Effective May 4, OUCH Orthopedics has moved to a new Southlake location at 431 E. Hwy. 114, Southlake. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
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Carroll and Grapevine-Colleyville ISD officials have released early instructional plans ahead of classes beginning Aug. 17.
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Additionally, all Walmart stores will have a single entrance beginning July 20.
See how other candidates on the Tarrant County ballots fared in the primary runoff election.
Construction on North White Chapel Boulevard has included the addition of a retaining wall, which serves to retain the soil that will be beneath the northbound lanes when complete.
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While the added $600 federal unemployment benefits will end, Texans are still eligible for other forms of relief.
Weeks of racial justice protests across the nation have sparked inquiries from North Texas communities into the use-of-force policies of their respective police departments.
Dr. Steven H. Kelder recently answered several questions for Community Impact Newspaper regarding COVID-19; trends in cases statewide; and important considerations for parents, students and educators as the 2020-21 school year approaches.
Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake continue to see double-digit increases in weekly COVID-19 cases.
