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In a city where it’s difficult to find fresh produce, the Downtown Sanger Farmers’ Market is filling the void by bringing local producers to Sanger.
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Denton City Council candidate slate is official with familiar faces returning for the May 4 electionThe deadline to file as a Denton City Council candidate was late Friday afternoon for the May 4 election.
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The issue of Texas Senate District 30 candidate Brent Hagenbuch’s residency will move to trial after Judge Lee Gabriel ruled Monday against Hagenbuch’s attempt to dismiss the suit.
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Thanks to a plan leaders say is the first of its kind in Texas, the town of Cross Roads and Denton ISD stand to benefit from an influx of future tax revenue from a vision of restaurants, retail, entertainment and two new campuses that will share the same 32 acres on the exploding U.S. 380 corridor.
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From politics to education, these are some of the topics Arts Access will be reporting on this year.
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Randy Ford, owner of Arlington’s J. Gilligan’s Bar & Grill, was on the edge of his couch Oct. 23.
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University of North Texas finance professor Dr. Stephen Owen spoke with KERA about what a new banking survey means for businesses and consumers.
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Fort Worth drivers could pay more for police-initiated tows starting Oct. 1. City Council members will vote to approve a new fee schedule for tows Sept. 19, despite lacking a final agreement with towing management contractor AutoReturn.
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We want to know how this historic heat wave is affecting you and your everyday lives. Help us out be answering our survey.
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Agriculture, insurance companies likely to be the hardest-hit industries.
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Texas led the nation in job growth last month. More than half-a-million jobs were added to the workforce since last year — and Dallas-Fort Worth saw the largest job growth of any metro area in the state.