Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 20th of February.
Good morning, Flower Mound.
This month, Robson hosts The Alley Cats for two nights along with tribute acts at Memorial Day, Fourth of July and Labor Day patio concerts while Wildhorse Grill offers live music (arrive early as tables fill up fast) and local clubs schedule additional performances.
Argyle ISD swore in Stitch, a K-9 officer, at a Monday board meeting to boost campus security and foster positive student interactions.
The 1.5-year-old dog from Germany is paired with Officer Preston Saber and may have his name changed based on community suggestions.
Commissioner Dianne Edmondson warns residents to avoid scams during unsolicited calls or emails.
Authorities say scammers may pose as Denton County Sheriff’s Office staff to steal personal information or money, so callers should verify contacts using official phone numbers and not provide upfront fees.
Flower Mound’s Eden Ranch, intended to offer a rural lifestyle with homegrown food, faced legal challenges and a potential sale after a loan default issue followed a Dec.
27, 2024 deadline. The development received Planning and Zoning approval on Oct. 27, though court disputes remain unresolved.
Bluey Bash Family Festival
1:30 – 3:30 PM — Flower Mound Public Library — Registration requested — Enjoy Bluey themed games and crafts for the whole family.
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