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Two Argyle drivers killed in collision
Two Argyle men died in a three-car accident in southern Denton late Thursday. Braden Spratlen, 18, and Fredrick Knabe, 71, were declared dead at the scene of the accident, in the 2700 block of Fort Worth Drive.
Town Hall deal triggers controversy
Late last month, the Argyle Town Council voted to buy part of the property owned by Argyle United Methodist Church for $930,000. Several developers building along U.S. Highway 377 have offered town hall sites ...
Two Argyle men died in a three-car accident in Denton late Thursday. Braden Spratlen, 18, and Fredrick Knabe, 71, both were declared dead at the scene of the accident in the 2700 block of Fort Worth Drive near ...
Teen dies after party south of Argyle
Denton County Sheriff's investigators on Monday were awaiting blood tests on a teenager who died early Sunday following a party near Argyle where alcohol was available, officials said.
Large turnout at Democrats' meeting
Ken Leach, candidate for Congress in 26th District, Dr Edra Bogle, candidate for State Board of Education, Phyllis Wolper, candidate for Denton County Commissioner, John McClelland, candidate for State ...
Early childhood screening in Argyle
Do you have a child in the Argyle School district, 3 to 5 years of age, with a serious speech, language or physical, or other learning problems? Children with vision and hearing problems may be eligible for ...
Bartonville couple indicted on felony charges of illegal voting
A Denton County grand jury has indicted a Bartonville couple on felony charges of illegal voting.
New Mexico State lands an OL commit
Argyle, Texas center prospect Riley Ledbetter recently ended his college recruitment by committing to Hal Mumme and New Mexico State.
Sheriff: Man suspected of driving boat drunk on Lake Havasu
A Texas man was booked into a Mohave County jail when he refused to submit to an alcohol test after being stopped in his boat at Lake Havasu.
First day of school brings normal excitement, fear
Starla "Carter" Dickinson comforts her daughter, Mercedes Dickinson, on her first day of school in Shauna Oman's kindergarten class at Annie Webb Blanton Elementary in Argyle.
The Salvation Army of Denton will host its annual luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Sept.
Patrick "Ian" Merriman Makes Eagle Scout
The Topsanah District, in the Longhorn Council of the Boy Scouts of America, announced July 2 that Patrick " Ian" Merriman has earned the rank of Eagle Scout.
Tulane baseball loses three signees
Tulane's baseball recruiting class suffered a major body blow Friday when three players signed professional contracts just prior to the deadline for Major League teams to sign high school players they drafted ...
Two area teachers learn about forestry
Two Denton County teachers recently participated in the Texas Forestry Association's second phase of the Teachers Conservation Institute.
Cities move to restrict watering
Wednesday's rain brought no relief to the demand on local water suppliers, a number of which have begun implementing drought restrictions.
The district attorney is investigating possible illegal voting by a Bartonville couple after elections officials turned over evidence earlier this week.
Pilot Point ISD weighs tax election
Pilot Point school officials have been wrestling with financial woes for a few years, and now they are working on a plan they feel will meet multiple needs.
Census: Denton 10th fastest-growing
For the second year in a row, Denton is among the 10 fastest-growing cities in the country with populations of 100,000 or more, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates released to day.
IOOF has praise for top officers
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Denton Lodge 82 honored several law enforcement officers with awards at the organization's 10th annual law enforcement appreciation dinner June 27.
This summer, area libraries are about much more than books. A variety of programs and special events offer lots of learning opportunities and fun activities for children and teens.