 votes against, or 55.62%, and 814 in favor, or 44.38%, following months of public debate. The o...
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Early Voting Results: Nothing easily determined as candidates, propositions hold tight in Denton County
Denton County could be in for a surprise if early voting results are an indication for the rest of the results. Democrats are nearly tied, if not leading, in many Denton County races as the first early voting results came in shortly after 7 p.m. In the Republican primary, United ...
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Liberty Christian football player’s eligibility ruling punts Warriors from TAPPS playoffs
Liberty Christian football was once again knocking on the door of a deep TAPPS Division I football playoff run, but an eligibility dispute has ended hopes of another state title. In a state executive committee hearing Tuesday, TAPPS ruled a Liberty Christian football player ineli...
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Northlake’s semi-pro hockey team puts community at center ice
Southern Denton County sports fans accustomed to driving to Frisco, Dallas or Arlington for professional sports will soon have a hometown team to cheer for — and the Texas Scorpions want to make sure the experience extends well beyond the ice. The family-owned semi-professional h...
government
Argyle ISD board of trustees reorganizes following multiple resignations
The Argyle ISD Board of Trustees started the process of putting its board back together again. Rich McDowell was approved as the board’s new president Monday, and Dr. Leona McDade was approved as the board’s new vice president. Frank Dixon was also approved as the board’s new sec...