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WELCOME INSIDE A PUBLICATION OF THE DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE Where to fnd fun List of local festivals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 8-9 The Arts Find out what Denton offers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 10, 12 Transportation Denton now offers commuter train service . . . . . Pages 19-20 Student life TAMS students find home away from home . . . . Pages 24-25 Student Baptist Ministry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 28, 31-32 Top employers Who are the large employers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 51 Education Area public and private schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 53-54 Religion Places of worship in the area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 62-63 Eating out Dining in Denton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 65, 67, 71

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Blast from the past From the Past...

By Jason Priest

For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Whether searching for taffy or nostalgic knick-knacks, Atomic Candy fills Dentonite’s sweet cravings. Nestled between More Fun Comics and Chestnut Tree at the corner of West Hickory and Locust, you might find storeowner Tim Loyd enjoying his favorite candies; Cowtales or Napoleon Sours.

The new candy shop on the Square opened in December of last year. Tim Loyd, owner of Atomic, is not the average candy man. A former Mercedes mechanic of 20 years with plans to open his own repair shop, Loyd said he had always wanted to own his own company and would eventually get to do something.

Little did he know his life would change after making a joke to a friend who owned a popcorn shop.

“I told him I had money saved up and I jokingly asked him if he would sell me his popcorn business. He wouldn’t sell me his shop but he would teach me the trade,” Loyd said.

With his friend’s mentorship and the saved money, Mom and Popcorn came to life in downtown McKinney. Machines were bought, the process was learned and Loyd started producing gourmet popcorn in-store. He decided to add nostalgic candy brands because he felt it a better fit.

He has since moved the shop to the Denton Square.

Atomic is creating good foot traffic for the downtown square and keeping things busy, said Julie Glover, Economic Development Program Administrator for Denton. She said he is a seasoned store owner and is doing very well at staying on top of it.

“It appeals to a lot of the market. It’s aimed at high school and college that think it’s cool and the baby boomers who remember the candies from childhood,” said Glover. “It has a different target audience than usual.”

His new candy shop is a vintage blast from the sweet tooth past featuring 192 candy dispensers and bins full of bulk candy, four refrigerators stocked with 160 different sodas including 35 different bottles of root beer, displays filled with a variety of wrapped candy as well as shelves piled with assorted trinkets and gag gifts.

Loyd puts in a lot of work researching and sampling candies before he sells them to

the public.

Loyd said he used to just drive through Denton and never really stopped to look around until it was suggested by a friend when he was hunting a location for his future business.

“Denton is a gold mine,” said Loyd about his new found home. “It’s more than just a college town, it’s a melting pot.

I live here … all my money is in Denton.”

Loyd and Atomic Candy had a warm welcome from other businesses on the Square despite the long presence of The Candy Store. Loyd said he respects their business and tries to avoid stepping on any toes by trying to stay away from chocolates.

Loyd has been investing a lot of time into his new shop. He works Monday through Saturday from open until close and is still there after hours, going over product orders, stocking inventory or working on a new display. His girlfriend has been helping when available and recently started full time.

Although not everyone has a sweet tooth, almost everyone can relate to certain candies from their childhood. Loyd enjoys the vocal customers who are excited about seeing candy from their hometown or from when they were a kid and watching them leave with a smile.

“Candy covers all age groups,” said Loyd. “It triggers a part in the brain that remembers when life was simple.”

“I love all the choices that they have here. It’s a good price and I can try a little bit of everything,” said sophomore Matt Hackler as he perused the pleasure dispensing bins that lined the wall.

As he surveyed the assortments of candy dispensers, he filled his bag with a variety of gummy, sour, sweet and chocolate treats. “This place is perfect when I get my fat kid candy cravings,” said Hackler.

Loyd said he enjoys the retro nostalgic styling and is a self-proclaimed sucker for auctions, garage sales and Craigslist. He has an eye for things that will make people stop and look. Some of the standouts are the old card catalog, mail sorter, chicken coop and hardware store nail bin he stripped and painted to hold a variety of sweet water taffy. “[The retro styling] is obviously working for him,” said Glover. “I think he really used unusual items in a creative way.”

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FESTIVALS Staff report Nothing brings people together like a good party. The promise of food, drink, music and plenty of sun is a sure way to bring the masses out in droves.

Festivals are a big part of the Denton community. Ask someone who lives here and they’ll probably tell you about at least one of more than a dozen festivals they’re particularly excited about.

The festival season in Denton gets rolling in April with the Arts & Jazz Festival.

But if you’re not particularly artsy and jazz doesn’t really do it for you, Denton has an abundance of other festivals to suit your tastes. Whether you’re a car fanatic or an antique collector, Denton’s got a festival for you.

It’s the uniqueness of Denton’s festivals that keeps them in the public eye, not just here but across the country. Visitors come from all over to take in the sights and sounds of a diverse community that even has a festival catered to dogs.

“The reality is that each event is unique in some way and reflects the ambience of a community and the culture and diversity of the people in that community,” said Kim Dillon of the Denton Convention & Visitor Bureau. “The festivals in Denton are high profile because they are quality events; people have gotten used to them coming around each year and they look forward to their favorite event.”

May and June - Thursday Night Twilight Tunes Concert Series. Local musicians perform every Thursday evening from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on the lawn of the historic Denton County Courthouse on the Square, 110 W. Hickory, near the corner of Oak and Elm Streets. Free.

May through October - Acoustic Lawn Jam. An open acoustic jam session for musicians of all levels. Come to listen or bring your fiddle, spoons or your best singing voice to join in the fun. Every Saturday morning from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. weather permitting, on the Courthouse lawn on the Hickory Street side of the Square. Free.

June - Dog Days of Denton Celebration. Take your best friend out for a day of pooch-filled fun, with “Glam-Fur” shots of your furry friend, paw readers, dog parade, pet tricks, live entertainment and many vendors.

Quakertown Park next to the Civic

Center at 321 E. McKinney St. Free.

June through September - Denton County Farmers Market. Local farmers sell fresh, seasonal vegetables and fruits every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to noon or sellout, at 420 W. Sycamore, which is the corner of Carroll Blvd. & Sycamore.

June through September - Salad Days: Flower, Vegetable and Garden Show.

Local growers will be awarded prizes for fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers.

At Bayless-Selby House Museum parking lot at the corner of Mulberry Street and Carroll Boulevard.

September - Arts, Antiques & Autos Extravaganza. Juried fine arts and crafts booths, Attic Treasure and Sports Memorabilia Appraisals, Classic Car Show, live painting performances, special Kid Zone and festival foods make this event fun for the entire family. Find that special object, have a family heirloom appraised, enjoy strolling entertainment or check out the dream machines lining the historic downtown square. Around the Courthouse. Free.

December - Wassail Fest during the Holiday Lighting Festival. A traditional holiday lighting of the Christmas tree at the Courthouse. Live entertainment, wagon rides with Santa, wassail tasting at participating merchants and crafts for kids. Free.

Other local events April — Annual Denton Redbud Festival. In observance of Arbor Day, this free festival, hosted by Keep Denton Beautiful, Inc., features a home and garden show with emphasis on native and adapted plants and trees, and ‘green’ technologies. The event boasts 60+ vendors, local entertainment, festival foods, environmental education booths, and a Kids Zone. For more information, e-mail aimee@kdb.org.

March and April — Texas Storytelling Festival. World-class storytellers gather in Denton Quakertown Park to tell stories and teach others why it’s important for us to do the same — and to listen. The fourday festival features folklore, ghost tales, workshops and much more. For more information, visit www.tejasstorytelling.com.

April —North Texas Book Festival at the Center for Visual Arts in Denton.

This free festival brings authors and

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books together to raise money for libraries and literacy programs in North Texas. It features a book sale, silent auction, author talks and children’s story times.

For information, visit www.NTBF.org April — Arts & Jazz Festival. This free, three-day event is held in the heart of the city at Quakertown Park. More than 2,200 performers and artists on six stages, fine arts and crafts, children’s art activities and food. This annual event takes place on the last full weekend in April. Proceeds from concession booths benefit the arts in a community where arts and music are nurtured at every level, every day. For more information, visit www.dentonjazzfest.com/.

May — Cinco De Mayo. This cultural festival centered around Quakertown Park kicks off with a morning parade.

Activities include live bands, concession stands, picnic areas and fun for all. For information, visit www.dentoncinco.org.

June — Juneteenth. The celebration

starts with a mayoral proclamation.

Events include a Miss Juneteenth Pageant, live band, a parade, softball and basketball tournaments, a barbecue cookoff and games for the entire family.

Located at Fred Moore Park, Bradshaw and East Prairie streets. Visit http://www.dentonjuneteenth.org/ for more information.

July — Fourth of July Jubilee. Events include the Liberty Fun Run at the North Lakes Park at 7 a.m., official City of Denton Fourth of July Parade at 9 a.m. aroundthe square, a free children’s carnival, food, live entertainment, a horseshoe tournament and more. Located at Quakertown Park, formerly Civic Center Park, 321 E. McKinney St. Call (940) 349-PARK for more information about the event.

August — North Texas State Fair.

Nightly concerts, rodeo and lots of family fun at the North Texas State Fairgrounds, 2217 N. Carroll Blvd., Denton. For information, call 940-387-2632.

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September — Fiesta-on-the-Square.

On the courthouse lawn, performances including University of North Texas Mariachi Aguilas, Texas Woman’s University International Folklórico Company, the ballet folklórico from Woodrow Wilson Elementary School and much, much more. Exhibit, Historic Hispanic Families of Denton County in Courthouse-on-the-Square Museum, and Art Exhibit by Visual Arts Society of Texas, first floor hallway of the courthouse. Food and information booths. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Free, handicapped accessible. For further information, contact www.dentoncounty.com/chos or 940-349-2850.

October - Wine Festival. Features sample wines from all over the world, raffles, food from local restaurants, and live music - all in front of Denton’s Wine?, located on the square. Visit www.winetimeswine.com or call 940-384-9463 for more information.

Outside Denton County March — North Texas Irish Festival:

Largest Celtic festival in the Southwest features bagpipes aplenty, with traditional, contemporary and pop music; traditional dancing; cultural booths; wandering musicians; Scottish clan village; and Urchin Street Faire. Fair Park, Dallas. For more information about the festival, call 214-821-4173 or visit www.ntif.org May — Asian Festival: Largest Asian heritage celebration in North Texas, this event features local dance and music groups performing traditional routines, martial arts, sumo demonstrations, kids activities and, of course, Asian food. For location or other information, call 972241-8250 or visit www.gdaacc.com May — National Polka Festival: Threeday event, around for more than 40 years, this festival celebrates Czech and Slovak heritage with parade, polka bands and dancing, traditional costumes, arts and crafts booths and ethnic food. Memorial Day weekend. In Ennis. For more information about the festival, call 972-8784748 or visit www.nationalpolkafestival.com

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THE ARTS Music Whatever your musical taste, Denton satisfies. The University of North Texas College of Music sets the pace for Denton and beyond, and Texas Woman’s University doesn’t disappoint either.

Jazz is Denton’s forte, thanks to UNT. The university also feeds the community a steady supply of musical events as diverse as jazz, opera, symphonic music, experimental computer music, ethnic percussion, and early music.

Downtown Denton is the pulse point for indie music, popsters, hipsters and even ambient music devotees.

For a complete schedule of events at the College of Music, go to http://www.music.unt.edu/events during the school year. To learn what TWU has, go to http://www.twu.edu/soa.

Denton Bach Society The Denton Bach Society, now in its fourth decade, sponsors the Denton Bach Choir, an auditioned community chorus for classical music of all eras. With UNT professor Henry Gibbons as music direc-

tor, the concert season includes major works with orchestra, a cappella repertoire, and lighter holiday selections. The Society holds an annual Competition for Young Musicians, for high school students in the region, and sponsors an Oktoberfest in the fall. Information is available at www.dentonbach.com.

