Focusing on the beauty of what nature provides, alumna and owner of Little Seed Flowers Audrie Patterson shares her passion for plants through her small urban farm. Based in the
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Anthony Proa, The Dapper Devil owner and former marine, is an artist. The difference is rather than paintings and sculptures, the masterpieces that Proa creates are haircuts. “This is art,”
University alumna Stephanie Long, 31, said she first fell in love with Denton and its community when she stepped onto campus at the age of 18. Years later, she believes
Covered in metal dust and sweat outside her 1991 Toyota Winnebago Micro Warrior RV, Hailey Lynn Glass gets to work melting down pewter uncaring to whether it will be a
Opening her closet door, Denton-based content creator Lillia Whittington, 25, begins to assemble today’s outfit. She sifts through her closet,
Alumna Anna Eckert guides one of her customers through her store while explaining the uses of various witchcraft supplies found
J&J’s Pizza, located on the Denton Square, is set to close with its final day of operation being August 10.
A new “smelly good” bookstore hopes to become an inclusive part of Denton’s community. Patchouli Joe’s Books & Indulgences is
Voertman’s, located at 1314 W. Hickory St., got an area approved to become a spray paint “nook” open to the
Arek Jewelry, a rebranded business created by UNT alumna Kera Dockins, offers a wide range of handmade jewelry. Dockins first
