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Blotter: Police seek help in finding missing woman
Denton police are asking for help in locating a woman who has not been seen or heard from in three weeks.
Marine battalion in Afghanistan is thankful to be going home
At left: U.S. soldier Mike Greenberger checked the size of a shirt on an Afghan boy while distributing clothes on Thanksgiving outside a U.S. base in Afghanistan.
Raw video: U.S. soldiers give thanks in Iraq
Sgt Donald A Grahl from Sanger, Texas, is with the 1st Battalion 82th Field Artillery Regiment.
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Blotter: Police issue persistent panhandler a citation
A customer was walking through a store parking lot when a man asked him for money Monday in the 100 block of South Loop 288.
Man Indicted Five Years After Wife Disappears
Nearly five years after her mysterious disappearance, a grand jury has indicted the husband of a woman from Denton County.
Man Arrested in Wife's 2004 Disappearance
The estranged husband of a woman who has missing for nearly five years was arrested Thursday on suspicion of murder.
Missing Sanger teacher's husband charged with murder
Nearly five years after kindergarten teacher Katherine "Kathy" Lynn Stobaugh vanished, Texas Rangers arrested her husband at his home Thursday on a charge of murder, in a move to close a case that brought national attention to a small community north of Sanger.
A grand jury has indicted a Sanger man on a charge of killing his estranged wife, nearly five years after she was last seen at his house and never heard from again.
Sanger marching band tops division at contest
The Sanger High School marching band is the 2009 United States Scholastic Band Association's Group II A state champion.
Brown Motor Company sold to Luttrull-McNatt
It's official. As many have known for weeks, Brown Motor Company has reportedly been sold to Sanger Chevrolet dealer Luttrell-McNatt. A representative for Luttrull-McNatt was cautious when asked about the deal several weeks ago.
Carnival games, costume contests, bounce house, pumpkin decorating contest and more.
Most area cities have shrunk their projected expenditures for 2009-10, compared to 2008-09, in response to lower revenue and the poor economy.
County holds final influenza clinic
Maureen Sexton, from Sleeping Lizards, get her flu shot from Becky Meason, RN at the Denton County Flu shot clinic at the C.H. Collins Athletic Complex Wednesday.
School districts update parents via Web sites; several cases reported
Updated notices on swine flu virus prevention have hit area school district Web sites within recent weeks, as some have reported confirmed and possible cases of the illness among students.
Pilot Point will soon become the most recent school district offering child care services to its employees.
Most schools wona t air Obama speech
School districts in Denton County will not broadcast President Obama's national address live in every class to schoolchildren on Tuesday, but officials have come up with various solutions to make the speech available to those students interesting in watching.
Federal agency urges inspections of defunct Fort Worth firm's light poles
The federal government's safety agency urged city and school officials Monday to immediately inspect outdoor stadium light poles made by a defunct Fort Worth company.
Administrator steps up to principal in Sanger
Students at Sanger's Butterfield Elementary School will begin the school year today with a new principal but a face familiar around the district.
Violators of cellphone law will face $200 fine
Texting on or dialing a cellphone in an active Denton school zone may now get you hooked up with a ticket.
Blotter: Firefighting agencies combine forces to douse 375-acre blaze