Student artwork on display at MCL Grand Theater Consider stopping by the Medical City Lewisville Grand Theater at 100 N. Charles St. to check out the talent from Lewisville ISD elementary schools on t ...

We are excited to announce a new way for our community to engage with us on topics, projects, and issues important to them. Speak Up HV is the City’s new online community engagement tool. We are using ...

It has almost been two years since the last election in Argyle, when I was elected Mayor, along with two other Council members. I thought it would be a good time to reflect on what brought us here, wh ...

Happy Spring and Happy Easter from Bartonville! The Town’s general election will be held Saturday, May 4, 2019. This is the “at large” election for Councilmember Place 1, Place 3 and Place 5, for two- ...

Eileen Kennedy appointed Town Secretary The town of Double Oak is pleased to announce the appointment of Eileen Kennedy as Town Secretary. She replaces her mentor and longtime town secretary Charlotte ...

How Does Proposed Senate Bill/House Bill 2 Impact Highland Village? We have heard our residents and support providing relief to property tax payers. However, the bill Texas legislators are considering ...

Preserving History for Future Generations  As we celebrate the 40th year of the Courthouse-on-the-Square Museum, we would also like to welcome two new members to the Denton County Historical Museum – ...

Safe Infrastructure for Transportation Is Key About 1,000 people move to the Lone Star state each day with many arriving in Denton County. The county’s population growth puts a strain on our roadways ...

The election of the next Denton City Council District #3 will take place Saturday May 4th, with early voting starting April 22nd.  Robson Ranch will vote in the Robson Ranch Clubhouse for both early v ...

Early voting starts this month and once again it’s important to let your voice be heard by voting. In addition to the two Town Council races we have four Charter amendments. Compensation for Council M ...

Town has Clean Audit to Present to Council April 8th – Clean for a Decade Plus Town auditor William Spore, CPA, has another “Clean Audit” to present to the Town Council at their regular Council Meetin ...

The year was 1975 and the population of Flower Mound was about 3,000 residents. The town was only 14 years old, but its leaders had the vision to see a prosperous future for the little flower of North ...

By State Rep. Tan Parker Since having the honor to serve as your state representative, much of the dialogue that people share focuses on major issues facing Texans such as lowering taxes, funding publ ...

Your Texas Legislature is rapidly progressing through the 140-day legislative session and generating policy decisions to set the course for Texas’ continued strength and vibrancy. I am thrilled to see ...

Sue Tejml has been the Mayor of Copper Canyon for the past 14 years. She is being challenged by Ron Robertson, whose interview appeared in The Cross Timbers Gazette on Thursday, March 21. Mayor Tejml ...

Congressman Michael Burgess (R-TX-26th District), has reintroduced flat tax legislation, i.e., H.R. 40, the Flat Tax Act. Referring to the flat tax as “a simple solution to ensure that all Americans p ...

Local election season is here again, so, it’s time for voters in Copper Canyon to be aware of the candidates running for seats on the Council. In this article we deal with the upcoming mayoral race. C ...

With the Flower Mound election season in full swing, it’s important to look back on the last few years of leadership in our charming little hamlet in North Texas. To that end, Councilman Kevin Bryant ...

The Flower Mound Town Council election season is underway and voters will have to select their leaders for Place 1 and 3 in the May 4th election. There are three candidates running for Place 1 and two ...

In case you’re not aware that another local political season is upon us, The Cross Timbers Gazette is a constant reminder that we have a duty to pay attention to the candidates who are running for sea ...