DEVELOPMENT
Several parents of New Caney ISD students spoke at the district's Sept. 20 board meetings about recent allegations that a student brought a firearm to Porter High School's Sept. 18 homecoming dance. NCISD Superintendent Matt Calvert stressed that no gunshots were fired at the event, and that the district is investigating the allegations. (Wesley Gardner/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI Nation roundup: Round Rock ISD trustees considered for censuring; New Caney ISD addresses allegations of student with gun at campus event and more top stories
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Mixed-use project with townhomes, retail, restaurants and office space gets OK from Lewisville City Council
New fixtures are being installed at the Cannaday Recreation Area near Clark Middle School. The 4-acre park is being redesigned as an athletic training hub. A budget of $500,000 will bring an obstacle course not unlike something from the “American Ninja Warrior” TV show to the neighborhood. (Courtesy city of Frisco)
Collin County adopts budget and property tax rate; Frisco prioritizes parks and trails development, plus more top news from DFW
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Apartments, retail space coming to Old Town Lewisville
The Fields development will create a destination in the northwest area of the city of Frisco. (Courtesy Karahan Companies)
Fields in Frisco vision to transform challenging terrain; nearly 2,400 Plano ISD students enroll in parent-led virtual learning option, and more top news from DFW
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Lewisville one step closer to annexing Castle Hills with council votes on TIRZ, parkland
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Longtime Lewisville company awarded incentives to construct larger facility for operations
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Lewisville City Council sets speed limits along two sections of Josey Lane
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Lewisville ISD facing higher costs, limited supplies in construction projects
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Lewisville could partner with Denton Housing Authority to redevelop Oak Tree Village Apartments
Mad for Chicken opened July 23 at 216 W. Virginia St., Ste. 102, in downtown McKinney. (Courtesy Mad for Chicken)
Mad for Chicken opens; work on container homes community begins and more top news from DFW
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Lewisville amends economic development agreement on Old Town project
Construction is ongoing for Shady Brook, a residential development near Grapevine's city center. An increase in new housing inventory is one factor experts believe could help alleviate pressure in the local real estate market. (Steven Ryzewski/Community Impact Newspaper)
Red-hot real estate, a new record store and more top stories from the Dallas-Fort Worth area
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New Lake Ralph Hall is being built to serve a growing region in and around Denton County
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Highland Village targets key areas for new sidewalks
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Flower Mound hires new economic development director
Harkins Theatres management was unable to renegotiate the theater's lease at Southlake Town Square and closed Nov. 1. (Courtesy Harkins Theatre)
Harkins Theatres to be replace by EVO Entertainment in Southlake, plus more top news from DFW
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Lewisville City Council moving ahead with new facilities building
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Update: Demolition work at former Lewisville ISD natatorium to begin June 29 to make way for Flower Mound project