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As we step into May, our community turns its attention once again to local elections. It’s a season that invites each of us to pause, reflect, and re-engage with the democratic process right here at home.

Local government — our cities, our councils, our school districts and our Commissioners Court — makes decisions that shape our day-to-day lives in direct and tangi...


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Father’s Day has a way of sneaking up, and with it comes the quiet pressure to find something that feels a little more meaningful than another tie or grill gadget. This year, the trend leans personal — in the best way. 

Think gifts that reflect who he is, what he loves, and the people who love him right back. From playful to sentimental (and a few that land squ...


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Shiloh Prouvost, an 11-year-old from Denton, recently won the US Open Taekwondo championship in the Black Belt Under-35kg Olympic Sparring division — competing against athletes from across the country.

Shiloh trains at KIT Taekwondo in South Denton under Coach Nate Putney, Assistant Coach of the Texas State Taekwondo Team. She began taekwondo at age 5, started compe...


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Uncertainty — it’s a homeowner’s biggest frustration. When faced with a delayed kitchen or bathroom remodel, the frustration isn’t a missing tile or a crooked cabinet door, it’s the silence. Calls go unanswered, messages pile up, and projects stall with no clear path forward. 

This cautionary tale is exactly what Ryan Lambert set out to fix when he started Outl...


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In April, pride and patriotism were on full display in North Texas as the Medal of Honor Host City program in Gainesville marked its 25th anniversary. As in year’s past, spectators were treated to an impressive motorcade as Medal of Honor recipients were escorted through Denton County, followed by a weekend of festivities that included a guest banquet, 5K charity run, a parad...


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