Lender faces class-action lawsuit

A Highland Village law firm filed a class-action lawsuit in Denton County’s 362nd District Court this week, claiming that Title Max of Texas kept its customers in the dark about the actual cost of borrowing against the title to their vehicles.

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DCTA to mark new bus shelter

Denton County Transportation Authority officials will have an official ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate its first new bus shelter placed in Denton.

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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.