Denton Community Band The Denton Community Band is open to adult wind and percussion players in the Denton area. Rehearsals are on Thursday evenings from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Band Hall at Strickland Middle School, 314 E. Windsor, Denton. Concerts include events at Halloween and Christmas in addition to Spring and other performances at many venues in the area including the Civic Center and the Quakertown Park Amphitheater in Denton. The DCB Jazz Ensemble performs at several venues throughout the year including the Arts and Jazz Fest in April. For rehearsal and performance information, contact Carol Lynn Mizell, Conductor, at 940-387-6918 or e-mail cmizell@dentonisd.org. You can also visit

the Denton Community Band web site at www.dentoncommunityband.org for more information.

tion for productions. Call 940-382-1915 or go to www.dentoncommunitytheatre. com for more information.

Denton Community Chorus For locals who love to sing, the Denton Community Chorus is just the ticket.

Under the direction of Denton High School choral director Mark Baker, the chorus performs everything from popular to classical music. The group does not require auditions. Visitwww.dentoncommunitychorus.org for more information.

Greater Denton Arts Council The Greater Denton Arts Council, 400 E. Hickory, formed in 1970 and strives to improve the artistic quality of Denton. It operates the Center for the Visual Arts. It is funded through private contributions and membership.

Call 940-382-2787 or visit www.dentonarts.com/index.html.

Denton Community Theatre This company is Denton’s longest-running community theater, now in its 38th season of productions. The company stages about eight shows each year, both plays and musicals.

Volunteer opportunities: Volunteers are used in all aspects of front-of-house, backstage and on-stage operations.

Directors receive a stipend.

Opportunities for children: DCT has a children’s theater program – DCT Theatre School. Children are also invited to audi-

Music Theatre of Denton Music Theatre of Denton has evolved over 24 seasons, from being a light opera group featuring the works of Gilbert & Sullivan to being a risk-taking company that has produced more contemporary musicals. The company stages three main stage productions including two musical FUNdraisers and numerous free concerts, including performing at Denton Arts and Jazz Festival, Denton Parks and See THE ARTS on Page 12

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The Arts Recreation’s Starrise series and the annual Holiday Lighting Festival. The company also takes educational programs into the public schools, and caroling groups perform during the Christmas season.

The company is run by a governing board and production board and supported by members, contributors, and grantors.

Volunteer opportunities: the casts and crews of productions are all volunteers, from ushers to the concession stand.

Memberships are available for yearly contributions ranging from the $15 “understudy� level to the $1000 “producer� level.

Season subscriptions are available.

Opportunities for children: Music Theatre of Denton welcomes children to audition for shows that offer children’s roles.

Call 940-381-3562 or e-mail musictheatre.ofdenton@verizon.net. You can also visit www.musictheatreofdenton.com.

Denton City Contemporary Ballet Denton’s local ballet company operated for years as DancExpress, but renamed itself to better reflect its identity. The company’s choreography respects the formality of ballet, but embraces contemporary movement and music. An affiliate of Denton Dance Conservatory, Denton City Contemporary Ballet produces emergent and professional dancers on stage together. The performance titled “Collage Dance Festival� has been a tradition for the company, as has it annual production of “A Gift for Emma,� a holiday fantasy for all ages. The Ballet company also stages new choreography by lauded regional and national choreographers.

Volunteer Opportunities: The company is governed by a volunteer board of directors as well as a Production committee of approximately 16 members; all productions are mounted by volunteers.

Opportunities for children: Open auditions are held for participation in the company’s annual “Gift for Emma� holiday production. These auditions are open to the public. For more information, call 940-383-2623.

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The Festival Ballet of North Central Texas This company, fed by Hugh Nini’s Denton Ballet Academy, is responsible for the annual production of The Nutcracker at Margo Jones Performance Hall on the TWU campus.

Students from local dance schools are also invited to audition on August 23rd for placement in the production.

Principal guest artists, Alexandra Kozmer and Levente Bajari, from the Hungarian National Ballet round out the cast. Tickets for the award-winning production sell quickly each December and may be purchased by visiting www.festivalballet.net.

Volunteer opportunities: Almost all dancers are volunteers who audition each fall for the winter production. Volunteers are also needed for the production in costuming, scenery set-up and all aspects of production organization. The company is lead by a volunteer board.

Opportunities for children: Children are invited to audition each fall for the production, with roles available for boys

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The Arts located in the Radio, Television, Film and Performing Arts building on the UNT campus. Season ticket subscriptions are available. Call the box office at 940-5652428 or go to www.danceandtheatre.unt. edu.

Texas Woman’s University The university’s School of the Arts (SOA) consists of three departments: Dance, Visual Arts, and Music & Drama with a combined enrollment exceeding 500. Among its numerous distinctions, SOA is widely known for its music therapy program and is one of only three universities in the USA offering a PhD in Dance program. The School of the Arts offers a year-round schedule of public recitals, concerts, theater productions, visual arts exhibitions and public lectures, many of which are free. For more information, call the Office of the Coordinator for the Arts 940-898-3721 or visit

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Visual Arts Society of Texas The Visual Arts Society of Texas is an organization of artists and community members from the Denton and DFW area dedicated to creating and celebrating the visual arts. Activities include monthly meetings at the Center for the Visual Arts with demonstrations/lectures by guest artists, workshops, critique groups, three annual juried exhibitions: national, regional, and members-only. Other features include an annual fundraiser honoring a distinguished artist with a gala and exhibition, bi-annual studio tours, monthly newsletter, Vision, and a calendar featuring members’ art. Visit us on the web at www.VASTarts.org.

Fight Boy Theatre Its motto is to bring “new theatre to Denton.” Call 817-675-5674 or visit http://fightboytheatre.webs.com/.

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Former Dallas Cowboy gives back to communities

By Allison Miller

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Standing six feet tall in his worn cowboy boots, Walt Garrison, former Dallas Cowboy and rodeo star, welcomes friends and family into his log cabin with a tip of his hat and a deep, southern “howdy.”

With a nickname like “The Cowboy’s Cowboy,” his southern twang and fitted jeans with a permanent indentation of a Copenhagen ring in the back pocket are no surprise. Take a walk to his back room where four walls guard his woodworking shop or step outside of the log cabin and wander through the 32 acres of land surrounding the Argyle home. About 10 roping steer and eight horses — two of which belong to his grandsons — wander about.

An arena for his practice sits in front of the gravel drive lined with a few smokers and grills for his cookouts and his horse trailers.

While some celebrities shield their homes from others with gates and security systems, Garrison has found a practical use for his. The arena in Garrison’s front yard has been home to the Bill Robinson

Memorial Rodeo for more than 20 years.

The first year, the rodeo took place at Smith Brothers in Denton. There was one scholarship of about $200 awarded.

“It started out as just a roping to remember Bill,” Garrison said.

“Everything was donated. We didn’t have any expenses.”

The following year, the rodeo was held at an arena across the road from Garrison’s home. By the third year, the building of his home was complete and it was the new home of the rodeo. Many people donated their time and concessions and the money raised was put toward the 11 Bill Robinson Memorial Scholarships of which two are academic and nine are athletic. Coors has donated 40 to 50 cases of beer each year since the beginning of the rodeo.

“It was a pleasure to donate to such a great cause,” said Coors marketing manager Marvin Branch. “[Garrison] is such a nice individual. I thought it was outSee GARRISON on Page 17

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Walt Garrison hosts the annual Bill Robinson Memorial Rodeo in Argyle.

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Garrison standing, it was just the right thing to do.”

Garrison also has a softer, more artistic side.

Walking into his home, eyes are immediately drawn to the large, southern-style chandelier hanging from the tall ceiling above the living room coffee table.

Each surrounding wall is made of beautifully crafted logs; some with detailed carvings created by Garrison.

Aside from the enormous collection of knives sitting on the table in the entryway, he has a few stored out in his shop. But the knives are not a demonstration of his southern upbringing.

They are used to whittle little statues, toys, trinkets and flowers from chunks of wood.

Four large bookshelves can be found around the house cluttered with his creations as well as a shop full of complete and in-the-works pieces: some painted, some burned and some untouched.

His comedy is just another one of his hidden treats, every conversation riddled with puns.

Many of the little wooden creations are

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a symbol of the humor Garrison finds in life.

Garrison even uses his downtime dur-

ing his retirement to contribute.

When he is not out roping or going to physical therapy for his torn rotator cuff, he can be found whittling his creations into masterpieces.

He does not sell them for a profit, but he does use them for charitable purposes, he said, including many things that he sends to Oklahoma State University for their silent and live auctions. Garrison said the last whittling he sent sold for $3,900.

OSU Vice President Gary Clark spoke highly of Garrison.

Clark worked with the football team during his freshman year at OSU, Garrison’s senior year.

“I was in awe of him right off the bat,”

he said. Clark always enjoyed Garrison’s “self deprecating humor.”

Now the vice president of university relations and an alumnus of OSU, Clark has had the opportunity to work with Garrison and his charitable contributions.

“As the old saying goes, if you ever have to be stuck in a fox hole with someone, he’s the one you want to be with,” he said.

“He’s somebody that’s always going to do more than his share. He is a genuine, exceptional guy.”

It is an honor to do things for OSU, Garrison says, because everything he has is because of his time there.

Fame and fortune have changed his life and, from that, he has affected the lives of many.

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A-train key part of UNT student’s day

By Katie Engstrom

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It’s 7 a.m. Monday. Everyone’s favorite time of the week.

Ara Andonian wakes up to the sound of a beeping digital fire alarm. Although not a morning person, he drags himself out of bed and dresses in the clothes he laid out the night before.

He skips breakfast at home, hoping to have time to grab a bagel at school for a dollar. He jumps in his car and heads to Hebron Station, and hops aboard the 8:03 a.m. A-train to make it to his 9 a.m. class.

He settles in among dozens of fellow passengers on the fairly antiquated, but still functional, Budd Rail Diesel Car that was built sometime between 1949 and 1962.

This is not Grand Central Station, and there is no morning bustle like that of the New York subway where morning passengers clamber over one another like a plague of locusts.

Andonian is a typical North Texas native. He grew up in Carrollton, and now

attends college at the University of North Texas in Denton. The junior, who is a Radio, Television and Film major, has attended UNT since fall 2011.

He gets up in the morning and gets ready for school, just like most of more than 33,000 of his peers. He has found a more economical way to get to class.

The 27-mile distance between his front door in Carrollton and the UNT campus creates a veritable nightmare for anyone who’s ever traversed Interstate 35E. A trip that should take about 20 to 30 minutes can take anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour or more, Andonian said.

His solution: the A-train, which opened on June 20, 2011, and allows passengers to travel from its DART Trinity Mills station in Carrollton to the Downtown Denton Transit Center, running along I35E. The train was determined by the Denton County Transportation Authority to be the most cost-friendly and efficient solution to Denton county’s population growth concerns. Andonian says it only See A-TRAIN on Page 20

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A-train takes him about 35 minutes each way.

Stemming from a formal Alternatives Analysis study conducted in 2004-2005, plans to break ground on the train’s six stations commenced in May of 2005.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau report in 2010, Denton County’s population was 662,614, a 53 percent increase from 2000. By comparison, Texas’ population increased 20.6 percent in that 10 year period.

Dee Leggett, vice president of communications and planning for DCTA, said that the anticipated population growth facing Denton County was a significant factor in their decision to build the train.

Andonian says that although he has the option of driving his car to school, he instead chooses the train due to the rising cost of gas.

“Even though driving…would free me of planning my day around bus and train schedules, gas can easily run up to $10 to $14 per day depending on its price,” he says. “Not to mention the cost and hassle of parking (at UNT).”

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A-train is $175, “which is a really great deal,” he says.

Leggett says that along with population concerns, pollution, traffic and access to health care facilities were also factors in DCTA’s decision to build the train. In addition, she says, the planned expansion of I-35E helped spur its implementation.

While the DCTA looks to expand the Atrain, Leggett says that it will have to find funding partners before going beyond current cities.

