Rowdy Howell was concerned that the Carroll CompSci team wouldn’t be as competitive this year after some of its strongest members graduated last spring.
Approximately 150 students from the Carroll, Grapevine-Colleyville and Keller school districts are expected to converge on the Grapevine Convention Center on Jan. 28 for the North Texas Youth Leadership Institute seminar, "Leadership at Any Age and Any Title."
Two long-time City Council members will step down this year, opening the door for new blood this spring.
Southlake
Ian Anderson is not your average high school senior, at least in some ways.
SOUTHLAKE
City leaders celebrated the expansion of Bicentennial Park, the city’s second-largest park Jan. 22 by digging in with ceremonial shovels.
At Old Union, Kids Rule the School
Young Students Take Jobs Seriously as They Fill in for Adults
From staff meetings to fire drills, second-grader Jake Reinke got a first-hand view of what it’s like to be principal of Old Union Elementary School.
Southlake
Dumas M. Simeus, a Southlake resident who was born in Haiti, waited five agonizing days before learning his 91-year-old mother survived the earthquake that hit the island nation. He heard her voice Sunday on the telephone, his wife Kimberly Simeus said this week. All his family members are accounted for.
