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See full forecastToday’s edition · Tues., Nov. 3
Hebron rallies past Flower Mound 42-41, and a Pulse star visits
Plus, Dallas Pulse star Kaylee Cox came home to watch Flower Mound volleyball.
The Daily Flower Mound team6 sources3 min read
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Football
Hebron's Hawks came back from a 27-point deficit to beat Flower Mound, 42-41, on Oct. 30 at Brian Brazil Stadium. The win put them in the playoffs. The Hawk Eye
Hebron rallied from 27 down to beat Flower Mound 42-41
- Flower Mound41Hebron42 (won)
Source: The Hawk Eye
Volleyball
Dallas Pulse outside hitter Kaylee Cox returned to Flower Mound High on Oct. 20 for the varsity game against Hebron. She helped the school win its first Class 6A volleyball state championship in 2018. Local Profile
Denton County
The Denton County Sheriff's Office Communications Division received six awards at the DENCO 911 Banquet. Brittany Sparks was named Operations Professional of the Year. Cross Timbers Gazette
Food help
Grace Bridge Food Bank volunteers are seeing the need firsthand in rural communities like Collin, Denton and Grayson counties. The interview is part of NTX Now's look at increased food insecurity in North Texas. KERA News Breakthroughs
Home
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Things to Do
Things to Do
Flower Mound, TX
Tuesday, Nov. 3
- 10 a.m.-5 p.m."Hindenburg: The Flying Hotel" Exhibit
- 12:30 p.m.Legacy of the Longhorn
- 7:30 p.m.Broadway at the Bass: Jersey Boys
- 7:30-9 p.m.Cliburn Festival
- 8 p.m.Mystère by Cirque du Soleil
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Around the Block
Around the Block
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“There were 3 of us sitting outside and our daughter handed candy out for us, my husband handed candy out for our neighbor and I was next in line but had none to hand out. A young boy finally got to me and opened his bag and I said “sorry, I have no candy and he reached in his bag and gave me one of his pieces of…”
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The Wrap
A sweet-and-salty combo just landed in town. A Wetzel's Pretzels and sweetFrog Frozen Yogurt shop opened near FM 1171 and River Walk Drive toward the end of October. It brings sweetFrog back to Flower Mound after its Long Prairie Road shop closed in 2015. Pretzel, meet froyo.
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Hebron rallies past Flower Mound 42-41, and a Pulse star visits
Plus, Dallas Pulse star Kaylee Cox came home to watch Flower Mound volleyball.
The TLDR
- Hebron came back from 27 down to beat Flower Mound, 42-41
- Dallas Pulse's Kaylee Cox returned to Flower Mound High volleyball
- Denton County Sheriff's Office Communications Division received six awards
Around Flower Mound
From Texas HS Football, Texas Public Policy Foundation and 4 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service.
Texas HS Football22 minutes ago
Week Ten 6A Team of the Week: Hebron Hawks, on Texas HS Football6A Team of the Week: Hebron Hawks Hebron just needed a win over Flower Mound to wrap up its third consecutive playoff berth. But by halftime, it looked like a lost cause. The Hawks trailed 34-7. They cut into the Flower Mound lead some, but it was still 41-21 with five minutes to go. Then […]
Texas Public Policy Foundation1 hour ago
May 2026 Bond Election Report, on Texas Public Policy FoundationAlthough there have been many strides taken at the state level to reduce the property tax burden, local governments’ incessant and reckless spending continues to drive up the bill. Key points: In May 2026, Texas voters considered 439 bonds. Of those, 233 were approved. The passage rate for bond propositions for the May 2026 cycle... The post May 2026 Bond Election Report first appeared on Texas Public Policy Foundation.
Dallas Hoops Journal2 hours ago
‘Calming Us Down’: Dusty May, Daniel Gafford Describe What Dallas Mavericks Missed Without Kyrie Irving, on Dallas Hoops JournalThe Mavericks are 0-2 without Kyrie Irving this season. Dusty May and Daniel Gafford on what Dallas missed against the Kings.
Local Profile2 hours ago
Good Food For Less Than $10? This Allen Resident Is Mapping It, on Local ProfileCheapFoodMap tracks more than 2,000 meals under $10 nationwide, including hundreds across North Texas
Cross Timbers Gazette4 hours ago
DCTA uses collaboration to support member cities, on Cross Timbers GazetteThe North Texas Commission recently hosted the 2026 North Texas Infrastructure Summit in Irving. The summit brings together transportation leaders, policymakers, and elected officials from across the state to discuss pressing transportation issues and policies affecting the region. DCTA leadership believes that attending the summit is a crucial step toward delivering a robust transit system