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Pages Stories Denton arts 6,7 Denton talent 8, 9 Pet-friendly Denton 10 Denton Co. History 12, 13 Places to Worship 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20 Denton shopping 21 Health Services 22 Need to Know 24, 25 Denton ISD schools 32, 33, 34 Universities 35, 36 Denton swimming 45 Points of interest 46, 47 Senior activities 49 Transportation 50 Top employers 51 Sports 54, 55 Golf Courses 56, 57, 58 Argyle 59 Aubrey 61 Corinth 62 Cross Roads 63 Flower Mound 64 Hickory Creek 65 Highland Village 66 Justin 66 Krum 67 Lake Dallas 68 Lewisville 68 Pilot Point 73 Ponder 74 Sanger 75 Shady Shores 75

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We've prepared this year's Discovering Denton County magazine with newcomers in mind, but longtime residents will also find value in the following 80 pages of lists, stories and information about the place we call home. Denton County -- one of 254 counties in Texas -- offers something for everyone. The rolling pastures of horse country in the northern part of the county speak to our rural roots. Lewisville Lake and Ray Roberts Lake serve as playgrounds for fishing, boating and camping. The city of Denton, population surpassing 125,000, is a mecca of education in Texas. More than 50,000 students attend the University of North Texas, TWU and North

Central Texas College. As a result, youthful creativity pulses through the county. One can feel the vibrancy in the arts, business and nonprofit communities. Here is something important to understand about Denton: Interstate 35E connect the city to Dallas some 35 miles to the south. Interstate 35W connects the city to Fort Worth. But Denton is not a suburb of either big city. Denton has stood alone and independent on the North Texas prairie for more than 150 years. The historic courthouse square is the city's beating heart, but growth and development are bringing change and challenges to Denton. A generation ago, Rayzor Ranch con-

sisted of a big, columned mansion surrounded by vast pastures featuring grazing Texas Longhorn cattle. Located at the busy intersection of Interstate 35 and University Drive (U.S. Highway 380), Rayzor Ranch is now a beehive of shops and restaurants. More importantly, it will be home to a new hotel and convention center destined to pump new life into the city and create new opportunities through tourism. Keep Discovering Denton County 2016 on your coffee table as a handy reference guide for family and friends. We don't claim that it contains all you need to know, but it's a good start for anyone who wants to learn more about the good life in Denton County.

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Denton’s arts offer something for everyone Denton’s downtown is the avatar for the city’s creative heart. Murals dress the walls off downtown businesses. Music venues give the nights an audible heartbeat. Art galleries get locals thinking about beauty and big ideas. And the neon sign of the Campus Theatre is a beacon for anyone who likes to immerse themselves in art, literature and music. There’s something for every taste in Denton. All you need most nights is a $20 bill (more if you’re headed for a night of live theater), a taste for craft beer or carefully crafted coffee and all the curiosity you can muster. Music Denton has drawn comparisons to Austin for decades not just because it’s home to a major state university. Denton is likened to Austin because it incubates so many professional musicians and refines the musical palate of thousands of fans. Between the Winspear Hall and the Lyric Theatre inside the Lucille “Lupe”Murchison Performing Arts Center, the University of North Texas presents up to three student recitals a day, in addition to faculty and guest performances. Elsewhere on campus, a similar schedule keeps recitals and concerts churning in the Paul

Voertman Concert Hall, Stan Kenton Hall, the university recital hall and Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theatre. Texas Woman’s University keeps its faculty and students busy on stage at Margo Jones Performance Hall – lending the spotlight to instrumental and voice students, choirs and ensembles. Indie rock music is alive and well in Denton, too. A thriving indie-folk movement has nurtured the likes of Doug Burr, Seryn, Chambers and Hares on the Mountain. The local hip-hop scene is exploding, and the experimental artists can usually find a spot on a show, either at one of the city’s principal live music venues, or at one of the many house show venues in the city. Venues All of Denton’s venues book a sampling of music, but some of the city’s venues are known for attracting emerging stars and luminaries of a particular sort. Rockin’ Rodeo, 1009 Ave. C., boasts the biggest live music stage in Denton. Located right off of the UNT campus, the club plays top 40 music on several nights a week. On Thursday nights, Rockin’ Rodeo gives the stage to Texas, Red Dirt and Country bands and artists. Dan’s Silverleaf, a popular downtown

venue, has a showcase for every taste. The bar and venue, located at 103 Industrial St., brings some of the most respected musicians and bands – Eleven Hundred Springs and Wayne “the Train” Hancock, Bill Frisell, Susan Gibson and even Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger (a duo made up of Sean Lennon and Charlotte Kemp Muhl). Dan’s Silverleaf has also let some serious Denton talent serve up libations from behind the bar when they aren’t on the stage performing: Sarah Jaffe, Robert Gomez and Isaac Hoskins. Andy’s Bar books a healthy slice of its calendar to hip-hop crews – Fab Deuce, D. Smiley, S. Goode, the Brain Gang and Av the Great. Its seen its share of electroni dance music, indie acts and hard-to-define acts looking to create a vibe. 122 N. Locust St. on the downtown Denton Square. Audacity Brew House serves up a frosty beer with a side of music at 1012 Shady Oaks Dr. Music isn’t the pub’s first priority, but the parties who book musicians have brought solid acts to the venue, from former Denton chill-pop singer-songwriter Kaela Sinclair to local ska-punk outfit the Holophonics. Harvest House opened during 35 Denton music festival in 2015. The Hickory Street pub is mostly about selling seasonal

coffees, craft beer, cocktails and has a taco truck tucked neatly into its expansive back patio - and both features have proven to be popular. Local bands play on the lighted stage at the far end of the patio from Wednesdays through Saturdays. The venue is at 331 E. Hickory St. Music buffs in Denton can also hit up The Labb, at 218 W. Oak St., and the Abbey Underground, at 100 W. Walnut St. The Old Dirty Basement at J&J’s Pizza, 118 W. Oak St. on the downtown Denton Square is famous for its loud and rowdy shows. Sweetwater Grill & Tavern had developed a fierce following for its jazz series on the popular patio in downtown Denton. Shows are more sporadic now, but the patio -- which feels twice the size of the L-shaped interior -- is still one of the most memorable places in town to catch a show. Mabel Peabody’s Beauty Parlor & Chainsaw Repair is known as Denton’s gay bar, with space for a stage and a history of shows. The venue pours wine, beer and spirits while patrons watch a rock show or take in the latest of Denton’s burlesque scene. The bar is among the stores in the strip center at 1125 E. University Dr.

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Arts Mulberry Street Cantina takes a page from Beale Street: the local bar has an open-air spot where music spills out on the street. The bar also plays host to game nights, themed events and regular trivia rounds to stump your memory and test your pop-culture knowlege. The visual arts do a brisk business in Denton. The lone public gallery is the Appleton-Patterson Center for the Visual Arts, at 400 E. Hickory St. The larger Meadows Gallery is the setting for the Greater Denton Arts Council’s flagship annual exhibit, Materials: Hard & Soft. The show is a national American contemporary craft competition, and is the first exhibit of the year. The smaller Gogh Gallery is booked throughout the year, too. Both universities find a host of spaces for exhibitions throughout the year. Both students and working artists show their work in local coffeehouses, restaurants and businesses. Three Denton companies produce complete theater seasons. The longest-running companies in Denton, Denton Community Theatre and Music Theatre of Denton, stage plays and musicals on the Campus Theatre stage. Denton Community Theatre’s outreach to children and young people – Denton Community Theatre’s Theatre School – produces several productions a year. Sundown Collaborative Theatre, the city’s actor-driven company, produced de-

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vised and traditional theater. Festivals Denton knows how to throw a party. The Denton Arts & Jazz Festival marks the beginning of Spring, and the North Texas State Fair & Rodeo is the city’s unofficial start of fall. There’s more to Denton’s festival calendar than these two major, historical events. Thin Line Thin Line, the sole documentary film festival in Texas, brings more than 60 documentary films to Denton each February – and each year, some of the films are related to Denton, made by local filmmakers and include Denton residents. The festival grew into a film and music festival, earning raves from regional press. Keep tabs on the event atwww.thinlinefilmfest.com. 35 Denton This festival is the wunderkind of the local festival scene. Though the festival began about 16 years ago as a Denton-specific party and showcase in Austin during South By Southwest Music Festival, it grew in what felt like a single bound in 2010. The four-day walkable music festival is concentrated in downtown Denton venues, with two outdoor stages. It’s a smorgasbord of music – experimental, rock, pop, indie and hip-hop – that has brought international attention to the event and to the culture in Denton that made the city a viable setting for a notable music festival. Newcomers to town might have noticed colorful, music-oriented murals on Hickory and Fry streets. Those murals are part of the partnership between the festival organizers and Denton businesses. Denton Arts & Jazz Festival is held on the last weekend of each April. Hun-

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dreds of fine artists set up booths to sell their wares, a community stage and children’s art tent keeps families busy and six stages keep the music goingFriday night, and all day on Saturday andSunday. The headliners play everything from blues to jazz. The festival has drawn record numbers – in part because of the music, in part because of the art – and in part because the festival is free. Denton Cinco de Mayo fills Quakertown Park with lots of culture and the best authentic Mexican food you can get each year (homemade tacos to fresh fruit sprinkled with chili powder) at Quakertown Park. The event starts with a parade and then moves on to the park, and is usually held the Saturday beforeMay 5 each year (this year, the festival happened the weekend after May 5). The family event includes music, art, children’s activities and vendor boots. North Texas Fair & Rodeo starts on August 19 and continues through Aug. 27 at the North Texas State Fairgrounds, 2217 N. Carroll Blvd. The rodeo, livestock show, exhibition and concert series takes place over two weekends. The family event features traditional bull and bronco riding, as well as mutton busting and other contests for the younger set. The music lineup features: Jason Eady, Will Hoge, Mike Ryan, Uncle Lucius, Spivey Crossing, Cody Johnson and JB and the Moonshine Band. Oaktopia Music & Cultural Festival was born three years. Organizers released some of the lineup in early June (Dr. Dog, Mates of State, Nikki Lane, Grandpa vs Prowler, WAVVES, and White Denim.) In other words, Oaktopia is aimed at a college age audience, but is sure to attract serious

music fans and festival lovers. The fest is scheduled for Sept. 22-24 in downtown Denton. When compared to the priciest music festival in Denton, 35 Denton, Oaktopia usually clocks in at an affordable $25 to $30 for early bird patrons, but ticket information wasn’t available by press time. For more information, visithttp://www.oaktopiafest.com/. Industrial Street Pop Festival is a small, one-day concert that celebrates the music of the ‘60s and ‘70s. Also known as “Geezerpalooza.” The Facebook page recently announced this year’s date: Oct. 22. Denton’s Day of the Dead is a celebration of Halloween, the harvest and a tip of the hat to Dia de los Muertos. The festival uses music, a street fair, coffin races, a parade and a Halloween musical. The free festival features a pumpkin patch of carnival games for children, vendor booths, concerts and a circus freakshow. The most popular part of the festival? The coffin races. Competing teams make soapbox cars – some look more like coffins than others – and race for bragging rights down Hickory Street. The event ends with Cirque du Horror, a Halloween musical variety show. Holiday Lighting on the Square is the city’s official celebration of Christmas and the winter holidays. For decades, the event has followed a simple formula: gather residents for a sing-along and a treelighting, and then let the music andwassail flow freely. Even better: the tradition spun off another, complimentary event -- Wassail Fest, which begins the evening of the lighting, and in 2015, continued the next day. The event starts at 5:30 p.m. on the first Thursday of December on the downtown Denton Square, 100 E. Hickory St.

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Denton produces a lot of talent Many well-known musicians are still creating their art here, kept happy by Denton’s music-savvy audiences. Other renowned musicians spent their formative years in Denton and return to perform on occasion, thanks in part to the long tradition of excellence at the University of North Texas College of Music. All of these artists may not be as well known as Pat Boone, Don Henley, Sara Hickman and Roy Orbison, who called Denton home at one time, but this primer of who’s who and what’s what should boost basic music literacy for natives and newbies alike. Brave Combo. The ageless ensemble mixes up polka with other genres like no other band on earth. Whether nabbing a Grammy or a feature spot on The Simpsons, their intelligent and fun-loving approach to music makes the party when they are there, and thankfully the band is still based in Denton. The band is famous in town for their annual performance on the final day of the Denton Arts & Jazz Fest in which Denton youths gather for a massive “Chicken Dance” and “Polka Mosh”. Bob Dorough. Jazz fans know him as an extraordinary pianist and vocal stylist, and millions more don’t realize they know him as composer of “Conjunction Junctio-

n,”“I’m Just a Bill” and the many other ABC Saturdaymorning cartoon hits of Schoolhouse Rock. This former UNT jazz student started writing the education jingles in the 1970s. One O’Clock Lab Band. It’s hard to know whether this group is the headwaters or flagship of Denton music, so influential is this incubator for jazz artists. Named for the time of day that the band rehearses in Kenton Hall inside the UNT Music Building, the band forever renews itself by asking members to audition for their spot each semester. Wherever good jazz is being made in this country or abroad, there is likely an alumnus of this band. Norah Jones. A graduate of Booker T. Washington Performing Arts High School in Dallas, Jones spent just two years at UNT in the jazz program, but her Texas roots run so deep that her music, like Brave Combo’s, crosses genres. Jones included UNT alumnus Tony Scherr on her highly successful album Feels Like Home and was even named an honorary chairman of the “Save Fry Street” campaign. Tom Malone. A former member of the Two O’Clock Lab Band, Malone stood in the back row of the band on The Late Show with David Letterman. Sometimes dressed

Brave Combo as outrageously as bandleader Paul Schaffer, Malone plays trombone in the band, al-

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Talent though he also played saxophone in the Two O’Clock. It was a call from Saturday Night Live that got his television and movie career launched. Malone wrote the chart for Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi’s first Blues Brothers skit on SNL, and Malone stayed with the Blue Brothers. Lyle Mays. The piano behind the guitar in the Pat Metheny Group, Lyle Mays was also the genius behind the band when the One O’ ClockLab Band received Grammy nominations for its Lab ’75 and Lab ’76 albums. His solo album, called Solo Improvisations for Expanded Piano, (Warner Bros.) capitalizes on his intuitive strengths, but he can also be heard along with Meryl Streep’s narrative on Tale of Peter Rabbit/ Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher (Windham Hill). Polyphonic Spree. Tim Delaughter is the brain behind this choral pop group that got its start at the Fry Street Fair. The group, whose total membership is an ever moving target (including famous Dallas artist St. Vincent), has managed to tour with the likes of David Bowie and The Divine Comedy. They continue to make a splash wherever they are by taking the stage dressed in choir robes and performing psychedelically happy music. Patricia Racette. She came to the University of North Texas aspiring to be a jazz singer, but after a voice faculty member, the late Pattye Johnstone, heard her sing, she coaxed Racette toward classical training. She left as the school’s most promising opera star, landing roles as Violetta and Mimi with the New York Metropolitan and San Francisco operas. Her performance in the title role of Emmeline, an opera by Tobias Picker, was broadcast on PBS. Others of Note

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June 26, 2016 Phyllis George. Crowned Miss America in 1971, this former Denton resident is one of three Miss Texas contestants who went on to win the national title. George went on to work for CBS as a sportsbroadcaster, the first woman to do so, and also has written several books. Shirley Cothran-Barret. This former Denton resident won the Miss America title in1975. She made Denton her home until recently. She now lectures for Christian women’s groups. Larry McMurtry. He graduated from The University of North Texas with a bachelor of arts in English in1958. The author of several well-known books, including The Last Picture Show and Lonesome Dove, he has returned to Archer City and runs a large bookstore. Anne Rice. Another best-selling author who attended UNT, Rice was at the school from 1960 to 1962. Now a New Orleans resident, Rice is known as a teller of supernatural tales. Dr. Phil McGraw. Best known as one of Oprah Winfrey’s gurus, McGraw managed to get his own television show after several appearances on Oprah. But long before he became a guest in millions of homes, he received his master’s degree and his doctorate in psychology at UNT. Latonia Moore. The soprano came to Denton to study vocal jazz at UNT College of Music. She also intended to further her study of gospel music. Then Moore linked up with the late Pattye Johnstone, who heard a formidable classical talent in the singer. During the 2015-2016 season, Moore has sung the title role in New York City Opera’s Tosca and the role of Cio-Cio San in Madame Butterfly with the Metropolitan Opera. The soprano’s rise has been steady, and she truly joined the major leagues when she replaced Violeta Urmana as Aida at The Met in 2012. Expect more starring roles and recordings from this onetime Denton resident.

