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Council to reconsider ordinance

Voting numbers continue ascension

Phil Collins donates vast Alamo collection to state

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Blotter: Police charge man with family violence

Bartonville council sets special meeting tonight

Firefighters to honor their fallen today

Ban’s foes far outspend proponents

Sports

UNT notebook: McCarney: McNulty, Williams both to play

Volleyball: Guyer wins district

Volleyball: Denton falls short in final-day bid for first

Men’s basketball: Pantego Christian center commits to UNT

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‘True fear’

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A noose hangs from a gallows in the woods, twisting in the blowing Lake Dallas wind. Posted on a window at the Swisher Courts recreation center is a sign with two demons from Japanese folklore; each is an Oni, has two horns, skin-piercing teeth and blood flowing from its devilish grin.

Council votes to table convention deal until Tuesday

For the third consecutive week, the Denton City Council declined Tuesday to authorize another $75,000 for design work on the convention center.

Council to reconsider ordinance

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Discovering Denton County

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This week, we begin in Rome:

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Jim Stodola: Even when it’s overcast, Seattle shines

Mothers love

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Breaking it down

Denton resident Nancy Stockdale had thought about composting for months to help her home garden.

Kim Phillips: Put pen to paper and break free

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Scott Burns: Minutes can vary on the hedonic clock

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Health

Flu shots on the rise in Denton County

It’s time again for those familiar needle pricks that come from vaccinations to ward off any potential flu virus attack. As the flu season begins and clinics provide Denton County residents a chance to get themselves and their loved ones protection against this year’s viruses, health officials are hoping supply can keep up with what may be an increased demand.

Taking on Ebola fears with facts

Hospitals urged to ‘think Ebola’

Report: Sheriff's deputy tests negative for Ebola

First Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S. dies