Signings: Argyle’s Keenan officially a Red Raider

Men’s basketball: North Texas signs two

Football: UNT’s Jones leads the defense after life-altering surgery

Football: Brewer, Holder give Lake Dallas balance

Mean Green

UNT men’s blog season preview Part IV: Best-case, worst-case scenario

High Schools

Argyle, Guyer both hold place in final AP poll

News Gathering

Was the frack ban vote red or blue?

Crime

Lewisville police investigate shooting

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Danica to the back

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Community market eyes new sites

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After Tuesday’s Denton City Council meeting that included an hour-long discussion on the Denton Community Market, founders Kati Trice and Vicki Oppenheim stepped out in the cool November air to check out two sites city officials presented as possible locations to relocate the market.

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Conditions ripe for fall colors

Fall color in North Texas is capricious and ephemeral. Often it’s too warm and too dry. Sometimes a strong storm sweeps all the leaves away. Or, a blue norther brings a hard freeze, leaving everything a lifeless brown.

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November loaded with values

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Your future is riding on us

Discovering Denton County

Discover why Denton County is a great place to live

Entertainment

Lucinda Breeding: ‘Les Mis’ changed Denton scene

Just before Halloween, Music Theatre of Denton closed its production of Les Miserables.

Before ‘Thor’

Briefly in the arts

Jim Stodola: Florida’s west coast rich with history

DVD reviews: Darkly enchanting

Business

Scott Burns: Readers weigh in on timing of retirement

Has work really become that miserable and unpleasant for so many people?

Briefly in business

Kim Phillips: Game adds to app’s appeal

Scott Burns: Going from bubble to boom

Kim Phillips: Tradition surrounds UNT next weekend

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.

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Les Cockrell: Organization to offer end-of-life information

Victim’s family, hospital settle

Ryan Elementary sets goals for improvement

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‘Stream Clean’ nets nearly 3 tons of garbage

Sunset panel continues hearings in Austin

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