On Oct. 22 of this year, in what has become an annual event, 67 music students from Tring, a small town 30 miles northwest of London, will come to Southlake for a two-week visit. The hosting Carroll band students will in turn visit Tring the following summer.
The Carillon project advanced unscathed through the Planning and Zoning Commission this week, though opposition led by nearby residents continues to grow.
Carroll taxpayers could get a reduction in their property tax rates.
Some local residents who came to a natural gas lease signing event last week with Chesapeake Exploration were surprised when they were asked to sign a waiver that would allow gas well drilling up to 300 feet from homes and businesses.
The relatively cool weather, compared to the previous week, was not the only pleasant experience for Carroll coach Hal Wasson and his staff as football two-a-days began on Monday.
Robert Ondrasek, the Carroll coach that built the Dragons cross country team into a national power, recently resigned to take a coaching job at Giddings.
Here’s what you probably already knew about Carroll volleyball, which bested the Boswell varsity earlier this week:
The Miller Company, which has been in Colleyville for 15 years, had a groundbreaking for its 14,000-square-foot building in Grapevine, and the design has been LEED certified by the U.S. Green Building Council.
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