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Jason Lee. The actor and director is best known from his 2005-2009 television series My Name is Earl. In the last few years, the actor spent more and more time in Denton – owing to his love of Denton band Midlake. Lee finally moved to Denton last summer, and has quickly made a mark on the downtown as a financial investor in Barley & Board, a casual fine dining restaurant that builds its menu around craft beers and adventurous takes on eclectic American cuisine. Lee is also a board member of the Greater Denton Arts Council, the city’s clearinghouse for the performing and visual arts. Lee has his critics and detractors, but his footprint on Denton is undeniable. Eric Pulido. The guitarist and lead singer of Denton band Midlake has been doing business in Denton for a while now, but Pulido has made significant moves -and connections -- in Denton in the last several years in a way that will likely be lasting. As an official with Oaktopia fest, Pulido has groomed a festival that caters to visiting bands and artists. In just a few years, Oaktopia has promoted Denton to touring artists as a city that understands comfort and hospitality. Some of that is due to Denton’s size; No sprawl makes Denton a beatdown

to traverse during a music festival (here’s looking at you, Austin and South By Southwest). But there’s something to be said for fests like Oaktopia and Denton Arts & Jazz treating visiting recording artists like guests instead of cash cows. Pulido’s fingerprints are also on: Paschall Bar, Norman Roscoe, the popup printing shop and boutique on the Square. Chris Flemmons. The musician and innovator would probably tell you he’s a hometown boy who just loves Denton and hopes to stay here for life. Or he’d admit to being the mercurial creative force behind Denton’s most iconic Americana act, the Baptist Generals. He’d wave away honorifics, but Flemmons can’t deny that without his perseverance and leadership, 35 Denton music festival wouldn’t be the regional draw it is. True, the festival was once a more ambitious animal -- netting acts such as Big Boi, Solange Knowles, Built to Spill and the Jesus and Mary Chain. But even as a scaled-back festival (with noteworthy headliners such as Eliot Sumner, Biz Markie and Charles Bradley) and a new crop of leaders, the festival still bears Flemmons’ trademark appetite for traditional and adventure.

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Many four-legged residents call Denton home By Peggy Heinkel-Wolfe Staff Writer

Denton loves its four-legged friends. A state-of-the-art animal shelter serves as a temporary home for dogs and cats, a cityoperated dog park offers plenty of space to run and play, and every year a long-running festival celebrates man’s best friend. Shelter The new Linda McNatt Animal Care and Adoption Center makes it easier than ever for people to find a pet that will be a good fit for their family. Located at 3717 N. Elm St., the center has four get-acquainted rooms in addition to ample facilities - kennels, rooms and yards - where dogs and cats can live and play temporarily. Staff and volunteers care, and help find forever homes, for lost and surrendered pets that sometimes includes chickens and pot-bellied pigs and other less-common animal companions. Denton holds lost pets a little longer than the state requires, a full 96 hours, to give owners time to reclaim them. Thanks to help from the Denton Animal Support Foundation fee, the city can keep adoption fees low. Pets receive on-site veterinary care and can go home with their forever family the same day with shiny, new

tags. Residents looking for volunteer opportunities can work directly with the foundation, Denton animal services or the many rescue group partners who care for feral cats and foster dogs until they can find new homes.

For more information, call Denton Animal Services at (940) 349-7594. Park Denton's dog park, Wiggly Field, is located in Lake Forest Park at 1760 E. Ryan Rd. Two fenced areas, slightly less than an

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acre for small or shy dogs and two acres for large dogs, offers plenty of room to be off the leash, run and play. There are no restrooms at Wiggly Field, but the park does have drinking fountains for both humans and pets. Dogs must display current tags - both the rabies vaccination and a city registration tag - to use the park. Denton Animal Services charges $4 to register a spayed or neutered animal and $25 to register an unaltered pet. For more information on registering your animal, or the rules and etiquette for Wiggly Field, visit the city's website, www.cityofdenton.com. Festival For 23 years, the city has played host to the Denton Dog Days festival, an event for canines and their human pets. This year, the event will be held Saturday, October 1, at the North Texas Fairgrounds, 2217 N. Carroll Blvd., in Denton. One lucky canine will be named "Spokesdog" of the year. The event includes demonstrations by dogs and their trainers, contests, food and other entertainment. For more information, visit www.dentondogdays.com . PEGGY HEINKEL-WOLFE can be reached at 940-566-6881.

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Denton County has colorful history By Keith Shelton

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Denton County has risen to become a major metropolitan county despite: -- years of land disputes, -- years of Indian raids and fears of Indian raids, -- drought and famine, -- devastation caused by the Civil War, -- devastating fires, -- two world wars. The history of Denton County somewhat follows the history of Texas but with its own particular problems and opportunities. It started with years of complications, lawsuits and legislation over land. What is now Denton County was part of what is known as the Peters Colony, although the group of English investors headed by W.S. Peters of Louisville, Ky., failed in repeated contracts with the Republic of Texas to bring settlers to north Texas. to the Republic of Texas. In the winter of 1841-42 a first wave of settlers—not exactly a wave, somewhere between 12 and 100 families--moved into the huge area, according to Dr. Bullitt Lowry’s “Smallholder County, A History of Denton County.” All of what became 13 counties was involved in the fourth contract. What is now Denton County was included. In 1846, the Legislature created several counties, including Denton County, which had been part of Fannin County. Major land disputes followed. The Texas governor appointed a special commissioner, Thomas William Ward, to travel the state and issue certificates validating land claims. In the summer of 1849, he stopped at Alton, the new county seat. The Census of 1850 showed 110 families living in Denton County, including 332 white males, 299 white females. There were no free blacks and 10 slaves. Four events determined the future of Denton County. The death of John B.Denton in a battle with Indians (gave the county and city their names). A treaty with the Indians at Bird’s Fort (legally cleared the area of Indians.) The marking of Preston Road from Dallas to Preston on the Red River (opened a path to its doors.) and the fourth contract with what was the Peters Colony (which gave it its first settlers.) Settlements were made where trails crossed rivers, including in Denton County Big Elm, and Fishtrap Crossing where present day U.S. 380 crosses the head of Lewisville Lake The Cross Timbers served as trail markers for early travelers moving north and south. Pilot Knob, Bald Knob and Blue

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Denton Traction Company trolley #30 leaving the Square on W. Oak Street in this undated photo. Mound were sign posts, compass points. Denton County April 11, 1846, it named five The town was laid out in lots in 1856. John Bunyan Denton was a pioneer commissioners to select two suitable places Lots were sold at auction Jan. 10, 1857. Methodist preacher who came from Ar- within three miles of the center of the coun- Thirty-three blocks were platted. Lots sold kansas in 1837 and took up the practice of ty for a county seat and to hold an election for $25 to $30. The very last lot brought law. He was a noted orator, farmer, stock- to select one for the county seat. $60. man and Indian fighter. In1840, he became The place selected was to be called Shortly, Denton had a wooden courta law partner of Edward H. Tarrant (for Pinckneyville. No lots were ever platted and house, a law office, two hotels, two stories a whom Tarrant County is named). no courthouse was built. It honored J. blacksmith shop and 95 citizens. He was never a citizen of Denton Coun- Pinckney Henderson, the first governor of In 1860, Denton County had 4,780 ty. Texas. It was just north of Pecan Creek, 2 whites and 251slaves. Denton probably had Indians had massacred settlers in Fan- 1/2 miles east by southeast of the present fewer than 200. It had 36,000 cattle, 4,222 nin County. About 70 or 80 men, including courthouse. horses, 11,650 sheep and grass as high as a Capt. Denton, set out to punish Keechi InIt was a quarter mile from the exact cen- man’s head. dians at Village Creek in Tarrant County, ter of the county. Most settlers were east Unrest characterized the years before about six miles east of Fort Worth. and south of there. They clamored for a the Civil War. Rumors of fires started by abDenton was killed while on a scouting county seat closer to their homes. In 1848, olitionists, well poisoning, assignations and trip after the skirmish and was buried on the Legislature moved the county seat three destructions flourished. Olive Creek near what is now Justin. miles to Alton, a few hundred yards southAn 1860 election listed Cottonwood (LiThere were no permanent settlers until west of what is now Corinth. It was the itle Elm), Rilfers (Hebron), Medling (area 1843. The country was wild with panthers, county seat for three years. of Roanoke), Holford’s (Lewisville) and wildcats and bears. The bears soon were exAgain residents complained it was not Christial;s Mills (Soney) and Clear Creek tinct. in the center of the county. (Gribble Springs). First settlers were in Bridges Settlement On Feb. 1, 1851, the Legislature moved On March 4, 1861, there was a secession near Hebron in 1843. By 1844 there were the county seat to “the residence of Alexan- election. In Denton County, 331voted to sesettlements at Stewart’s Creek, Little Elm, der E. Cannon on Hickory Creek.” New Al- cede; 264 were against. and Holford’s Prairie (later Lewisville). ton was 5 1/2 miles south of what is now It was estimated that the county gave Chinn’s Chapel was settled in 1845 and Pi- Denton. On Nov. 26, 1851, the Legislature 1,200 men to the Confederate Army. In lot Point in 1846. moved the county seat to a new location in Denton, businesses and farms were abanLewisville began with three families: the order to get the county seat away from his doned. Resdents turned to bartering for Crafts, the Rawlings and the Foxes. (The residence. lack of money. Churches, schools and lodgFoxes owned lot of slaves.) By 1851, New Alton had seven families. es closed. In 1847, a grist mill to grind corn and The first county courthouse was built with In 1867 about 300 to 400 Kiowas swept wheat was built in Pilot Point, making it an donated labor. Court met under a large tree down into Denton County and camped in important village. until1857. sight of Denton. They gathered a herd of Frenchtown (LaReunion) west of Lake Residents again complained that New horses and went back north. They took Dallas started in 1852. Hawkins was set- Alton was not in the exact center. In No- nine horses from the Murphy Hotel and teled in 1853. Rue and Denton Creek (later vember of1 856 there was an election to took horses from several other places in Stoney) in 1854 and Ballew in 1856. Denton move the county seat again. Only 136 voted. town. One Indian was killed. was established in 1857, the Key CommuniHiram Cisco and William Loving ofCarpetbaggers ruled. Gov. E.M. Pease ty in 1858, Bolivar in 1859 and Sandtown in fered 40 acres each and William Woodruff removed several Denton County officials 1864. offered 20 acres. It was three-quarters of a who did not support him. The town of Denton was founded in mile from the exact center. The new town See HISTORY on 13F early 1857. When the Legislature created was given the same name as the county.

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History In the spring of 1870, a sandstone jail was built on the east side of the square. Denton got its first city charter in 1868. J.B. Sawyer became the city’s first mayor in 1869. In 1868, the courthouse square was a favorite hunting ground for wild turkeys and prairie chickens. (A man killed a goose and on his way home people pulled out feathers to make quill pens. His goose was naked by the time he got home.) The first high school on South Elm had three classrooms. Dr. Pitts, a retired Methodist minister, was the first high school teacher. Public schools started in 1840. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mayes owned the Mayes Hotel. The family met Sam Bass in Mississippi and he came back to Denton with them in 1872. . Bass worked in the wagonyard of the Lacy Hotel. He acquired a fast horse called the Denton Mare and raced it. He won lots of money and when he beat some Indians, they wouldn’t pay up and he was in danger. After he left Denton, he robbed trains, banks and stagecoaches. He once got $60,000 in gold pieces. Texas Rangers finally caught up with him in Round Rock. He died July 21, 1878. He was 27.

Dec. 23-24, the courthouse burned. A new $40,000 brick courthouse was built in 1876-77. A year later the south side of the square burned. By 1880, Denton County had 18,143 residents; Denton had 1,194. April 1, 1881, Texas & Pacific Railroad brought the first train to Denton. Soon after, the MKT came. The arrival of the railroads opened a new era. It opened new markets for Denton north and south. Pursuit of an east-west line were fruitless. New towns took names from the railroads. Sanger, Krum, Ponder, Justin, Aubrey, Roanoke and Argyle came after the railroads There was a bond election in 1882 to raise money for public schools. A three-story, 12-classroom school was built between East Sycamore and East Mulberry. It was Denton’s first school and became Robert E. Lee School. Students paid a fee to attend. Denton was incorporated n 1866. Oliver P. Poe served as mayor to 15 1/2 years. In 1881, much of the square burned. In 1890, the city bought a brick building on Oak between Cedar and Bolivar. It housed city offices, the jail and a fire station. With the railroads, cattle drives ended. In the spring of 1890, there was a mass meeting with Joshua Chilton of Missouri as main speaker. Afterwards, W.A. Ponder and nine others formed The Syndicate and bought 240 acres

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trial Arts. Later Texas State Colllege for Women and eventually Texas Woman’s University. World War I was the next big thing for the county. In May 1917, Capt. Noah Roark organized a Texas National Guard unit in Denton County. The unit entered U.S service as Co. M, 7th Texas Infantry. The company trained in Denton. It was estimated that 1,200 to 1,500 men went to war from Denton County, 400 to 500 from Denton. The Great Depression caused Denton County to see its first population lost from one census to the next. Drought and poor crops caused panic. In 1931, the city cut salaries of its employees 10 percent. Bank deposits went from $$2,041,804 in 1928 to $1,162,024 in January 1934, Bread was 5 cents, 4 cents on special. World War II dominated the 1940s. In 1942, ration books were issued to 36,000 families in Denton County, Many men from Denton County died in the war that ended in 1945. Four men from Denton became generals. The rest is modern history. The county developed into one of the major urban areas of the state while still thriving in agriculture. It remains a major university center with North Texas and TWU growing in numbers and stature. The county’s population in the 2010 Census was 662,614. Denton’s population is over 120,000.

