Our Great City

Lions Club members were pleased with last week's parade and fair, said Mark Edwards, outgoing Keller Lions Club president and fair chairperson.

Fines weren't refunded to motorists cited on a stretch of TX 121

Employees would get one-time cost of living payment with proposed 2010-2011 plan.

Local photographers found plenty of great photos in Grapevine for the second annual amateur photographer contest.

District will use reserves to cover spending.

New medians will prevent such turns.

Carroll's technology department is working "around the clock" to get all the classrooms at Carroll Senior High School connected to the Internet by the Aug. 23 start of the school year, said Julie Thannum, district spokesperson.

Southlake

Gateway Church's massive complex is expected to open in November in Southlake.

Rockabilly pianist Jason D. Williams will perform a free concert 7:30 p.m. in Rustin Park, 1400 Main St. on Aug. 21. The "Summers End" concert is sponsored by the Apex Arts League.

When 16-year-old Kirstin Rausch of Southlake broke her curfew, she knew there would be consequences, and she expected something more than being grounded or losing cell phone privileges.

More than 1,100 Carroll school district employees were welcomed back to work on Monday with a rousing and inspiring convocation ceremony in the Carroll Senior High School auditorium.

Technology employees are working around the clock.

Keller looks for more offensive output as Central starts the season hot (as expected).

Timber Creek head coach Kevin Golden wanted to reserve comment about the progress of his Falcons football team until after they had a few workouts with the pads on.

Keller lacrosse player earns All-American honors

Redemption.

Keller Central's Dennis Mutizwa can tell folks first hand about the differences in New Hampshire football and Texas football.

After last year's suspension, defender hopes to redeem himself.

This year's budget process will be one of the toughest Keller has ever faced, city officials said.