Camila Gonzales | Denton Record-Chronicle

The Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient motorcade is making its annual journey through North Texas and will block major sections of Interstate 35 and Texas State Highway 114 on Wednesday, April 9.

Many residents have long gone all out to celebrate Halloween, but this was the first year the city made it official with 31 Days of Denton Halloween, a monthlong collection of spooky events in and around downtown.

There (probably) aren’t monsters under your bed, but you’re sure to see some spooky creatures at Cirque du Horror, the Halloween variety show that takes place under the big top during Denton’s Day of the Dead Festival this weekend.

Looking for scary movies to add to your Halloween watch list? Look no further than the latest project from a local filmmaking team.

Now that spooky season is upon us, more and more people will be testing their bravery with a classic Halloween activity: watching horror movies. As fun as the movies are, Denton residents can now truly immerse themselves in a horror story with a little help from a scrappy local theater company.

The musical Dreamgirls premiered on Broadway in 1981. It was adapted into a movie in 2006. Now, the story of Effie, Deena and Lorrell is right here in Denton.

Art is never in short supply in Denton. It’s not difficult to stumble upon a local band performing or an artist selling their paintings. But, an upcoming event will shine a light on a different kind of artist.

As October draws to a close, so does Breast Cancer Awareness Month. However, that doesn’t mean that support for breast cancer patients and survivors — and their loved ones too — here in Denton will stop at the end of the month.

When Lillia Whittington was 4 years old, she walked up to her grandmothers and told them she wanted to sew an outfit for herself.