Softball: Journey continues

Chris Watts’ council portrait has already been taken down from the hallway outside the council chambers at City Hall. Last week, he served his last full council meeting. Tuesday, as incoming District 4 Council member Joey Hawkins is sworn in, Watts will step down from the dais after six years on the Denton City Council.

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Commissioners, Holt Cat in talks of new site 09:21 PM

Denton County commissioners are in talks with Holt Caterpillar about placing a new site in Denton County.

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Entertainment

Briefly in the arts

Visual Arts Society of Texas member Tonya Littmann of Denton will exhibit a collection of her fine art quilts at the PointBank Black Box Theatre, 318 E. Hickory St., through July 11.

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Business

Solar boost

Roger Anderson with Habitat for Humanity of Denton County is all about energy efficiency. When University of North Texas alumna Jena Maharramov approached him about installing solar panels on some of the houses the organization builds, he thought it was a great idea.

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Health

Grant to help fund screenings

Denton County commissioners and the Susan G. Komen Foundation are out to help women who have low income receive testing for breast cancer. Commissioners approved a $35,000 grant from the foundation that will go toward providing access to mammograms to women who qualify.