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Don Munsch
Don Munsch

Government Reporter

Don joined Community Impact in February 2023 and covers city governments in Denton and Tarrant counties. He holds a journalism degree from Northwest Missouri State University, and has worked for newspapers all over Texas and one in Oklahoma. During his time as a reporter, he has covered all aspects of news and sports.

Latest from Don Munsch
Picture of the exterior of the town hall in Double Oak
Double Oak names new town administrator
welcome to argyle sign
Developer seeking Argyle resident input on proposed mixed-use development
Picture of country star Pat Green singing
Pat Green performance at Roanoke festival will coincide with electric project
Picture of an Argyle welcome sign
Argyle P&Z approves changes to accessory structure sizes
Picture of a welcome sign
Flower Mound council to consider tax rate, budget
Picture of a police station
Northlake Town Council proposes no change in tax rate
Aerial photo of the town of Argyle
New Argyle comprehensive plan seeks to manage growth as population continues to increase
Picture of a man in a dining room of a restaurant.
Chick-fil-A opens in Argyle
Picture of two people standing together.
New HTeaO opens in Flower Mound
Picture of a public park welcome sign
Argyle town officials considering security system at Unity Park
Picture of recreation center's exterior.
Flower Mound, Argyle area municipalities to observe Labor Day with closings
Picture of a drink in a cup.
Gourmet toast, juice bar restaurant Toastique coming to Flower Mound
Interior of Cantina Del Mar
Flower Mound Mexican restaurant Cantina del Mar closes soon after opening
Picture of a woman on a council dais.
Roanoke council tables tax rate, budget adoption
Artist rendering of a residential and commercial development
Initial phase of Furst Ranch development begins in Flower Mound
Picture of a welcome sign in Argyle
Argyle council looking to keep current tax rate
Picture of a man talking during a meeting.
Tax rate, budget on tap for Roanoke council
Picture of a woman standing at a lectern and talking with council members.
Flower Mound officials propose lower tax rate for FY 2024-25
Picture of two people showing a dish at their restaurant.
Bowl-focused restaurant opens in Argyle
A Wataburger meal with burger and fries
New Whataburger opens in Lantana