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Five Denton Fire Department employees left Monday evening for Moore, Okla., to help in the recovery effort after a tornado destroyed much of the city.
Locally, many groups are collecting money and supplies for the victims.
High winds damage aircraft, trees
High winds downed trees and damaged an airplane at Denton Enterprise Airport as a line of thunderstorms blew into Denton and surrounding cities at about 1 p.m. Tuesday. But power companies reported few resulting outages in Denton County. The strongest wind gust at the airport topped 66 knots, or more than 75 mph. A hangar door at U.S. Aviation Academy blew off its track and hit the wing of a Beechcraft King Air, according to Quentin Hix, Denton’s director of aviation.
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Preliminary reports show rise in values
Preliminary reports from the Denton County Central Appraisal District show the county with a slight bump in tax value over last year. Residential property seems to be at the heart of what is a slightly more than 2 percent increase over 2012 preliminary numbers.
Preliminary reports show rise in values
Preliminary reports from the Denton County Central Appraisal District show the county with a slight bump in tax value over last year. Residential property seems to be at the heart of what is a slightly more than 2 percent increase over 2012 preliminary numbers.
Preliminary reports show rise in values
Preliminary reports from the Denton County Central Appraisal District show the county with a slight bump in tax value over last year. Residential property seems to be at the heart of what is a slightly more than 2 percent increase over 2012 preliminary numbers.
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