Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 14th of May.
Good morning, Denton.
Today, local activists led by civil rights advocate Willie Hudspeth have renewed efforts to secure public access to St. John’s Cemetery (a historic freedman burial ground near Pilot Point) after Denton County ended cleanup funding years ago; they plan to meet with property owners soon to discuss access terms.
North Texas health officials are boosting disease monitoring as the 2026 World Cup approaches by expanding mosquito surveillance and preparing hospitals after a recent hantavirus outbreak.
They are coordinating with local partners (including Dallas County Health and Human Services) to manage risks from millions of incoming visitors.
Youth Symphony of Denton Year End Concert
3:00 – 4:30 p.m. — Voertman Hall — Tickets required — Experience the youthful artistry of talented musicians performing classical masterpieces.
Sammy Arriaga Live
7-11 p.m. — Dan's SilverLeaf — $15adv | $20dos — Experience an evening of live music with Sammy Arriaga.
Brew & Que Festival 2026
4-10 p.m. — Lakefront Grill — Admission prices vary — Enjoy a festival of BBQ and brews with live music and fun activities.
Summer Con3
10 a.m. — Golden Triangle Mall — Free entry — Celebrate pop culture with collectibles, toys, and anime merchandise.
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