- Come learn how to work that sewing machine that has been gathering d...ust in your house. Only 10 spots available. Sign up in advance to guarantee your spot. See More
Happy Thanksgiving!
- Mean Greens For Animals, UNT's animal rights org has secured the rig...hts to screen Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret, a documentary about the sustainability of factory farming. If you're interested, come to the UNT Library forum at 6:30 pm tomorrow (Wednesday, 19th). Free donuts will be provided by Hypnotic Donuts. Hope to see you there! See More
Eat, drink and be merry on the square tomorrow evening. It's the Denton Holiday Weekend. Read all about it on the blog!
Guard your young, Dentonites. Krampus is back in town tomorrow afternoon at 5pm on the square. Will he be handing out candy again this year or throwing badly behaved children in a bag to munch on later? There's only one way to find out! Wanna know more about #Krampus? Check out this #BackintheDay post on the blog.
Wassail, lights and all things Christmas are in this week's #Den10. Check it out at the attached link!
If y'all like puns, cats or coffee, we've got the post for you. This month's featured #Maker from The DIME Store is Shawna Smyth and you can check out her famous Cat Meowntain in the link attached.
Relive all those nice days you just had off from work with today's #WhatWeDid. We've got a bunch of beautiful pics of life in #Denton in the past seven days.
If you plan on starting your #Christmas shopping this weekend, we've got a #GiftGuide to help ya keep it local.
This #Christmas, why not celebrate like a true Dentonite by paying a visit to the decades-old rusty ball of wire with Christmas lights on it? That plus more weird stuff in this offbeat edition of #BackintheDay.
We're #thankful for all of our awesome readers, the East McKinney Taco Corridor, our respective families and pie. Lots of pie. We're also thankful that there's so much to do in this week's #Den10. Check it out on the blog today.
This week's #WhatWeDid is up on the blog before 9am today because we're quick like that. This week we have ZERO photos of food. So, if you've ever skipped the post because you're hungry, today is your day.
Today, we've got an interview with TechMill's Clarissa Redwine. Last night, they had an open house to celebrate their new headquarters at Square 205. Feel the pulse of the #tech scene in #Denton.
What are y'all's thoughts on a comprehensive smoking ban in Denton?
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You might recall a smoking ordinance from a year ago that stopped short of a comprehensive ban - bars were excluded. We are revisiting this policy in December. ...As I argued back then, we should have an ordinance that protects the health of all employees in our city and one that doesn't allow bars to subject their employees to second hand smoke.
What do you think? Is it time for a comprehensive smoking ban for all bars and restaurants in Denton?
Here's this weeks Den10 which is full of life changing events you should attend. Get to it!
In this month's People of Denton column, we chat with Latin pop singer, saxophonist, author, entrepreneur, activist and college recruiter Rebeca Perfecto, about how her brain works because gee-whiz that's a lot of stuff she's doing! More on the blog!
#WhatWeDid is up on the blog today for your viewing pleasure. Go click around and find a new Instagram buddy.
In this month's Connected, we've gathered recent stories about Denton from across the internet. This month, we link to pieces about Bell & Oak Leather Goods, The DIME Store, #fracking in The Guardian, partying in Denton and Cultivar Coffee. Check 'em out on the blog.
Keep this in mind tomorrow afternoon.
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**********MAJOR TRAFFIC ISSUES TOMORROW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2014 from 12:00pm-4:00pm**********
Texas Municipal Power Agency has a subcontractor moving a v...ery large electrical transformer from the substation on Airport Rd to Bryan, TX tomorrow, Nov 13th. Denton PD traffic officers will be escorting the vehicles out of town.
Due to the size of the transformer, Texas Department of Motor Vehicle has set the following route the subcontractor has to travel. They will travel from Precision Rd east on Airport to Bonnie Brae, north on Bonnie Brae to the s/b service road and then south to Teasley and exiting s/b Teasley to FM 2499 in Corinth. The convoy will then continue on 2499 to FM 1171 and then west to 35W but we will not be involved in the portion.
Expect significant traffic issues along the route as we will be closing intersections and performing a rolling blockade of Teasley. The transport vehicle is over 100' long and 18' wide. The tractor portion of the transport vehicle will have to be traded out at Bonnie Brae and the s/b service road to allow it to make the turn, so s/b Bonnie Brae will be closed at the service road from about 12:15pm-1:00pm.
We are hoping that the subcontractors will be out of our city limits and into the city limits of Corinth by 4:00pm.
PLEASE share this info with family, friends, co-workers that this will be happening tomorrow! There will be traffic issues during this time on the route and that they will need to be patient with us during this time or they will need to find another way to get where they are needing to go!
Thank you in advance for your understanding and patience while we escort this transformer through the city.
It's Wednesday and therefore #Den10 time. Sync up your calendar with our weekly list of what you should be up to. There's plenty going on.
We've got a very special Back In The Day post about Veteran's Day and Denton up on the blog this morning. Happy Veteran's Day, y'all!
Beautiful weather made for lots of beautiful photos from the past seven days. Oh, badly drawn Texases (Texi?), too.