Klein ISD: Championing Innovation and Community in Local Education
Klein ISD, a notable public school in Texas, has an 85-year history of providing quality education. It offers various learning pathways for students, preparing them for college, careers, military service, and life in general. The school is known for its STEM, athletics, fine arts, and academic programs.
Read full storyDenton Residents: Beware of Misleading Solar Sales Practices and Learn About GreenSense Incentive Program
The GreenSense Incentive Program rewards customers who implement energy-efficient improvements in their homes or businesses. It is particularly useful for residential, retail, and small commercial customers, promoting efficient energy use. More information can be obtained by contacting 940-349-8205.
Read full storyBedford's Exciting Lineup of Local Events this October
Bedford is preparing to host a range of events this October. The National Night Out, featuring local police, fire, and city staff, will start the activities on October 3. Residents should contact their local associations for participation details.
Read full storyCoppell October Events: Family Fun, Halloween Festivities, and Educational Workshops
The October Event Guide lists activities for the upcoming month. These are organized by non-profit organizations and the City of Coppell. The city offers various family-friendly events like festivals, concerts, and workshops. Event details are available on the City of Coppell’s online calendar.
Read full storyAbilene Public Library Offers New Online Course on Great Fire of London
The Information Services Librarian at Abilene Public Library, Jay Smith, has created a new online course about the Great Fire of London in 1666. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the fire that led to the destruction of more than 13,000 homes and buildings, starting from a bakery on Pudding Street.
Read full storyJoin Mayor Lori Klein Quinn at Tomball Community Center for a Kaffeeklatsch on October 12
The 'Kaffeeklatsch with the Mayor' event is scheduled for Thursday, October 12, from 8:30 to 10 a.m. at the Tomball Community Center. The public will have a chance to talk to Mayor Lori Klein Quinn.
Read full storyAbilene Public Library Offers New Virtual Class on Great Fire of London
The Virtual Class provides a detailed study of the Great Fire of London in 1666. It explores the fire's origin and its effects on the city. The class also offers interactive activities and practice questions for learners.
Read full storyElgin Residents Invited to Apply for City's Citizen's Academy Program
The City of Elgin is now accepting applications for the Elgin 101 program. This Citizen's Academy is designed to help residents understand the workings of local government and the roles of city staff. The program runs for eight sessions on Monday nights from 6 - 8 p.m., beginning January 23rd and ending with a graduation ceremony in April 2023.
Read full storyUnlock Your Family History: Free Genealogy Resources Available with Your Local Library Card
Library cards provide free access to online genealogy resources. One of these is the Ancestry Library Edition. It includes genealogical databases such as Census and Vital Records, and birth, marriage, and death notices. However, this resource is accessible only within the library.
Read full storyExperience Fun and Health Benefits with Indoor Chair Beach Ball Volleyball
Chair beach ball volleyball is played inside. Players sit on chairs and the ball is a beach ball. While it is fun, friendly and competitive, it also has numerous health benefits: it can help reduce stress, boost self-esteem, and build confidence.Visit here for more details.
Read full storyLocal Water District Presents Lego-Based Water System Model for Kids Aged 5-10
Thursday, October 12, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Create a Lego-based working model of our water supply system and tackle real-life water challenges. This program is presented by the Tarrant Regional Water District. This program is best suited for children ages 5-10.Visit here for more details.
Read full storyJoin Us Locally for Halloween Minute-to-Win-It Games for Kids Aged 5-9
Tuesday, October 24, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Join us for a fun afternoon playing Halloween Minute-to-Win-It games! This program is geared for ages 5-9. We hope you can join us!Visit here for more details.
Read full storyDallas Local Resident Deleon Williams Murdered on Medalist Drive, Police Seek Public’s Help
A homicide took place on Medalist Drive, Dallas, on September 30, 2023. Police arrived at the scene around 11 a.m. They found a woman who had been shot and left the scene to get medical assistance. A man, Deleon Williams, was found tied up and shot at the location.
Read full storyLocal Security Guard Involved in Shooting Incident on Harry Hines Blvd
On October 1, 2023, a shooting incident occurred at the 11000 block of Harry Hines Blvd, Dallas. The Dallas Police responded to the incident around 3:45 a.m. A security guard and another individual were involved. David Thomas, the 26-year-old security guard, had a confrontation with 32-year-old Marqurius Lambert.
Read full storyLocal Resident Horace Anne Andrews Dies Following Assault on Bannock Avenue
On July 30, 2023, an incident took place at 1700 Bannock Avenue, Dallas. Horace Anne Andrews, 58, was seriously injured by Billy Wayne Council following a dispute. Andrews was rushed to a local hospital for immediate treatment.
Read full storyLocal Dallas Resident Found Deceased on S. Lancaster Road: Police Seeking Information
On July 1, 2023, Dallas Police found skeletal remains in a wooded area at 7500 S. Lancaster Road. The remains were later identified as 41-year-old Michael Mupfukudzwa, who had been reported missing since September 12, 2022.
Read full storyLocal Residents Cobb and Pickens Arrested for Theft from O'Reilly Auto Parts
On September 29, 2023, the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office in Texas received a theft report from O'Reilly Auto Parts. Two individuals, Gabriel Cobb and Tatyana Pickens, were accused of stealing items worth over $100 and leaving the scene.
Read full storyDiscover Lake Worth's Alligators and Legendary Monster at Southwest Regional Library Event
The Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge is offering visitors a chance to learn about alligators and the local folklore of the Lake Worth Monster. This creature, a part of local tales, will be the center of a special event at the Southwest Regional Library on October 6. The event, limited to 30 participants, will also allow attendees to make alligator masks.
Read full storyFort Worth Fire Department Boosts City's Safety with Record-breaking Recruit Increase
The Fort Worth Fire Department (FWFD) plans to increase its size by inducting a large group of recruits. The new class began their training at Bob Bolen Public Safety Complex on September 25. The class size is 60 recruits, which is twice the usual number. This decision was made by the city's authorities to match the city's fast growth.
Read full storyFort Worth Police Department Unveils New Vehicle Storage Facility at Bob Bolen Complex
The Fort Worth Police Department (FWPD) opened its new Vehicle Storage Facility at the Bob Bolen Complex on September 28. The facility, a $1.9 million project funded by the Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD), offers increased storage for specialized police vehicles.
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