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Alliance Christian Center 202 Cook St Argyle, TX 76226 940-464-2034 Amazing Love Ministries 819 E McKinney St Denton, TX 76202 940-381-5190 http://www.amazingloveministries.net/ Anna Street Church Of Christ 1720 Anna St Denton, TX 76201 940-384-9833 http://www.dentonchurchofchrist.org/ Antioch Baptist Church 7478 FM 2931 Aubrey, TX 76227 940-365-3521 http://www.antiochbaptistofaubrey.com/ Antioch Christian Fellowship 2020 Post Oak Dr Corinth, TX 76210 940-498-3325 http://www.godsgotablessing.com/ Argyle Church Of Christ 118 A FM 407 E Argyle, TX 76226 940-464-3177 http://www.argylechurchofchrist.org/home.aspx Argyle United Methodist Church 9033 Fort Worth Dr Argyle, TX 76226 940-464-1333 http://argyleumc.org/

Asbury United Methodist Church 117 Hercules Ln Denton, TX 76207 940-387-6487 http://www.asburydenton.org/ Aubrey First United Methodist Church 113 W Plum St Aubrey, TX 76227 940-365-3024 http://www.aubreyfumc.com/ Baptist Student Center – TWU 1111 Oakland St Denton, TX 76201 940-382-5241 https://sites.google.com/site/twubsm2/ Baptist Student Center – UNT 1132 Union Cir Denton, TX 76203 940-387-6331 https://sites.google.com/site/untbsm2/ Beyond These Shores 625 Dallas Dr # 450 Denton, TX 76205 940-387-1409 http://www.beyondtheseshores.com/ Bible Baptist Church 415 Leuty St Justin, TX 76247 940-648-3916 https://www.facebook.com/pages/BibleBaptist-Church/117206181630961 Blue Mound United Methodist 8421 N Interstate 35 Denton, TX 76207 214-449-8226

http://www.bluemoundumc.org/ Bolivar Baptist Church 6690 FM 455 W Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-3082 http://bolivarbaptist.org/ Briarwood Lutheran Retreat Ctr 670 Copper Canyon Rd Argyle, TX 76226 940-241-2099 http://www.briarwoodretreat.org/ Button Memorial United Methodist 101 W Eldorado Pkwy Little Elm, TX 75068 972-987-4455 https://www.buttonchurch.org/ Calvary Baptist Church 125 N Jefferson St Pilot Point, TX 76258 940-686-2274 http://www.calvarypilotpoint.org/ Calvary Chapel Denton 1001 N Masch Branch Rd Denton, TX 76207 940-380-0005 http://www.calvarydenton.com/ Calvary UPC Of Denton 805 E Sherman Dr Denton, TX 76209 940-383-8113 http://www.calvaryupcdenton.org/ Casaadobes 621 S Mayhill Rd # 101 Denton, TX 76208 940-808-1133

Catholic Campus Ctr 1303 Eagle Dr Denton, TX 76201 940-566-0004 http://jp2denton.org/unt-campus-ministryCentral Baptist Church 2221 N Carroll Blvd Denton, TX 76201 940-382-6969 http://www.cbcdenton.com/ Christ The Great Shepherd Church 4799 Belz Rd Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-4769 http://ctgssanger.com/ Christ The Servant Lutheran 2121 E University Dr Denton, TX 76209 940-387-1984 http://ctsdenton.org/ Christian Campus Center 1305 W Oak St Denton, TX 76201 940-566-0625 http://www.christiancampuscenter.org/ Christian Center Assembly of God 915 E McCart St Krum, TX 76249 940-482-6585 http://www.kccag.org/ Church In Denton 411 Thomas St # 2

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Worship Denton, TX 76201 940-387-6393 http://www.churchindenton.org/ Denton Church Of Christ 403 S Welch St Denton, TX 76201 940-382-5052 Church Of Christ of Sanger 207 Kathryn Dr Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-3662 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Church -of-Christ-of-Sanger/152206171600529 Church Of Christ at Sanger 100 North 5th St Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-3145 Church Of Jesus Christ Of LDS 3000 Old North Rd Denton, TX 76209 940-484-5036 https://www.lds.org/?lang=eng Church Of Jesus Christ Of LDS 1100 W Mulberry St Denton, TX 76201 940-898-1122 https://www.lds.org/?lang=eng Church Of Jesus Christ Of LDS 1891 Malone St Denton, TX 76201 940-565-1736 https://www.lds.org/?lang=eng Cooper Creek Baptist Church 4582 Fishtrap Rd Denton, TX 76208 940-383-1015 https://www.facebook.com/pages/CooperCreek-Baptist-Church/339508172803531 Cooper Creek Untied Methodist Church 5209 Mingo Rd Denton, TX 76208 940-565-9070 http://www.coopercreekumc.org/ Cornerstone Church of Aubrey 7850 FM 2931 Aubrey, TX 76227 940-365-3354 http://www.ccaubrey.com/ Cornerstone Pentecostal Church 1210 Duncan St.. Denton, TX 76205 940-566-0342 County Line Baptist Church 512 W Walcott St Pilot Point, TX 76258 940-686-2098 Covenant Church Cross Roads 8690 Liberty Rd Aubrey, TX 76227 940-365-1395 http://www.covenantcrossroads.org/ Covenant Fellowship 625 S Lake Dallas Dr Lake Dallas, TX 75065 940-497-2512 http://www.cfld.org/ Cross Timbers Community Church 1119 S Us Highway 377 Argyle, TX 76226 940-240-5100 http://crosstimberschurch.org/ CrossRidge Church 1701 Walker Ln

June 26, 2016 Little Elm, TX 76068 972-292-1953 http://www.crossridgelife.org/ Deerwood Park Church 3350 Deerwood Parkway Denton, TX 76208 940-382-8500 http://mylifegate.org/ Denton Baptist Temple 610 N Interstate 35 E Denton, TX 76205 940-382-3797 https://www.facebook.com/pages/DentonBaptist-Temple/120253971320018 Denton Bible Church 2300 E University Dr Denton, TX 76209 940-297-6700 http://dentonbible.org/ Denton Chinese Church 409 Fulton St Denton, TX 76201 940-898-1511 http://www.bibledcc.org/ Denton Church Of Christ 1510 Audra Ln Denton, TX 76209 940-382-5052 Denton Community Church 2001 W Windsor Dr Denton, TX 76207 940-383-0033 http://www.dentoncommunity.org/ Denton Korean Baptist Church 2810 N Locust St Denton, TX 76209 940-206-4290 http://dentonkbc.net/dentonkbc/index.php Denton Presbyterian Church 801 North Texas Blvd Denton, TX 76201 940-783-7097 http://ntpresby.org/churches/tx/denton/denton-presbyterian-church/ Denton Texas Assembly Hall-JW 14542 US Highway 380 W Krum, TX 76249 940-735-3240 http://www.jw.org/en/ Denton Unitarian Universalist 1111 Cordell St Denton, TX 76201 940-566-1286 http://www.dentonuuf.org/joomla/index.php Dominion Word Ministries COGIC 1811 Shady Oaks Dr # Denton, TX 76205 940-566-3663 Eagle Pointe Community Church 1310 Lindsey St Denton, TX 76205 940-382-3246 http://eaglepointchurch.net/ East Prairie St Church of Christ 713 East Prairie St Denton, TX 76205 940-891-2544 https://www.facebook.com/pages/E-PrairieSt-Church-Christ/111599522211630 Eastside Church Of Christ 2109 Shawnee St Denton, TX 76209 940-382-3351 https://www.facebook.com/pages/EastsideChurch-of-Christ/100864123291940 Elm Ridge United Methodist 14632 Fishtrap Rd Aubrey, TX 76227

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Worship 940-268-5126 http://www.elmridgeumc.org/ Faith Assembly Church 700 Harmon Rd Aubrey, TX 76227 940-365-9360 https://www.facebook.com/pages/AubreyFirst-Assembly-of-God-HilltopChurch/258142125281 Faith Harvest Church 100 Country Club Rd # 113 Argyle, TX 76226 940-464-7204 Faith Presbyterian Hospice 300 W Oak St Denton, TX 76201 940-566-2465 Faith Tabernacle 1101 Audra Ln Denton, TX 76209 940-565-1055 http://www.faithtabernacleaog.com/home.php Faith United Methodist Church 3691 Harvard Dr Denton, TX 76210 940-535-2267 Faith United Methodist Church 6060 Teasley Lane Denton, TX 76210 940-535-2267 http://www.tryfaith.org/ Fellowship At The Ranch 111 E University Dr # 105-359

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Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-7416 http://www.fbcsanger.com/ First Baptist Church — Denton 1100 Malone St Denton, TX 76201 940-382-2577 http://www.firstdenton.org/ First Baptist Church — Justin 402 8th St Justin, TX 76247 940-648-2773 http://www.fbcjustin.org/ First Baptist Church — Argyle 414 Highway 377 S Argyle, TX 76226 940-464-7224 http://www.firstargyle.org/ First Rock Fellowship 201 N Cherry Aubrey, TX 76227 940-365-2445 http://www.firstrockfellowship.org/ First Christian Church 1203 Fulton St Denton, TX 76201 940-566-4990 http://www.fccdenton.com/ First Church Of The Nazarene 3600 Kings Row Denton, TX 76208 940-243-7837 First Church of Christ Scientist 402 Texas St Denton, TX 76201 940-387-1827 https://www.facebook.com/pages/FirstChurch-of-Christ-Scientist-Denton/224000390986399

Denton, TX 76209 940-230-3090 http://www.fellowshipattheranch.com/ First Assembly Of God-Grace Fellowship 2227 N Carroll Blvd Denton, TX 76201 940-382-6391 First Assembly Of God 103 Freese Dr Sanger, TX 76226 940-458-7376 https://www.facebook.com/pages/FirstAssembly-of-God-Church/221290607942630 First Baptist Church — Krugerville 5021 Us Highway 377 S Aubrey, TX 76227 940-365-2444 http://www.fbckrugerville.org/ First Baptist Church – Corinth 3033 Meadowview Dr Corinth, TX 76210 940-321-5762 http://fbccorinth.org/ First Baptist Church — Lake Dallas 307 S Lake Dallas Dr Lake Dallas, TX 75065 940-497-1795 http://sites.radiantwebtools.com/?i=2111 First Baptist Church — Krum 12 Gregg Rd Krum, TX 76249 940-482-3417 http://newlifefbc.com/ First Baptist Church – Ponder 101 S Highway 156 Ponder, TX 76259 940-479-2455 http://fbcponder.org/ First Baptist Church — Sanger 708 S 5Th St

First Cumberland Presbyterian 1424 Stuart Rd Denton, TX 76209 940-387-6811 http://www.cumberland.org/center/CPC_Home_Page/Home.html First Mexican Baptist Church 1731 Stuart Rd Denton, TX 76209 940-382-7491 https://www.facebook.com/pages/FirstMexican-Baptist-Church/117362351656439 First Presbyterian Church 1114 W University Dr Denton, TX 76201 940-387-3894 http://www.fpcdenton.org/ First United Methodist Church 201 S Locust St Denton, TX 76201 940-382-5478 http://fumc-denton.com/ First United Methodist Church 115 N 5th St Sanger, TX 76226 940-458-7423 https://www.facebook.com/sanger.church First United Methodist Church 217 S Church Pilot Point, TX 75268 940-686-2338 http://www.pilotpointfumc.org/ Friendship Church 3813 W University Dr Denton, TX 76207 940-566-1410 http://www.fcdenton.com/

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Full Gospel Church 209 Mockingbird Ln Denton, TX 76209 940-382-1822 https://www.facebook.com/FullGospelDenton Galilee Missionary Baptist Church 300 E Willow St Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-4370 https://www.facebook.com/pages/GalileeBaptist-Church/117467021647436 GateWay United Baptist Church 2401 N Bell Ave Denton, TX 76209 940-387-7111 http://www.gatewayunitedbaptist.org/ Grace Bible Church 311 N 4th St Sanger, TX 76226 940-458-4355 http://www.gracebiblesanger.org/ Grace Evangelical Society 4851 S Interstate 35 E # 203 Denton, TX 76210 940-270-8827 http://www.faithalone.org/ Grace Fellowship Church 2301 Texan Dr Justin, TX 76247 940-969-2427 https://www.fellowshipchurch.com/ Grace Life Church 7520 Sunburst Trl Denton, TX 76210 940-218-2214 Grace Pointe Church 3000 E Mckinney St Denton, TX 76209 940-323-1036 http://www.gracepointedenton.com/ Grace Temple Baptist Church 1106 W Oak St Denton, TX 76201 940-387-6137 http://www.thevillagechurch.net/about/history/ Gribble Springs Baptist Church 6933 FM 2164 Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-3274 http://www.gribblesprings.com/ Harvest Metropolitan Community Church 725 N Elm St # B Denton, TX 76201 940-484-6159 http://www.harvestmcc.org/ Hickory Creek Baptist Church 5724 Teasley Ln Denton, TX 76210 940-484-2091 Highland Baptist Church 600 Thomas St Denton, TX 76201 940-383-2830 https://www.facebook.com/pages/HighlandBaptist-Church-of-Denton/369136785857 Holy Temple Church Of God 211 Kirkland St Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-2794 http://www.churchangel.com/church/HolyTemple-Church-Of-God-249236.htm Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church 2550 Post Oak Dr

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Worship Denton, TX 76208 940-387-2014 http://www.lfcdenton.com/ Lifegate Church 3350 Deerwood Pkwy Denton, TX 76208 940-382-8500 http://mylifegate.org/ Lifeline Church 2800 Pennsylvania Dr. Denton, TX 76205 940-465-1685 http://www.lifelinechurch.net/ Life Stone Church 201 E Mission St Denton, TX 76207 940-391-6778 Little Elm Church of Christ 111 Main St Little Elm, TX 75068 972-292-8761 http://www.churchofchrist-letx.com/ Living Savior Ministries 7417 Faith Lane Argyle, TX 76226 940-242-2106 Living Word Baptist Church 2315 W FM 720 Little Elm, TX 75068 469-362-9010 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Living-WordBaptist-Church-of-Little-Elm/72124366655

Maranatha Baptist Church 1301 Audra Ln Denton, TX 76209 940-387-5325 http://www.maranathaindenton.com/ Memorial Baptist Church 4663 E McKinney St Denton, TX 76208 940-387-2014 https://www.facebook.com/pages/MemorialBaptist-Church/114348101929597 Midway Baptist Church 9540 Highway 377 Pilot Point, TX 76258 940-365-9312 http://www.midwaychurch.org/ Midway Church Of Christ 8413 N I-35 Denton, TX 76207 940-383-8280 Morse St Baptist Church 921 Morse St Denton, TX 76205 940-320-5364 http://www.morsestreetbaptistchurch.org/ Mt. Calvary Baptist Church 1111 Wilson St Denton, TX 76205 940-808-0729 https://www.facebook.com/mcbcdenton?rf=115243235168010 Mt. Pilgrim Christian 339 Robertson St Denton, TX 76205 940-387-5452 http://www.mtpilgrimcme.org/ Mustang Baptist Church 13335 Mustang Rd Pilot Point, TX 76258 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mustang-

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Denton Church Of God 2525 Stella St Denton, TX 76201 https://www.facebook.com/pages/OasisDenton-Church-of-God/154036911330317?sk=info&tab=overview Old Town Church of Christ 4111 FM 156 N Krum, TX 76249 940-482-6027 https://www.facebook.com/OldTownChurchOfChrist Open Arms Church 301 Market St Lake Dallas, TX 75065 940-497-6394 http://openarmschurch.us/ Peace of the Rock Ministries 6459 Blackjack Aubrey, TX 76227 940-365-7625 http://www.peaceoftherock.org/ Peaceful Rest Baptist Church 407 N Crawford St Denton, TX 76209 940-383-3312 https://www.facebook.com/pages/PeacefulRest-Baptist-Church/121055431239320 Pearl Street Church Of Christ 312 Pearl St Denton, TX 76201 940-387-3531 http://www.shermandrive.org/ Pilgrims Way Baptist Church 806 Keaton Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-4729 http://www.pilgrimswaychurch.org/

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Worship Pilot Point Church of Christ 426 S Jefferson St Pilot Point, TX 76258 940-686-5184 Pilot Point Church of the Nazarene 611 E. Liberty St Pilot Point, TX 76258 940-686-2632 http://nazarene.org/ Plainview Baptist Church PO Box 1008 Krum, TX 76249 940-482-3665 http://www.pbckrum.org/ Pleasant Grove Baptist Church 105 S. Wood St Denton, TX 76205 940-387-4662 https://www.facebook.com/pages/PleasantGrove-Baptist-Church/120612511283492 Ponder United Methodist Church 104 Remington Park Ln Ponder, TX 76259 940-479-8111 http://www.ponderumc.org/ Pray For The Peace-Jerusalem 111 Lexington Ln Denton, TX 76205 940-484-8888 Presbyterian Denton Pbhd 3000 N Interstate 35 Denton, TX 76201 940-387-2299 Primera Iglesia Bautista 3508 Brighton Dr Denton, TX 76210 940-382-2077 Providence Chapel 2225 Lovers Ln Krum, TX 76249 940-482-2225 RCCG Voice of Jesus 514 N Elm St Denton, TX 76201 940-387-3355 http://voiceofjesusparish.org/mainframe.html Restoration Ministries Church 514 N Elm St Denton, TX 76201 https://www.facebook.com/pages/RestorationMinistries-Church/111466638894289 Ridin' For The Brand Cowboy 5926 FM 455 W Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-3076 http://www.ridinforthebrand.org/ Rock Hill Baptist Church 3000 Rock Hill Rd Aubrey, TX 76227 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rock-HillBaptist-Church/102213569821447 Sanger Church Of Christ 400 Locust St Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-3145 http://www.sangerchurchofchrist.com/ Sar Shalom 1654 Amanda Ct Ponder, TX 76259 940-482-3405 http://www.mysarshalom.com/ Shady Shores Baptist Church 401 W Shady Shores Rd

