GISD commemorates African-American Month

Students across Garland ISD are observing African American history through enlightening attractions and energetic programs this month. Back ES kick-started the celebrations with their African American sitcom-themed Step Team tour Feb. 4. “We included shows that we—the...

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Student Nutrition Service explores initiatives

With countless studies linking a well-balanced diet to high academic performance, Garland ISD places an emphasis on providing wholesome meals for every boy and girl. This year, the district introduced Breakfast in the Classroom in 15 schools, providing the most...

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RHS jazz ensemble performs with community band

The Rowlett High School Jazz Ensemble recently joined forces with the Richardson Community Band to present an afternoon of popular compositions at the Eisemann Center in Richardson. “One of the goals of the Richardson Community Band is to offer affordable...

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Mayor Athas appointed to NLC Steering Committee

Garland Mayor Douglas Athas has been appointed to the National League of Cities 2015 Community and Economic Development Steering Committee. This committee has the lead responsibility for developing NLC federal policy positions on issues involving housing, community...

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SKYWARN storm spotter training scheduled

The National Weather Service in Fort Worth wants to help you prepare for the 2015 severe weather season by offering a free class of the SKYWARN severe weather program Saturday, Feb. 21, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The program will be held at Granville Arts Center and is...

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City Council recap: February 2-3

Lyles/Tinsley house relocation - City staff’s goal is to have the Lyles/Tinsley house in its permanent location by April 11 for the Heritage Celebration. There will probably not be time for the house to be resting on its foundation by this date, but it will be at the...

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City Council recap: February 2-3

Lyles/Tinsley house relocation - City staff’s goal is to have the Lyles/Tinsley house in its permanent location by April 11 for the Heritage Celebration. There will probably not be time for the house to be resting on its foundation by this date, but it will be at the...

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Reservoir levels remain dangerously low

According to the North Texas Municipal Water District website, reservoir levels, although a very small amount higher, continue to be dangerously low. Continued conservation is necessary and water-saving tips are available at www.ntmwd.com. Reservoir % Full Level Lake...

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Steadham ES parents experience day with students

More than 200 adults returned to the classroom during Steadham Elementary School’s second-annual Bring Your Parent to School Day Jan. 16. They learned alongside students, experiencing 21st-century education firsthand. “The kids were very excited about having mom or...

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