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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 7

Flower Mound girls reclaim the Class 6A state cross country title

Plus, a proposed Furst Ranch medical district and Northlake's new hockey team.

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Flower Mound girls reclaim the Class 6A state cross country title

Flower Mound's girls took back the Class 6A state title

WhoResult
Flower Mound girlsReclaimed the team title
Southlake Carroll boysStreak ended
Denton Guyer's Ruel NewberryIndividual title
El Paso Eastwood boysTeam title, 56 points

Sources: Dallas News, El Paso Times

If you cheer for Flower Mound's runners, Friday was a good day. The girls reclaimed the Class 6A team title at the UIL state meet in Round Rock. Southlake Carroll's boys saw their streak end, and Denton Guyer's Ruel Newberry came away with an individual title.

The Carroll boys finished behind El Paso Eastwood, which won the boys' title with 56 points at . Eastwood's Noah Garcia led the way with a third-place finish in 14:40.1.

  • Course: 3.1 miles at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock
  • Noah Loweree: eighth for Eastwood in 15:06.1
  • Eastwood's last state titles: Class 5A, 2018 and 2019

El Paso Eastwood won the 6A boys' title by 12 points

56
points for Eastwood's winning boys' team
12
points ahead of Southlake Carroll
3.1 miles
was the length of the course
14:40.1
was Noah Garcia's third-place time

Source: El Paso Times

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News Notes

Medical district

Flower Mound is heading into the next legislative session hoping to fund the , which would include a Texas Tech University Health Science Center campus, multiple hospitals and a hotel. Legislative consultant Brandi Bird's update says the town is seeking $20 million in state funding. Cross Timbers Gazette

Will Travis

Former Denton County Sheriff Will Travis of Flower Mound is asking the community for help finding a liver donor while he battles a rare autoimmune disease and bile duct cancer. His family says he has regained about 20 of the 40 pounds he lost. Cross Timbers Gazette

Hockey debut

The Texas Scorpions, a Flower Mound family-owned team in the , lost their debut 6-3 to the FDNY hockey team Friday night. A sold-out crowd filled StarCenter Multisport in Northlake. Cross Timbers Gazette

The Texas Scorpions lost their debut to FDNY

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    Texas Scorpions3
    FinalSold-out crowd at StarCenter Multisport in Northlake

Source: Cross Timbers Gazette

Lewisville spill

If you live near E. Valley Ridge Boulevard in Lewisville, take precautions: a contractor hit a wastewater pipeline there Thursday, and at least 100,000 gallons was released around 4:30 p.m. The city sent a news release Friday. Cross Timbers Gazette

Friday football

No. 12 Denton Guyer beat Flower Mound 40-21 Thursday in a game the Wildcats led 40-0. Denton Record-Chronicle

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Data center

Keller and Westlake officials settled their legal dispute Thursday over the proposed Circle T data center. Keller's $1.876 million settlement secures noise restrictions and emergency-response funding. The agreement does not stop the project, and the Westlake Town Council must still review it. Fort Worth Star-TelegramDallas ExpressCBS Texas

$1.876 millionKeller's settlement over the proposed Westlake data center

The deal includes noise restrictions and emergency-response funding. The planned campus is about 506 feet from the nearest Keller homes.

Source: Dallas Express

Drone factory

Wing Aviation, which partners with Walmart on deliveries in North Texas, plans to invest $125 million over two years in a new 15,000-square-foot drone factory in Fort Worth. Fort Worth Report

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The Wrap

Flower Mound's creative streak runs past October. The Town Council has declared November Arts Month, and the "Creative Urges" exhibit, with 38 works by 18 artists, is on display at Town Hall, the Senior Center and the Flower Mound Public Library's two art walls. Go see some neighbors' masterpieces.

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Flower Mound girls reclaim the Class 6A state cross country title

Plus, a proposed Furst Ranch medical district and Northlake's new hockey team.

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  1. Flower Mound girls reclaim the Class 6A state cross country title
  2. The town seeks $20 million for a Furst Ranch medical district
  3. Northlake's Texas Scorpions fall 6-3 to FDNY in their debut
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