Denton, TX 76208 940-321-6463 http://www.shadyshoresbaptist.org/ Sherman Drive Church of Christ 2321 E. Sherman Dr Denton, TX 76209 940-387-3531 http://www.shermandrive.org/ Simmons Street Church Of Christ 411 Simmons St Denton, TX 76205 940-387-5622 http://www.sschurchofchrist.us/ Singing Oaks Church Of Christ 101 Cardinal Dr Denton, TX 76209 940-387-4355 http://www.singingoaks.org/ Southmont Baptist Church 2801 Pennsylvania Dr Denton, TX 76205 940-566-3313 http://southmont.org/ Spirit Life Community Church 1625 Appaloosa Dr Krum, TX 76249 940-482-5933 St. Andrew Church Of God in Christ 608 Lakey St Denton, TX 76205 940-566-0834 https://www.facebook.com/pages/St-AndrewsCOGIC/268325413195934 St. Andrew Presbyterian Church 300 W Oak St

Denton, TX 76201 940-387-3897 https://www.saint-andrew.com/ St. Barnabas Episcopal Church 1200 N Elm St Denton, TX 76201 940-382-2748 http://stbarnabasdenton.org/ St. David's Episcopal Church 623 Ector St Denton, TX 76201 940-387-2622 http://www.stdavidsdenton.org/ St. Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church 509 Lakey St Denton, TX 76205 940-383-1823 St. James A.M.E Church 1107 E Oak St Denton, TX 76205 940-387-1223 http://stjamesamechurch.homestead.com/ St. James Baptist Church 554 E. Burks Street Pilot Point, TX 76258 469-231-2418 St. Mark Catholic Church 6500 Crawford Rd Argyle, TX 76226 940-464-7808 http://stmarkdenton.org/ St. Maximus Orthodox Church 2026 W Oak St Denton, TX 76201 940-565-6753

Denton Record-Chronicle http://www.stmaximus.org/ St. Paul Lutheran Church 703 N Elm St Denton, TX 76201 940-387-7831 http://www.splcdenton.org/ St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church 400 Saint Thomas Aquinas Ave Pilot Point, TX 76258 940-686-2360 http://stthomaspilotpoint.org/ Stony United Methodist Church 13911 Old Stoney Rd Ponder, TX 76259 940-479-2670 http://stonyumc.org/ Tabernacle Baptist Church 207 Kathryn Dr Pilot Point, TX 76266 940-458-4221 Templo Vida Nueva 2417 Bernard St Denton, TX 76205 940-382-9285 http://www.templovidanueva.com/ The Bridge Church 4582 Fishtrap Rd Denton, TX 76208 940-735-2080 http://www.thebridgedenton.com/ The Church of Corinth 3201 A Tower Ridge Corinth, TX 76210 940-321-0488 http://thechurchofcorinth.org/ Towne North Baptist Church Denton 526 Hercules Ln Denton, TX 76209 940-565-9218 http://www.tnbcdenton.org/ Trilogy Community Church 1805 Prospect Ln Aubrey, TX 76227 480-280-6300 Trinity Presbyterian Church 2200 N Bell Ave Denton, TX 76209 940-382-8815 http://tpcdenton.org/ Trinity United Methodist Church 633 Hobson Ln Denton, TX 76205 940-566-2291 http://www.tumc-denton.org/ United Methodist Campus Ministry 1501 Maple St Denton, TX 76201 940-382-3813 http://www.dentonwesley.org/ Victory World Outreach 1131 Fort Worth Dr Denton, TX 76205 940-383-3800 http://vwotexas.org/ Village Church Denton 1106 W Oak St Denton, TX 76201 940-382-8888 http://www.thevillagechurch.net/denton/ Wellspring Worldwide Ministry 1919 N Elm St Denton, TX 76201 940-591-0004 Willowwood Church of the Nazarene 1513 Willowwood St Denton, TX 76205 940-387-6085 https://sites.google.com/site/wwcotn/

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Denton offers shoppers plenty to choose from By Jenna Duncan Staff Writer

While the retail scene has changed around Denton and multiple longtime shops have closed, even more have popped up in the past year. There are two newcomers to the downtown Square: Palm Tree Boutique and Norman Roscoe, joining other locallyowned clothing and resale shops. While these and other stores like la di da focus on clothing and accessories, longtime staples like the Downtown Mini Mall and Recycled Books feature rare finds. "Downtown Denton has an eclectic mix of boutiques and shops ranging from shabby chic furniture, vintage clothing and antiques to fine furnishings, appliances, art, books, music and clothing,” said Christine Gossett of the Denton Main Street Association. “Locally owned shops and galleries provide a local touch with their handmade or hand-crafted, recycled, or brand items, and personal customer service.” Locally owned retail expands past the downtown Square, from skateboard shop Denton Skate Supply on N. Locust St. to the DIME store on N. Elm St., which features handmade goods like soaps, pillows and home goods. Other independent retailers, including

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J.T. Clothiers and Small Fry Children’s Clothing, are also located in the city. With Rayzor Ranch Town Center under construction on W. University Drive, Denton is posed to have even more options in the near future. Its successful counterpart, Rayzor Ranch Marketplace began opening stores in late 2010. Now shoppers can find major retailers Kohl’s and Ross Dress For Less alongside Famous Footwear. Together, the two Rayzor Ranch projects aim to be a shopping destination in Denton, said Stephanie Whitlow, director of marketing and communications for RED Development, the company overseeing the development. “Rayzor Ranch Town Center has opened its first retail, restaurant and grocery stores adding to the successful Rayzor Ranch Marketplace for what is a growing super-regional shopping, dining and entertainment destination,” she said. “Once fully developed, the project will offer more than 1.2 million square feet of space including a brand new 318-room hotel and 70,000 square foot City of Denton Convention Center.” Current stores at the Town Center development focus more on food and services, like Envy Nail Spa, but RED Develop-

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Broad range of health services offered By Peggy Heinkel-Wolfe Staff Writer

Denton’s medical community offers a broad range of health services. One of the city’s two full-service hospitals offers a trauma center and the other hospital an obstetrics center capable of handling childbirth emergencies and intensive care for premature babies. In addition, Denton is home to many specialty hospitals, outpatient surgery centers, an air ambulance service, 24-hour pharmacies and birthing centers. Denton Regional Medical Center, located in southern Denton at 3535 S. Interstate 35E, holds Level 3 trauma certification and is pursuing a higher Level 2 designation. The hospital recently celebrated a grand reopening of its emergency services, after adding more trauma rooms and beds in the emergency room. Staffed by 850 employees and more than 300 physicians, the hospital has 208 beds. For more information about its advanced open-heart surgery and trauma facilities, as well as its other health programs, visit dentonregional.com. On the north side of the city, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton supports full-service, acute care with 255 private rooms for inpatients. It offers the city’s only Level III neonatal intensive care unit.

Other services include cardiovascular care, orthopedics, oncology, pediatrics and women’s health. Its doctors practice independently and are not hospital employees. An affiliate of Texas Health Resources, the hospital also offers outpatient care and educational and other outreach services. For more information, visit, www.texashealth.org/denton. The 22-bed Heart Hospital Baylor Denton has a 5-bed emergency department, specialized operating rooms and state-ofthe-art equipment. The hospital’s full-time doctors and nurses specialize in delivering care, including noninvasive treatments, for heart and vascular health. Learn more at

denton.thehearthospitalbaylor.com. The nonprofit Denton County MHMR operates an outpatient clinic as well as a crisis center and a mobile crisis outreach team to help in a mental health emergency. The triage center is located at 2509 Scripture Street, Suite 100, and can be reached at 1800-762-0157. The clinic is next door at 2519 Scripture and can be reached at 940381-5000. The air ambulance service, CareFlite, has a helicopter base at Denton Regional Medical Center and operates out of Denton Enterprise Airport. For more information, visit www.careflite.org. In addition to the 24-hour pharmacies

at both full-service hospitals, three freestanding pharmacies are open 24 hours per day, including two across the street from each other in central Denton: the Walgreens Pharmacy at 101 W. University Dr. and CVS Pharmacy at 116 W. University Dr. The CVS Pharmacy at 3200 Teasley Lane in southern Denton also is open 24 hours per day. Three Denton pharmacies advertise their compounding services, including Denton Prescription Shop at 2501 W. Oak St. #100, Community Pharmacy at 4400 Teasley Lane #100 and S&J Scripture Street Pharmacy at 1612 Scripture St. Two local birthing centers are state licensed and staffed with midwives. Located at 1823 N. Locust St. in central Denton, the Inanna Birth & Women’s Care center offers a home-like environment for childbirth, its preparation and after care. For more information, visit www.inannabirth.com. Just south of the Denton city limits on a three-acre, tree-covered lot, All About Babies Birthing Center also offers a quiet, comfortable place for childbirth. For more information, visit www.allaboutbabies.net. PEGGY HEINKEL-WOLFE can be reached at 940-566-6881 and via Twitter at @phwolfeDRC.

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What you need to know By Randy Cummings

For the Denton Record-Chronicle

If you're new to Denton, let us be among the first to say, "Welcome!" As a newcomer to the area, you'll quickly realize that Denton and the surrounding area is a great place to live. You'll soon come to know that Denton is a growing community with a wide variety offriendly neighborhoods and all the urban conveniences you could want. There's plenty of shopping options on both the north and south sides of Denton that make it easy to look for anything you might be wanting without having to battle traffic and time driving south to the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Denton also offers its citizens a long lineup of public events throughout the year that cover just about every area of interest, most notably the annual North Texas State Fair and Rodeo every fall along with the Denton Arts and Jazz Festival in the spring. In recent years Denton has grown to become the 12th largest city in the Dallas-Fort Worth region, with an estimated population of 123,099 that makes its the 27th most populous city in Texas.

Denton Arts and Jazz Festival Whether you arrived here from another part of the Lone Star state or are coming here from out of state, there are some things you'll need to do to get settled in and

make it feel like Denton truly is home. Whether it's a matter of getting your driver's license updated or figuring out where the nearest post office is, we're here to make

your "to-do" list a little easier to check off. DRIVER'S LICENSE Texas Dept. of Public Safety 820 N. Loop 288 940-484-6666 If you're new to Texas, a trip to the Department of Public Safety is necessary. A list of offices can be found on the agency's web site, www.txdps.state.tx.us. Bring your out-of-state license if you have one and proof of a Social Security number, which can be a Social Security care or one of many other official documents. Also, proof of Texas vehicle registration and liability insurance is required if you own a vehicle. If the out-of-state license is valid, the only required exam will be an eye test. If the license is expired, a written exam and drive test will also be administered. The standard fee for a Texas license ranges from $16-$33. Under Texas law, though, drivers who have accumulated at least three major moving violations or who have cause two or more accidents must pay a surcharge to renew their licenses. If you're moving to Denton from within the state of Texas, you have 30

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Need days to report the address change to the DPS. The paperwork can be obtained by visiting any DPS office, by emailing your request to customerservicedl@txdps.state.tx or by downloading the documents from the DPS website and mailing it to the state. A $10 fee will be charged. VEHICLE REGISTRATION/INSPECTION Texas requires that all vehicles must be registered and inspected annually â&#x20AC;&#x201C; and they must be inspected in the county in which they're registered. Inspections can be done at any number of local oil change businesses and repair garages, and must be done prior to renewal of a registration. When your car or truck is inspected it will automatically be added to an inspection database and upon your online or in-person registration, your vehicle's passing inspection will be automatically verified. Vehicle registration may be renewed 90 days before the expiration date or up to six months after the expiration date. To register a vehicle in person, you can go to the Denton County tax office located at 1505 E. McKinney Street in Denton with proof of ownership and insurance. If the vehicle is not in your name, proof of purchase must be provided. After the proper documentation is shown and the forms have been filled out, a fee will be charged based on the vehicle's year, make and model, if it's a truck, and it's weight. License plates and a registration/inspection sticker will then be issued. Even if you have only moved from within the state, you must notify the county tax office. Emergency: dial 91212 Police Dept. (non-emergency): 940349-8181 Fire Dept. (non-emergency): 940-3498840 City of Denton (services): 940-349-8200 215 E. McKinney St. Denton, TX 76201 www.cityofdenton.com Texas Dept. of Public Safety: 940-4846666 820 N. Loop 288 Denton, TX 76209 www.dentoncounty.com DentonCounty Tax Office: 940-349-3510 1505 E. McKinney St. Denton, TX 76209 www.tax.dentoncounty.com Denton County Elections Administration (voter registration): 940-349-3200 701 Kimberly Dr., Suite A101 Denton, TX 76208 www.votedenton.com Social Security Office: 888-717-1530 2201 Colorado Blvd. Denton, TX 76205 Denton County Appraisal District: 940-349-3800

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3911 Morse St. Denton, TX 76208 www.dentoncad.com United State Post Office: 940-387-8555 101 E. McKinney St. Denton, TX 76201 or 2101 Colorado Blvd. Denton, TX 76205 or 1 TWU Student Building Denton, TX 76204 www.uspspostoffices.com Atmos Energy (gas): 940-380-7450 106 N. Bradshaw St. Denton, TX 76205 www.atmosenergy.com CoServ (gas): 940-321-7800 7701 S. Stemmons Fwy. Denton, TX 76210 www.coserv.com Verizon Telephone/Television/Internet Service: 877-650-4316 or 940-891-0106 1805 S. Loop 288 Denton, TX 76205 www.verizon.com

Charter Communications: 888-438-2427 2340 S. Interstate 35, #180 Denton, TX 76205 www.charter.com Denton Chamber of Commerce: 940-382-9693 414 W. Parkway Denton, TX 76201 www.denton-chamber.org Workforce Solutions for North Central Texas: 940-382-6712 1300 Teasley Lane Denton, TX 76209 www.dfwjobs.com Denton Independent School District: 940-369-0000 1307 N. Locust St. Denton, TX 76201 www.dentonisd.org University of North Texas: 940-565-2000 1155 Union Circle, #311277 Denton, TX 76203 www.unt.edu

Texas Woman's University: 940-8982000 304 Administration Dr. Denton, TX 76204 www.twu.edu North Central Texas College of Corinth: 940-498-6282 1500 N. Corinth St. Corinth, TX 76208 www.nctc.edu Denton Regional Medical Center: 940-384-3535 3535 S. Interstate 35 Denton, TX 76210 www.dentonregional.com Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital of Denton: 940-898-7000 3000 N. Interstate 35 Denton, TX 76201 www.texashealth.org Denton Record-Chronicle: 940-387-3811 314 E. Hickory St. Denton, TX 76202 www.dentonrc.com

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The Liquor Outpost 3969 Teasley Lane #100, Denton 940-387-9000

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Miguelitos Authentic Mexican Cuisine 1412 N. Stemmons, Sanger 940-458-0073 www.miguelitosmexicancuisine.com

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Denton County offers a wide variety of schools By Caitlyn Jones Staff Writer

