Officials at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church notified parishioners Saturday that a deacon who had assisted during Mass had tested positi… Read more
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. … Read more
What do we know about children and COVID-19? Read more
Like emails from Nigerian royalty, you don’t want to open unusual packages from China right now. Well, it’s ok if you open the packages, just … Read more
AMARILLO — This week, the Texas County Agricultural Agents Association (TCAAA) recognized several North Texas county extension agents for thei… Read more
Officials at First Refuge have made it clear: Thursday night’s “Mask-erade Gala” isn’t a fundraiser. The local nonprofit — which offers medica… Read more
Last month, I wrote about 4-H families being optimistic about future livestock shows being held. That optimism took a little bit of a hit on J… Read more
Each summer, more than 50,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses normally travel to North Texas to attend yearly conventions presented in English, Spanish an… Read more
Summertime in Texas means hot and humid temperatures and high heat index levels that may cause discomfort to many. It is very important that w… Read more
A Denton Baptist church and the ministry of a local nondenominational church will host a gathering and lunch this Saturday. Read more
Amid an increasing number of coronavirus cases, Denton churches continue to face limitations from the pandemic, while leaders and congregants adapt. Read more
On my morning stroll, I noticed that many of the neighborhood trees have polka-dotted leaves. What is that? Why is it happening? When should w… Read more
Officials at Liberty Christian School in Argyle have sent an email to parents and staff acknowledging a former staffer is accused of child sex… Read more
African horse sickness virus is not in the U.S., but it is a growing concern as a potential threat. Texas A&M University AgriLife faculty,… Read more
St. James AME Church lost a former minister, and a former deacon who became a minister this month. Read more
A couple in their late 20s stands in the warm kitchen inside Denton’s Inanna Birth & Women’s Care center on a cold November morning. The m… Read more
Spring and summer are typically when you see 4-H members start buying their livestock projects for the upcoming year. This season focuses on a… Read more
Denton Bible Church is hosting a virtual kids camp called Sportsworld in the House from Monday through June 26. The program replaces the churc… Read more
As our world is currently experiencing challenging and stressful times, we must be mindful of our eating habits during this season. The past f… Read more
As President Donald Trump met with Dallas pastors and law enforcement Thursday to address national protests, Denton religious leaders are look… Read more
A local church will serve a free barbecue lunch in Denton on Saturday. Read more
Around and around our block I would go on my shiny blue bike. Read more
Sitting together at the dinner table last night, our family had yet another deep and heartfelt discussion on the topic of race unity. What, we… Read more
It seems that when Americans go through tough times, they turn to creating gardens. It makes sense for many reasons. In the U.S., gardening is… Read more
Christians observed Pentecost last Sunday, just six days after George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, died in police custody. Read more
I don’t do reconciliation services. Read more
Stephen Plunkett retired from the pulpit at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church in 2014, but he’s still thinking about God. Read more
Monday’s sunset lights up the Texas Woman’s University dormitory towers, Stark and Guinn Halls, after a Memorial Day of heavy rain. Read more
Denton County residents may be dying preventable deaths as medical professionals report the COVID-19 pandemic has made people afraid to go to … Read more
Editor’s Note: The Rev. Tim Thompson recently wrote a letter to his parish, Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. He agreed to publish it here. Read more
Like so many other congregations, my congregation has transitioned to online worship in these pandemic days. I have already had a fair share o… Read more
Insects often come in droves. Some years we have fall armyworms, some years it’s a plague of grasshoppers, some years we have mysterious webs … Read more
On Dec. 31, American wildlife lovers will find out if the monarch butterfly is officially an endangered species. Read more
A group of Denton businesses has banded together in a drive to thank frontline workers by delivering food to their places of work. Read more
Every time Aimee Myers’ two children begged her for a dog, the answer was always “no.” But after the coronavirus pandemic hit, she and her hus… Read more
Spring plantings are underway as residents tackle even more of their home improvement to-do lists during stay-at-home orders. Read more
Members of 4-H are staying active during the pandemic. Although face-to-face meetings have been canceled, some clubs are continuing to meet vi… Read more
The agriculture sector has been in the news quite a bit the past few weeks focusing on everything from processing plant closures to federal ai… Read more
The most popular question we get in the office is related to agriculture exemptions on property. A lot of producers have the assumption that t… Read more
During this time while many are at home due to COVID-19, we must find ways to keep active. Although gyms are closed and most cities are now to… Read more
May has been declared Mental Health Awareness month. Having a healthy mental state in life is key, especially during the challenges that we ar… Read more
Nearly $840,000 in federal money is going to Health Services of North Texas to help meet COVID-19 pandemic health care needs for people from D… Read more
Jostens employee Travis Critchlow hands a cap and gown to a graduating Denton High School senior Thursday. Read more
Target has started posting a list of essential items that are in and out of stock within the store so shoppers know before heading inside for … Read more
Denton’s first responders have received donations of personal protective equipment to help keep them safe during the coronavirus pandemic — bu… Read more
The Denton City Council split 4-3 in approving a set of agreements Tuesday night that allow developers of Cole and Hunter Ranch to finance the… Read more
Denton County’s COVID-19 confirmed case count rose by 33 Monday, bringing the county’s total to 337. Read more
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