Friday evening in Denton was a colorful sight to behold, with hundreds of citizens gathered outside the county courthouse in their best rainbow attire for PRIDENTON’s A Night OUT on
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Family-owned McNeill’s Appliance on Oak Street is scheduled to close its doors on Aug. 13 after nearly 60 years. Loyal customers expressed their disheartenment following the closure announcement. Longtime customer
Scott Brown Commercial and Pivot Technologies recently unveiled a nearly $100 million redevelopment of downtown Denton which includes a proposed hotel, convention center, parking garage and entertainment venue. If approved, the
The Denton Square can easily be considered the focal point of our town. It is home to many of our historic buildings and businesses, serves as a gathering place for
A new restaurant called Graffiti Pasta will open in the location on the square once occupied by J&J’s Pizza, keeping
With a crowd gathered on the Courthouse-on-the-Square lawn, the wind picked up as the flags were raised to half-mast during
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The Texas Historical Commission (THC) unanimously approved a plan to relocate the Denton County Confederate soldier monument to the Courthouse-on-the-Square
The Denton Main Street Association (DMSA) is a nonprofit organization committed to preserving the downtown Denton area. DMSA was founded
The long-standing issue over the Confederate monument at the Denton Square is not a light topic in the city of