Denton County is home to a multitude of schools, both public and private, that strive to give the children of Denton the best education possible. Founded in 1882, the Denton Independent School District is the largest school district in the northern portion of the county. The district stretches 180 square miles, and its boundaries include Denton and 17 other cities, communities and developments in Denton County. Denton ISD includes two early childhood centers, 23 elementary schools, seven middle schools, four comprehensive high schools, an alternative learning high school and an advanced technology complex. In 2013, voters approved a $312 million bond package supporting a fourth comprehensive high school, a ninth-grade addition at Guyer High School, two new elementary schools, a middle school, renovations at 17 campuses, energy conservation improvements and land acquisition. Construction is currently underway in the Little Elm area on Braswell High School, named for former superintendent Ray E. Braswell, the Bill Carrico Athletic Complex and Field House, named for a former Denton ISD educator and coach and Catherine Bell Elementary, named for a retired Denton ISD educator and longtime community activist. All three facilities are slated to open the 2016-17 school year along the U.S. Highway 380 Corridor. According to district officials, enrollment for the Denton school district is projected to climb above 28,808 pre-kindergarten through 12th-grade students for the 2016-17 school year. For more information, visit www.dentonisd.org. Other public school districts Denton County include Argyle, Aubrey, Krum, Lake Dallas, Lewisville, Little Elm, Northwest, Pilot Point, Ponder and Sanger. Among the private school options in the city of Denton and in nearby Argyle are Denton Calvary Academy, Immaculate Conception Catholic School, Liberty Christian School and Selwyn College Preparatory School. Denton Calvary School, located on University Drive in Denton, has a student body of kindergarten through 12th-grade students. For more information, visit http://www.dentoncalvary.org. Immaculate Conception Catholic School, located on Bonnie Brae Drive in Denton, is one of 20 diocesan schools and is open to North Central Texas area students from age 3 to the eighth grade. For more information, visit http://www.catholicschooldenton.org. Liberty Christian School in Argyle offers a college-preparatory education based on

biblical principles to pre-school through 12th-grade students. For more information, visit http://www.libertychristian.com. Selwyn College Preparatory School, located on University Drive in Denton, is open to approximately 150 students from 13 months old through the 12th grade. For more information, visit http://www.selwynschool.com. Among some of the area charter schools are the Texas Education Centers, which has campuses in three Denton County communities. For more information, visit http://www.texaseducationcenters.org. Denton is also home to several other charter schools. A complete listing of other charter schools in Denton County can be accessed by visiting the Texas Education map of Texas charter schools at http://bit.ly/1IaAzBj. For individuals who home school their children, the Denton County Home School Association support group is available. According to the groupâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s web site, it offers resources, activities and local home school information for its members and facilitates networking among families. For more information, visit http://dchsa.org. Below is a list of schools in the Denton Independent School District. Gonzalez School for Young Children Felicia Sprayberry, Principal 1212 Long Road Denton, Texas, 76207 Phone: 940-369-4360 Fax: 940-382-4285 Windle School for Young Children Angela Hellman, Principal 901 Audra Lane Denton, Texas, 76209 Phone: 940-369-3900 Fax: 940-369-4930

Adkins Elementary School Emily McLarty, Principal 1701 Monahan Drive Lantana, Texas, 76226 Phone: 940-369-1300 Fax: 940-458-0857 Bell Elementary Happy Carrico, Principal 601 Villa Paloma Boulevard Little Elm, TX 75068 Phone: TBA Fax: TBA Blanton Elementary Karen Satterwhite, Principal 9501 Stacee Lane Argyle, Texas, 76226 Phone: 940-369-0700 Fax: 940-241-1423 Borman Elementary Robert Gonzalez, Principal 1201 Parvin St. Denton, Texas, 76205-6715 Phone: 940-369-2500 Fax: 940-369-4903 Cross Oaks Elementary Matt Preston, Principal 600 Liberty Blvd. Cross Roads, Texas, 76227 Phone: 972-347-7100 Fax: 940-440-9770 Evers Park Elementary Linda Cavazos-Tucker, Principal 3300 Evers Parkway Denton, Texas, 76207 Phone: 940-369-2600 Fax: 940-369-4906 Ginnings Elementary Marcy Auchter, Principal 2525 Yellowstone Place Denton, Texas, 76209 Phone: 940-369-2700 Fax: 940-369-4909 Hawk Elementary Robin Brownell, Principal

2300 Oakmont Drive Corinth, Texas, 76210 Phone: 940-369-1800 Fax: 940-369-4911 Hodge Elementary Patty Jensen, Principal 3900 Grant Parkway Denton, Texas, 76208 Phone: 940-369-2800 Fax: 940-369-4912 Houston Elementary Teresa Andress, Principal 3100 Teasley Lane Denton, Texas, 76205 Phone: 940-369-2900 Fax: 940-369-4915 Lee Elementary Lorena Salas, Principal 800 Mack Place Denton, Texas, 76209 Phone: 940-369-3500 Fax: 940-369-4918 McNair Elementary Lacey Hailey, Principal 1212 Hickory Creek Road Denton, Texas, 76210 Phone: 940-369-3600 Fax: 940-369-4921 Nelson Elementary Erika Timmons, Principal 3909 Teasley Lane Denton, Texas, 76210 Phone: 940-369-1400 Fax: 940-383-3534 Paloma Creek Elementary Natalie Mead, Principal 1600 Navo Road Aubrey, Texas, 76227 Phone: 972-347-7300 Fax: 972-346-9501

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Schools Pecan Creek Elementary Lacey Rainey, Principal 4400 Lakeview Blvd. Denton, Texas, 76208 Phone: 940-369-4400 Fax: 940-369-4904 Providence Elementary Julio Lopez, Principal 1000 F.M. 2931 Aubrey, Texas, 76227 Phone: 940-369-1900 Fax: 940-365-2985 E.P. Rayzor Elementary Mary Dunlevy, Principal 377 Rayzor Road Argyle, Texas, 76226 Phone: 940-369-4100 Fax: 940-455-2658 N. Rayzor Elementary Cecilia Holt, Principal 1400 Malone St. Denton, Texas, 76201 Phone: 940-369-3700 Fax: 940-369-4924 Rivera Elementary Roshaunda Thomas, Principal 701 Newton St. Denton, Texas, 76205 Phone: 940-369-3800 Fax: 940-369-4927

Ryan Elementary Nicole Poole, Principal 201 W. Ryan Road Denton, Texas, 76210 Phone: 940-369-4600 Fax: 940-369-4936 Savannah Elementary Michael McWilliams, Principal 1101 Cotton Exchange Drive Aubrey, Texas, 76208 Phone: 972-347-7400 Fax: 972-346-3352 Stephens Elementary Chris Rangel, Principal 133 Garza Road Shady Shores, Texas, 76208 Phone: 940-369-0800 Fax: 940-321-1318 Wilson Elementary Caleb Leath, Principal 1306 E. Windsor Drive Denton, Texas, 76209 Phone: 940-369-4500

Fax: 940-369-4933 Calhoun Middle School Paul Martinez, Principal 709 Congress St. Denton, Texas, 76201 Phone: 940-369-2400 Fax: 940-369-4939 Crownover Middle School TBA, Principal 1901 Creekside Drive Corinth, Texas, 76210 Phone: 940-369-4700 Fax: 940-321-0502 Harpool Middle School Jeff Smith, Principal 9601 Stacee Lane Argyle, Texas, 76226 Phone: 940-369-1700 Fax: 940-241-1342 McMath Middle School Debra Nobles, Principal 1900 Jason Drive

Denton, Texas, 76205 Phone: 940-369-3300 Fax: 940-369-4946 Myers Middle School Angela Ricks, Principal 131 Garza Road Shady Shores, Texas, 76208 Phone: 940-369-1500 Fax: 940-498-0050 Navo Middle School Beth Kelly, Principal 1701 Navo Road Aubrey, Texas, 76227 Phone: 972-347-7500 Fax: 972-346-2562 Strickland Middle School Kathleen Carmona, Principal 324 E. Windsor Drive Denton, Texas, 76209 Phone: 940-369-4200 Fax: 940-369-4950 Braswell High School Leslie Guajardo, Principal 26750 E. University Drive Little Elm, TX 75068 Phone: 972-347-7700 Denton High School Dan Ford, Principal 1007 Fulton St. Denton, Texas, 76201 Phone: 940-369-2000 Fax: 940-369-4953

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Schools LaGrone Advanced Technology Complex Marcus Bourland, Principal 1504 Long Road Denton, Texas, 76207 Phone: 940-369-4850 Fax: 940-369-4971 Guyer High School Shaun Perry, Principal 7501 Teasley Lane Denton, Texas, 76210 Phone: 940-369-1000 Fax: 940-369-4965 Fred Moore High School Marilyn Rabsatt, Principal 815 Cross Timber St. Denton, Texas, 76205 Phone: 940-369-4000 Fax: 940-369-4957 Ryan High School Vernon Reeves, Principal 5101 E. McKinney St. Denton, Texas, 76208 Phone: 940-369-3000 Fax: 940-369-4960 Davis School DAEP Jeff Tinch, Principal 1125 Davis St. Denton, Texas, 76209

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Phone: 940-369-4050 Fax: 940-369-4966 Sparks Campus Anthony Sims, Principal 201 S. Woodrow Lane Denton, Texas, 76205 Phone: 940-369-2468 Fax: 940-369-4993 Dennis E. Stephens Central Administration 1307 N. Locust St. Denton, Texas, 76201 Phone: 940-369-0000 Fax: 940-369-4982 · Academic Programs · Communication/ Community Relations · Counseling Services · Administrative Services (Business) · Denton Public School Foundation · Fine Arts · Human Resources · Social Work · Superintendent 1213 N. Locust St. Denton, Texas, 76201 Fax: 940-369-4991 Publications- 940-369-0083 Purchasing- 940-369-0122 1215 N. Elm St. Denton, Texas, 76201 Adult and Community Education- 940-369-0091; Fax- 940-369-4988 Extended Day- 940-369-0080; Fax- 940-3694988 Technology 1212 N. Elm St.

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Points of interest offer something for everyone THE BAYLESS-SELBY HOUSE — Restored Victorian-style home built in1898. Located at 317 W. Mulberry St. Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free admission. Handicapped accessible. Regular special events and workshops. 940-349-2865. http://bit.ly/1Y4m5vK DENTON COUNTY AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM (QUAKERTOWN HOUSE) — Exhibits of historic black families in the county, including artwork and quilting and personal items of the lady of the house. Located at 317 W. Mulberry St., next to the Bayless-Selby House Museum. Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free admission. http:// bit.ly/1Y4m5vK BETHLEHEM IN DENTON COUNTY — Small gallery in Sanger displaying a personal collection of more than 3,300 nativities and creches. Open evenings and weekends by appointment only. Admission is free. To schedule a visit, call 940-231-4520 or visit www.bethlehemindentonco.com. COURTHOUSE-ON-THESQUARE MUSEUM — Built in 1896, the crown jewel of the county offers exhibits with photos of Denton communities, historic Hispanic and black families, farm and ranching artifacts and special collections

Denton County Farmers Market including Southwest American Indian and Denton County pottery, pressed glass and weaponry. Research materials, county cemetery records, genealogical information and photographs. Located at 110 W. Hickory St. Open 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday and 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday. Closed on holidays. Free admission. Special monthly exhibits and lectures. 940-349-2850. http://

bit.ly/1Y4m5vK DENTON COMMUNITY MARKET — A local artists and farmers’ market with live music, children’s activities and food trucks, open 9 a.m.-1p.m. every Saturday from April through November at the Denton County Historical Park, 317 W. Mulberry St. www.dentonmarket.org DENTON COUNTY FARMERS MARKET — Local farmers sell fresh sea-

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Running five years strong in Denton County is the A-train. Denton County Transportation Authority’s A-train is the commuter rail that since June 2012 has been transporting thousands of passengers from Denton to Carrolton where they can hop aboard Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s system to continue into Dallas. “DCTA’s A-train has been a key part of the Denton community in changing the way people travel and encouraging city growth,” said DCTA president, Jim Cline. “We’re excited to celebrate five years of Atrain service, and appreciate the support from Denton residents and community leaders which has enabled us to operate a successful rail line with increased ridership year-over-year.”

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Denton County offers many golf courses Bridlewood Golf Club Location: Flower Mound Phone: 972-355-4800 Website: www.bridlewoodgolfclub.com Course: Public 18-hole Yardage: 5,278-7,111 Par: 72 Greens: Bermuda Hours: Daily, sunrise to sunset Tee Times: No more than seven days in advance. Soft spikes only, collared shirt required and no cutoffs. Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: Yes Snack/Concession: Yes, full-service dining The Lakes at Castle Hills Location: Lewisville Phone: 972-899-7400 Website: www.thelakesatcastlehill.com Course: Private (Membership only) 18-hole Yardage: 7,256 Par: 72 Greens: Mini Verde and 419 Bermuda Tee Times: No more than 14 days in advance. Soft spikes only, collared shirt required, no cutoffs and no denim jeans. Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: Yes, full practice and training facility with membership only. Snack/Concession: Yes, full-service dining Cowboys Golf Club Location: Grapevine Phone: 817-481-7277

Tee Times: Not required. Soft spikes only. Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: No; short game practice area with putting green. Snack/Concession: Yes Denton Country Club Location: Argyle Phone: 940-464-0077 Website: www.dentoncc.org Course: Private 18-hole Yardage: 5,054-6,624 Par: Men 71, Ladies 72

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Golf Golf Club at Champions Circle Location: Fort Worth Phone: 817-497-2582 Website: www.championscirclegolfclub.com Course: Public 18-hole Yardage: 5,190-7,005 Par: 72 Greens: Tifdwarf Hours: Daily 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Tee Times: Available Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: Yes, with two putting greens, chipping green and practice bunker. Snack/Concession: Yes, full-service dining Gainesville Municipal Golf Course Location: Gainesville Phone: 940-668-4560 Website: www.gainesvilletxgolf.com Course: Public 18-hole Yardage: 5,012-6,546 Par: Men 70, Ladies 74 Greens: Bentgrass Hours: Daily 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Tee Times: Not required on weekdays. Weekends, holidays accepted the Thursday before. No spike requirement. Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: No Snack/Concession: Limited

Grapevine Golf Course Location: Grapevine Phone: 817-410-3377 Website: www.grapevinegc.com Course: three 9-hole course layouts Yardage: Mockingbird: 5,111-6,986. Bluebonnet: 4,954-6,901. Pecan: 5,201-7,060 Par: 36 for 9 holes Greens: TifEagle Hours: Daily 6:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tee Times:No more than six days in advance. Soft Spikes only, shirt with sleeves required and shorts must be hemmed. Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: Yes Snack/Concession: Yes Indian Creek Golf Club Location: Carrollton Phone: 972-466-9850 Website: www.indiancreekgolfclub.com Course: 36-holes, 2 courses Yardage: Lakes: 5,271-7,235. Creek: 5,038-7,235 Par: Lakes 72, Creek 72 Hours: Daily 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Tee Times: Available Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: Yes, full practice facility Snack/Concession: Yes Lake Park Executive Golf Location: Lewisville Phone: 972-436-3113 Website: www.lakeparkgc.com Course: Lighted 9-holes Yardage: 1,358-1,724

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Golf Stewart Peninsula Golf Course Location: The Colony Phone: 972-625-8700 Website: www.stewartpeninsulagolf.com Course: 9-hole course with dual greens Yardage: 4,000-5,325 Par: 66 Greens: Bermuda Hours: Daily 7:30 a.m.-sunset Tee Times: No more than five days in advance, but not required. Soft spikes only. Pro Shop: Yes Club Pro: Rod Stanhope Driving Range: Yes, full practice facility Snack/Concession: Yes Texas Woman's University Golf Course Location: Denton Phone: 940-898-3163 Website: www.twu.edu/golf Course: 18-hole Yardage: 5,005-5,675 Par: 69 Greens: Tifdwarf, Bermuda Hours: Daily 7 a.m.-sunset Tee Times: Not required but suggested Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: No, putting green available Snack/Concession: Limited The Tribute Golf Course Location: The Colony

Phone: 972-370-5465 Website: www.thetributegc.com Course: 18-hole Yardage: 5,352-7,002 Par: 72 Greens: L93 Bentgrass Hours: Daily sunrise to sunset Tee Times: No more than seven days in advance. Soft spikes only, collared shirts required and no denim or cutoffs. Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: Yes, full practice facility Snack/Concession: No, full dining available Timber Links at Denton Location: Denton Phone: 940-380-1318 Website: www.timberlinksgolfclub.com Course: 9-hole Yardage: 2,411-3,043 Par: 32

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The City of Justin is well-known for western appeal, small town charm and the bustling railroad. In 1887, Justin and the surrounding area became a center for farmers and ranchers. The city has grown tremendously since its establishment and is still an active agriculture-based community. Justin offers a rural landscape with a small town atmosphere, which includes complete neighborhood amenities to accommodate our residents with regional dining, entertainment, and retail services. Justin is also part of the most sought-after school district in the area. Northwest ISD is recognized for numerous academic achievements and they continuously strive to set the bar high for their students and teachers. Justin is home to several boot stores, a brewery, hardware store, sports bar and grill, great dining and several boutique shops. With a population of 3,500 and growing, the city of Justin, Texas retains a small town atmosphere while having many big city amenities and opportunities.

