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School safety issues arise

Les Cockrell: A twist on shopping

Rainy days

Blotter: One hospitalized after fire damages apartments

Fracking banned

Denton sued over fracking ban ordinance

Hotel, center deal dies

City ballot measures approved

Sports

Football: Vote for Option A

Football: Ryan’s playoff fate on line

Women's soccer: UNT blanks Marshall to advance at tourney

Volleyball: Lady Falcons rally

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When she was 3 years old, Kay Goodman’s mom took her in a wagon from their home on Locust Street to the Little Chapel-in-the-Woods.

Lawsuits follow fracking outcome

Both the Texas General Land Office and the Texas Oil and Gas Association sued the city of Denton on Wednesday in two separate actions that challenge the city’s new ordinance banning hydraulic fracturing.

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DR-C Football 2014

DR-C Football 2014

Great Expectations

Real Estate Showcase

Real Estate Showcase

November loaded with values

A-Train

A-Train

Your future is riding on us

Discovering Denton County

Discovering Denton County

Discover why Denton County is a great place to live

 
Entertainment

DVD reviews: Darkly enchanting

Only the team of expert technicians at Disney could bring life to a project such as this fanciful reworking of a cherished fairy tale.

Pam Rainey: Be ruthless with party leftovers to avoid illness

Ghost means business

Events

DVD reviews: Survivor’s guilt

Business

Scott Burns: Going from bubble to boom

The mid-morning drive-time trip from Los Angeles takes about two hours. The surprising thing: It’s developed and industrial all the way. No quiet drive in the desert. Even so, when Mount San Jacinto is just behind you, there is a kind of magic. At some moment, the air becomes sweet and clear. Once in Palm Springs, there’s a sense of protection, as though things that happen in other places don’t happen here.

Kim Phillips: Tradition surrounds UNT next weekend

Staying tech-savvy

DATCU makes list

Restaurant to have grand opening

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