A significant event took place on Saturday, where individuals from various countries came together. The ceremony was held at a historic location, the residence of America's first leader.
This gathering marked a special occasion, as 150 people became naturalized citizens. They represented a diverse group, hailing from 50 different nations.
Further information about this event can be found through FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth, for those interested in learning more about the celebration and the new citizens.
Each year, students across the United States apply to be named National Merit Scholars, which often times comes with a nice scholarship. Southern Denton County was well-represented among 16,000 semifinalists, which were announced Wednesday. The following local students are one st...
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A group of Marcus High School students are sharing their love and knowledge of STEM to the younger generations of the community. The Marcus STEMsters, as they’re called, organize programs and events that give young members of the community a chance to get hands-on experience with...
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Denton County Purchasing Department periodically disposes of County Surplus (retired office and computer equipment, vehicles, heavy equipment, etc) through online auctions....
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