The Cross Timbers Gazette has released its August 2026 edition. This publication serves Southern Denton County, including areas such as Trophy Club and Flower Mound. For those interested in reading the full content, the gazette can be viewed in full-screen mode, with further details available directly from the Cross Timbers Gazette website.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
While containing am early morning house fire, the Lewisville Fire Department rescued and resuscitated a dog that was trapped. Lewisville FD …
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Motorists traveling on Robson Ranch Road in southwest Denton should expect traffic delays beginning Monday, Aug. 10, as construction gets un…
Northwest ISD discovered bullets lodged in its new middle school in Northlake, and has been granted a temporary restraining order against a …
Former Marcus High School quarterback Colton Nussmeier was ruled ineligible to play varsity football after transferring to Denton Ryan High …
Just in time for back-to-school shopping, southern Denton County residents are encouraged to shop local during tax-free weekend. From Friday…
Hall of fame volleyball coach Carl McGown once said, “A volleyball game is like chopping down a tree. You don’t win with one big swing of th…
Argyle’s Crime Control and Prevention District hasn’t been eliminated, but those serving on the board will change. Town Council voted 4-1 at…
Liberty Christian School in Argyle has dismissed its newly hired defensive coordinator after learning of concerning information from his pas…
A former Marcus High School football player was sentenced for his role in a hazing case that occurred at a Double Oak home in October 2025, …
The FIFA World Cup is over, and I don’t think America will ever be the same. Who knew what a big deal it would be? I certainly didn’t. I nev…
A three-story home in Highland Village caught fire Wednesday afternoon. Shortly before 4 p.m. the Highland Village Fire Department responded…
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