Startup group looks to dish up microfunding for projects
A new group will soon begin hosting dinners that offer regular people the chance to pitch their ideas for the chance to...
The grand sounds of the MCL proscenium theatre
The sounds inside the proscenium theatre at the Medical City Lewisville Grand reverberate vibrantly and envelope the audience.
Show after show, artists are amazed...
Council creates TIRZ to prepare for Castle Hills annexation
At its regular meeting Dec. 3, Lewisville City Council established a tax increment reinvestment zone, or TIRZ, in Castle Hills, with current City Council...
Lewisville opens newly renovated firehouse
With residents, city staff and firefighters watching, Fire Chief Tim Tittle and Lewisville Mayor Rudy Durham officially opened the city’s new location of Firehouse...
Updated: Liquor store owner shot dead in Lewisville
A Little Elm man was shot and killed last night at Liquor City on Corporate Drive in Lewisville. Police are investigating the crime.
Suresh...
Council approves new indoor shooting range, appoints new alternate city judge
At their Nov. 19 meeting, Lewisville City Council appointed new personnel to City staff and approved special use permits for city construction projects and...
Lewisville residents may be eligible for disaster relief loans
Texas home and business owners are reminded to apply for an SBA federal disaster loan for property damage caused by the severe storms in...
Greater Lewisville Arts Alliance honors ‘Angels’
On Friday, November 9, Greater Lewisville Arts Alliance honored key volunteers from the seven member arts organizations during the 2018 Angel Awards, at the...
Apartment office in ruins after 2-alarm fire
The office building of Fox Hollow Apartments has been reduced to a charred husk after a 2-alarm fire broke out inside in the wee...
Council approves construction projects, talks 2019 legislative session
At their Nov. 5 meeting, Lewisville City Council approved construction projects in Old Town and discussed their legislative priorities for the state’s 2019 session....
