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After many residents made clear their frustrations with Wednesday night's big event, city officials apologized for Denton's first July Fourth drone show, which was blocked by trees and buildings at the designated watching area. Sky Elements, the drone show operators, expressed their regret, saying there were visibility challenges due to height restrictions and site limitations. 

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This Denton nonprofit is building and delivering beds to children in need, no questions asked

Denton's chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace builds and delivers beds for children in need, at no cost and no income requirement. With community and volunteer support, they’ve built 115 beds but now face a high demand of more 250 requests.

Baseball district outlook: What realignment, new playoff format could mean for Denton-area teams

Baseball teams locally and across the state have plenty of change in store this upcoming school year as they grapple with realignment and the new playoff format. What does it all mean for Denton-area squads and their new districts?

Parts of Lewisville and Ray Roberts lakes still closed over the weekend

Some areas of Ray Roberts Lake and Lewisville Lake and the surrounding trails remain closed over the Fourth of July weekend. Recent flooding and storms have caused unsafe water levels or damage to public parks, boat ramps and trails.

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High school sports: Guyer TE Jackson Shockley announces commitment to Tulsa

Jackson Shockley became the latest in a long line of Guyer High School football players set to play college football Thursday when he committed to Tulsa. The senior tight end looks poised to be a key contributor for the Wildcats this fall.

Local: Denton 4-H members excel at state roundup

Members of Denton County 4-H participated at the Texas 4-H Roundup in Bryan-College Station last month. Texas 4-H Roundup, the pinnacle event for all of Texas 4-H, welcomed around 1,300 students to compete and learn. 

State: Texas to double $5 billion state fund aimed at expanding the power grid

The state will look to boost the Texas Energy Fund from $5 billion to $10 billion, Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. The fund was approved by voters in November 2023 to offer low-interest loans to incentivize development of new gas-fueled power plants.

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• The University of North Texas made major changes to its ticketing policies in athletics more than a year ago. The first school year following those changes is now in the books. How did it turn out? Here's a detailed look, including financial and attendance figures.

• Denton County Public Health reported that a mosquito trap has tested positive for West Nile virus in an unincorporated area northwest of Krum and plans fogging treatments Saturday and Sunday.

• From Denton County Magazine: Summer can feel like a season devoid of relief from the high temps, oppressive humidity and downright depressing electrical demands. If you and your AC need a break, this list will help you skip the heat and stay chill.

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