Editor’s note: Fr. Michael F. Olsen, the bishop of the Diocese of Fort Worth, told parishes that the distribution of the Eucharist — holy comm… Read more
COVID–19 has understandably thrown everyone a curve ball, including our local 4-H community. Like most civic service-based groups, 4-Hers meet… Read more
Denton County public health officials on Wednesday confirmed 19 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the countywide total to 70 cases. Read more
From left to right, mother Crystal Sullivan, birthday boy Leo Sullivan, father Dain Sullivan and big sister Penelope Sullivan celebrate Leo’s … Read more
City officials closed playgrounds during the first emergency order, since it’s difficult for children to keep an appropriate distance from eac… Read more
Although landlords can technically ask the question, legal experts say renters should know they are not obligated to answer. Read more
While Denton County locals are whiplashed by their workplaces closing or hours being cut due to the response to the novel coronavirus, a local nonprofit food pantry and clinic has stepped up its aid. And should the county need the clinic to test or treat coronavirus patients, the nonprofit is prepared for that possibility, too. Read more
Denton area health care providers will be delaying nonessential procedures for a few weeks, as are other doctors and hospitals statewide. Read more
“We need one another when we mourn and would be comforted … when we are in trouble and afraid … when we despair, in temptation, and need to be… Read more
With three additional COVID-19 cases confirmed Wednesday in Denton County, along with evidence of local transmission, several Denton residents have expressed concern over the availability of coronavirus testing. Read more
Texas Woman's University moved all possible classes online for the remainder of the semester and asked all students to move off campus if possible. Read more
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“We just decided that as a group that the best thing for the city of Denton, and the area, is to just shut it down and try to contain it as much as possible,” the owner of three Denton bars says. Read more
Carriage House Assisted Living, Denton Rehabilitation and Nursing, Brookdale Senior Living and others "pretty much on lockdown" amid COVID-19 response. Read more
Selwyn School, a private school south of Denton, has joined the ranks of institutions that temporarily halted classes the week following spring break. Read more
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, some Denton-area supermarket shelves were empty or scarcely filled Sunday afternoon as shoppers scrambled to find … Read more
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Denton, Argyle, Aubrey, Krum, Ponder, Pilot Point, Sanger and Lake Dallas ISDs have announced closures for the next week as a precaution for C… Read more
I’m not going to promise you lawn of the month, but I do have some tips that will ensure a healthy lawn this summer. Around here, we typically… Read more
Denton festivals scrambled Thursday to meet anxiety over the rapidly spreading coronavirus, a tiny microbe that has shuttered the likes of the… Read more
Even before President Donald Trump’s travel restrictions to and from Europe were announced Wednesday night, Denton businesses, residents and v… Read more
Both Our Daily Bread of Denton and the Salvation Army North Texas are treating the coronavirus like they did SARS and H1N1 — but both express worries should the outbreak worsen. Read more
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As the number of positive COVID-19 cases continue to grow in the state of Texas, a number of Denton senior and assisted-living centers are tak… Read more
University of North Texas professors were told Wednesday to consider ways to bring their courses online. Read more
Overwhelmed by all the information and opinions being shared on the coronavirus outbreak? We break down what to believe, based on the latest from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Read more
The number of coronavirus cases in Texas may be comparatively low — but vigilance still is key, members of the Denton County Commissioners Cou… Read more
Concerns about the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (abbreviated COVID-19) mean more of us are doing what we probably should have been doing… Read more
In neighboring Collin County, a Frisco man is presumed to have COVID-19. Read more
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Editor’s Note: This article is available free of charge for all readers, subscribers or not, as part of the Denton Record-Chronicle’s continue… Read more
Horses are remarkably active animals that make good use of their limbs and joints as they canter, gallop and trot. As such, it is important th… Read more
Several times over the years I had a building project at my house that had nothing to do with a swimming pool. This project involved hiring mu… Read more
The most common question we get in the office is, “What qualifies for an agriculture (actually ‘ag use’) exemption?” Read more
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Activity trackers are wearable electronic accessories that many individuals use to track their health and help them meet their fitness goals. … Read more
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It was the early 1990s and finally the time had come in a small town in Maine. It had been months of campaigning, education, testifying and — … Read more
A living, vertical salad bar in the employee break room is more than just a novelty at the Texas A&M AgriLife Center at Dallas. It is a sm… Read more
Deacon Barry Sweeden places ash on the foreheads of the faithful during an Ash Wednesday service at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. The… Read more
On Friday, the CoServ Charitable Foundation Board of Directors gave $20,000 to First Refuge Ministries, an outreach of First Baptist Church of… Read more
Andy Bunn, chief operating officer of Woman to Woman Pregnancy Resource Center in Denton, speaks at the opening rally for the Denton campaign … Read more
Many kids receive little or no money management instruction, but having parents and other caregivers teach them basic financial literacy would… Read more
For many people, making efforts to reduce their environmental impact is important, but some pet owners may find that making this lifestyle cha… Read more
Denton Christians will start a local observance of "40 Days for Life," a national campaign protesting abortion, on Feb. 26. Read more
I’ve spoken to people today who see religion as restrictive and limiting in daily life. However, as a 21-year-old Muslim, I have only witnesse… Read more
Landowners can learn more about managing their property in wet times and drought in a low-cost workshop Thursday evening, March 5, at Fair Hal… Read more
Registration for the 2020 Elm Fork Chapter of the Texas-Master Naturalist class, supported by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and Texas Parks… Read more
The weekend has gorgeous weather on tap, a most promising interlude between the next round of clouds, cold and rain. Read more
February is Pet Dental Health Month, an opportune time for pet owners to check in on the health of their furry friend’s mouth. Read more
It used to be that people had gardens and traded vegetables for eggs. Neighbors knew that the beef they had for dinner ate the grass from that… Read more
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