The historic farmhouse, which was built in 1905, was transported to be preserved in Grapevine. (Graphic by Michelle Degard/Community Impact Newspaper)
Historic farmhouse relocates from Flower Mound to Grapevine
Items in the Haus Market include ketchup, mustard, juices, fruits and vegetables, King's Hawaiian Rolls, cookies and more. (Courtesy Dog Haus Biergarten)
Dog Haus Biergarten helps Richardson residents avoid trips to the grocery store through launch of mini market
John and Elizabeth Huffman created the virtual talent show Southlake's Got Talent. (Courtesy Elizabeth Huffman)
Southlake residents to host virtual talent show April 2 to bring community together
Since more residents have started staying home in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, Republic Services has seen a rise in recycling contamination. Above is a guide of what residents can and cannot recycle. (Chase Autin/Community Impact Newspaper)
Recycling contamination increases as more Roanoke, northeast Fort Worth residents stay home
President Donald Trump signed a $2 trillion package March 27 to provide relief during the coronavirus pandemic. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Sen. John Cornyn discusses provisions laid out in CARES Act
The Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Health Department has been busy assisting the district with health initiatives, such as delivering meals. (Courtesy Amy Taldo)
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Health Department donates medical supplies to area clinics
A number of avenues are now open for small businesses across the country to seek financial relief from the economic strain caused by the spread of the COVID-19 virus. (Katherine Borey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Economic relief available for small businesses in Keller, Roanoke, northeast Fort Worth
Popular dishes at Sushi Nomi include the California ($6) and Philadelphia ($6) rolls. (Photos by Ian Pribanic/Community Impact Newspaper)
Sushi Nomi: Dedication to freshness and quality creates loyal following
Members of the Frisco Downtown Merchants Association have created a daily digital support meeting during the coronavirus pandemic. The group's members are working together to help one another stay in business. (Courtesy Ed Mahoney)
Coronavirus coverage roundup in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
Initial claims for unemployment insurance rates are increasing across the nation in the midst of COVID-19. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Texas sees 77% increase in unemployment insurance claims during week ending March 28
Lewisville Assistant Fire Chief Mark McNeal has been selected to become fire chief of the Lewisville Fire Department. (Courtesy city of Lewisville)
Lewisville names Mark McNeal new fire chief
This week, McKinney ISD district staff took protective supplies to three local hospitals in McKinney. (Courtesy McKinney ISD)
McKinney ISD Health Department donates protective supplies to local hospitals
Normally crowded toll roads, such as the Lewisville Lake Toll Bridge, are experiencing a decline in the number of motorists, according to data from the North Texas Tollway Authority. (Courtesy NTTA)
Transactions on North Texas toll roads see sharp decline in March as residents shelter in place
City and county governments, local businesses, school districts and residents across the Dallas-Fort Worth area continue to grapple with the effects of COVID-19. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Latest in Keller-Roanoke-Northeast Fort Worth: Three additional coronavirus deaths reported in Tarrant County
Collin, Denton, Dallas and Tarrant counties have a higher response rate than the state of Texas as of Mach 31. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Census responses ahead of U.S. in Dallas-Fort Worth, growth highest in nation