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Greens: Bermuda Hours: Daily 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Tee Times: Member reservations up to seven days in advance; non-member reservations up to five days. Soft spikes required, shirts must have sleeves and be tucked in and pants/shorts must be hemmed. Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: No Snack/Concession: Yes Tour 18 Dallas Location: Flower Mound Phone: 817-430-2000 Website: www.tour18-dallas.com Course: 18-hole Yardage: 5,493-7,033 Par: 72 Hours: Dailey 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Tee Times: No more than 14 days in advance. Soft spikes only, collared shirt required, no cutoffs or

denim. Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: Yes, full practice facility Snack/Concession: Yes, full-service dining Trophy Club Country Club Location: Trophy Club Phone: 817-837-1900 Website: www.trophyclub-dallas.com Course: Private, 36-holes, two courses Yardage: Hogan: 5,598-6,953; Wentworth: 5,304-6,942 Par: 72/72 Greens: Bermuda (both courses) Hours: Daily 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Tee Times: Call for membership information. Soft spikes only. Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: Yes, two putting greens, chipping/ wedge practice area. Snack/Concession: Yes, full-service dining Turtle Hill Golf Course Location: Muenster Phone: 877-759-4896 Website: www.playtheturtle.com Course: 18-hole Yardage: 4,820-6,510 Par: 72 Greens: Bentgrass Hours: Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-sunset; SaturdaySunday 6:30 a.m.-sunset Tee Times: Available no more than seven days in advance. No spike requirement. Pro Shop: Yes Driving Range: Yes, full practice facility with putting and chipping green. Snack/Concession: Limited

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Argyle focuses on business development, education By Jimmy Isbell For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Founded in 1881, Argyle is home to city slickers and country folk. With its focus to grow in business, land development and top-notch education, the city is much like a close family. The city’s community is combined of smaller lots to sizable more rural residences on many acres. Those who reside in Eagle country can hop on Interstate 35 to get to work in Dallas or Fort Worth. The town is home to seven churches, a municipal court and top-tier police and fire departments. Argyle Independent School District serves the town with five schools: Argyle high Argyle middle, Argyle Intermediate and Hilltop Elementary. The city is also home to one of the top private schools in the state, Liberty Christian. Argyle is widely known for its education and athletic achievements. During the 2015-’16 school year, Argyle high school’s Lady Eagles basketball team won a second straight state title. The football team made it to the state title game for the fourth time in the last five years, but ultimately fell to Waco La Vega.

QUICK FACTS Founded: 1881 Population: 3,561 (2013 census) Number of Schools: 6 City Hall 940-464-7273 P.O. Box 609/308 Denton St. Argyle, TX. 76226 Argyle ISD 940-464-7241 800 Eagle Drive Argyle, TX. 76226

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Texas Woman’s University has been an engaged partner

in Denton County for more than a century. It has achieved national recognition for nursing, the health sciences, business, the arts, sciences, humanities, teacher education and more. TWU also is home to the state’s only university center focused on creating more women-owned businesses. Whether you’re taking advantage of the university’s clinics, cheering Pioneer Athletics to victory, enjoying theater, dance and music performances, or are ready to earn your undergraduate or graduate degree, we welcome you and invite you to visit us online at twu.edu.

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Aubrey embraces its farming roots By Jimmy Isbell

For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Just 12 miles northeast of Denton, Aubrey is known for its rich farming history. One of the most interesting parts of Aubrey’s history is its annual Peanut Festival. In the early 1800s, the main cash crop for Aubrey was the peanut. The festival is a town-favorite and includes multiple family-fun activities and a parade. Aubrey has grown immensely with multiple estate communities popping up, like Savannah Paloma Creek and Providence Village. Aubrey Independent School District consists of five schools: Aubrey high, Aubrey middle, Brockett elementary, Monaco elementary and the Early Bird Learning Center. All the schools feed directly into Aubrey High, home of the Chaparral.

QUICK FACTS Founded: 1881 Population: 2,718 (2013 Census) Number of Schools: 5 City Hall 940-440-9343 107 S. Main St. Aubrey, TX. 76227 www.ci.aubrey.tx.us Aubrey ISD 940-668-0060 415 Tisdell Lane, Aubrey, TX. 76227 www.aubreyisd.net Aubrey Police Department 940-365-2601 108 East Elm St. Aubrey, TX. 76227 Police Chief: Tommy Payne www.ci.aubrey.tx.us/policedepartment Aubrey Chamber of Commerce 940-365-9781 205 S. Main St. Aubrey, TX. 76227 www.aubreycoc.org

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Corinth thrives By Randy Cummings For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Founded in 1960, Corinth has evolved into comfortable get-away community nestled just south of Denton with quick access to both Dallas and Fort Worth. Located just off I-35, Corinth offers up small-town country living, which has made it the perfect place for the city slicker looking for a change in lifestyle. One center of community activities is the Oakmont Country Club, which in 2014 was named one of the Best Country Clubs in the DFW area by Avid Golfer magazine. Built in 1986, the Oakmont golf course is a par 72, 6,799-yard wooded course that beautifully weaves its way though Corinth's neighborhoods. Corinth does not offer its own school district, but has local schools that are part of the Denton and Lake Dallas independent school districts. And it is home to North Central Texas College, which not only serves Denton County but attracts students from Cooke and Montague counties. Corinth has rapidly grown over the years with a multitude of new housing projects, apartments and commercial living facilities. The Atrium Medical Center of Corinth is senior living community that has served the area's elderly for the last eight years.

QUICK FACTS Founded: 1960 Population: 20,618 City Hall 3300 Corinth Parkway, Corinth, TX 76208 940-498-3200 www.cityofcorinth.com North Central Texas College (Corinth Campus) 1500 N. Corinth St., Corinth, TX 76208 940-498-6282 www.nctc.edu Corinth Police Department 2003 S. Corinth St., Corinth, TX 76210 940-498-2017 www.cityofcorinth.com Police Chief: Debra Walthall Lake Cities Chamber of Commerce 3971 FM 2181, Corinth, TX 76210 940-497-3097 www.lakecitieschamber.com

Of course, Corinth residents have close, easy access to the hospitals and medical facilities in Denton, as well as the many shopping options available in both Denton and nearby Lewisville.

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Cross Roads strives to protect environment By Randy Cummings

For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Nestled near the northeast corner of Denton at the intersection of U.S. Highways 380 and 377, Cross Roads is located in a prime position that will allow it to grow while enjoying all that "Little D" has to offer just 4 miles away. Cross Roads, with an estimated population reach 1,563 most recently, was designed with an architectural theme of "Texas Country," which it hopes has resulted in the town possessing a special look and feel all its own. In fact, the city has ordinances on the books regarding the protection and preservation of trees within the city limits. One of the town's prominent goals is the conservation of its trees as well as the protection of its surrounding enviornment. The town of Cross Roads covers seven square miles and residents enjoy the luxury of not paying property taxes, although county tax and school district taxes do apply to residents. Speaking of schools, Cross Road students attend schools in both the Aubrey Independent School District as well as the Denton ISD.

QUICK FACTS Mayor: Steve Smith Town Hall: 1401 FM 424, Cross Roads, TX 76277 940-365-9693 Northeast Police Department: 100 Kruger Rd., Krugerville, TX 76277 940-365-2029 Aubrey Fire Department (non-emergency): 940-365-9785 Aubrey Independent School District: 416 Tisdell Lane, Aubrey, TX 76227 940-668-0060 Denton Independent School District: 1307 N. Locust St., Denton, TX 76201 940-369-0000 Aubrey Chamber of Commerce: 205 S. Main St., Aubrey, TX 76227 940-365-9781 www.aubreycoc.org

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Flower Mound pursues green initiatives QUICK FACTS Mayor: Tom Hayden Population: 68, 609 Town Hall: 972-874-6000 Town Council: 972-874-6070 Police Department: 972-539-0525 Lewisville Independent School District: 469-713-5200

By Randy Cummings For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Flower Mound is a master-planned community that proudly boasts of its pursuit of green initiatives to improve "community, nation and world" with its Go Green Flower Mound mission. Since 1999 when Flower Mound started its SMARTGrowth program, which is aimed at ensuring urban growth with negative effects on the environment, Flower Mound has strived to makes its community environmental friendly. Located just west of Lewisville in the heart of the DFW metroplex, Flower Mound is a town of 68,609 residents that regularly is included on various "best of" lists. It's been named by D Magazine as the No. 8-ranked best suburb in the DFW area

and CNN Money magazine placed it at No. 2 in its list of Best Places to Find a New Job. And for the past 20 years, Flower Mound has been named a Tree City, USA, by the Arbor Day Foundation. Flower Mounds boasts two nationallyrecognized golf courses in Tour 18 and Bridlewood Golf Club. The Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre offers a full season of plays and musical while the Flower Mound Chamber Orchestra is comprised of local volunteer musicians that offers concerts throughout the year. Located near two recreational lakes, Lewisville Lake and Lake Grapevine, Flower Mound also offers great shopping experiences and the opportunity to enjoy one of its many outstanding restaurants.

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Forest management priority in Hickory Creek By Jimmy Isbell

For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Hickory Creek is one of the fastest growing communities in the Denton area. Located 30 miles north of Dallas near Corinth, Hickory Creek is known for its commitment to effective forest management. Surrounded by parks, trails, subdivisions, family farms and boat ramps that lead to Lake Lewisville, Hickory Creek is a rural, but community-driven area that attracts locals and outsiders. Lake Dallas Independent School District serves the families of Hickory Creek.

QUICK FACTS Founded: Population: 3,247 (2010 census) Town Hall 940-497-2528 1075 Ronald Reagan Ave www.hickorycree-tx.gov Lake Dallas Independent School District 940-497-4039 104 Swisher Road, Lake Dallas, TX. 75065 www.ldisd.net Hickory Creek Police Department 940-498-2017 1075 Ronald Reagan Ave Police Chief: Roger Mangum www.hickorycree-tx.gov Lake Cities Chamber of Commerce 940-497-3097 3971 FM 2181 Corinth, TX. 76210 (inside Point Bank) www.lakecitieschamber.com

Acres of diverse landscape, including prairies, forests, wetlands, creeks, rivers, and seven hiking trails, totaling more than five miles, with free entrance

Connect with Nature Free workshops and volunteer opportunities An education center and community garden

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Highland Village is shopperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s paradise QUICK FACTS Mayor: Charlotte Wilcox Population: 15,995 City Secretary's Office: 972-899-5132 City Council: 972-899-5132 Police Department: 972-317-6551

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For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Another one of Denton's suburban neighbors to the south is Highland Village, a 5.5 square mile community located on the western side of Lewisville Lake with a projected population of 16,223. Highland Village is regularly included in D Magazine's annual listing of the top 10 suburbs and communities in the area and it's easy to see why with its high class shopping outlets, eateries and many neighborhoods boasting a variety of custom built homes. It also hosts the annual Highland Village Art Festival that showcases more than 30 artists work, demonstrations, live music and children art activities.

Initially born as one of the many DallasFort Worth suburbs to rise up after the creation of the DFW International Airport, Highland Village is so much more than a so-called bedroom community. In fact, it's evolved as a shoppers paradise, which one will quickly realize after a visit to The Shops at Highland Village. Located at 1701 Shoal Creek, The Shops at Highland Village offer a variety of activities as an upscale lifestyle center that includes 11 restaurants and 50 specialty shops. Highland Village is part of the Lewisville Independent School District with the 2014 average household income at $133,161 and the average home value listed at $320,150, according to the city's website, www.highlandvillage.org .

Justin hosts many community events By Randy Cummings

For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Located about halfway between Denton and Fort Worth, Justin has a small-town feel to it that lives up to its town motto of "Everything a Hometown Should Be." A community of 3,333, Justin rests 17 miles south of Denton just a short drive from the Texas Motor Speedway. It's also an easy 26 miles from the DFW International Airport and four major hospitals are within 15 minutes of Justin. Justin is part of the Northwest Independent School District and is also a short commute to nearby colleges and universities such as UNT and Texas Woman's University in Denton, Tarrant County College and TCU in Fort Worth and UT-Arlington in Arlington. While Justin may be small in terms of the number of residents, it's big on hosting events that annually bring the community a little closer together. In the last weekend of September the annual Justin Fun Days is held and followed in October by the Justin Fire Department's Fish Fry, an annual fund-raising event to purchase and upgrade equipment for the department that's been held every year since 1974. In December, the town's Old-Fashioned Christmas Celebration includes a fun parade through town for the family to enjoy.

QUICK FACTS Mayor: Greg Scott City Government Office 415 N. College Ave., Justin, TX 76247 940-648-2541 Police Department (non-emergency): 940-648-2911 Volunteer Fire Department (non-emergency): 940-648-2561 Northwest Independent School District: 817-215-0000 or 940-648-3224 Northwest Metroport Chamber of Commerce: 817-837-1000

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Krum’s location makes for easy commute By Jimmy Isbell For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Just a hop, skip, and a jump from Denton, Krum’s rural community has that country feel with a chance to experience Dallas and Fort Worth. An exit off of Interstate 35, Krum is known mainly for its spacious country living, prairie skies and rolling pastures. If you want to brush up on Krum’s history, stop by the Krum Heritage Museum. Since it was founded in 1886, Krum’s population has grown tenfold. According to the 2013 census, the population sits at 4,632. With five schools in Krum, many people who love that small-town country feel close to the Metroplex head to Krum. Krum Independent School District serves the area with Krum high school, Krum middle school, Blanche Dodd Intermediate, Hattie Dyer Elementary and the Early Education Center. After winning their first playoff game in 2014, the Krum football team surprised everyone in the Lone Star State with a run to the regional final, before losing to a familiar opponent in Celina. Krum’s softball team ended its season in dramatic fashion, playing a 16-inning playoff contest against Paris North Lamar.

QUICK FACTS Founded: 1886 Population: 4,632 Number of Schools: 5 City Hall 940-482-3491 146 W McCart St., Krum, TX. 76249 www.ci.krum.tx.us Krum ISD 940-482-2706 1200 Bobcat Blvd., Krum, TX. 76249 www.krumisd.net Krum Police Department 940-482-3171 146 W. McCart St., Krum, TX. 76249 Police Chief: Terry Hargis www.krumpolice.com

Did you know Denton has a Children’s Home? ~ 1 Emergency Shelter ages 5-17 years ~ 2 Residential Cottages ages 5-17 years ~ Single-Parent Family Duplexes ~ Sliding scale counseling and educational classes for the community

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Lake Dallas known for its community spirit By Jimmy Isbell

For the Denton Record-Chronicle

As the oldest of the four Lake Cities communities, Lake Dallas is a hot spot for anyone looking to move in the Denton area. Focused on small business growth and home development, Lake Dallas is ever growing in not only land development, but population as well. The population grew to 7,337 from 7,105 in 2010. The city is home to the Boys and Girls Club of North Central Texas. Lake Dallas partners each year with local businesses for events in the summer and the holiday season. With multiple parks, it is a family-friendly environment to live in. The community is served by the Lake Dallas Independent School District with five schools: Lake Dallas high school, Lake Dallas middle school, Lake Dallas elementary, Shady Shores elementary and Corinth elementary.

