The Monsignor King Outreach Center opened its doors Monday for the first time since late March, when the nonprofit temporarily ceased operation at its emergency housing shelter due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
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Liss LaFleur uses light and glass to consider hefty social issues.
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Denton County Public Health confirmed seven more county residents have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus discovered in 2019. Read more
Denton County Public Health confirmed seven more county residents have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus discovered in 2019. Read more
Conference USA is moving forward with its plans to play football this fall following a meeting of its board of directors Wednesday evening. Read more
Living in the Stephen King-aissance these days is more exciting than it was a decade ago. Before 2017’s It, we would have a good adaptation every few years, but you have to shovel through a lot of slop to get there. Even though we may still see a dud here or there (like It: Chapter 2), for t…
Kelly Preston died July 12 at age 57, after a two-year battle with breast cancer.
University of North Texas regents professor Keith Johnson, who led the College of Music trumpet studio, died July 31 as a result of COVID-19. He was 77.
There’s a scene in Richard Linklater’s 2016 film Everybody Wants Some!! that sees two men discussing the everyday pressures of being young and how growing up can be tricky and unkind. The true wisdom kicks in when one of them states that if you embrace your inner strange, only then is it int…
Question: I would like to leave my job to pursue music but am not sure when I should. Obviously, right now, during COVID, is not a good time, but when we get back to normal, when should I make the shift? Read more
Texas has chosen to abandon our local public schools, locally elected school boards, superintendents and our 5.4 million schoolchildren in favor of a “my way or the highway” single system directive by Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath. That’s why I’m standing up to say, “Whoa! … Read more
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