Aubrey Invites Small Businesses to Get on the TRAIN to Success
Clint Bedsole: From Foster Care, the Military to Local Small Business Owner
Is the Texas House of Representatives next? Clint Bedsole overcame some serious challenges in his early years to become a successful small businessman, husband and father, and community leader. Today, he wants to help make lives better for members of…Read More
Aubrey ISD Elementary Celebrates 100 Days of School
Information and photos provided by Amy Ruggini Aubrey ISD celebrated its 100th day of school on Friday, February 9, 2018. Many of the elementary students and teachers dressed up for the occasion. Throughout the week, the students created artwork and…Read More
The 2018 Denton County Master Gardener Association
Denton County Master Gardener Association’s annual plant sale will held April 28th, 2018 from 900 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. (or sell-out) at Trinity United Methodist Church, 633 Hobson Lane, Denton. This year’s sale features Texas Superstars®, Texas natives, tough-as-nails perennials,…Read More
Do I Still Need Life Insurance Once I Retire? Your Questions Answered
Do I need life insurance once I retire? Just because you’re retired doesn’t necessarily mean you’re financially sound. Think of all the different scenarios that may still be applicable: You may have been required to retire early; you may have…Read More
Brasov, Romania- A Place of Legends
You might not have heard of Brasov, and if so, you are not alone. Snuggled tightly in the Carpathian Mountains, almost smack dab in the center of Romania, this town is located in Transylvania, a region of legends. The most…Read More
Dallas Lawyer Receives National Animal Law Award
By 380news | Metro
Dallas Lawyer Receives National Animal Law Award THLN Board Member Has Dedicated Bulk of Legal Career to Texas Animals Dallas, TX – August 6, 2018 – Dallas resident Yolanda Eisenstein was honored Friday in Chicago at the American Bar Association Annual Meeting. The Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section Animal Law Committee presented her with the annual “Excellence in…Read More
Texas Workforce Commission Updates
By 380news | Uncategorized
Texas Workforce Commission Newsroom Top Stories – July 2018 After Near Decade of Leadership, 20 Years of Public Service, TWC Chairman Andres Alcantar Retires from State Service Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) Chairman and Commissioner Representing the Public Andres Alcantar has retired from state service effective July 31. Under Chairman Alcantar’s guidance, the Texas Legislature increasingly entrusted TWC with programs and responsibilities that expanded the agency’s…Read More
Seventh Murphy, TX CERT Class Now Accepting Applications
By 380news | Metro
Seventh Murphy CERT class now accepting applications MURPHY, TX- The next opportunity for residents interested in becoming part of the critically-important Community Emergency Response Team is coming soon, and applications are now being accepted. “Emergencies, natural and man-made, are part of our community’s life,” says Murphy Fire Marshal Perry Elliott. “CERT members help people get through these incidents in…Read More
Annual Community Picnic Aims to Maintain Traditions
By 380news | Prosper
Annual Community Picnic Aims to Maintain Traditions PROSPER, TX- New commercial activity and residential construction in Prosper are moving at an unprecedented pace, converting large swaths of land that had recently been filled with crops or set aside for grazing into shops, retail stores, restaurants and single-family homes.The Town’s profile is quickly changing from mostly rural and agricultural to a suburban community with the right mix of services, shops and other amenities. Nevertheless, in the face of such rapid growth, Prosper’s commitment to its small-town feel remains strong, and part…Read More
McKinney Economic Development Corporation Names New President
By 380news | Metro
McKinney Economic Development Corporation Names New President Peter Tokar III begins July 30 McKINNEY, Texas (July 12, 2018) – Today, the McKinney Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) Board of Directors announced the hiring of Peter Tokar III as President and CEO. Tokar will start July 30. Tokar comes to McKinney from Alpharetta, Georgia where he served as the Economic Development Director at the City of Alpharetta since 2012. He concurrently served as Managing Director of the Alpharetta Development Authority. During his time in Alpharetta, he helped recruit a technical college system…Read More
Denton Cooling Stations During Extreme Heat
By 380news | Metro
Denton Cooling Stations During Extreme Heat DENTON, TX, July 16, 2018 – Assistance is available as summer heat quickly rises to the triple digits. Water, cooling stations, and shelter are available for those who need a place to escape the extreme heat. Hours and services are subject to change, please check with the location/agency to confirm. Cooling Stations: · City of Denton Public Facilities – Various City facilities are air conditioned with public access to restrooms, water fountains, and sitting areas during normal operating hours. o Parks & Recreation…Read More
Aubrey Invites Small Businesses to Get on the TRAIN to Success
By 380news | Business
Corinth, TX –Small business owners in the Aubrey area are invited to attend a free event to find out how to get the training and resources needed to stay competitive in their industries. North Central Texas College Adult and Continuing Education will make its next T.R.A.I.N. stop Wednesday, July 18th, from 10am to 3pm at the Aubrey Area Library, 226…Read More
Aubrey Education Foundation Awards Grants
By Amy Ruggini | Aubrey
The Aubrey Education Foundation awarded 11 innovative and technology grants, totaling $22,178, to Aubrey Independent School District teachers in May. AEF Executive Director Rhonda Brawner, Aubrey ISD administrators, and representatives from CoServ and the city of Aubrey surprised teachers in their classrooms with large paper checks. The teacher grants are partly funded by endowments from CoServ Charitable Foundation and Boeing, and AISD Employee Giving. This year’s grants included a floral cooler for floral design classes, funding for three robotic teams, a Google smart speaker, mobile STEM carts, fine motor light…Read More
Child Involved in Accidental Drowning at Little Elm Park
By 380news | Little Elm
LITTLE ELM, TX – A family gathering at Little Elm Park Beach has resulted in the tragic drowning of a three-year-old female on the afternoon of May 26. 2018. The child’s family reported the missing child to park officials at approximately 3:29 p.m. In anticipation of the expected Memorial Day holiday crowds, the Town of Little Elm had enlisted additional staff from the Parks and Recreation Department, Little Elm Police officers, Fire Department personnel, EMS technicians, and numerous volunteers. An emergency communication regarding the missing child was made to all…Read More
Aubrey ISD Board Members Sworn In at May Meeting
By Amy Ruggini | Education
The Aubrey Independent School District community said goodbye to a familiar face and welcomed a new one at the May school board meeting. School board president Ron Bullock stepped down after 21 years of service, current school board members Dr. Joey Saxon and Annette Crooks began new terms and new school board member Carlos Urquidez was sworn in. “I’m so…Read More
Prosper Produces Own Emergency Management Plan
By 380news | Prosper
PROSPER, TX – By the end of this month, the Town of Prosper will no longer be part of the Collin County Emergency Management Program, opting instead to be governed by its own customized program. “The push for developing our own emergency management plan started almost a year ago,” Says Kent Bauer, Emergency Management Coordinator. “We recognized the need for…Read More