QUICK FACTS Founded: 1852 Population: 7,337 Number of Schools: 5 City Hall 940-497-2226 212 Main St. Lake Dallas, TX. 75605 www.lakedallas.com Lake Dallas Independent School District 940-497-4039 104 Swisher Rd. Lake Dallas, TX. 75605 Lake Dallas Police Department 940-497-2228 104 Swisher Rd. Lake Dallas, TX. 75605 www.lakedallas.com/policedepartment

Cultural arts abound in Lewisville By Randy Cummings

For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Lewisville, located down Interstate 35 at the midway point between Denton and Dallas, is the cornerstone community of what is known as the Lake Cities area -- an aptly named region since it surrounds Lake Lewisville. With the 29,000-acre Lake Lewisville offering everything outdoor enthusiasts could ask for, including boating, camping, fishing, swimming and bird watching, residents of Lewisville also have a multitude of festivals and other events to enjoy. The city's Western Days and Sounds of Lewisville Concert Series are two of the more popular, although the annual Red, White and Lewisville fireworks show always draws an impressive crowd as does the Best Little Brewfest in Texas, which offers tasty refreshments from more than 50 craft breweries. Lewisville's most recent census puts its population tipping out a little more than 100,000. The city offers plenty of top restaurants from which to choose and its nightlife provides additional options such as performances at the Medical Center of Lewisville Grand Theater, which "hosts regularly scheduled Broadway-style musicals, plays

QUICK FACTS Mayor: Rudy Durham Population: 101,074 City Hall: 972-219-3400 City Attorney: 972-219-5059 Lewisville Police/Fire departments (non-emergency): 972-219-3600 Lewisville Independent School District: 469-713-5200

and concerts present by local and traveling groups." Lewisville's school district has grown in proportion with the town itself and now serves more than 53,000 students with its 41 elementary, 15 middle and five high schools.

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BEST OF DENTON 2016 WINNERS Patio Winner: East Side Denton Runner-Up: Harvest House Honorable Mention: LSA Burger Co.

Pool Tables BARS & NIGHTLIFE Bar Winner: East Side Denton Runner-Up: Oak St Drafthouse and Cocktail Parlor Honorable Mention: LSA Burger Co.

AUTO Auto Dealership (New) Winner: James Wood Autopark Runner-Up: Bill Utter Ford Honorable Mention: Classic of Denton

Auto Dealership (Pre-owned) Winner: James Wood Autopark Runner-Up: Bill Utter Ford Honorable Mention: Classic of Denton

Auto Service / Repair Winner: Tommy’s Hi-Tech Auto Repair Runner-Up: James Wood Autopark Honorable Mention: Kwik Kar Denton

Car Wash Winner: The Wash Factory Runner-Up: Master Shine Wash & Detail Honorable Mention: Kwik Kar Denton

Oil Change Winner: Kwik Kar Denton Runner-Up: The Sticker Station Honorable Mention: James Wood Autopark

Paint and Body Shop Winner: Caliber Collision Runner-Up: James Wood Autopark Honorable Mention: Gene’s Paint & Body Shop

Bartending Staff Winner: East Side Denton Runner-Up: Oak St Drafthouse and Cocktail Parlor Honorable Mention: Harvest House

Winner: JR Pockets Runner-Up: Lucky Lou’s Honorable Mention: The Labb

Sports Bar Winner: Drunken Donkey Bar & Grill Runner-Up: Buffalo Wild Wings Honorable Mention: East Side Denton

Wine List Winner: Wine Squared Runner-Up: Hannah’s Off The Square Honorable Mention: Vigne Wine Shop

Massage Center / Spa Winner: Soma Massage Therapy Runner-Up: Essentials Day Spa Honorable Mention: Massage on the Square

Nail Salon Winner: Bella Salon & Spa Runner-Up: Deluxe Nails & Spa Honorable Mention: Envy Nail Spa

Specialty Services Winner: Lucky Locks Beauty Bar Runner-Up: Premiere Laser Centre Honorable Mention: BodyScaping Laser & Aesthetics

Tanning Salon Winner: Palm Beach Tan Runner-Up: Tantrum Airbrush Tanning, LLC. Honorable Mention: Planet Tan

Beer Selection Winner: East Side Denton Runner-Up: Oak St Drafthouse and Cocktail Parlor Honorable Mention: Drunken Donkey Bar & Grill

Drink Menu Winner: Paschall Bar Runner-Up: East Side Denton Honorable Mention: Mulberry Street Cantina

DENTON LIFE & FUN

Happy Hour Winner: Chuy’s Tex-Mex Runner-Up: Oak St. Drafthouse And Cocktail Parlor Honorable Mention: East Side Denton

Karaoke Night Winner: The Abbey Underground Runner-Up: Crossroads Bar Honorable Mention: Mable Peabody’s

Live Music Venue Winner: Dan’s Silverleaf Runner-Up: Harvest House Honorable Mention: LSA Burger Co.

Child Care BEAUTY Barber Shop Winner: The Bearded Lady Runner-Up: Campus Barber Shop Honorable Mention: Sport Clips

Hair Salon Winner: Salon LaPage Runner-Up: HeadRush Salon Honorable Mention: SoHo Salon

Winner: First United Methodist Church (Children’s Day Out / FunStop) Runner-Up: Wellspring Christian Academy Honorable Mention: First Baptist Child Development Center

Children’s Birthday Party Venues & Vendors Winner: Denton Parks and Recreation Water Works Park & Natatorium Runner-Up: Achievers Gymnastics Center Honorable Mention: PJ’s Party Supply

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Community Event

Cookie / Cupcake / Cake Shop

Winner: Arts & Jazz Festival Runner-Up: Denton Community Market Honorable Mention: North Texas Fair & Rodeo

Winner: Ravelin Bakery Runner-Up: Nothing Bundt Cakes Honorable Mention: Candy Haven

Dance Studio

Winner: Denton Dance Conservatory Runner-Up: Denton Ballet Academy Honorable Mention: A Time to Dance Studio

Gymnastics

Winner: Achievers Gymnastics Center Runner-Up: Denton Gymnastics Academy Honorable Mention: Thunder Extreme Athletics

Health & Fitness Club

Winner: Planet Fitness Runner-Up: North Lakes Recreation Center Honorable Mention: Brickhouse Gym

Live / Movie Theater

Winner: Denton Movie Tavern Runner-Up: Cinemark Honorable Mention: Denton Community Theatre

Martial Arts Studio

Winner: Reding Martial Arts Runner-Up: Denton Taekwondo Academy Honorable Mention: Denton Junior Optimist Judo Club

Place to Create Arts / Crafts

Winner: SCRAP Denton Runner-Up: Painting With a Twist Honorable Mention: Serendipity On The Square

Private / Group Music Lessons

Winner: Bonduris Music Runner-Up: UNT String Program Honorable Mention: The Ghost Note

Recreational Vehicles & Equipment

Winner: Cycle Center of Denton Runner-Up: McClain’s RV Superstore Honorable Mention: Camping World

Wedding Venue

Winner: TWU’s Little Chapel in the Woods Runner-Up: Wildwood Inn Honorable Mention: Ashton Gardens

Yoga Studio

Winner: Twisted Bodies Runner-Up: Karma Yoga Denton Honorable Mention: Denton Yoga Center

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Deli / Sub / Sandwich Shop

EATS Affordable

Winner: Fuzzy’s Taco Shop Runner-Up: Rooster’s Roadhouse Honorable Mention: Mr. Frosty’s

Asian

Winner: Mr. Chopsticks Runner-Up: Andaman Thai Restaurant Honorable Mention: Thai Square Denton

Barbecue

Winner: Bet The House BBQ Runner-Up: Rudy’s Country Store Honorable Mention: Rooster’s Roadhouse

Best Kept Secret Restaurant

Winner: Keiichi Japanese Restaurant Runner-Up: Seven Mile Cafe Honorable Mention: Giuseppe’s Italian Restaurant

Breakfast

Winner: Oldwest Cafe Runner-Up: Seven Mile Cafe Honorable Mention: Loco Cafe

Buffet

Winner: Chinatown Cafe Runner-Up: Buffet King Honorable Mention: Double Dave’s

Business Lunch

Winner: Hannah’s Off The Square Runner-Up: Greenhouse Restaurant & Bar Honorable Mention: Barley & Board

Candy Store

Winner: Atomic Candy Runner-Up: Candy Haven Honorable Mention: The Candy Store

Catering

Winner: The Chestnut Tree Runner-Up: Rudy’s Country Store and Bar-B-Q Honorable Mention: Metzler’s

Coffeehouse

Winner: Jupiter House Coffee Runner-Up: West Oak Coffee Bar Honorable Mention: Zera Coffee Company

Winner: Weinberger’s Deli Runner-Up: New York Sub-Hub Honorable Mention: Jimmy Johns

Donut Shop

Winner: Hypnotic Donuts Runner-Up: Teasley Donut Honorable Mention: Denton Donuts

Eats & Drinks on the Denton Square

Winner: LSA Burger Co. Runner-Up: Barley & Board Honorable Mention: The Abbey Inn Restaurant & Pub

Fine Dining

Winner: Hannah’s Off The Square Runner-Up: Barley & Board Honorable Mention: Keiichi Japanese Restaurant

Food Truck

Winner: The Waffle Wagon Runner-Up: The Pickled Carrot Honorable Mention: Bet The House BBQ

Frozen Treat

Winner: Beth Marie’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream & Soda Fountain Runner-Up: Mr. Frosty’s Honorable Mention: Yogurt Story

Hamburger

Winner: LSA Burger Co. Runner-Up: Denton County Independent Hamburger Honorable Mention: RG’s Burgers & Grill

Homestyle

Most Romantic Restaurant

Winner: Hannah’s Off The Square Runner-Up: Giuseppe’s Italian Restaurant Honorable Mention: Greenhouse Restaurant & Bar

New Restaurant Opened in 2015

Winner: Barley & Board Runner-Up: 940’s Kitchen & Cocktails Honorable Mention: Drunken Donkey Bar & Grill

Pizza

Winner: Mellow Mushroom Runner-Up: J&J’s Pizza Honorable Mention: Pizza Snob

Seafood

Winner: Hoochie’s Oyster House Runner-Up: Frilly’s Seafood Bayou Kitchen Honorable Mention: Dani Rae’s Gulf Coast Kitchen

Steak

Winner: Texas Roadhouse Runner-Up: Queenie’s Steakhouse Honorable Mention: Outback Steakhouse

Taco

Winner: Fuzzy’s Taco Shop Runner-Up: Rusty Taco Honorable Mention: Flatlanders Taco Company

Veggie Fare / Health Food

Winner: Cupboard Natural Foods & Cafe Runner-Up: The Bowllery Honorable Mention: Mr. Chopsticks

Wings

Winner: Wingstop Runner-Up: Buffalo Wild Wings Honorable Mention: BoomerJack’s Grill & Bar

Winner: Babe’s Chicken Dinner House Runner-Up: Oldwest Cafe Honorable Mention: Cartwright’s Ranch House

Italian

Winner: Guiseppe’s Italian Resturant Runner-Up: Luigi’s Pizza and Italian Restaurant Honorable Mention: Don Camillo Italian Cuisine

Mexican / Tex-Mex

Winner: Chuy’s Tex-Mex Runner-Up: El Matador Restaurant Honorable Mention: El Guapo’s

FOR THE HOME Carpet / Flooring Store

Winner: Smitty’s Floor Covering Runner-Up: Denton Lighting and Floors Honorable Mention: Carpets Plus Home Renovation Design Center

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Carpet Cleaning Winner: O’Bryan’s Carpet Cleaning, Inc. Runner-Up: Champion Carpet Cleaning Honorable Mention: Denton County Carpet Cleaning

Cleaning Service for the Home Winner: Maid in America Runner-Up: Molly Maid Honorable Mention: Maryson’s Cleaning Services

Electrical Winner: Denton Electric, Inc. Runner-Up: C & G Electric, Inc. Honorable Mention: Bunger Electric

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Roofing Winner: Denton Trinity Roofing Runner-Up: Texas Roof & Fence Honorable Mention: TriStar Quality Roofing

Specialty Services Winner: Carol’s Custom Draperies Runner-Up: Longhorn Solar Screens Honorable Mention: Stonemeyer Granite

Storage Facility Winner: Bell Avenue Self Storage Runner-Up: Golden Triangle Storage Honorable Mention: Texas 380 RV Storage & Camping

Fencing Winner: Texas Roof & Fence Runner-Up: Denton Fence Company Honorable Mention: Denton Fence and Tree Services

Heating & Air Conditioning Company Winner: Work Environmental Runner-Up: Strittmatters Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing, Inc. Honorable Mention: BCI Mechanical, Inc.

Home Furnishing Store Winner: Thomas’ Ethan Allen Runner-Up: Ruth’s Room Honorable Mention: Adams Furniture

Kitchen / Bath Remodeler Winner: TriStar Repair & Construction Runner-Up: Carpets Plus Home Renovation Design Center Honorable Mention: J&D Construction

Landscaping Service Winner: Frenchy’s Lawn and Tree Service Runner-Up: Meador Nursery Honorable Mention: Denton Lawn Sprinkler, Inc.

