Grapevine native Julianne "Julie" Yancey Florence, 61, was remembered by about 650 people on Saturday in a memorial at the First Presbyterian Church of Grapevine as a woman who dedicated her life as a wife, mother of four and a community and church volunteer. She was buried in the Grapevine Cemetery.
Community Calendar for August 1.
Chesapeake Holding Off on Pursuing New Leases
XTO Continues to Seek New Mineral Rights Agreements in Southlake
Chesapeake Energy has temporarily stopped pursing new gas leases in Southlake, the company announced in front of hundreds at Monday’s SPIN meeting.
The Texas Education Agency will release school accountability ratings at 1 p.m. Friday.
Red light cameras went live this week at two Southlake intersections.
From mooning out a window and vandalizing to brawling and drinking, at least a few misbehaving teenagers have kept police busy in Southlake Town Square this summer.
Suburban Cowgirls
Club Works to Preserve Local Horse Culture
At the city-owned arena behind the railroad tracks in Old Town Keller, pink spurs and sparkling, turquoise-painted hooves kicked up dust as parents and their children signed up for the Saddle Club’s rodeo-like monthly "playday" in July.
Carroll Trustees Approve Raises
CISD Hopes Hike Will Make Pay Scale More Competitive with Nearby Districts
The Carroll School Board trustees voted 6-0 this week to give district employees a minimum of 3 percent raises based on actual salaries.
Hard economic times have forced some low-income pet owners to make some tough decisions.
Southlake Tightens Water Restrictions
Officials Ask Southlake Residents to Conserve, Report Violations
The city has toughened watering restrictions as the summer moves into August, historically the driest month of the summer.





