Halloween events around Denton, including in-person festivities and drive-thru celebrations. Read more
Thomas Green and his fiancee, Nicole Haswell, don’t have children. But they’ve gotten friendly with their neighbors near Evers Park during eve… Read more
Vinyl Lounge owner Thomas Martin compares the idea behind his new 2,700-square-foot record-themed bar to an acorn before seeing it grow into a fully grown tree. Read more
The 92nd annual North Texas Fair and Rodeo wrapped up a much different opening weekend Sunday as it hosted about a quarter of its typical atte… Read more
FORT WORTH — The annual Bell Fort Worth Alliance Air Show kicked off the first day of its weekend performances Saturday as it went drive-in fo… Read more
Floats, participants on horseback, and even a tank circled the Square on Saturday to celebrate the annual North Texas Fair & Rodeo. While … Read more
Trick or (socially distanced) treat! Here's how Denton families are preparing for pandemic Halloween
Locals have spoken: They won’t let the pandemic cancel Halloween. Read more
Being a sensitive person can present many unique challenges. Believe me. I know… because, I am one. This involves struggling to cope with feel… Read more
If you’re headed to the North Texas Fair and Rodeo, keep your eyes peeled once you set foot on the fairgrounds. Read more
Sanger guitarist Victor Gann still remembers the day he met Eddie Van Halen. Read more
The Denton Benefit League had to cancel its annual charity ball, perhaps the longest-running formal event in Denton. Read more
Locals crowded the parking lot of the University Drive location of Walmart for a free screening of Selena on Tuesday. The corporation has been… Read more
For a year that has paused many of the blockbuster releases, there’s still quite a bit of content being cranked out. Indie films seem like the… Read more
As Denton County is opting into Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to allow bars to reopen next week, local bars and venues have been impacted differ… Read more
Twilight Tunes is coming back — with some major changes. Read more
Blumhouse Television continues to make exceptional bedfellows out of the horror genre and anthology film concept. Similar to the production co… Read more
Protests have been a part of human civilization for centuries. The causes have changed, but the act of protesting has not. Read more
It’s officially October, which means it’s time to swap our face masks for that of Michael Myers (don’t really do that), eat some candy, and wa… Read more
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Tickets are now on sale for the 30th annual Bell Fort Worth Alliance Air Show at Fort Worth Alliance Airport. Read more
The pandemic wields a particular kind of threat for towns like Denton. Read more
A new, larger North Texas Fair and Rodeo complex will allow for year-round events and could bring in an annual $15.3 million from out-of-count… Read more
When Antebellum’s creepy teaser-trailer first dropped last year, its mystery began to build excitement. Here was a movie that was seemingly bl… Read more
In June, Denton Main Street Association pulled the plug on Arts & Autos, an annual downtown party and car show. Read more
Watching Antonio Campos’ new unsettler, Netflix’s The Devil All the Time, reveals many things. Not only does it shine a light on the shadows o… Read more
Forget the Grinch. Read more
He didn’t speak much about his time on a hell ship during World War II when he was alive. Read more
Little Elm resident Summer Rachel Short always had her imagination on tap. Read more
The North Texas Fair Association will cut crowds in half — but the bulls and broncos will still buck, and the music will go on as scheduled. Read more
The pandemic has meant pressure for Denton’s adults. Read more
Another Denton music festival has decided to go virtual. Read more
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Late last year, Cross Roads residents Megan and Jonathan Robertson were knee-deep in parenting chaos. Read more
Q: Since COVID has venues closed, I thought I’d teach myself how to shoot videos of songs to post. My videos look homemade in a bad way. I hav… Read more
Leaders of North Texas arts nonprofits met Wednesday to talk budgets. Read more
This month continues a look at books centered on World War II. Sept. 2 was the 75th anniversary of the end of this terrible war. Read more
For over a decade, anytime a beloved property gets a more serious interpretation, we say it got “Dark Knighted.” (That could just be me, thoug… Read more
NOTE FROM THE WRITER: I was invited to view Tenet at Cinemark 17 IMAX in Dallas with five other local press members. It was the first film scr… Read more
The University of North Texas launched a new Master of Business Administration degree with the fall semester. Read more
The Visual Arts Society of Texas, a Denton-based nonprofit group that promotes visual arts and develops the skills and expression of its membe… Read more
Denton residents find themselves with one foot in fall. Read more
Although one of these two films is more pure blooded in its surrealism than the other, both blur the edge of reality and fantasy to craft some… Read more
North Central Texas College held fast to the famous adage for its fall theater season. Read more
Something that has always been admirable about boutique labels such as Kino Lorber and the Warner Archive Collection is how much access they g… Read more
The Lewisville Lake Symphony had to cancel its April concert thanks to COVID-19. Read more
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