For now, she says that the DCTA’s goals are to focus on current investments like A-train and bus services in Denton, Lewisville and Highland Village.

In 2011, the American Public Transportation Association determined that an average of 1,500 people ride the A-Train on an average weekday.

Andonian says he’s not really surprised that more people haven’t done the math on the savings the A-train could bring them.

“People generally don’t look into other things unless someone else they know directly tells them about it,” he says, also noting that since the train only runs in the mornings and evenings, it might not be convenient for everyone.

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He walks in the front door of his house 20 minutes later, and slings his backpack

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By Julia Tsai For the Denton Record-Chronicle

Students scurry to class or linger with friends past a trophy case near their dorm’s entrance. Golden eagles, winged humans and genie lamps stand atop miniature towers erected in tribute to the winners’ achievements. They’re a familiar sight to the students. Likewise, the attention they receive in the press is no surprise. They’ve reached finals and semifinals in nationwide competitions such as the Siemens-Westinghouse Science and Technology Competition.

The University of North Texas’s Green Light to Greatness billboards along Interstate 35-E attest to their fame, displaying the faces of several Barry M. Goldwater scholars. One student beat contestants from Columbia, Stanford and Vanderbilt universities on Jeopardy!’s College Championship this year.

In UNT, they’re known as TAMSters, or just TAMS students – short for the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science. In this two-year program, high-achieving

Texas students forgo their last two years of high school to take college courses and engage in research.

Their academic and competition successes come at personal expense. They must leave behind family, friends and classmates two years earlier than most high school graduates and live in McConnell Hall, or the TAMS dorm, on the UNT campus.

Many have to learn to cope with failure or study hard for the first time in their lives. But they aren’t alone. Together, the TAMS students endure hardships and help each other survive – and have fun – while in the program.

Sometimes they do prefer to be at home because they miss Mom’s cooking and their friends, said Dr. Patrick Turnock, the TAMS academic psychologist.

Once a month, the dorm would close on a weekend. Residents get the chance to return home, although they can also do so on any weekend, after filling out paperwork. A few from from El Paso and Odessa would stay with the host family of

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Being so young and smart, they do face some college jesting. TAMS students have drawn fire from fellow school mates on the UNT Meme Facebook page. In comments and in memes – pictures accompanied by a slogan – they’ve been called annoying, nerds, Asian, anti-social. One February post escalated into an online war, in which the students, with some

help from their college peers, fought to defend themselves from disparaging remarks. TAMS students also retaliated with its own meme page as a parody of the UNT version.

“I think it’s like teasing your little brother or sister,” Turnock said.

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TAMS who click the Like button of the so-called anti-TAMS memes are from TAMS students, said Anne Base, a TAMS junior. No need to get serious when they’re just jokes.

Like normal high school students, they get to enjoy prom, club activities and volunteering. They can perform in musicals in Academy Players, write articles for ION TAMS newspaper and build up community service hours through HOPE – Helping Other People Everywhere.

“It’s more fun here than back in high school,” senior Janani Sundaresan said. “I don’t have to ask my parents to drive me to clubs and events.”

In what used to be the dorm’s cafeteria, which still retains the name ‘Mac Cafe,’ students lounge, chat, snack, study, play and even sleep. Members of a robotics team were found sleeping on the floor one morning, their robot half finished. One guy dozed off with a wrench in his hand.

On a normal day, a few students sit at their own table and stare at their laptops, their earbuds plugged in. Two occupy a couch and discuss a paper together.

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Hall Director Candice Graning can be found at the front desk, where students often meet with each other and hang out with the building’s staff. Out of three dorms she has worked in so far, McConnell Hall is the best.

“I couldn’t ask for a better job,” she said, after noting how the residents take care of the building and of each other. She keeps in contact with them. Although they part ways after graduation from TAMS, the connection remains. Alumni keep in contact and plan a 20th class reunion in July.

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By Julia Tsai For the Denton Record-Chronicle

The night air buzzes with the plucking of electric and acoustic guitars, the booming of drums and the singing of worship lyrics: “Yahweh, Yahweh, we love to sing your name, oh Lord!”

The human chest vibrates with the cadence. Bodies sway, eyes close, arms rise and heads tilt upward.

A young man shouldering a blue backpack joins the crowd and begins nodding his head to the beat. Others walk past and wonder at the rare sight, an outdoor event hosted by the Baptist Student Ministry at the University of North Texas.

Before it began, the worship leaders summed up the reason for the event with a prayer: May God’s name be made famous in this campus.

The BSM usually holds its Thursday worship services in its modest, one-story, low-roof brick building directly across from the University Union. Sometimes it features a guest speaker.

This particular early-April night concludes one of ministry’s many major out-

reaches during the school year.

In 72 Hours of Prayer, a tent is set up in the exact spot where the concert later plays.

Small sheets of paper dangle from a few clotheslines. On each are written names and prayer requests, taken from a plastic jar labeled “Need a Prayer?” A couple more posters repeat the call.

One girl notices a sign and approaches the table.

“I’m pressed for time, but I really need this,” the girl says, her voice shaking, eyes watering, hand holding a phone to her ear.

Not secluded to its Christian niche, the BSM welcomes anyone of any faith, philosophy and nationality into the Baptist Student Center.

Members and visitors bond through various activities and food. And the ministry expands beyond the building’s walls.

In the hour leading up to the outdoor worship, plastic-gloved hands dumped cigarette butts, paper and plastic bits and stray foam peanuts into trash bags.

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The 72 Hours of Prayer tent is dismantled to make way for a night-time worship service near UNT’s Library Mall. posters that announced prayer offers to anyone on campus.

“Living the Christian life is not an on/off switch,” said Chelsea Turner, a

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Ministry always being watched. They’re supposed to be light in the world. They shine in her life as well. Fellow BSM friends hang out in the dorm room she recently moved into, watching “Fantastic Mr. Fox” on a 19-inch TV. Several of them helped haul up Turner’s belongings to the third floor, after she sprained her ankle. On her desk sits a laptop, on which she edited clips of 72 Hours of Prayer and of BSM member’s testimonies as part of the video ministry.

Turner found out about the BSM through its First Flight Week event in late-August. There she met her mentor Amanda Ratheal, a UNT alumna and one of two BSM campus missionaries, whose jobs are to connect with students and share their faith.

Ratheal has also fostered relationships with other students. She invited an international student from Hong Kong, to stay in her home in Amarillo for the winter break.

No matter the charitable deed, she guards against boasting herself.

“I’m a Christian because I follow Christ, not because I do good things,” she said.

She still confesses her downfalls and failures to fellow believers and to college students. Being a leader means being willing to share both good and bad experiences.

BSM Director Stephanie Gates said Christians do fail, constantly. Because of flaws like selfishness, pride and anger,

The Baptist Student Ministry has other ways to connect with students with food.

Local church members bring in meat and vegetable lasagnas, salad and garlic bread for a free lunch Wednesdays, they need Jesus to restore their relationship with God. When someone asks why Christians don’t do what they preach, she believes that’s a time to apologize and explain who Jesus is and why they need Him every day.

Like Ratheal, fellow campus missionary Randy McSwain eats out with students, mostly international students who aren’t of the Christian faith.

He said he can recognize at least 115 of them but not all their names, so he sometimes cheats by checking Facebook or just asks them again. He said he loves each person.

Once, an international student called him at midnight because her friend was drunk and asked him to pick them up.

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Ministry connect with students with food.

Local church members bring in meat and vegetable lasagnas, salad and garlic bread for a Wednesday free lunch.

They cater chili – with and without beans, white rice, shredded cheese, sour cream, Fritos, fudge brownies and vanilla ice cream for a Friday dinner during what’s called WorldLife.

It invites international students to conclude their school week with food, chats and Bible study with BSM regulars.

A blend of accents fills the air: Chinese, Nigerian, Indian, French, Georgian, Pakistani, Korean, Brazilian, Texan.

One Wednesday afternoon, standing under the sun in the long line that snaked out of the BSM’s front doors was worth the wait. Donna Lumpkins served the shredded lettuce and cheese, standing behind a pan of the remaining taco meat.

She and her congregation of First Baptist Church of Argyle catered on the UNT campus for the first time this April.

She laments that going to church isn’t on the top priority of many students.

According to the Baptist General

Convention of Texas website, 70 percent of high school graduates stop attending church.

Lumpkins’ pastor, Brad Elsom, takes a short break from cleaning and packing up. He smiles at what the church has done for the students. “We wanna let ‘em know God loves ‘em.”

On a normal day, refuge-seekers study, surf the Internet, take naps, play pingpong and chess, give each other an occasional piggyback ride, refresh themselves with drinks, pray together, and talk about life and Jesus.

They reminisce on kayaking in Manitoba on a high school trip and pulling three all-nighters in a row for a school project.

One remembered walking around school with a makeshift dragon tattoo because some eleventh grade classmates wanted to play Connect the Dots on her freckled arm. The Baptist Student Center also serves as a rest stop for bus drivers who shuttle UNT students and personnel across campus all day.

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Two volunteers meditate beside the 72 Hours of Prayer tent.

Denton Baptist students first gathered in a cornfield since 1890 before they moved into homes that served as student centers.

More than half a century later, the Baptist General Convention of Texas, which represents at least 5,000 Baptist churches, built and still owns the BSM center that

now stands. The building will give way to a new structure once the funds have been raised. It will continue fostering believers and welcoming non-believers through its Wednesday free lunches, Thursday worship and Bible study, and Friday WorldLife.

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Krum resident works to save past for next generations

By Michael Hutchins For the Denton Record-Chronicle

KRUM — The sound of footsteps clatter through the old building that once served as Krum’s only bank, years after it gave up that life. The brass teller cages, antique wooden signs, and bank vault all remain, but have been given a new purpose. The building now serves as the home of the Krum Heritage Museum.

Today, instead of being visited by a crowd of adults eager to make deposits and withdrawals, a group of excited third graders have come to get a taste of Krum’s 125year past.

The children spread out across the building like kids in a candy store rather than a museum, eager to see the old photos on the walls, the flat-screen television hanging nearby that shows movies about the city’s past, a scale model of the town circa 1940, the crank record player, and the box baby grand piano. The children avoid the vintage, sawdust-stuffed dolls that sleep in a crib that had been passed down for generations because of the

strange expressions and half-closed glass eyes.

Della Davis, the 70-year-old mind behind the Krum Heritage Museum, feels a tug on her sleeve as she takes a moment to rest her bones at the worn front desk of the museum. Della looks down at the boy with a bright smile, ready to answer any question he might have.

“Miss Della, how did the people carry those phones in their pockets,” he asks, pointing to one of the vintage wooden crank phones leaning against the wall.

While Krum has been around for over 100 years, the majority of the population has lived in the community for less than a decade. As Krum moves away from its past as a ranching and agricultural center, its identity is shifting away from these industries, becoming what some have called a “bedroom community” where people spend little time in the city itself.

As the city is reborn in a new form, much like the bank building, the heritage and history of the community risks being for-

gotten as the population gradually loses its ties to the past.

Della is not quite sure why she started collecting the trinkets that would later make up the museum pieces. However, she can still remember starting her collection at the age of 16 in 1958. Her first piece was an old steel box of vintage glass negatives from a local photographer who was moving out. The negatives showed Krum at the turn of the twentieth century, with the images straight out of the old west with wooden storefronts, horsedrawn carriages, and dirt roads that flooded with a heavy rain. The photos continue up until the 1930s, showing the transition from the horse and carriage to the Model T and the growth of Krum.

Despite not knowing why she started, Della knows why she continues to work into her retirement.

“I do this now for my kids, for all of the kids,” said Davis. “I want them to know the history of their home.”

In the 54 years since she began, her col-

lection has grown to a massive collection of photo albums, obituaries, newspaper articles, school yearbooks and local business letters along with other trinkets and relics from estate sales as members of the community passed away. These days, many people simply donate pieces ranging from dresses to flour sacks when the time comes to clear a home. Janice Callarman, a volunteer at the museum, jokes that Della would sometimes get annoyed if someone cleared out a home without letting her know first.

