October is National Mental Health Month, which provides the perfect backdrop to stop and assess exactly, “How are you doing?” As stressful as life is normally, COVID-19 has magnified stressors in ever ...

I am excited to introduce you to Paul Stevens, our new city manager. Paul has 30 years experience in municipal government, including 10 in the role of city manager for the city of Waxahachie. He offic ...

Some things are inevitable. Tomorrow will come. Government will tax. And life will end. Yet, every day, most Denton County residents wake up believing that, if needed, a call to 911 would bring rapid ...

For the fiscal year starting Oct. 1, we passed a new budget that I believe reflects on how important we feel it is to keep taxpayers at the forefront of our decisions. For 2020-2021, the Denton County ...

It seems only appropriate that Robson Ranch participate in The Cross Timbers Gazette’s Seniors in Focus issue. As an active adult (55+) community, we live the senior life every day. We focus on provid ...

Early voting starts Tuesday, October 13, 2020. It may come as a surprise to many Flower Mound residents that this year’s Town Council candidates are on the ballot as well. Over the last few weeks, the ...

September rolled out smoothly with the approval of Argyle’s FY 2021 budget. Fiscal responsibility is integral to effectively serving our citizens, so this process was not taken lightly. Town Council s ...

Fall is here. Who would have thought that we’d still be uncertain as to how long this pandemic would continue to affect our lives?? I am glad to see that most of our community are able to work and liv ...

Greetings from Bartonville! I hope everyone is enjoying the slightly cooler weather that fall brings us. The Fiscal Year 2020-2021 budget was unanimously approved at the September Town Council meeting ...

Last month, the Town Council approved the 2020-2021 fiscal year budget, which went into effect October 1. The General Fund budget includes approximately $68.5 million in expenditures, a 3 percent decr ...

During the course of the past six months, we have faced some of the biggest challenges in our history.  As we entered 2020, Texas continued to steadily build upon the past two decades of being one of ...

By Raymond Suarez We’re excited to welcome our riders back to transit! At DCTA, our top priorities are keeping our passengers and employees healthy and ensure a safe commute for all during the coronav ...

By Mac Hohenberger, Fire Chief, ESD #1 As we prepare to enter the autumn months in Texas, the Argyle Fire District would like to remind our community that spring is not the only season that can trigge ...

One question I like to ask my students is who are the greatest American presidents?  After I gather the list of usual suspects, I then ask what makes these presidents great. What I tend to find is tha ...

On November 3, 2020, the residents of Copper Canyon will have the opportunity to vote on a proposition extending the Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD) for another twenty (20) years. The Cri ...

Here we are at the start of a new school year! For sure, this year is the strangest experience ever as we see the start of online learning for Northwest ISD and in-person for Argyle ISD. We can’t than ...

As we celebrate 100 years since the U.S. Congress certified the ratification of the 19thAmendment to give women the right to vote, it is important to understand the history of the Suffrage Movement an ...

City Manager Michael Leavitt provides one last article to the community. Leavitt is set to retire on October 1 after 20 years of service to the residents of Highland Village and the region. How to des ...