It couldn't have been a better day - blue skies, time off from school and work and fresh powdery snow. Many put the day to good use, creating snowmen (and women) of all shapes and sizes, sledding down ...

We are in the midst of the cold and flu season. Waking up cold, sniffling and sneezing, staying in bed might sound good, but getting up and moving is actually more beneficial. I have to admit, if I’m ...

When you think of Mardi Gras, New Orleans usually comes to mind. Well, actually there’s countless Mardi Gras celebrations that go on all over the deep south – from Galveston, Tex., to Pensacola, Fla., ...

Keep Flower Mound Beautiful is busy getting ready for the annual Spring Trash Off/Environmental Heath Fair slated for April 18. Residents are invited to register at 8:30 a.m. in the Home Depot parking ...

Since March of 2013, the Humane Society of Flower Mound has helped 1,000 animals through a partnership with other organizations across the U.S. to send adoptable dogs to areas with a short supply. Bru ...

February is all about matters of the heart. And while flowers and candy may come to mind in honor of Valentine’s Day, I’m referring to it being National Heart Month, highlighted annually by the Americ ...

I’ve probably harped on this subject before but since it continues to be such a prevalent curse on a daily basis, I felt that it needed additional attention. The days of Customer Service, especially o ...

Holding up a tiny pink crocheted cap, Patricia Clay-Jolly describes the warm feeling of giving newborn babies in need their first caps, onesie outfits and fuzzy baby blankets. “The mothers are so surp ...

Framed photographs line the wall in rooms where dozens of scrapbooks preserve the Town of Argyle’s history. Mingled amid tables filled with artifacts of times past, the framework of a hand-hewn wooden ...

“How did he ask?” “Can I see the ring?” “Where are you going to live?” “Have you set a date?” These are some of the many questions friends and family ask when a couple gets engaged. If a couple is wis ...

If you like fresh peas, onions, carrots, radishes, spinach, lettuces, broccoli, and cauliflower, AND if you live in USDA Hardiness Zones 7-8, the gun goes off for vegetable gardening in mid-to-late Fe ...