The museum opened in 2010 when the bank and the other buildings in the complex were donated to the Krum Historical Society, the city of Krum and the Krum Police Department. The museum kept the original bank teller cages and restored them to their previous shine, while the vault serves as an impromptu office and safe house for some of the museum’s more fragile pieces like Della’s glass negatives.

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History “We know we are not the only museum with teller cages,” says Janice. “But we laugh when they ask where we found ours.”

The museum is funded by donations and fundraising by the Krum Society for Historical Preservation, to which Della belongs. Many of the officers, such as Janice, give up their Saturdays to volunteer at the museum and give their take on the history of the city. To push the money as far as she can, Della cuts costs where she can. While working during the week, she will often give up air conditioning and florescent lighting in exchange for free natural lighting through the museum’s front glass windows. Della has been trying to educate the newer residents of Krum, starting at a young age. She has worked with Bonnie Barthold, a third grade teacher in Krum, to make local history a part of the curriculum. Barthold was one of only a few teachers to include local history as a part of their lessons.

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invited the students to visit the museum each year around May. Many times, the children will return to the museum, bringing their parents with them.

Della has a special collection, among the other documents in the museum.

While it does not tell the history of the town, it carries a special meaning to Della.

In a folder tucked away in the front desk, Della keeps every thank you letter she has received from the third graders. While the art is different on each, with the student’s favorite part of the museum, the same message is scrawled in multi-colored pencil: “Thank you.”

Della’s most prized piece is the personal diary of Hattie Dyer, a teacher who was a center for the community for over 30 years. The diary describes Hattie’s trip across North America in the late 1920s.

Hattie wrote on her visits to Upstate New York, Niagara Falls, Cuba, and Florida.

Hattie described Florida as large and completely empty.

“If she could go back on that trip, she’d find a lot of things have changed since back then,” Della said.

Della feels a connection to Hattie, as she was her teacher in elementary school.

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and the school system.

Janice Callarman enjoys the model town, but cannot help but critique some of the inaccuracies in the layout.

“It isn’t very accurate. These windmills were not here, and these houses were a bit further down,” she says, pointing to the three extra windmills in the diorama.

She remembers that the town only had one windmill on the main road in town.

As a child in the 1940’s she used to explore the town, memorizing the features. Included in the museum are photos dating back to the 1900s, a railroad switch and rafter from the long extinct Santa Fe rail depot that created the city, sickles, scythes, and cattle yolks from when Krum was one of the biggest grain and livestock producers in the state, and finally basketball trophies from Krum’s recent history as a powerhouse in AA division sports.

With the donations of photos, part of Della’s work becomes piecing together the tattered pictures into a full picture of the community from one generation to the next. One mystery that Della is investigating to this day is a picture of a family outside one of the houses in the town. The house sports two front doors which stand perpendicular to each other, meeting at

the bottoms of two twin sets of steps at the ground level with potted plants sitting at the base. “We think this might be the Lang house,” she said. “But anyone who would know is gone.”

Many times Della will spend some evenings driving down the well-traveled and familiar streets of her home trying to match clues from the photos to current locations, but decades of wear and repair make the job impossible in some cases.

“The places I knew as a kid are gone,” she said. “I mean, the building is there but the name and the face have changed.”

The museum itself is hoping to expand into the second floor of the building.

“History establishes identity, so the history of a town determines its identity,” said Dr. Mike Campbell, chief historian with the Texas State Historical Association. “If the people do not know what their town has been, they do not know what it is now, and they have less of a basis for knowing what they should try to do next for their town.”

Despite this, she isn’t worried about the future of the museum she helped create.

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HIGHER EDUCATION Higher-education opportunities abound in the Denton area, with two state universities and a community college campus, each specializing in different disciplines. Residents can find everything from undergraduate and graduate degree programs to continuing-education courses.

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The TWU system comprises the main campus in Denton, the T. Boone Pickens Institute of Health Sciences-Dallas Center in the Southwestern Medical District and the TWU Institute of Health Sciences Houston Center.

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The three-story, 75,000-square-foot facility, opened in 2000, can accommodate 6,000 students. NCTC also serves Cooke and Montague counties, with its main campus in Gainesville. And it recently opened a new campus in Flower Mound.

Enrollment on all of its campuses totals nearly 10,000 students.

Students attend courses at NCTC to complete freshman- and sophomore-level work before transferring to a four-year facility. Other students complete associate of applied sciences degrees and enter the workforce as nurses, surgical technologists, computer network engineers and other positions.

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2. Denton Regional Medical Center, 3535 S. Interstate 35E. 940-384-3535. www.dentonregional.com.

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Employees: 850.

3. Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton, 3000 N. Interstate 35. 940-898-7000. www.dentonhospital.com.

Health care. Employees: 800.

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5. Sally Beauty Supply, 3001 Colorado Blvd. 940-898-7500. w w w. s a l l y b e a u t y. c o m .

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6. Anderson Merchandisers, 2900 Airport Road. 940-3808200. www.andersonmerchandisers.com. Distribution company. Employees: 450.

7. James Wood Auto Park, 3906 S. Interstate 35E. 940591-9663. www.jameswood.com New and used car sales, parts and service, body shop.

Employees: 280.

8. Senior Care Health and Rehabilitation Center Denton, 2244 Brinker Road, 940-3206300. http://www.seniorcarecentersltc.com. Health care.

Employees: 200.

9. Morrison Milling, 319 E. Prairie St. 940-387-6111.

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Electrical wire. Employees: 196.

11. Denton Rehabilitation & Nursing Center, 2229 N. Carroll Blvd. 940-387-8508. www.dentonrehab.com. Long-term care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation services. Employees: 180.

12. Wells Fargo, 101 S. Locust St. 940-382-5421. www.wellsfargo.com. Banking. Employees: 175.

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Employees: 1,441.

4. Denton State School, 3980 State School Road, 940-8910342, www.dads.state.tx.us.

Employees: 1,400.

5. City of Denton, 215 E. McKinney St., 940-349-8200, w w w. c i t y o f d e n t o n . c o m .

Employees: 1,319.

6. FEMA – Texas National Processing Service Center, 3900 Karina Lane, 940-891-8500, www.fema.gov. Employees: 300 constant with up to 1,100.

7. Texas Woman’s University, 304 Administration Drive, 940898-2000, www.twu.edu.

Employees: 855.

8. Denton County MHMR Center, 2519 Scripture Street, 940-381-5000, http://www.dentonmhmr.org. Employees: 302.

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EDUCATION Local Denton ISD — 1307 N. Locust St., Denton TX 76201, 940369-0000

Region Argyle ISD — 800 Eagle Drive, Argyle, TX 76226, 940464-7241 Aubrey ISD — 415 Tisdell Lane, Aubrey, TX 76227, 940668-0060 Krum ISD — 1200 Bobcat Blvd., Krum, TX 76249, 940482-6000 Lake Dallas ISD — 315 E. Hundley, Lake Dallas, TX 75065, 940-497-4039 Pilot Point ISD — 829 S. Harrison, Pilot Point, TX 76258, 940-686-8700

Ponder ISD —400 W. Bailey St., Ponder, TX 76259, 940479-8200 Sanger ISD — P.O. Box 2399, 601 Elm St., Sanger, TX 76266, 940-458-7438

High Schools Denton High School — 1007 N. Fulton St., 940-369-2000 Guyer High School — 7501 Teasley Lane, 940-369-1000 Ryan High School — 5101 E. McKinney Ave., 940-369-3000 Fred Moore High School — 815 Crosstimbers, 940-3694000

709 Congress St., 940-3692400 Crownover Middle School — 1901 Creekside Drive, Corinth, 940-369-4700 McMath Middle School — 1900 Jason Drive, 940-3693300 Navo Middle School – 1701 Navo Road, Aubrey, 972-3477500 Strickland Middle School — 324 E. Windsor Drive, 940-3694200 Harpool Middle School — 9601 Stacee Lane, Argyle, 940369-1700

Calhoun Middle School —

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Evers Park Elementary School — 3300 Evers Parkway, 940369-2600

Eugenia Porter Rayzor Elementary School — 377 Rayzor Road, Argyle, 940-3694100

Ginnings Elementary School — 2525 Yellowstone, 940-3692700 Hawk Elementary School — 2300 Oakmont, Corinth, 940369-1800 Hodge Elementary School — 3900 Grant Parkway, 940-3692800 Houston Elementary School — 3100 Teasley Lane, 940-3692900 Lee Elementary School — 800 Mack Place, 940-369-3500

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EDUCATION Wayne Stuart Ryan Elementary School — 201 W. Ryan Road, 940-369-4600 Wilson Elementary School — 1306 Windsor Drive, 940-3694500 Ann Windle School for Young Children — 901 Audra Lane, 940-369-3900 Blanton Elementary — 9501 Stacee Lane, Argyle, 940-3690700 Olive Stephens Elementary — 133 Garza Road, Shady Shores, 940-369-0800

1300 E. Pecan Creek Circle, 940-321-7338 Countryside Montessori — 610 Dallas Drive, 940-483-1133 Denton Calvary Academy — 1910 E. University Drive, 940320-1944 Eaglecrest Christian Academy -- 2810 North Locust Street, 940 484-5411 The Education Center – 4420 Country Club Road, 940-3831972

Private Schools

Fasterra Group – 803 Old Justin Road, Argyle, 940-2405800

Community School — 2046 Scripture St., 940-382-3216

Hilltop Montessori School – 1014 N. Elm St., 940-387-0578

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Catholic School - 2301 Bonnie Brae St., 940-381-1155 Liberty Christian School — 1301 S. U.S. Highway 377, Argyle, 940-294-2000

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COMMUNITIES Argyle

2012 pop. est.: 3,250

2012 pop. est.: 2,110

2012 pop. est.: 3,350

1075 Ronald Reagan Ave.

1400 FM407

506 N. Highway 377

Hickory Creek, TX 75065

P.O. Box 729

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940-497-2528

Northlake, TX 76247

Argyle, TX 76226

www.hickorycreek-tx.gov

940-648-3290 www.town.northlake.tx.us

940-464-7273 www.argyletx.com

Highland Village 2012 pop. est.: 15,330

Oak Point

Aubrey

1000 Highland Village Road

2012 pop. est.: 2,820

2012 pop. est.: 2,610

Highland Village, TX 75077

100 Naylor Road

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Aubrey, TX 76227

www.highlandvillage.org

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940-440-9343 http://www.ci.aubrey.tx.us

Justin 2012 pop. est.: 3,250

Pilot Point

Bartonville

415 N. College Ave.

2012 pop. est.: 3,870

2012 pop. est.: 1,590

P.O. Box 129

102 E. Main St.

1941 E. Jeter Road

Justin, TX 76247

P.O. Box 457

Bartonville, TX 76226

940-648-2541

Pilot Point, TX 76258

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www.townofbartonville.com Krum Corinth

2012 pop. est.: 4,310

Ponder

2012 pop. est.: 20,380

146 W. McCart St.

2012 pop. est.: 1,410

3300 Corinth Parkway

P.O. Box 217

405 Shaffner St.

Corinth, TX 76208

Krum, TX 76249

P.O. Box 297

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Ponder, TX 76259

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Cross Roads

Lake Dallas

2012 pop. est.: 1,580

2012 pop. est.: 7,130

Roanoke

1401 FM424

212 Main St.

2012 pop. est.: 6,320

Cross Roads, TX 76227

P.O. Box 368

108 S. Oak St.

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Denton 2012 pop. est.: 115,810

Lewisville

Sanger

215 E. McKinney St.

2012 pop. est.: 96,000

2012 pop. est.: 6,970

Denton, TX 76201

151 W. Church St.

201 Bolivar St.

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Lewisville, TX 75057

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Lincoln Park

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320 Waketon

2000 census pop.: 517

2012 pop. est.: 2,620

Double Oak, TX 75077

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2012 pop. est.: 28,230

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RELIGION Alliance Church of Christ, 1290 FM 407, Northlake. Call 940-648-2888 Anna Street Church of Christ, 1720 Anna St. Call 940-384-9833 or visit www.dentonchurchofchrist.org.

