Here are the latest coronavirus updates from Denton County. (Community Impact staff)
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Nearly 200 patients with COVID-19 were being treated in Denton County hospitals as of Jan. 20, but that number was starting to trend downward for the first time in months.
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As Texas is still in the early stages of rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine, many Texans are still unsure about where, when and how they can get inoculated.
The store serves pretzels, pretzel dogs, philly cheesesteaks and an assortment of other related food items.
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Hunger relief organization Feeding Texas hosted a webinar Jan. 19 to discuss increasing funding and accessibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in the 87th legislative session.
Voters in May will decide races for three seats on the Highland Village City Council.
The candidate filing period is open through Feb. 12 for Places 1 and 2 on the Lewisville ISD board of trustees.
Two Lewisville City Council races—including one for the mayor's seat—will be on the ballot as the city prepares for its next round of municipal elections in May.
Over 1.1 million individuals from the Phase 1 population, which is estimated to include 13.5 million individuals total, have received at least one dose.
Bob Popinski is the director of policy for Raise Your Hand Texas, an Austin-based organization committed to improving public education. He spoke with Community Impact Newspaper in late December about the 87th legislative session, which began Jan. 12.