Nursery / Garden Center Winner: Calloway’s Nursery Runner-Up: Meador Nursery Honorable Mention: Dennis’ Farm Store

Plumbing Winner: Strittmatter Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing Runner-Up: BCI Mechanical, Inc. Honorable Mention: AM Plumbing

Pool Company Winner: Gohlke Pools Runner-Up: Leslie’s Swimming Pool Supplies Honorable Mention: Larsen Pools, LLC

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Hearing Care Winner: Denton Hearing Health Runner-Up: Connect Hearing Honorable Mention: Livingston Audiology & Hearing Aid Center

Home Health Winner: First Choice Home Health Runner-Up: Heaven at Home Care Honorable Mention: Accolade Home Care & Hospice

Medical Center Winner: Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton Runner-Up: Denton Regional Medical Center Honorable Mention: Baylor Surgicare at Denton

OB/GYN

HEALTHY LIVING Allergy Specialist Winner: North Texas Allergy & Asthma Center Runner-Up: Family Allergy and Asthma Care Honorable Mention: North Texas ENT and Allergy

Assisted Living Facility Winner: Good Samaritan Society Denton Village Runner-Up: Good Samaritan Society Lake Forest Village Honorable Mention: Willow Bend Assisted Living & Memory Care

Chiropractor / Clinic Winner: Spinal Decompression Center Runner-Up: DeHart Chiropractic Honorable Mention: The Joint

Dentist / Dentist Office Winner: Denton Smiles Runner-Up: Norman Pomerance, DDS Honorable Mention: Gaylen Fickey, DDS

Eyecare Winner: Total Eyecare Runner-Up: Advanced Eye Care Center Honorable Mention: Ragsdale Vision Center

Family Physician / Clinic Winner: Timothy McGuire, MD Runner-Up: Pedro E. Estorque Jr., M. D. Honorable Mention: The Family Doctors

Winner: Caring for Women Runner-Up: Alliance OB|GYN Specialists Honorable Mention: be. Women’s Health & Wellness

Pediatrician Winner: Cook Children’s Pediatrics North Denton Runner-Up: Cook Children’s Pediatrics South Denton Honorable Mention: Nuby Pediatrics

Pharmacy Winner: Community Pharmacy Runner-Up: Drug Emporium Honorable Mention: S&J Pharmacy & Gifts

Physical Therapist Winner: Denton Sports & Physical Therapy Center Runner-Up: D & D Sports Med Honorable Mention: Denton Orthopedic Therapy Center

PET Pet Boarding Winner: American Pet Spa and Resort Runner-Up: Windsong Kennels Honorable Mention: Lucky Dog Ranch

Pet Grooming Winner: Beau’s Bath House and Doggie Spa Runner-Up: Pampered Pooch Honorable Mention: Fish n’ Chirps Pet Center

Pet Rescue Organization Winner: Denton Animal Support Foundation Runner-Up: Linda McNatt Animal Care & Adoptions Honorable Mention: Denton Humane Society

Training Winner: On The Ball K9 Training LLC Runner-Up: CMC Dog Training Honorable Mention: Golden Triangle Dog Obedience Group

Veterinarian Winner: South Denton Animal Hospital Runner-Up: Southridge Animal Hospital Honorable Mention: Animal Hospital on Teasley Lane

Retirement Facility / Independent Living Winner: Good Samaritan Society Denton Village Runner-Up: Dogwood Estates Honorable Mention: Good Samaritan Society - Lake Forest

Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Winner: Good Samaritan Lake Forest Village Runner-Up: Denton Rehab & Nursing Center Honorable Mention: The Vintage Retirement & Healthcare Center

REAL ESTATE Apartment Complex Winner: Timberlinks at Denton Runner-Up: Victoria Station Apartments Honorable Mention: The Forum at Denton Station

Commercial Real Estate Company Winner: Keller Williams Realty Runner-Up: Scott Brown Commercial Honorable Mention: McKissack Realty Group

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Real Estate Agent

Winner: Chrissy Mallouf, Keller Williams Runner-Up: Cami Hobbs-Earhart Honorable Mention: Brad McKissack, McKissack Realty Group

Real Estate Brokerage

Winner: Keller Williams Realty Runner-Up: Ebby Halliday Honorable Mention: Real T Team

Real Estate Group/Team

Winner: McKissack Realty Group Runner-Up: Real Estate by Design, Keller Williams Honorable Mention: Real T Team

Real Estate Services

Winner: Little Guys Movers, Inc. Runner-Up: Arthur Surveying Co. Honorable Mention: KAZ Surveying

Title Company

Winner: Title Resources Runner-Up: Freedom Title Honorable Mention: Reunion Title

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Bed and Breakfast / Boutique Hotel

Winner: The Wildwood Inn Runner-Up: The Heritage Inns Honorable Mention: Old Irish Bed & Breakfast

Computer Service Repair

Winner: Geek on Wheels Runner-Up: Geek Squad Honorable Mention: Local Circuit

Dry Cleaning

Winner: Marky’s Dry Cleaners Runner-Up: Best 1 Hour Cleaners Honorable Mention: Zenith Dry Cleaners

Bail Bonds

Winner: Shawn Cagle - City Hall Bail Bonds Runner-Up: Webb’s Country Wide Bail Bonds Honorable Mention: Big Bubba’s Bailbonding Co.

Bank / Financial Institution

Winner: DATCU Runner-Up: PointBank Honorable Mention: NORTHSTAR BANK

Promotional Products

Winner: Groggy Dog Sportswear Runner-Up: Pan Ector Industries Honorable Mention: AlphaGraphics

Winner: VNA Ann’s Haven Runner-Up: Accolade Home Care and Hospice Honorable Mention: VITAS Healthcare

Hotel

Winner: BEST WESTERN PREMIER Crown Chase Inn & Suites Runner-Up: Courtyard By Mariott Honorable Mention: Hilton Garden Inn

Independent Insurance Agency

Winner: Ramey King Insurance Runner-Up: Tim Shoopman, State Farm Insurance Agent Honorable Mention: Hutcherson Insurance Services

Pest Control

Winner: Adams Exterminating Co. Runner-Up: Affordable Pest Control Honorable Mention: A Smart Pest Control

Jewelry Store

Winner: First People’s Jewelers Runner-Up: Nasr Bros Jewelers Honorable Mention: Sleeping Lizzards

Liquor Store

Winner: Total Wine & More Runner-Up: Midway Mart Honorable Mention: Paradise Liquors

Music / Movie / Gaming Store

Winner: Recycled Books Runner-Up: More Fun Comics and Games Honorable Mention: Movie Trading Co.

Resale Shop

Winner: Twice as Nice Resale Runner-Up: SCRAP Denton Honorable Mention: Denton Thrift

Specialty Store

Winner: Atomic Candy Runner-Up: Rose Costumes Honorable Mention: More Fun Comics and Games

Financial Planning

Winner: Edward Jones - Financial Advisor Kyle A. Nayfa Runner-Up: Grunden Financial Advisory, Inc. Honorable Mention: Stocker Woods Financial, Inc

Hospice Care

Attorney / Law Firm

Print / Copy Shop

Winner: Cooper’s Copies & Printing Runner-Up: AlphaGraphics Honorable Mention: ImPress Graphics

Event Venues & Vendors

Florist

Winner: Hayes, Berry, White & Vanzant, LLP Runner-Up: Minor & Jester, P.C. Honorable Mention: Sawko & Burroughs, P.C.

Winner: Eagleton Photography Runner-Up: Ed Steele Photography Honorable Mention: Timeless Images Photography

Winner: Center For Visual Arts Runner-Up: 5 Star Rental Honorable Mention: Buffalo Valley Event Center

Winner: Denton Florist Runner-Up: Flowergarden Honorable Mention: Holly’s Gardens and Florist

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SHOPPING Antique Store

Winner: Downtown Mini Mall I and II Runner-Up: Vintage Bleu Home Honorable Mention: The Antique Experience

Beer Store

Winner: Total Wine & More Runner-Up: Midway Mart Honorable Mention: The Bearded Monk

Book Store

Winner: Recycled Books Runner-Up: Barnes & Noble Honorable Mention: Mardel Christian & Education

Clothing Store

Winner: la di da Runner-Up: Palm Tree Boutique Honorable Mention: Small Fry Children’s Clothing

Gift Shop

Winner: Sleeping Lizzards Runner-Up: DIME Store Honorable Mention: Serendipity On The Square

Health Food Store

Winner: Cupboard Natural Foods and Cafe Runner-Up: Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage Honorable Mention: Drug Emporium

Sports Store

Winner: Denton Second Hand Sports Runner-Up: Denton Bicycle Center Honorable Mention: Sprockets Bicycle and Coffee Shop

Store on the Denton Square

Winner: Recycled Books Runner-Up: Atomic Candy Honorable Mention: More Fun Comics and Games

Thrift Store

Winner: Denton Thrift Runner-Up: Twice as Nice Resale Honorable Mention: Ruth’s Room

Vapor Shop

Winner: Vaporescence Runner-Up: Denton Vape Shoppe Honorable Mention: North Texas Vapor Shop

Vintage Shop

Winner: Downtown Mini Mall I and II Runner-Up: Rose Costumes Honorable Mention: Circa 77 Vintage

Western Wear Store

Winner: Weldon’s Western Wear Runner-Up: Foster’s Western Wear Honorable Mention: Smith Brothers

Wine Store

Winner: Total Wine and More Runner-Up: Wine Squared Honorable Mention: Metzler’s

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June 26, 2016

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Pilot Point mixes old with new By Jimmy Isbell For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Rich in history, Pilot Point is the oldest town in Denton County. However, its small-town feel doesn’t necessarily mean it’s where the cattle graze. Pilot Point’s shopping centers, top-flight medical facility and an upspring of residential lots has made Bearcat country a charming slice of the North Texas landscape. The city had a nickname prior to its establishment, “the Pilot’s Point” due to it being the highest point of elevation in the Denton area. Pilot Point is served by the Pilot Point Independent School District with four schools: Pilot Point high school, Pilot Point elementary, Pilot Point middle school and Pilot Point intermediate.

QUICK FACTS Founded: 1845 Population: 4,006 Number of Schools: 4 City Hall 940-686-2165 102 East Main St. Pilot Point, TX. 76258 www.cityofpilotpoint.org Pilot Point ISD 940-686-8700 829 South Harrison St. Pilot point, TX. 76258 www.pilotpointisd.com Pilot Point Police Department 940-686-2969 100 East Main St. Pilot Point, TX. 76258 Police Chief: Ric Sadler www.cityofpilotpoint.org Pilot Point Chamber of Commerce 940-686-5385 300 South Washington St. Pilot Point, TX. 76258 www.pilotpoint.org

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Ponder is a rural town about 10 miles southwest of Denton. Originally named Gerald by the local railroad community in the late 1880s, the town was renamed Ponder after W.A. Ponder, a well-known landowner and banker. A little known fact is fabled bank robbers Bonnie and Clyde attempted to rob Ponder State Bank, but realized the bank was no longer in business upon arrival. Ponder boasts a population of 1,458 as of the 2013 census. It was in the low 400s in 1990. Ponder Independent School District serves Ponder. There are two preschool academies, Lil Einstein’s Academy and Little Lions Learning Center. Ponder ISD is home to Ponder Elementary, Ponder Junior High and Ponder High. Known for its boys basketball program, the Lions have won five Class 2A state titles since 2001, including a three-peat from 2008-2010. Head Coach Jude Stanley led the Lions to a bi-district championship before being upset by Dallas Faith Family Academy 50-44. Senior guard Brady Anderson, a fouryear starter under Stanley, will continue his education and playing career at Texas A&M-Commerce.

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Outdoor activities abound in Sanger By Jimmy Isbell For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Founded in 1886, Sanger was a stop on the Santa Fe Railroad and was named after a family native to the town. In 1920, Sanger erected a state highway connecting itself to Dallas, but fell into a decline after the railway waned in the early 1900s. For outdoor lovers, Sanger is a great place to live. It is four miles wast of Lake Ray Roberts and is only 20 miles away from the Texas Motor Speedway. There are many recreational parks and youth sports organizations to participate in. Sanger is served by the Sanger Independent School District. There are two high schools: Sanger and Linda Tutt High School. Two middle schools: Sanger Middle School and Clear Creek Intermediate. The final two are Chisholm Trail and Butterfield Elementary Schools, which feed into a single sixth-grade campus.

QUICK FACTS Founded: 1886 Population: 7,415 (2013 census) Number of Schools: 7 City Hall 940-458-7930 502 Elm St., Sanger, TX. 76266 Sanger ISD 940-458-7438 601 Elm St., Sanger, TX. 76266 www.sangerisd.net Sanger Police Department 940-458-7444 Police Chief: Curtis Amyx www.sangertexas.org Sanger Area Chamber of Commerce 940-458-7702 300 Bolivar St., Sanger, TX. 76266 www.sangertexas.org

Shady Shores offers quiet lifestyle By Jimmy Isbell For the Denton Record-Chronicle

As one of four Lake Cities communities, Shady Shores is the smallest, covering just less than three square miles. The town does not have a stoplight, but has a large population for the small area (2,758). Shady Shores wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t officially established until 1960, considering it started to build homes in 1932. General fees, donations from the residents, business and franchise fees fund the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tax money, road repairs and police and fire departments. Served by the Denton and Lake Dallas Independent School District, Shady Shores is home to Stephens Elementary, Shady Shores Elementary and Bettye Myers middle school.

QUICK FACTS Founded: 1960 Population: 2,758 Number of Schools: 3 City Hall 9400-498-0044 101 South Shady Shores Road Shady Shores, TX. 76208 www.shady-shores.com Lake Dallas Independent School District 940-497-4039 104 Swisher Road, Lake Dallas, TX. 76210 Police Chief: Debra Walthall www.cityofcorinth.com Lake Dallas Chamber of Commerce 940-497-3097 3971 FM 2181, Corinth, TX. 76210 (inside PointBank) www.lakecitieschamber.com

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A-Style Limousine ................................................. 48

Denton Record-Chronicle ..................................... 49

Lone Star Indoor Sports ....................................... 31

Achievers Gymnastics Center .............................. 56

Denton Sewing Center .......................................... 15

Madden Portable Buildings .................................. 48

Advanced Eye Care............................................... 14

Denton Smiles Dentistry ....................................... 47

Matheny, Nora REALTOR® - Keller Williams Realty ... 13

Affordable Chiropractic......................................... 35

Denton State Supported Living Center .................. 6

McKissack Realty Group ...................................... 62

All American Painting & Remodel ........................ 48

Drug Emporium ..................................................... 22

Meador Nursery ..................................................... 21

Atomic Candy ........................................................ 53

Eye Care Associates of Denton............................ 47

Mellow Mushroom ................................................. 29

Bethlehem in Denton County ............................... 21

First State Bank ..................................................... 46

Miguelito’s Authentic Mexican Cuisine ................ 28

BCI Mechanical Inc ............................................... 77

First United Bank................................................... 23

Mulkey Mason Funeral Home ............................... 61

Bearded Monk ...............................................28 & 53

First United Methodist Church ............................. 24

Neu Boutique, The ................................................ 74

Best of Denton 2016 ........................................69-72

Fit-N-Wise Physical Therapy Clinic ...................... 42

Noles General Store .............................................. 53

Best Western PREMIER Crown Chase Inn & Suites ....... 29

Foster’s Western Wear ......................................... 26

North Central Texas College ................................ 27

Beth Marie’s Old Fashion Ice Cream ................... 53

Dr. Gary G. Taylor DDS ........................................... 6

Old Irish Bed and Breakfast ................................. 58

Bonduris Music ..................................................... 74

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Perennial Path Plant Farm .................................... 74

Brain Body Connection ......................................... 48

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Point Bank ............................................................. 37

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Golden Chick ......................................................... 30

Prairie House Restaurant ...................................... 29

C-Bar-T Properties ................................................ 48

Golden Triangle Mall ............................................. 79

Reece, Noel REALTOR® - Keller Williams Realty ........16

CBS Mechanical Services Inc .............................. 39

Good Samaritan Denton ....................................... 59

Ruth’s Room Thrift Store ...................................... 17

City of Denton Dyno Dirt ....................................... 64

Greenhouse Restaurant ........................................ 31

Seligmann, Karin REALTOR® - RE/MAX......................36

Classic Chrysler Jeep Dodge Mazda ................... 44

Guaranty Bank & Trust............................................ 3

Sleeping Lizzards .................................................. 30

Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center ................... 65

Hartwell’s Nursery ................................................. 17

Small Fry Children’s Clothing ............................... 56

Complete Foot and Ankle Care ............................ 33

Henderson Oil & Propane Co ............................... 13

Smitty’s Floor Covering ........................................ 55

Connect Hearing ................................................... 73

Huffines Kia Suburu .............................................. 54

Sonic Drive-In ........................................................ 30

Cumberland Presbyterian Children’s Home ........ 67

Immaculate Conception Catholic Church ............ 11

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DCTA ...................................................................... 38

It’s A Burger........................................................... 30

The RV Guys .......................................................... 48

DeBerry Funeral Directors .................................... 78

James Wood Autopark ........................................... 2

The Village Assisted Living & Memory Care ........ 57

Denton Chiropractic Center .................................. 16

Julies Jumpers ...................................................... 13

Trees, Inc ............................................................... 48

Denton Christian Preschool .................................. 19

Justin, City of......................................................... 58

Texas Woman’s University ................................... 60

Denton Community Band ..................................... 63

Kwik Kar Denton. .................................................. 10

UNT College of Fine Arts ...................................... 41

Denton Dance Conservatory ................................ 17

Law Office of Sharon K. Lowry............................. 22

Weight Loss Specialists of North Texas .............. 40

Denton Funeral Home ............................................. 8

Life Credit Union ................................................... 45

Weinberger’s Deli of Denton................................. 28

Denton Hearing Health Care ................................ 43

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Denton ISD Communications & Community Relations .. 18

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