Antioch Christian Fellowship, 2020 Post Oak Drive, Corinth. Call 940-498-3325 or visit www.godsgotablessing.com.

Argyle Church of Christ, 118 FM407 E., Argyle. Call 940-464-3177 or visit www.argylechurchofchrist.org.

Argyle United Methodist Church, 9033 Ft. Worth Drive. Call 940-464-1333 or visit www.argyleumc.org.

Asbury United Methodist Church, 117 Hercules Lane. Call 940-387-6487.

Aubrey First Baptist Church, 201 N. Cherry St., Aubrey. Call 940-365-2445 or visit www.aubreyfbc.org.

Aubrey First United Methodist, 113 W. Plum St., Aubrey. Call 940-365-3024.

Baptist Student Center UNT, 1132 Union Circle. Call 940-387-6331.

Bell Avenue Campus of Gateway, 2401 North Bell Ave. Call 940-382-9367 or visit http://www.gatewayunitedbaptist.org.

Blue Mound United Methodist Church, 8421 N. Interstate 35. Call 940-382-0825 or visit www.bluemoundumc.com.

Bolivar Baptist Church, 6690 FM455 W., Sanger. Call 940-458-3082.

Bridge Church, 801 North Texas Blvd, Ste. 450.

Call 940-735-2080 Calvary Baptist Church, 125 N. Jefferson St., Pilot Point. Call 940-686-2274 or visit www.calvarypilotpoint.com.

Calvary Chapel, 1001 N. Masch Branch Road.

Call 940-380-0005 Calvary United Pentecostal Church, 805 E. Sherman Drive. Call 940-383-8113 or visit http://www.calvaryupcdenton.org.

Catholic Campus Center, 1303 Eagle Drive.

Call 940-566-0004 or visit http://eaglecatholics.org.

Center Point Baptist Church, 201 Mission St. Call 940-382-5678.

Central Baptist Church, 2221 N. Carroll Blvd.

Call 940-382-6969 or visit http://www.cbcdenton.com.

Christ the Great Shepherd Church, 4799 Belz Road, Sanger. Call 940-458-4769 or visit http://ctgssanger.org.

Christ the Servant Lutheran, 2121 E. University Drive. Call 940-387-1984 or visit http://ctslutheran-denton.org.

Christian Campus Center, 1305 W Oak St. Call 940-566-0625 Christian Center Assembly of God, 113 Britton St., Krum. Call 940-482-6585 or visit www.krumchristiancenter.org.

Church at Lantana, 731 George St., Lantana.

Call 940-725-1515.

Church in Denton, 411 Thomas St. Call 940387-6393 or visit www.churchindenton.org/.

Church of Christ, 504 Carlisle Drive, Lake Dallas. Call 940-497-5510 or visit www.tcoc.net.

Church of Christ, 411 Simmons St. Call 940387-5622.

Church of Christ, 3015 Maynard Road, Hickory Creek. Call 940-321-3960 Church of Christ, 403 S Welch St. Call 940382-5052 or visit www.dentoncoc.org.

Church of Christ-Sanger, 400 Locust St., Sanger. Call 940-458-3145.

Church of Corinth, 3201 Tower Ridge Drive, Corinth. Call 940-321-0488 or visit www.thechurchofcorinth.org.

Church of God, 2525 Stella St. Call 940-3822084.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1100 W. Mulberry St. Call 940-387-8882.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 107 Whispering Trails Street, Argyle. Call 940240-1107 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 2521 Great Bear Lane. Call 940-387-1554 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 2233 Stone Gate Drive. Call 940-243-5355 Cooper Creek Baptist Church, 4582 Fishtrap Road. Call 940-383-1015 or visit www.coopercreek.org.

Cooper Creek United Methodist Church, 5209 Mingo Road. Call 940-565-9070.

Cornerstone Pentecostal Church, 1210

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County Line Baptist Church, 512 E. Walcott, Pilot Point. Call 940-686-2098.

Covenant Church Crossroads, 8690 Liberty Road, Cross Roads. Call 940-365-1395 or visit www.covenantchurch.org.

Covenant Fellowship, 625 S. Denton Road, Lake Dallas. Call 940-497-2512 or visit www.cfld.org.

Cross Timbers Community Church, 1119 S. U.S. Highway 377, Argyle. Call 940-240-5100 or visit dnn.crosstimberschurch.org.

Denton Baptist Temple, 610 N. I-35E. Call 940382-3797.

Denton Bible Church, 2300 E. University Drive.

Call 940-297-6700 or visit www.dentonbible.org.

Denton Chinese Church, 409 Fulton St. Call 940-898-1511 or visit http://www.bibledcc.org.

Denton Institute, 1100 W. Mulberry St. Call 940-898-1122 or visit www.ldsces.org/.

Denton Korean Baptist Church, 2810 N. Locust St. Call 940-383-1555.

Denton Texas Assembly Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, 14542 U.S. Highway 380 W., Krum.

Call 940-482-3200 or visit www.watch-

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Divine Nature Church, 6987 FM 455 West, Sanger. Call 940-458-3150.

Eagle Pointe Community Church, 1310 Lindsey St. Call 940-382-3246 or visit www.eaglepointechurch.net.

Eastside Church Of Christ, 2109 Shawnee St. Call 940-382-3351.

Faith Assembly Church, 700 N. Harmon, Aubrey. Call 940-365-9360.

Faith Harvest Church, 202 Cook St., Argyle.

Call 940-294-6470 Faith Tabernacle, 1101 Audra Lane. Call 940-

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Faith United Methodist Church, 6060 Teasley Lane. Call 940-535-2267 or visit www.tryfaith.org.

Fellowship at the Ranch, 111 E. University Drive, No. 105-259. Call 940-230-3090 or visit www.fellowshipattheranch.com.

Fifth Street Church of Christ, 5th Street, Krum.

Call 940-482-6763.

First Assembly of God, 2227 N. Carroll Blvd.

Call 940-382-6391.

First Assembly of God, 603 S. Morrison St., Pilot Point. Call 940-686-0067.

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First Assembly of God Church, 103 Freese Drive, Sanger. Call 940-458-7376.

First Baptist Church, 307 S. Denton Drive, Lake Dallas. Call 940-497-1795 or visit www.fbcld.com.

First Baptist Church, 5021 U.S. Highway 377 S., Aubrey. Call 940-365-2445.

First Baptist Church, 12 Gregg Road, Krum.

Call 940-482-3417 or visit www.newlifefbc.com.

First Baptist Church, 708 S 5th St., Sanger. For more information, call 940-458-7416 or visit www.fbcsanger.com/.

First Baptist Church Spanish Mission, 713 S. 5th St., Sanger. Call 940-458-7416.

First Baptist Church-Argyle, 414 U.S. Highway 377 N., Argyle. Call 940-464-7224 or visit www.firstargyle.org/.

First Baptist Church Corinth, 3033 Meadowview Drive, Corinth. Call 940-321-5672 or visit www.fbccorinth.org.

First Baptist Church of Ponder, 101 S. FM156, Ponder. Call 940-479-2455 or visit www.fbcponder.org.

First Christian Church, 1203 Fulton St. Call 940-566-4990 or visit www.fccdenton.org/.

First Church of Christ, 402 Texas St. Call 940387-1827 or visit www.christiansciencetexas.org/directory.html.

First Church of the Nazarene, 1210 Duncan St. Call 940-243-7837 or visit www.dentonnazarene.org.

First Cumberland Presbyterian, 1424 Stuart Road. Call 940-387-6811 or visit www.dentoncpc.org.

First Mexican Baptist Church, 1731 Stuart Road. Call 940-382-7491 or visit www.pibdenton.com.

First Presbyterian Church, 1114 W. University Drive. Call 940-387-3894 or visit www.fpcdenton.org.

First United Methodist Church, 217 S. Church St., Pilot Point. Call 940-686-2338.

First United Methodist Church, 115 N 5th St., Sanger. Call 940-458-7423.

First United Methodist Church, 201 S. Locust St. Call 940-382-5478.

Friendship Church, 3813 W. University Drive.

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RELIGION Call 940-566-1410 or visit www.fcdenton.com.

Full Gospel Church, 209 Mockingbird Lane.

Call 940-382-1822.

Galilee Baptist Church, 300 E. Willow St., Sanger. Call 940-458-4370.

Gateway United Baptist Church, 2401 N. Bell Ave. Call 940-387-7111 or visit www.gatewayunitedbaptist.org.

Glory of Zion Outreach, 1104 Dallas Drive, Ste. 360. Call 940-382-1166 Grace Bible Church, 311 N. 4th St., Sanger.

Call 940-458-4355.

Grace Evangelical Society, 100 W. Oak St. Call 940-565-0000 or visit www.faithalone.org/.

GracePointe Baptist Church, 3000 E. McKinney St. Call 940-323-1036 or visit makingitrelevant.com.

Gribble Springs Baptist Church, 6933 FM2164, Sanger. Call 940-458-3274 or visit www.gribblesprings.com.

Harvest Church, 2104 Vintage Drive. Call 940321-1557 or visit http://theharvestchurch.net.

Harvest Metropolitan Community Church, 725 N. Elm St., Ste. 18. Call 940-484-6159 or visit http://harvestmcc.org.

Heritage Fellowship, 725 N. Elm St., No. 18.

Call 940-343-1346 or visit www.heritagedfw.com/.

Hickory Creek Baptist Church, 5724 Teasley Lane. Call 940-484-2091 or visit www.hcbconline.com.

Highland Baptist Church, 600 Thomas St. Call 940-387-1745 or visit www.hbc-denton.org.

Hilltop Assembly of God Church, 819 W. Sherman Drive, Aubrey. Call 940-365-2456.

Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2550 Post Oak Drive, Corinth. Call 940-497-4753 or visit www.hlct.net.

Hope Fellowship Church, 919 S Carroll Blvd., No. 200. Call 940-898-8681 or visit www.hopefc.org.

Iglesia Sobre La Roca, 1100 Oakwood Dr. Call 940-387-5144 Immaculate Conception Catholic, 2255 N. Bonnie Brae St. Call 940-565-1770 or visit www.iccdenton.org.

Islamic Society of Denton, 1105 Greenlee St.

Call 940-484-1871 Kingdom Hall of Jehovahâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Witnesses Lake Cities, 610 W.Windsor Drive. Call 940-387-2866 or visit www.watchtower.org.

Journey Church, 3003 Clay Trail, Corinth. Call 940-498-2498 or visit www.churchonajourney.com/.

Krum United Methodist Church, 1001 E. McCart St, Krum. Call 940-482-3482 or visit www.thekrumchurch.com./.

Lake Cities United Methodist, 300 E. Hundley Drive, Lake Dallas. Call 940-321-6100 or visit www.lakecitiesumc.org.

Lake Shore Baptist Church, 276 E. Hundley Drive, Lake Dallas. Call 940-497-2219 or visit http://lakeshorebaptistchurch.org.

Landmark Baptist Church, 403 Walnut St., Sanger. Call 940-458-3451 Lantana Community Fellowship, 2200 E. Jeter, Bartonville. Call 817-224-9200 or visit www.lcfnaz.org.

Lifeline Church, 2686 Old Alton Road. Call 940-465-1685 or visit http://lifelinechurch.net.

Lifegate Church, 3350 Deerwood Parkway. Call 940-382-8500 or visit www.mylifegate.org.

Maranatha Baptist Church, 1301 Audra Lane.

Call 940-382-8294.

McKenna Park Congregation, 610 W. Windsor Drive. Call 940-381-3592.

Memorial Baptist Church, 4663 E. McKinney St. Call 940-387-2014 or visit www.mbcdenton.com.

Midway Baptist Church, 9540 U.S. Highway 377 S., Pilot Point. Call 940-365-9312 or visit www.midwaychurch.org.

