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Mosquito pools near two Frisco neighborhoods test positive for West Nile virus
Frisco announced Sept. 18 that two additional mosquito pools in the city had tested positive for West Nile virus. In a news release announcing the positive tests, city officials said they would be increasing surveillance efforts and using larvicide as necessary where stagnant water or larvae are observed.
Main Street Food Hall to offer 10 vendors, bars, event spaces in Frisco in 2021
A new food hall in Frisco is expected to bring eclectic vendors, bars, a beer garden and concert spaces next year.
Neighborhood Medical Center to offer free drive-thru COVID-19 testing in Frisco
A new option for free drive-thru COVID-19 testing will be available over the next few Sundays in Frisco.
Neighborhood Medical Center is offering free testing for those with or without insurance. The insured will be required to present an insurance card.
Flower Mound adopts 2020-21 budget, opting for lower general fund expenses, higher property tax collections
The town of Flower Mound will trim spending from its general fund while raising collections from property taxes as it replenishes some of the savings that were spent in the early months of the pandemic.
Lupe Tortilla Mexican Restaurant now open in north Fort Worth
A Lupe Tortilla Mexican Restaurant location officially opened in July at 9409 N. Freeway, Fort Worth.
William C. Wadsack, Elizabeth Ucles, Daniel Houston and Ian Pribanic contributed to this report.
