Two Lewisville ISD trustee spots will be on the ballot for the May elections. The deadline to file is Feb. 12. (Daniel Houston/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Lewisville ISD will press forward this week with in-person and remote instruction even as crews continue to repair damage from last week’s winter storms.
Individuals and businesses who sustained losses during the February 2021 winter storms are eligible for federal assistance, according to a Texas Disaster Declaration approved
Gov. Greg Abbott said the state continues to prioritize four main areas of concern: power, water, supplies and fuel production.
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Officials with the Texas electric grid manager also said they are preparing for state and federal reviews of this week's power outages.
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H-E-B stores across Texas have limited store hours and placed purchase limits on some high-demand products due to ongoing severe winter weather, H-E-B officials announced Feb. 19.
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While power generation has been restored to serve most Texas residents, Abbott said state agencies remain focused on water and food distribution Feb. 18.
The city of Lewisville was asking residents to take significant steps to reduce their water usage as fallout from the week’s storms and power outages continued to threaten the local supply and quality of water.
Hundreds of thousands of insurance claims are projected as a result of this week's weather.