Midway Church of Christ, 8413 N. I-35. Call 940-383-8280.

Mission Templo Bethel, 3105 Heather Lane.

Call 940-382-0425 Morse Street Baptist Church, 921 Morse St. Call 940-320-5364 or visit http://msbcdenton.com/.

Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, 1111 Wilson St. Call 940-808-0729.

Mt. Pilgrim C.M.E. Church, 339 Robertson St. Call 940-387-5452 or visit www.mtpilgrimcme.org.

New Creation Fellowship, 1025 Maple St. Call 940-565-0099.

New Hope Baptist Church, 5800 S. Highway 377, Aubrey. Call 940-365-2542 or visit http://newhopeaubrey.com.

New Life Church, 1350 Milam Road E., Sanger.

Call 940-458-3310 or visit http://new lifedenton.org.

New Life Church-Shady Shores, 300 Meadowlark Lane. Call 940-321-9205.

New Life Worship Center, 11010 Highway 377, Pilot Point. Call 940-686-9999.

Northpoint Church of Christ, 5101 E. University Drive. Call 940-323-2120.

North Texas Baptist Conference Center, 8200 East McKinney St. Call 940-565-0050 Oak Grove United Methodist Church, 4725 FM720, Aubrey. Call 940-365-3027 or visit http://www.oakgroveunitedmethodist.org.

Oak Hills Community Free Church, 601 Highway 377 S., Argyle. Call 940-464-3270.

Old Trinity Primitive Baptist Church, Apt. 13D, 512 Cardinal Drive. Call 940-565-0045 Open Arms Church, 301 Market St., Lake Dallas. Call 940-497-6394 Our Lady-Fatima Roman Catholic, 209 Peach St., Sanger. Call 940-458-7344.

Payne Church of Christ, 400 Locust St., Sanger. Call 940-458-3145 Peaceful Rest Baptist Church, 407 N. Crawford St. Call 940-383-3312 Pentecostals of Corinth, 1501 FM2181, Corinth, Call 940-498-4762 or visit www.thepentecostals- ofcorinth.org.

Pilgrimâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Way Baptist Church, 806 Keaton Road, Sanger. Call 940-458-4729 Pilot Point Church of Christ, 426 S. Jefferson St., Pilot Point. Call 940-686-5184 or visit www.pilotpointchurch.com.

Plainview Baptist Church, 12205 FM 1173, Krum. Call 940-458-5603 Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, 105 S. Wood St. Call 940-387-4662.

Ponder United Methodist Church, 104 Remington Park Lane, Ponder. Call 940-4798111 or visit www.ponderumc.org/.

Pray For The Peace-Jerusalem, 111 Lexington

Lane. Call 940-484-8888.

Primera Iglesia Bautista, 3508 Brighton Drive.

Call 940-382-2077.

Rapha Life Center, 3730 E McKinney, Ste 107.

Call 940-367-2680 or visit http://www.raphalifecenter.org.

RCCG Voice of Jesus, 514 North Elm St. Call 940-387-3355 Rock Hill Baptist Church, 3000 Rock Hill Road, Aubrey. Call 940-365-1065 or visit www.rockhillbaptist.com.

Sage Meadow Christian Fellowship, 531 John Wiley Rd., Justin. Call 940-648-2049 or visit http://sagemeadow.com.

Seventh Day Adventist Denton, 2123 Sadau Court. Call 940-484-4889 or visit www.dentonsda.com/.

Shady Shores Baptist Church, 401 W. Shady Shores Road. Call 940-321-6463 or visit www.shadyshoresbaptist.org.

Sherman Drive Church of Christ, 2321 E. Sherman Drive. Call 940-387-3531 or visit www.shermandrive.org.

Singing Oaks Church of Christ, 101 Cardinal Drive. Call 940-387-4355 or visit www.singingoaks.org.

Southmont Baptist Church, 2801 Pennsylvania Drive. Call 940-566-3313 or visit www.southmont.org.

Saint Andrew Presbyterian Church, 300 W. Oak St. Call 940-387-3897 or visit www.saintandrew.com.

Saint Andrews Church of God, 608 Lakey St. Call 940-566-0834.

Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church, 1200 N. Elm St. Call 940-382-2748 or visit www.stbarnabas-denton.org.

Saint Davidâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Episcopal Church, 623 Ector St. Call 940-387-2622 or visit www.stdavidsdenton.org.

Saint Emmanuel Missionary Baptist, 509 Lakey St. Call 940-383-1823.

Saint James Ame Church, 1107 E Oak St. Call 940-387-1223 or visit http://stjamesamechurch.homestead.com/.

Saint James Baptist Church, 554 E. Burks St., Pilot Point. Call 940-686-0707.

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Saint Maximus Orthodox Church, 2026 W. Oak St. Call 940-565-6753 or visit www.stmaximus.org.

Saint Paul Lutheran Church, 703 N. Elm St. Call 940-387-1575 or visit www.splcdenton.org.

St. Stephens Episcopal Mission, 905 W. Chapman Drive, Sanger. Call 940-458-7555 Saint Thomas Catholic Church, 400 Saint Thomas Aquinas Ave., Pilot Point. Call 940-6862088.

Sons of Thunder Motorcycle Ministries, 2128 Lakeview Lane. Call 940-387-5750 Tabernacle Baptist Church, 207 Kathryn Drive, Sanger. Call 940-458-4221.

Templo Vida Nueva, 2417 Bernard St. Call 940382-9285 or visit www.templovidanueva.com.

The Rock Church of Justin, 305 FM 407, Justin. Call 940-648-5433 Touch Ministries International USA Inc., 3978 Blagg Road. Call 940-382-3035 Towne North Baptist Church, 526 Hercules Lane. Call 940-565-9218 or visit www.tnbcdenton.org.

Trinity Presbyterian Church, 2200 N. Bell Ave. Call 940-382-8815 or visit www.tpcdenton.org.

Trinity United Methodist Church, 633 Hobson Lane. Call 940-566-2291 or visit www.tumcdenton.org.

Union Mem Congregational Church, P.O. Box 536, Lake Dallas. Call 940-497-3338.

United Methodist Campus Ministry, 1501 Maple St. Call 940-382-3813 Victory Baptist Church, 207 Kathryn Drive, Sanger. Call 940-300-1147.

Victory Tree Fellowship Church, 920 Crystal Cove, Little Elm. Call 940-391-4283 or visit www.victorytree.org.

Victory World Outreach, 1131 Fort Worth Drive. Call 940-383-3800.

Village Church Denton, 1106 W. Oak St. Call 940-382-8888 or visit www.thevillagechurch.net.

Willowwood Church of Nazarene, 1513 Willowwood St. Call 940-387-6085 or visit http://www.wwnaz.net/

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299 Oriental Express 940-383-2098 1000 Avenue C, Denton, TX

Abbey Inn 940-566-5483 101 W Hickory St, Denton, TX

Andaman Thai Restaurant 940-591-8790 221 E. Hickory Street, Denton, TX

Andrew’s 940-455-2595 2652 FM 407 E # 100, Bartonville, TX

Andy’s Bar & Grill 940-565-5400 122 N Locust St # B, Denton, TX

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill 940-591-9353 707 S I-35 E, Denton, TX

Arby’s 940-383-1710 901 W University Dr, Denton, TX

Arby’s 940-382-2482 2313 Colorado Blvd, Denton, TX

Aviano’s Restaurant 940-686-4700 1340 S. Hwy 377 Pilot Point, TX Avocado Sushi Restaurant 940-383-9812 2430 S Interstate 35 E # 126, Denton, TX

Babe’s Chicken Dinner House 940-458-0000 202 N 4th St, Sanger, TX

Bagheri’s 940-382-4442 1125 E University Dr # A, Denton, TX

Bahama Bucks 940-591-9500 231 W University Dr # 105, Denton, TX

Banter 940-565-1638 219 W Oak St, Denton, TX

Bawarchi Biryani Point 940-898-8889 909 Ave C, Denton, TX

Beth Marie’s 940-384-1818 117 W. Hickory St, Denton, TX

Betty’s Cafe 940-365-9881 710 S Highway 377, Aubrey, TX Black Eyed Pea Restaurant 940-320-4140 2420 S I-35 E, Denton, TX Bochy’s Bistro 940-387-3354 2430 S I-35 E, Denton, TX Bonnie’s Kitchen 940-383-1455 6420 N I-35, Denton, TX Boomerjack Wings 940-566-9464 407 W University Dr, Denton, TX Buffet King 940-387-0888 2251 S. Loop 288, Denton, TX

Bulgogi House 940-382-8060 408 N Texas Blvd, Denton, TX

Bull Chicks 214-725-6618

3305 Mayhill Rd, # 113, Denton, TX Bully’s Bar & Grill 940-686-2400 400 S Highway 377, Pilot Point, TX Burger Time Machine 940-384-1133 301 W. University Dr, Denton, TX Burguesa Burger 940-442-6113 214 E Hickory St, Denton, TX Cafe China 940-320-8888 2900 Wind River Ln.Denton, TX Cafe Du Luxe 940-382-7070 3101 Unicorn Lake Blvd, Denton, TX Cafe Garibaldi 940-591-1131 1813 N Elm St, Denton, TX Cartwright’s Ranch House 940-387-7706 111 N Elm St, Denton, TX Casa Galaviz Restaurant 940-387-2675 508 S Elm St #M, Denton, TX Catfish King Restaurant 940-382-5606 2220 W University Dr, Denton, TX Central Grill 940-323-9464 1005 Avenue C, Denton, TX Chicken Express 940-365-0991 926 S Hwy 377, Aubrey, TX Chick-Fil-A 940-382-8149 1711 S Loop 288, Denton, TX Chick-Fil-A 940-498-1535 4481 FM 2181, Corinth, TX Chili’s Grill & Bar 940-497-3062 8394 S I-35 E., Hickory Creek, TX Chili’s Grill & Bar 940-891-0855 2406 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX Chilitos Authentic Mexican American Restaurant 940-321-5522 619 S Denton Dr, Lake Dallas, TX Chinatown Cafe 940-382-8797 2317 W University Dr # A1, Denton, TX Chipotle Mexican Grill 940-565-0990 1800 S Loop 288 # 398, Denton, TX Chuck E Cheese’s 940-591-6670 341 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX Church’s Chicken 940-382-7100 3450 E McKinney St, Denton, TX Church’s Chicken 940-686-0800 1800 N Highway 377, Pilot Point, TX Cool Beans 940-382-7025 1210 W Hickory St, Denton, TX Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 940-382-5277 4008 N Interstate 35, Denton, TX

Crooked Crust 940-565-5999 101 Ave. A, Denton, TX Cupboard Natural Foods 940-387-5386 200 W Congress St, Denton, TX Cups and Crepes 940-387-1696 309 Fry St, Denton, TX Dairy Queen 940-382-6524 3110 W University Dr, Denton, TX Dairy Queen 940-387-0724 209 N Loop 288, Denton, TX Dairy Queen 940-686-2623 1238 S Highway 377, Pilot Point, TX Davis Purity Bakery 940-387-6712 520 S Locust St, Denton, TX Denton County Independent Hamburger Company 940-383-1022 113 W Hickory St, Denton, TX Denton County Independent Hamburger Company 940-382-3037 715 Sunset St, Denton, TX Denton Square Donuts 940-220-9447 208 W Oak St, Denton, TX Dickey’s Barbeque Pit 940-566-5290 3721 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX Dickey’s Barbeque Pit 940-440-0514 2401 US Highway 380, Aubrey, TX Doc’s Hickory Creek Barbecue 940-321-0524 8656 S I-35 E., Lake Dallas, TX Don Camillo Italian Cuisine 940-321-1100 1400 N Corinth St # 103, Corinth, TX Donut Palace 940-891-0536 2430 S I-35 E # 102, Denton, TX Double Dave’s Pizza 940-243-3283 220 W University Dr, Denton, TX Dragon Buffet 940-458-3390 1108 N Stemmons St, Sanger, TX Dusty’s Bar & Grill 940-243-7300 119 S Elm St, Denton, TX El Chaparral Grill 940-243-1313 324 E. McKinney St. #102 Denton, TX El Chico Cafe 940-566-6330 2201 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX El Guapos 940-566-5575 419 S Elm St, Denton, TX El Matador Restaurant 940-387-1137 720 W University Dr, Denton, TX El Pariente 940-380-1208 2532 Louise St, Denton, TX

