While there’s been no suspected cases of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus in Denton County, Matt Richardson, director of the county public health, s… Read more
I’ve had a front-row seat in watching lots of people start over all kinds of things. And it just breaks my heart to see the mistakes people ma… Read more
Refuge for Women North Texas will host a question-and-answer session about human trafficking at 7 p.m. Jan. 30 at Robson Ranch Clubhouse, 9400… Read more
Although grapes are currently dormant, growers, whether backyard or commercial, should not abandon the vineyard entirely during the winter months. Read more
While ear infections are pesky conditions that affect many species, dogs are especially at risk because of the shape of their ear canals. Read more
On the third of January, I pulled into the Congregation Kol Ami driveway for the first time since returning from a splendid and inspiring cong… Read more
You can plant a tree as long as the ground isn’t frozen, so basically “always” around here. Read more
NEW YORK — Americans are drinking more now than when Prohibition was enacted. What’s more, it’s been rising for two decades, and it’s not clea… Read more
Gloves, special glasses and a headset can show people what dementia feels like. Read more
The demolition of one part of the American Legion Hall Senior Center is scheduled to begin soon, readying the city building for an expansion a… Read more
Pope Francis had to apologize recently for becoming impatient with a woman who grabbed the pope by the hand and jerked him toward her. He was … Read more
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One person has died from the flu in Denton County, health officials here said Friday afternoon, making this the first reported death for the c… Read more
Why does time fly when you are procrastinating? I don’t know why that is, but it really seems to be true for me. Read more
Normally I contribute to the newspaper current agriculture information or update the community on our 4-H program and how our members are doing. Read more
Texas A&M AgriLife extension service is holding its first educational program on industrial hemp in Denton County. The emerging crop has p… Read more
More than 200 first-day hikers converged near the boat ramp of Ray Roberts Lake State Park’s Isle du Bois Unit to spend at least part of the f… Read more
Three dozen people in Denton County were hospitalized with the flu over the past seven weeks. Read more
Incidents of vaping in Aubrey ISD more than doubled from the 2017-18 to the 2018-19 school year. Read more
Here we are in the tight spot after Christmas excess, but before we don our New Year’s resolutions to do everything better, be kind to Mother … Read more
Scott Wisenbaker knew early on that music was his future. In school, he played low brass instruments and won medals at UIL competitions. Read more
It’s the time of year when a festive holiday spirit brings together friends and family in celebration; unfortunately, this happy time can also… Read more
Right now, people across the Dallas-Fort Worth area are gearing up to visit or receive friends and relatives for the holidays. While these gat… Read more
It is holiday season, which means we are bombarded with treats from every angle. This can derail even the healthiest eater. But there are ways… Read more
Members of the First Christian Church of Denton’s EnVision Music Team — from left, the Rev. Jack Mullins, Sam Fuller, Meredith Higgins, Cody S… Read more
A medical emergency is among the worst nightmares for any pet owner. Even minor injuries can be stressful, especially if they happen far from … Read more
Denton County 4-H members recently competed in a local Food Challenge contest that helps students learn multiple life skills while participating. Read more
Many churches hear the words of Isaiah this Advent season — “In the wilderness prepare the way of the Lord, make straight in the desert a high… Read more
Sometimes, December brings a need for smelling salts. Anxiety about cleaning, cooking, buying the right gifts in the right sizes overtakes me. Read more
Hundreds strolled down Locust Street on Friday night. Read more
For many cat owners, busting boredom in their feline friend is a sizable concern. Cats are notoriously choosy about their toys, and an under-s… Read more
First Christian Church of Denton has collected 4,000 pounds of food for a ministry to feed churches just across the border in Mexico. Read more
“Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you will abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” Read more
Two years ago, we purchased our first standalone hot tub. We have had swimming pools that had spas attached to them, and we have even had a je… Read more
Hay is being transported by semi-truck and gooseneck trailer loads across the state of Texas. Hay bales are a primary roughage used to feed ca… Read more
County health officials are urging residents to get a flu shot before the holidays, following a spike in cases. Read more
AUSTIN — Policies restricting abortions in states such as Texas may lead more people to seek abortion medication online, according to a Univer… Read more
Visitors to the Square in Denton walk under a wreath, one of many Christmas decorations that city workers put up Monday morning around downtow… Read more
November is Diabetes Awareness Month, a time that calls attention to the impact this disease has on millions of Americans and to the daily hea… Read more
Much like the rain-soaked sidewalks outside, Calhoun Middle School was cold Thanksgiving morning. Read more
It’s not just your imagination; the sky is falling. Read more
Each Thanksgiving, we are brought together through food, community and tradition to reflect on the year and give thanks. This holiday, pet own… Read more
SANGER — The church whose pastor, Dale “Dickie” Amyx, was accused of abusing and impregnating a teenage girl in the mid-1970s left the Souther… Read more
The holidays are approaching, which means adding bright and deep colors to your home or apartment. Read more
It’s that time of year again. Are you ready? It can be a stressful time of year, especially for those trying to lose weight or improve their b… Read more
When you visit Rome today, on the top of just about every building in the modern city, you’ll find crosses. Read more
It took John Priddy a while to accept the title of “minister.” But somewhere along the way, he said he started to see his work as the music di… Read more
The light shines through the window onto the floor, illuminating evidence of my younger self. Toys in disarray, Barbie’s Dream Boat next to th… Read more
Essential oils are often presented as a naturalistic approach to personal care and home fragrance. However, just because these oils are derive… Read more
With winter in full swing, and the threat of freezing temperatures, it can be a real struggle not only for humans, plants and housepets, but f… Read more
Within the next few months, the doctor’s office will expand to screens across much of Denton ISD. Read more
Water belly, urinary blockage, stones — uroliths have many names, but their presence in livestock animals is a serious condition. Read more
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