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An outrageous art-rock memorial honors John Freeman, whose wild creativity ignited a Denton scene in the ’90s

The first time Jermy Johnson saw Denton icon John Freeman perform in the late ’90s, Johnson recalls a colossal show: people in costumes, an air raid siren, a smoke machine pumping, a flag waving — and, of course, Freeman as the Dark Messiah with his art-rock band Dooms U.K. unleashing progre…Read moreAn outrageous art-rock memorial honors John Freeman, whose wild creativity ignited a Denton scene in the ’90s

UNT one of the latest Texas colleges to forbid drag performances on campus

University of North Texas

UNT one of the latest Texas colleges to forbid drag performances on campus

Updated49 mins ago

Department of Justice launches investigation into UNT for alleged antisemitism on campus

University of North Texas

Department of Justice launches investigation into UNT for alleged antisemitism on campus

Updated38 mins ago

Guyer softball team capitalizes on late miscues to rally past Flower Mound in battle of district leaders

Guyer Wildcats

Guyer softball team capitalizes on late miscues to rally past Flower Mound in battle of district leaders

Updated5 hrs ago

Meet the DRC’s 2024-25 All-Area Boys Basketball Team

High Schools

Meet the DRC’s 2024-25 All-Area Boys Basketball Team

UpdatedMar 28, 2025

Soccer rewind: Lake Dallas boys beat defending state champ; Aubrey girls reach first regional final

High Schools

Soccer rewind: Lake Dallas boys beat defending state champ; Aubrey girls reach first regional final

Updated5 hrs ago

It’s almost Library Giving Day: Friends of the Denton Public Libraries hopes to raise $1,000 for improvements

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It’s almost Library Giving Day: Friends of the Denton Public Libraries hopes to raise $1,000 for improvements

Updated1 hr ago

Denton

Denton County domestic violence advocates make headway with 6.5-acre resource center: See the plans

UpdatedMar 27, 2025

Amid support from doctors group, bill to clarify Texas’ abortion ban does little to save lives, critics say

Health

Measles update: Texas reports West Texas outbreak has seen 400 cases since January

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The latest issue from the all-digital and free Denton County Magazine is all about the spring refresh.Get some new spring cleaning tips, prep your garden and maybe even consider a new hobby that also serves as a spiritual practice – crystals. Find a dining guide to the bustling Highland Village neighborhood or venture to Northlake for a family-friendly foodtruck park day. Plus, celebrate Black History Month and Women’s History Month in this issue and learn about local ties to the civil rights movement and women-owned businesses.