Photo by Al Key/DRC Entrees On Trays 940-382-7033 421 Stroud, Denton, TX Ernesto’s Mexican Restaurant 940-686-3500 10279 Fm 455 E, Pilot Point, TX Ester ’s Tortilleria & Bakery 940-591-9105 710 Elm St, Denton, TX Fera’s 940-382-9577 1407 W Oak St, Denton, TX Flying Pig Roadhouse 940-497-3240 531 S Denton Dr, Lake Dallas, TX Freebirds World Burrito 940-565-5400 2700 W University Dr, Denton, TX Frilly’s Seafood Bayou Kitchen 940-243-2126 1925 Denison St, Denton, TX Frilly’s South Cajun Kitchen 940-898-1404 2303 S I-35 E, Denton, TX Frosty Drive In 940-387-5449 1002 Fort Worth Dr, Denton, TX Fry Street Tavern 940-383-2337 121 Avenue A, Denton, TX Fuddruckers 940-243-1300 1732 S Loop 288, Denton, TX Fuzzy’s Taco Shop 940-380-8226 115 Industrial St, Denton, TX Genghis Grill - The Mongolian Stir Fry 940- 535-7027 2416 Lillian Miller Parkway, Denton, TX Genti’s Pizza & Pasta 940-497-5400 4451 FM 2181 # 125, Corinth, TX Gio’s Pizza & Pasta 940-382-4467

214 E. Hickory, Denton, TX Giovanni’s Pizza and Pasta 940-464-9899 100 Country Club Rd # 112, Argyle, TX Giuseppe’s Italian Restaurant 940-381-2712 821 N Locust St, Denton, TX Godfather ’s Pizza 940-497-5250 401 S Denton Dr, Lake Dallas, TX Golden China 940-566-5588 717 S Interstate 35 E # 100, Denton, TX Golden Corral Buffet & Grill 940-383-9793 1724 S Loop 288, Denton, TX Golden Chick 940-482-0151 1109 E McCart St, Krum, TX Golden Fried Chicken 940-383-2876 300 N Bell Ave, Denton, TX Grandma B’s Home Cooking 940-482-3555 PO Box 502, Krum, TX Grandy’s 940-387-7252 808 W University Dr, Denton, TX Grandy’s 940-565-8016 2217 S I-35 E, Denton, TX GreenHouse Restaurant 940-484-1349 600 N Locust St, Denton, TX Green Zatar 940-383-2051 609 Sunset St, Denton, TX Guanajuato 940-483-1598 1015 E McKinney St, Denton, TX Hannah’s 940-566-1110 111 W Mulberry Street, Denton, TX

Hooters Denton 940-442-6049 985 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX Hooya 940-381-0272 1007 Avenue C, Denton, TX Hot Grill Steakhouse 940-686-2076 770 S Highway 377 # 205, Pilot Point, TX Hydrant Cafe 940-384-0033 208 W. Oak St, Denton, TX IHOP Restaurant 940-497-3162 8310 S I-35 E. Hickory Creek, TX IHOP Restaurant 940-566-3823 1001 N Texas Blvd, Denton, TX II Charlies Bar & Grill 940-891-1100 809 Sunset St, Denton, TX I Love Sushi 940-891-6060 917 Sunset St, Denton, TX In & Out Mexican Grill 940-382-8700 1516 E McKinney St, Denton, TX International Food Of Denton 940-383-2051 609 Sunset St, Denton, TX Jack in the Box 940-458-7182 903 N I-35 E, Sanger, TX 940-387-8342 1408 W Hickory St, Denton, TX 940-484-8068 328 W University Dr, Denton, TX 940-891-2620 2200 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX 940-566-6721 104 S Loop 288, Denton, TX 940-321-0727 7900 S Interstate 35 E, Corinth, TX

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Jason’s Deli 940-484-1234 2219 S Loop 288 # 114, Denton, TX

Jay’s Cafe 940-686-0158 110 W Main St, Pilot Point, TX

J C China Restaurant 940-269-1110 7650 S Interstate 35 E, Corinth, TX

Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwich 940-484-5466 107 Avenue A, Denton, TX

J & J’s Pizza On The Square 940-382-7769 118 W Oak St, Denton, TX

Joe’s Pizza Pasta 940-458-9125 2800 FM 455 W, Sanger, TX

Joe V’s Take Out 940-482-8699 122 W McCart, Krum, TX Joey’s Ristorante Italiano Bar 972-347-3777 26735 US Highway 380 E # 130, Aubrey, TX

Johnny Carino’s Italian 940-898-0990 1516 Centre Place Dr, Denton, TX

Katz’s Hamburgers 940-442-6200 901-A Avenue C, Denton, TX

Keiichi 940-382-7505 500 N Elm St, Denton, TX

KFC 940-387-3527

315 W University Dr, Denton, TX KFC 940-243-8425 1516 Teasley Ln, Denton, TX Kolache Haven 940-565-9700 301 N I-35 E Denton, TX Krum Diner 940-482-7080 145 W McCart St, Krum, TX Lake Dallas Point Restaurant 940-497-2051 303 Swisher Rd, Lake Dallas, TX La Mexicana 940-483-8019 619 S Locust St, Denton, TX La Milpa Mexican Restaurant 940-382-8470 820 S Interstate 35 E # 101, Denton, TX Lantana Resort and Marina 940-686-0261 2200 Fm 1192, Pilot Point, TX La Sabrosa Sabrocita 940-382-0452 201 Dallas Dr # 2, Denton, TX Lenny’s Sub Shop 940-483-0300 111 E University Dr # 102, Denton, TX Le Peep Grill 940-381-5357 1435 S Loop 288 # 117, Denton, TX Little Asia 940-269-1110 7650 S. I-35E, Corinth, TX

Little Caesars Pizza 940-382-5882 717 S I-35 E, Denton, TX

1931 S Loop 288 # 100, Denton, TX Mc Donald’s 940-387-3624 306 W University Dr, Denton, TX

Little Caesars Pizza 940-382-5301 826 W University Dr, Denton, TX

Mellow Mushroom 940-323-1100 217 E. Hickory St

940-382-5517 1515 S Loop 288, Denton, TX

Loco Café 940-387-1413 603 N. Locust St, Denton, TX

Mi Ranchito Mexican Restaurant 940-381-1167 1122 Fort Worth Dr, Denton, TX

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Loophole Tavern 940-565-0770 119 W Hickory St, Denton, TX

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Luca Pizza 940-566-6122 2201 S Interstate 35 E # M4, Denton, TX Luigis Pizza Italian Restaurant 940-591-1988 2317 W University Dr # C3, Denton, TX Madison House 940-566-7053 5800 N Interstate 35 # 307, Denton, TX

McAllister ’s Deli Of Denton 940-320-7722

Miguelito’s Mexican Restaurant 940-482-7007 241 W. McCart St, Krum, TX

Mi Casita 940-891-1932 110 N Carroll Blvd, Denton, TX

Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon 940-497-4553 8398 S I-35 E, Hickory Creek, TX

Mazatlan Restaurant 940-566-1718 1928 N Ruddell St, Denton, TX

Miguelito’s Mexican Restaurant 940-458-0073 1412 N Stemmons St, Sanger, TX

M G’s Restaurant 940-384-1133 301 W University Dr, Denton, TX

940-458-6601 601 N I-35 E St, Sanger, TX 940-380-0116 2930 W University Dr, Denton, TX

Love Shack 940-442-6834 115 E. Hickory, Denton TX

Michael’s Kitchen 940-382-3663 706 Fort Worth Dr, Denton, TX

Metzler ’s Bar-B-Q 940-591-1652 628 Londonderry, Denton, TX

940-387-1615 1600 N I-35 E, Denton, TX

Los Toreros 940-390-7693 2900 Wind River Lane, # 134, Denton, TX

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EATING OUT M & M Italian Style Foods 940-479-2700 903 Highway 156 N, Ponder, TX Mooyah 940-484-9581 2215 S Loop 288 Denton, TX

Mr Chopsticks 940-382-5437 1633 Scripture St, Denton, TX

Mr Jim’s Pizza 940-365-4100 928 S Highway 377, Aubrey, TX

Mr Frosty 940-387-5449 1002 Fort Worth Dr, Denton, TX New York Sub Hub 940-383-3233 1400 S Loop 288 # 116, Denton, TX New York Sub Hub 940-497-2530 4271 Fm 2181 # 308, Corinth, TX New York Sub Hub 940-383-3213 906 Avenue C, Denton, TX New York Sub-Way 940-566-1823 305 W University Dr, Denton, TX NV Cupcakes 817-996-2852 4251 FM 2181 Suite 216, Denton, TX Old House BBQ 940-383-3536 1007 Ave. C, Denton, TX Old West Cafe 940-382-8220 1020 Dallas Dr, Denton, TX Old West Cafe 940-458-7358 711 N 5th St, Sanger, TX

Olive Branch Pizza 940-566-2239 1776 Teasley Ln # 103, Denton, TX

Olive Garden Italian Restaurant 940-381-2549 2809 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX On The Border Mexican Grill 940-566-0399 2829 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX Oriental Garden Restaurant 940-387-3317 114 Ave B, Denton, TX

Outback Steakhouse 940-320-5373 300 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX

Palermo’s Italian Cafe 940-455-2868 2652 Fm 407 E # 155, Argyle, TX

Palio’s Pizza Cafe 940-387-1900 1716 S. Loop 288, Denton, TX

Pancho’s Mexican Buffet 940-484-0656 1117 Avenue C, Denton, TX

Panda Express 940-383-3057 2700 W University Dr, Denton, TX

Panera Bread 940-483-9800 1601 Brinker Rd # 117, Denton, TX

Papi’s Tex Mex Grill 940-240-1600

421 Highway 377 S, Argyle, TX Parker Brothers Original Trail Dust Steak House 940-365-4440 26501 US Highway 380 E, Lincoln Park, TX Pei Wei Asian Diner 940-380-9303 1931 S Loop 288 # 130, Denton, TX Pellegrino’s Italian Restaurant 940-686-5158 212 S Washington St, Pilot Point, TX Pellegrino’s Italian Restaurant 940-458-0034 297 Freese Dr, Sanger, TX Pellegrino’s Pizza 940-686-2288 420 S US Highway 377, Pilot Point, TX Pita Pit 940-484-7482 105 1/2 Avenue A, Denton, TX Pizza Inn 940-320-565 105 W University Denton, TX Pizza More 940-482-7074 900 E McCart St # 100, Krum, TX Pizza Patron 940-383-0005 111 E University Dr # 101, Denton, TX Popeye’s Chicken & Biscuits 940-566-2324 1716 S Loop 288, Denton, TX Poppy’s Place 940-384-7679 4405 E. Pockrus Page, Denton, TX Pourhouse Sports Grill 940-484-7455 3350 Unicorn Lake Blvd, Denton, TX Prairie House Restaurant 940-440-9760 10001 Highway 380, Crossroads, TX Ramen Republic Noodle House 940-387-3757 210 E. Hickory, Denton, TX Ranchman’s “The Ponder Steakhouse” 940-479-2221 110 W Bailey St, Ponder, TX Raphael’s Restaurante Mexicano 940-440-9483 26615 Us Highway 380 E # 100, Little Elm, TX Rasoi 940-566-6125 1002 Ave C, Denton, TX Ravelin Bakery 940-382-8561 416 S. Elm St, Denton, TX Red Lobster 940-382-6410 2801 S INTERSTATE 35 E, Denton, TX Regale Restaurants 940-566-2974 111 West Mulberry , Denton, TX R G Burgers & Grill 940-383-2431 2430 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX Rice Boxx 940-383-8838 1400 S Loop 288 # 101-1, Denton, TX Riley’s Pit Bar-B-Q 940-365-9897 101 S Highway 377, Crossroads, TX

