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FirstLight Home Care setting new bar for in-home care
As care professionals, John Lee and Cindy Souther are like many of the families they help each day. They’ve been the daughter or son pulled in several directions at once while getting parents to doctor appointments, doing countless safety checks in the home to avoid fall risks, a...
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Around Argyle – November 2026
If you’ve spent time sitting in traffic on Crawford Road beneath I-35W, I have a little bit of good news for you. TxDOT has agreed to immediately improve this troublesome intersection rather than waiting for a much larger regional highway project to get underway. With Robson Ranc...
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Friday Night Ice: Northlake’s semi-pro hockey team faces off against FDNY in front of sold out crowd
Semi-professional ice hockey is here, Northlake. Aside from giving up three goals in the first period, the Texas Scorpions of the Colonial Hockey League held their own in a 6-3 loss to the historic New York Fire Department hockey team Friday night at the StarCenter Multisport in ...
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Friday Night Ice: Northlake’s new semi-pro hockey team faces off against FDNY in front of sold out crowd
Semi-professional ice hockey is here, Northlake. Aside from giving up three goals in the first period, the Texas Scorpions of the Colonial Hockey League held their own in a 6-3 loss to the historic New York Fire Department hockey team Friday night at the StarCenter Multisport in ...
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The Arts: Arts Month puts local talent in the spotlight
October may be National Arts and Humanities Month, but in Flower Mound, the celebration of creativity is just getting started. Last month, Flower Mound enjoyed a wonderful Chalk the Park event at Twin Coves Park and launched the “Creative Urges” art exhibits, featuring 38 works b...
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Red State Blues: A Californian turned Texan reflects on midterm losses
By Tony Lawrence On Tuesday, I woke up cautiously confident Texas would remain under Republican control. On Wednesday, that confidence was obliterated. I hadn’t traveled a mile, but politically I felt a long way from home. Democrats won the governor’s office, a U.S. Senate seat, ...
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Lewisville urges residents to take precautions after 100,000-gallon wastewater spill
Lewisville officials are urging residents near a wastewater spill exceeding 100,000 gallons to take precautions. A contractor working on a city project struck a wastewater pipeline in the 700 block of East Valley Ridge Boulevard around 11:30 a.m. Thursday, according to the city. ...
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Flower Mound working with Texas Tech University, legislators to bring major medical district to town
Flower Mound could be home to the premier medical district of southern Denton County, filled with hospitals, clinics and education centers, but it will need state funding to get it done. The town will head into the next state legislative session looking to secure funding for the ...
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Johnson: A season of community, giving and gratitude in Double Oak
As the temperatures begin to cool, the leaves change colors and the holiday season approaches, November is a wonderful time to reflect on what makes Double Oak such a special place to call home. Fall brings an opportunity to slow down, enjoy our surroundings, reconnect with neigh...
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Former Denton County sheriff turns to community for life-saving liver transplant
After serving the people of North Texas for decades, a former Denton County sheriff is now asking the community for their help. Will Travis of Flower Mound has worn the hat of Denton County Sheriff, Fort Worth Marshal, DEA Agent, police officer, husband, dad and much more. Now, h...
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High School Football Scoreboard
Keller Central 35, Northwest 14 Northwest wrapped up its football season Friday night with a 35-14 loss to Keller Central. The Chargers took a 14-0 first-quarter lead, but Northwest answered with a 1-yard touchdown run by Caris Sela to cut Central’s lead to 14-7 at halftime. The ...
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Liberty Christian parents, football community call for Warriors’ playoff reinstatement via social media
The wife of former Cowboys tight end Jason Witten, local 7-on-7 football coaches and other members of the community took to social media to call on TAPPS to reverse its decision to remove the Liberty Christian football team from the playoffs… or at least try to explain the situat...