Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 24th of February.
Good morning, Denton.
Lewisville approved the transfer of its former fire station (195 W.
Corporate Drive) to the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Tarrant County to serve Denton County youth. The 8,000 sqft facility will host after-school programs, with renovations starting in March and the club opening in August.
UNT President Harrison Keller detailed plans to address a $45M deficit by considering program cuts, higher teaching loads, and staffing freezes at a recent board meeting.
A voluntary separation program for eligible faculty is planned (more details pending).
Argyle officials are negotiating with Frisco-based Rise Commercial Investments to add a membership-based warehouse retailer to the planned Heath Tract development today (this project is designed to boost sales tax revenue while preserving open space).
They are also courting a full-service hotel to spur local restaurant and retail growth.
The Little Elm Lobos basketball team chases its first state title after a record season.
Coach Damon Barnett said the seniors are focused on winning in the state championship as the community rallies behind them.
Big Easy Festival Featuring Bayou Beast Rage Room
5-9 p.m. — Little Elm Park — Free entry — Celebrate Mardi Gras with Cajun food, live music, and a unique rage room experience.
IRONMAN 70.3 Dallas-Little Elm 2026
12-8 p.m. — The Cove at The Lakefront — Free entry — Cheer on participants in a thrilling triathlon event with swimming, biking, and running.
Tater-Tot Trot
7:50-9:45 a.m. — North Lakes Park — Entry fee not specified — Embrace the fun with family and trot your way to a tasty TATER-TOT FINISHER MEDAL!
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