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An Airbnb designed to showcase local art brings an immersive, cozy experience to Denton

The Art Haven Gallery Home in Denton is a short-term rental that doubles as an art gallery showcasing local talent. This mid-century modern home, opened by a former Denton ISD librarian with the help of a former student who's now an interior designer, offers guests an immersive experience.

 

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Five things you might not know Denton Public Libraries offer: E-books, Cricut printing and basic bike repair


Texans need to prepare for Hurricane Beryl, which is likely to make landfall on the state’s coast as a Category 1 or 2 storm on Monday, state emergency officials said.

Suspect in June aggravated robbery arrested at Denton home


An 18-year-old man was arrested on a warrant as one of three suspects who allegedly assaulted a victim and stole their belongings. The other two suspects are still at large, according to a Denton police report.

Where does UNT stand with its basketball roster? Here’s a look


The North Texas men’s basketball team’s roster has undergone a dramatic transformation since the end of last season. The last piece of the puzzle might have fallen into place over the weekend.

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Crime: Laborer allegedly assaulted with machete at Denton Day Labor Site


No arrests have been made after police responded to the Denton Day Labor Site after a man allegedly swung a machete at another laborer on July 4, according to a Denton police report.

State: Biden to speak in Austin as Republican convention kicks off in Milwaukee


President Joe Biden will deliver remarks at Austin’s Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library on July 15 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, a White House official confirmed on Sunday.

College basketball: Haltom forward Baron Smith Jr. lands at UNT after backing out of commitment


Baron Smith Jr. thought he was headed for junior college after backing out of a commitment to East Carolina. North Texas jumped into the race to sign Smith in the last few weeks. He committed late Saturday. 

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👀 In Case You Missed It ...

• A family in the Lantana area says their son was bullied relentlessly in a Denton ISD middle school, with no real solutions after years of trying to get relief — so he's now in a neighboring school district.


• North Texas brought in a host of newcomers who are expected to help the Mean Green make a dramatic jump defensively. If UNT is to improve, though, it will need several veterans to come through.


• 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.


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