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Lewisville’s quarterback wins eligibility appeal, will return for Farmer playoff push
Lewisville will continue its playoff push with its original starting quarterback. Junior Laykon Brassfield won his eligibility appeal to the University Interscholastic League State Executive Committee Thursday morning, allowing him to return as Lewisville High School’s varsity qu...
safety
Denco 9-1-1 celebrates 10-year anniversary of innovative dispatch technique
An innovative way to contact police dispatch has now been helping Denton County residents for a full decade. Denco 9-1-1 celebrated the 10th anniversary of its innovate “Text-to-911” service on Wednesday, Oct. 14, which has offered residents a way to easily and discreetly contact...
safety
Denco 9-1-1 celebrates 10-year anniversary of innovative dispatch service
An innovative way to contact police dispatch has now been helping Denton County residents for a full decade. Denco 9-1-1 celebrated the 10th anniversary of its innovate “Text-to-911” service on Wednesday, Oct. 14, which has offered residents a way to easily and discreetly contact...
News
Aging in Style with Lori Williams: The most important voice in the hospital may be yours
When someone you love lands in the hospital, you quickly learn how important it is to be their advocate. My husband, Mark, has survived four strokes and lives with paralysis, aphasia, apraxia and vascular dementia. He cannot effectively communicate for himself, so I have learned ...
government
Flower Mound tightens regulations on massage businesses in town
Flower Mound is strengthening regulations on massage parlors around town. Council approved an ordinance to the town’s code Monday, which outlines regulations and penalties for massage parlors operating in Flower Mound. According to town documents, the updated article in the town’...
government
Denton County Approves $40 Million Homeownership Initiative
The Denton County Commissioners Court has approved a resolution authorizing the Denton County Housing Finance Corporation (DCHFC) to assign its $40 million 2026 private activity bond volume cap allocation to the Texas Department of Housing......
safety
Argyle eyes start of construction on new law enforcement center
Argyle’s plans for a new law enforcement center is one step closer to coming to fruition. The town selected Crossland Construction out of 13 firms at its meeting Monday to build the new police department building, and announced construction is expected to start July 2027. Argyle ...
schools
Denton County bank recognized for support of local education
A Denton County-based bank was honored for its extensive support of local education. PointBank was recognized by the Independent Bankers Association of Texas (IBAT) with a Best of Community Banking Award, the bank announced in October. The bank received a Bronze Eagle Award in th...
government
Copper Canyon Mayor’s Column – October 2026
The fall season is officially underway but our weather is still treating us like summer. A countywide burn ban was only just lifted after drought conditions made the grass terribly dry over the summer. The trees are trying to protect themselves by dropping their leaves. We recent...
government
Argyle’s quarterback ruled ineligible following residency dispute
Argyle football will play its last two district games, and any playoff games, without starting quarterback Hayes Hackney. The quarterback, who transferred to Argyle from Prosper Walnut Grove High School over the offseason, was ruled ineligible by a 6-0 district executive committe...
Local
The future of self-driving vehicles is developing on southern Denton County’s doorstep
A leader in industrial vehicle automation is expanding its office space in north Fort Worth and will continue testing in southern Denton County. Autonomous Solutions, Inc., the creator of the Mobius industrial autonomous fleet orchestration platform, is expanding its office space...
government
Argyle ISD trustee resigns abruptly, board president steps down soon after
Argyle ISD’s board of trustees continues to endure personnel changes after Monday’s meeting saw a trustee walk out after announcing his resignation and the board president step down. Board Secretary Matt Slaton announced his resignation from the board of trustees midway through t...