Lewisville High School students received 67 refurbished laptops by State Senator Tan Parker on Wednesday at the school (donated by AT&T and nonprofit Compudopt) that they will keep after graduation.
The program run by Communities in Schools of North Texas aims to boost digital access.
Local pool companies led by No Worries Pool Care installed a pool lift (ADA approved) at Bridger Larson's Flower Mound home on Sept.
11 to help the 19-year-old teen swim independently with his sister's assistance. The project shows strong local support.
Attorney Kendra Rey from Hammerle Morris Law Firm warns that local parents and grandparents often believe a trust is needed for estate planning, though Texas probate is simple.
She explains that a trust can improve asset control in cases of incapacity or complex plans — guidance designed for Texas residents.
Local financial advisor Jeffery D.
Price of Price & Associates outlines a five-step method today to help families in Lewisville manage competing financial goals such as a home down payment, tuition, and retirement savings. The plan advises reviewing values, sorting priorities, and realigning investments (key for future stability).
Local heritage organizations will host a free Constitution Day event outside Lewisville City Hall at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Sept.
17 to mark America’s 250th anniversary. The program will feature flag presentations, music by Harmony Roads, historic readings, proclamations by Mayor TJ Gilmore, and patriotic gift bags with flags + educational bookmarks.
Local students from southern Denton County were named National Merit semifinalists on Wednesday after 16,000 names were announced; several from Argyle, Denton, and Lewisville ISDs now await finalist status as scholarships worth $24 million will be awarded in spring.
Lewisville ISD adopted its 2026-2027 tax rate this Monday (the lowest since 1999) as the district faced a $7.3 million deficit from teacher raises and improved benefits.
The state sets the tax rate, so the board has no control over it.
Lantana’s annual Run Lantana 5K and 10K race will take place Saturday at 8:20 a.m. at Blanton Elementary School along Stacee Lane — registration is open until Friday at 6 p.m. or on race day starting at 7:15 a.m. for an extra fee and will benefit UP Ministry.
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