Football: Coach key for Hedlund

The Texas Woman’s University Board of Regents decided unanimously to demolish University House, the traditional residence of the head of the university, and build a new residence in its place during a specially called meeting Tuesday morning.

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Proposed Denton city budget includes rate, pay hikes

Denton city council members pressed for more information on paying for street repairs and on the five-year forecast — which includes a 1-cent property tax rate increase in 2014 — during a workshop session Tuesday afternoon.

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Out for blood

The Russian-Mongolian epic, ‘The Horde,’ comes out on DVD this week, and with it, a bloody tale of the short comings of magic when an empire tries to master it.

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Street tacos

Heather Dorris, the general manager at Denton’s new Rusty Taco, is determined to make the right taco.

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Health

Texas faces silver tide

Denton resident C.J. Strayhorn was advised to retire by a doctor about two years ago because of a medical condition. At 70 years old and unprepared for retirement, Strayhorn and his wife watched as their $3,000-plus monthly income was slashed by more than half.