AZLE —North Texas Giving Day, Sept. 19, is a lot like Christmas for nonprofits in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Since its inception in 2009, North Texas Giving Day has raised more than $566 …
AZLE — The City of Azle will host a meeting to determine plans for its future Sept. 10. For almost a year, the city government has been working with the public to devise a comprehensive master …
AZLE — When Azle-area resident Jeff Davis died, mourners paid tribute to him by doing burnouts — spinning car wheels and leaving tire marks — in front of his home.
The burnouts …
SPRINGTOWN — Springtown 4-H Club members Josh and Victor Wingate lit up with excitement when they talked about rabbits.
Both brothers have been rabbit show competitors, but 9-year-old Josh …
A rainy spring and early summer led to a good nesting season through most of the state and near record high populations of mourning and white-wing doves across large portions of Texas. Hunters could …
AZLE — Azle Composite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, announced its next Cadet Great Start class will begin Sept. 17. Class size is limited, and signups are required to ensure proper planning of …
SPRINGTOWN — At only 9 years old, Gracelyn Olson is already a multi-talented young lady.
Gracelyn is the reigning Level 4 state champion in gymnastics and trains year-round. As a member of …
AZLE — Just a few years ago, Azle High School graduate Tiffany Clark worried she might never walk again. Today, she’s found renewed purpose as an athlete.
Clark ran again for the …
AZLE — Azle High School’s and Forte Junior High School’s band programs are rocking and rolling as they welcome three new band directors. Matt Assis will be AHS assistant band …
LAKE WORTH — Lake Worth ISD has announced 2023 5A TABC Assistant Coach of the Year Derrick Douglas as its new head boys’ basketball coach. Last year, Douglas’ team at Justin F. …
The Springtown Lady Pines' softball season came to an end in the bidistrict round of the Class 4A playoffs as they fell in a best-of-3 series to District 7-4A champion Sanger, 7-2 in Springtown and …
FORT WORTH — In a significant local conservation initiative, the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge, in collaboration with the Friends of the Fort Worth Nature Center, has relocated a new …
Nominations for the 2025 H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards are now open to all Texas public school professionals in Texas and close Oct. 7.
Teachers, counselors, principals, early childhood …
AZLE — Over the summer, Azle kids learned all about the animals that call North Texas home. Terri McNutt, conservation educator for the Texas Wildlife Association, visited the Azle Memorial …
AZLE — Eagle Scout is the highest rank attainable in Scouts BSA and only 6% of Scouts have been recognized with this honor since the program’s inception. Azle High School senior William …
SPRINGTOWN — Hilltop Family Christian Academy’s enrollment has more than doubled in just its second year of existence.
Last year, the academy kicked off its inaugural school year …
AZLE — Azle Junior High School started classes Wednesday, Aug. 14, welcoming some of the last students who will ever walk through the old campus’ doors.
The building on School Street …
SPRINGTOWN — Springtown City Council turned down a rezoning request that would have made way for a Mexican restaurant on Goshen Road.
In July, Springtown Planning and Zoning Commission …
SPRINGTOWN — After almost a year of dealing with technical issues, Walnut Creek Special Utility District finally announced that its new mass notification system Everbridge is up and running.
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SPRINGTOWN — Springtown City Council unanimously approved raising the city’s tax rate by about 4 cents last week.
Earlier this month, city staff briefed the council on an unexpected …
RENO — An ordinance to solidify Reno’s one-home-per-acre rule is still in limbo after last week’s city council meeting.
Reno City Council held a public hearing regarding an …
SPRINGTOWN — The Springtown Education Foundation cashed out this year’s casino-themed gala with over $80,000 and is all-in on supporting local teachers and students.
The July 26 …
AZLE — Over the weekend, the Azle Arts Association’s Popcorn Players wrapped up its yearly melodrama to a cacophony of yuks and yee-haws. “How the West Was Dun or Left High and Dry …
AZLE — Local senior living facility Legacy Oaks of Azle celebrated the summer solstice and raised money for Alzheimer's research Friday, June 21, with The Longest Day Carnival. The solstice …
Here are a couple of quick-to-play physics games that will keep you entertained for a few of hours. 'Physics games' usually assign physical properties to objects in the game, and the puzzle is learning how to manipulate those physical properties to manipulate the object.
We Happy Few is set in 1964 Britain, in an alternate timeline in which the nation lost the war with Germany. The citizens take a drug they call Joy that keeps them happy and causes memory loss, which is a bonus for many of these people. They have a lot of memories they’d like to suppress. But the drugs just aren’t working as well as they used to.
As time has passed, the leaders in education have adjusted and altered curriculums to align with the perceived needs of contemporary society. Two generations ago, a traditional education included a healthy dose of the sciences, civics, mathematics and traditional languages like Latin.
Chuchel, from Amanita Designs, is another lighthearted game from Jaromír Plachý. He started work on Chuchel shortly after finishing Botanicula in 2012.
It's a hand-to-mouth existence; you never know where your next meal will come from, unless it's from a warden or a trusty. You never truly know who you're sleeping against or where your next ten bucks'll come from. There's no privacy living in the underbelly. You can lose your soul there. And in "Harbor Lights," a new short-story collection by James Lee Burke, you could also lose your life.
The 19th reports on a 920-page policy blueprint that contains the Heritage Foundation's vision for a second Trump administration — with impacts on women, LGBTQ+ rights, families, education and the workforce.
The Hechinger Report analyzes the ramifications of Project 2025–from Head Start to student loans–and how the conservative proposals for a new Trump administration have a wide scope.
The 19th reports on the rising temperatures in classrooms that translate to dehydrated, exhausted kids and teachers who have to focus on heat safety instead of instruction.