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Justin residents will soon have a second place in town to get a Happy Meal, a Big Mac or a side of crispy fries.
McDonald’s submitted plans to open a new restaurant at the southwest corner of FM 156 and John Wiley Road.
Justin Crossing is the development that landed Justin’s first major grocer, a Neighborhood Walmart.
According to a filing with th...
The kitchen table may soon join the ranks of butter churns and handheld eggbeaters. In many homes, it has been replaced by kitchen islands where kids and adults grab a quick bite on the go. Sit-down lunches and dinners have given way to microwavable meals and conversations such as, “You can eat that in the car,” or “Grab your soccer shoes.”
The 1997 cookbook “Naomi’s H...
With the school year finished, many graduating seniors have decided to join the workforce or go to college. Some have earned appointments to attend military academies.
Each year, Congressman Brandon Gill (R-Flower Mound) has the opportunity to nominate young people to be considered for appointment to the military service academies.
Appointees get the chance to a...
Southern Denton County residents will have a pair of chances in June to donate blood and land a new beach towel just in time for summer.
According to Carter BloodCare, all blood types are needed heading into the summer season, but O negative and O positive are the most in demand.
The former is the only blood type used to treat premature and unborn babies, and th...
After three years of serving as the Texas Secretary of State, Jane Nelson will step down from the role on Friday, July 17.
The Flower Mound resident announced her plan to depart from the position Tuesday afternoon.
“It has been an honor to serve the people of Texas in this role,” said Nelson. “My time as Secretary came at an important moment for Texas, and I am ...