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Aging in Style with Lori Williams: The family care info you don’t need until you do
I thought I had a pretty good handle on our family’s important information. Then my husband, Mark, had four strokes, which left him unable to speak. Suddenly, I was sitting in the hospital trying to manage his healthcare, our finances, our home, my business—and everything else th...
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Forward with Fope: Believing in compassion
This month, I found I had a harder time putting pen to paper than I usually do. Frustration over the past few months have slowly turned into burnout, and I know I’m not going through it alone. My girlfriend and I are both in the middle of our own difficult seasons, but in the mid...
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Crazy Cool Family: The superhighway to your child’s heart
What kind of road are you building to your child’s heart? Imagine two roads. The first is a narrow, two-lane road filled with potholes. You can still reach your destination, but the trip is slow, difficult and frustrating. You have to drive carefully, and every new storm seems to...
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Pastor’s Place: They had been with Jesus
By Nate Libby, Pastor, Covenant Presbyterian Church Flower Mound In Acts 4, Peter and John stood on trial before the leaders of Israel and as they spoke, Luke notes that the council was astonished. In Acts 4:13 we read, “Now when they saw the boldness of Peter and John, and perce...
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Gardening: A fall full of learning
By Donna Hull, Denton County Master Gardener Association If you love plants, then you must be a learner! Every plant teaches us something — about the plant, its preferred environment, the wildlife it supports and the pollinators that are (or are not!) attracted to it. This fall, ...
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The Arts: Summer Reading Challenge is one for the books
The Flower Mound Public Library holds an annual Summer Reading Challenge that encourages participants to read every day during the summer to maintain and sharpen their literacy skills and become more comfortable with reading. In 2026, the program attracted 2,805 participants. Rea...
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More riders getting on board with DCTA
The Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA) has achieved an 8 percent year-over-year ridership increase this fiscal year across its member city services in Highland Village, Lewisville and Denton and within the regional vanpool program. DCTA member city ridership has grown ...
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Fort Worth woman's acquittal upheld in voting error case
Crystal Mason, who was convicted of voter fraud in Tarrant County and later acquitted, saw her acquittal upheld in court. FOX 4's Shaun Rabb has more.