Rocky’s Sports Bar 940-382-6090 2000 W University Dr, Denton, TX Romano’s Pizza 940-497-4400 102 E Hundley Dr, Lake Dallas, TX Roman’s Pizza 940-566-3000 3001 N Elm St # 200, Denton, TX Rooster ’s Roadhouse 940-382-4227 113 Industrial St, Denton, TX Round Belly Catering 214-331-3447 5800 N. I-35, Denton, TX Rovin Inc 940-383-0300 733 Fort Worth Dr, Denton, TX

940-380-1657 2219 Colorado Blvd, Denton, TX 940-565-6444 930 Fort Worth Dr, Denton, TX 940-384-0628 4005 N Interstate 35, Denton, TX 940-484-2712 109 N Loop 288, Denton, TX 940-566-4745 2131 E University Dr, Denton, TX 940-565-1700 2910 State School Rd, Denton, TX 940-455-7197 7060 Justin Rd, Argyle, TX

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940-440-0090 924 S Hwy 377, Aubrey, TX 2311 W University Dr, Denton, TX

Royal East Asian Cuisine 940-383-7633 1622 W University Dr, Denton, TX Roy’s 940-383-3901 1507 Eagle Dr, Denton, TX

940-365-5814 11601 Highway 380, Crossroads, TX 940-482-9641 1221 E McCart St, Krum, TX 940-686-9246 300 S Hwy 377, Pilot Point, TX

RT’s Neighborhood Bar 940-381-2277 1100 Dallas Dr, Suite 124, Denton, TX

940-458-6622 900 W Chapman Dr, Sanger, TX

Ruby Jeans Bar & Grill 940-479-0026 309 N Highway 156, Ponder, TX

Steve’s Bake Shop 940-458-4169 905 S 5th St, Sanger, TX

Rudy’s Country Store & BBQ 940-484-7839 520 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX

Subz N More 940-442-6055 2201 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX

Schlotzsky’s Deli 940-384-7404 2410 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX

Sukhothai II Restaurant 940-382-2888 1502 W Hickory St, Denton, TX

Schlotzsky’s Cinnabon 940-565-1900 416 W University Dr, Denton, TX

Sushi Cafe 940-380-1030 1401 W Oak St, Denton, TX

Seven Mile Café 940-808-0200 311 W. Congress St, Denton, TX

Sweet Basil 940-484-6080 1800 S Loop 288 # 224, Denton, TX

Shogun Steakhouse & Sushi Bar 940-382-7800 3606 S Interstate 35 E # 100, Denton, TX

Sweetwater Grill & Tavern 940-484-2888 115 S Elm St, Denton, TX

Siam House Thai Restaurant 940-382-5118 209 W Hickory St, Suite 104, Denton, TX

Sweet Y Cafe 940-323-2301 511 Robertson St. Denton, TX

Simone Lounge 940-387-7240 222 W Hickory St. Denton, TX

Taco Bell 940-243-2142 1800 W University Dr, Denton, TX

Smokehouse 940-566-3073 1123 Fort Worth Dr, Denton, TX

940-321-1979 4471 FM 2181, Corinth, TX

Smokestack Bbq 940-483-9903 717 Sunset St, Denton, TX

940-243-1348 2124 Sadau Ct, Denton, TX 940-383-9862 681 Fort Worth Drive, Denton, TX

Smokey’s Texas BBQ 940-458-4227 1200 S Stemmons St, Sanger, TX

940-369-8597 1155 Union Circle, Denton, TX

Snooty Pig Cafe 940-464-0748 100 Country Club Rd, Argyle, TX

Taco Bueno 940-566-4826 1550 W University Dr, Denton, TX

Sonic Drive-In 940-498-0150 4150 Fm 2181, Hickory Creek, TX

Taco Bueno 940-566-2012 735 Fort Worth Dr, Denton, TX

940-321-6083 101 Main St, Lake Dallas, TX

Taco Cabana 940-565-9263 1300 N Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX

940-387-5431 1725 W University Dr, Denton, TX

Taco Casa 940- 382-8226

Taqueria La Hacienda 940-323-2100 1100 Dallas Dr # 124, Denton, TX Texas Roadhouse 940-384-0096 2817 S. Interstate 35 East, Denton, TX Thai Ocha 940-566-6018 1509 Malone St, Denton, TX The BBQ Joint 940-365-3339 101 N Hwy 377, Aubrey, TX The Chestnut Tree 940-591-9475 107 W Hickory St, Denton, TX The General Store 940-464-3700 600 Highway 377 North, Argyle, TX The LABB 940-293-4240 218 W Oak Street, Denton, TX The Wildwood Inn 940-243-4919 2602 Lillian Miller Pkwy, Denton, TX Tia Carito’s 940-497-2233 274 Main St, Lake Dallas, TX Tina’s Pizza and Italian Restaurant 940-591-9212 1125 E University Dr, Denton, TX TJ’s Pizza Wings & Things 940-383-3333 420 S Carroll Blvd # 102, Denton, TX Tortillaria Tierra Caliente 940-591-6807 1607 E McKinney St # 800, Denton, TX Tortilleria La Sabrocita 940-382-0720 201 Dallas Dr, Denton, TX Unicorn Lake Diner & Bakery 940-382-4451 2900 Wind River Ln, Denton, TX Vercelli’s Pizza & Pasta 940-482-6051 208 W McCart St, Krum, TX Veronica’s Cafe 940-565-9809 803 E McKinney St, Denton, TX Vigne Wine Shop & Delicatessen 940-566-1010 222 W. Hickory, #103, Denton, TX

Villa Grande Mexican Restaurant 940-365-1700 12000 US Highway 380 E, Cross Roads, TX Vitty’s Of Texas 940-387-1809 1776 Teasley Ln # 102, Denton, TX Waffle House 940-243-5257 3113 Bandera St, Denton, TX Weinberger ’s Deli 940-566-6900 311 E. Hickory, Suite 110, Denton, TX Wen Den Inc 940-383-0998 2516 Lillian Miller Pkwy # 100, Denton, TX Wendy’s 940-383-3841 1576 W University Dr, Denton, TX 940-566-3975 2213 S Interstate 35 E, Denton, TX Whataburger 940-498-9378 4250 Fm 2181, Hickory Creek, TX 940-383-2311 1701 Malone St, Denton, TX 940-383-2316 712 Fort worth Dr, Denton, TX 940-484-9449 1708 S Loop 288, Denton, TX Which Wich Superior Sandwiches 940-484-9424 2700 W University Dr, Denton, TX Wildhorse Grill 940- 246-1080 9400 Ed Robson Blvd. Denton, TX Wing Pit 940-384-9464 1800 S Loop 288 # 397, Denton, TX Wing Star 940-497-9464 4271 Fm 2181 # 316, Corinth, TX Wing - Stop 940-483-9464 2430 S Interstate 35 E # 100, Denton, TX Yummy’s Greek Restaurant 940-383-2441 210 W University Dr, Denton, TX Yogurt Fusion 940-597-6367 209 W. Hickory St Yogurt Story 940-898-0131 1800 S Loop 288, Suite 393, Denton, TX

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380 Flea Market ..................................................... 12

Denton Chiropractic Center .................................. 12

Noles General Store .............................................. 68

A M Plumbing ........................................................ 20

Denton Community Band ....................................... 9

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

Achievers Gymnastics Center .............................. 20

Denton Funeral Home ........................................... 13

North Central Texas Council of Government-

Adams Furniture .................................................... 59

Denton Hearing Health Care ................................ 29

Air North Texas ................................................... 38

Affordable Chiropractic & Massage ..................... 61

Denton Premier Properties ................................... 70

Northstar Bank Of Texas ...................................... 39

All American Tree Services, Inc. .......................... 70

Denton Record-Chronicle ....................................... 6

On The Cuff ........................................................... 25

Ann’s Haven-Visiting Nurse Association .............. 36

Denton Sewing Machines ..................................... 16

Paschall Bar........................................................... 32

Atlas Siding...................................................... 19, 70

Denton Soccer Assn ............................................. 24

Perfect Touch Cleaning Service ........................... 70

Atomic Candy Store .............................................. 69

Drug Emporium ..................................................... 62

Point Bank ............................................................. 33

BCI Mechanical Inc ............................................... 73

Ebby Halliday, REALTORS® ................................. 42

RE/MAX North Associates .................................... 54

Beau’s Bath House ............................................... 12

Eckert Hyundai ...................................................... 55

Robson Ranch ....................................................... 35

Bell Ave Self Storage ............................................ 67

Falcon Staffing ...................................................... 70

Rosewood Signature Senior Living ...................... 53

Beth Maries Old Fashioned Ice Cream

First State Bank ..................................................... 75

S & J Pharmacy ..................................................... 24

& Soda Fountain .......................................... 69, 26

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

Sam Pack’s Ford Country..................................... 14

Bethlehem in Denton County ............................... 48

Fulton Supply ........................................................ 62

Select Medical Corp.............................................. 47

Bill Utter Ford ........................................................ 52

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop .......................................... 22, 26

Senior Care Health Rehab Center ........................ 48

Bonduris Music ..................................................... 51

Giuseppe’s Italian Restaurant ........................ 23, 26

Shafron, Lawrence, M.D. ...................................... 50

Bunger Electric ...................................................... 31

Good Samaritan Society-Denton Villages............ 37

Shoopman, Tim - State Farm ............................... 15

Cafe Du Luxe ................................................... 22, 26

Hannah’s Off The Square................................ 21, 26

Small Fry ................................................................ 68

C-Bar-T Properties ................................................ 70

Hilton Garden Inn Denton ............................... 23, 26

Smitty’s Floor Covering .......................................... 7

CBS Mechanical Services Inc .............................. 40

Huffines Denton..................................................... 66

Spa Pedicures ....................................................... 31

Champion Carpet Cleaning .................................. 12

Immaculate Conception Catholic School ............ 31

Speir, Belle REALTOR®/Keller Williams Realty ... 25

Chestnut Tree Tea House & Bistro................. 69, 26

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

Sweetwater Grill & Tavern .............................. 23, 26

Chow, Brent/Williams & Williams, REALTORS® .... 4

Jay’s Upholstery .................................................... 10

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton .......... 3

Church Directory ................................................... 64

Killian Property Management ............................... 70

Texas Woman’s University ................................... 57

Immaculate Conception Catholic Church

Lucy’s Moms On Main .................................... 22, 26

The Boulevard ....................................................... 46

St. Andrew Presbyterian Church

Maple Leaf Homes, Patty Barron

The Bowlegged Cowboy....................................... 19

Keller Williams Realty........................................ 45

The Candy Store ................................................... 68

McKissack Realty Group ...................................... 60

Trees, Inc ......................................................... 46, 70

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

Medical Associates of Denton.............................. 17

Tri County Materials & Services ........................... 46

County Seat Antiques ........................................... 69

Mellow Mushroom ................................................. 26

United Mattress Company .................................... 15

Courthouse Collection/Country Kitchen .............. 68

Morelle Miller, REALTOR® .................................... 70

University of North Texas ..................................... 41

DATCU ................................................................... 51

Mulkey Mason Funeral Home ............................... 67

Vision Pro............................................................... 54

Davanti Salon ........................................................ 50

My Dentist, Inc ...................................................... 63

W. Douglas Antiques............................................. 68

DeBerry Funeral Directors .................................... 76

Nasr Brothers Jewelers......................................... 49

Weldon’s Saddle Shop ......................................... 19

Denton Area Youth Football ................................. 10

Neal, Ashmore & Killebrew Attorneys .................. 74

Wellspring Christian Academy ............................. 28

St. Paul Lutheran Church Trinity Presbyterian Church

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