Lewisville Cops Box In Alleged Drunk Driver After Wild I-35E Weave
A late-night patrol on June 3 turned into a tense few minutes on northbound I-35E when Lewisville officers moved in on a driver who, police say, was weaving across lanes, nearly hitting other vehicles and ignoring flashing lights and sirens. According to officers, the motorist passed up several safe spots to pull over
Frisco’s Little Bit Bakery draws pre-dawn lines as customers flock to a 21-year-old’s front...
If you drive through one Frisco neighborhood early on a Saturday morning, you might think something special is happening. Lawn chairs line the sidewalk. Customers sip coffee while waiting patiently. And just beyond the front yard, a bakery cart is about to roll onto the porch. They're waiting for Little...
The Pony owners hope to bring a new ‘third space’ to Denton
Walking inside the future home of The Pony, it is clear construction is still underway. From the intricate tiled bar to the ceramic work surrounding the main stage, no detail has been overlooked within the unique commercial concept. While chef Owen Madsen works in the kitchen cooking up fresh pizzas,...
Flower Mound bank robber sentenced to six years in federal prison
A Denton man that made out with about $450,000 in cash after robbing multiple banks in 2022 and 2023, including one in Flower Mound, was recently handed his prison sentence. Jonathan Mark Fleming, 41, will serve six and a half years in federal prison after U.S. District Judge Richard Schell sentenced Fleming Monday, ac
Eddie Trunk visits Guitar Sanctuary
Forguitarenthusiastsand classic rock fans, few places in North Texas hold the reputation of The Guitar Sanctuary. Nestled in the picturesque Adriatica Village in McKinney, the music destination has become much more than a guitar store. It has evolved into a gathering place where musicians, collectors and fans come toge
Moxies Saddles Up At The Star In Frisco
Moxies, the Canadian casual-dining chain, is set to take over the former City Works space at The Star in Frisco, with plans for nearly 13,000 square feet of restaurant and bar space. State project records put the tenant-improvement work at about $800,000, with construction expected to kick off at the end of July and th
Sourdough Stampede: Grapevine’s BreadHaus Rolls Into Frisco This August
Grapevine favorite BreadHaus is heading north. The family-owned bakery is set to debut its second shop in early August at 1606 FM 423, Ste. 400 in Frisco, bringing its European-style, naturally leavened breads and German pastries to a new crowd. Frisco customers can look for the signature sourdough loaves, Bavarian pre
Life Time Expands LT Games to Dallas as Fitness Competition Race Heats Up
Life Time is bringing its in-house fitness competition to North Texas, where its also opening a new studio dedicated to hybrid training.
One of Double Oak’s original residents still fighting for its future
No one can say longtime Double Oak resident Bernie Carrico isn’t flexible. From 1980 to 1983, Carrico, a former investment banker who’d moved his family from Michigan to Texas in 1974, was Double Oak’s sixth Mayor. For nearly three months during that stint, he was also the Chief of Police and the Town Judge.
McKinney record store joins creative effort to give old vinyl a new life
North Texas vinyl collectors going through the disappointment of discovering a damaged record in their collection can at least avoid sending it to the landfill. A new initiative is turning 11 independent record stores across the United States, including Red Zeppelin Records in McKinney, into vinyl take-back points for
