Free back-to-school haircuts

Remington College is again helping send kids back to school looking and feeling their best – and saving their parents some money – through its eighth Cuts for Kids event. During the month of August, Remington College will provide free back-to-school haircuts for...

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Save energy; save money

Summer electric bills can be among the highest household expenses but air conditioning is not a luxury in Texas in June, July, August and September. It is a safety necessity as temperatures climb above 100 degrees.   The following tips can increase energy...

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NMSC announces scholarship winners

The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently announced additional winners of National Merit Scholarships financed by colleges and universities. These Merit Scholar designees join more than 3,200 other college-sponsored award recipients who were announced in...

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Council discusses dog park location

City staff and RVi, Inc. consultants provided an update on the possible location of Garland’s proposed dog park. The consultants explained the importance of public input at the beginning of their presentation and said that there had been a great response to their...

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GSM’s Hello, Dolly! opens July 21

Garland Summer Musicals presents the final production of their 2017 season, the Tony Award-Winning, Broadway and film classic Hello, Dolly! starring Patty Granville as Dolly Levi and James Williams as Horace Vendergelder.   Hello, Dolly!, the blockbuster Broadway...

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Beautiful lawn, less pollution

Everyone loves a green, healthy yard with no weeds or harmful insects. Many achieve this by applying fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides; however, it’s important to apply these chemicals appropriately to avoid pollution to our local waterways.   Fertilizers...

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Health Dept. inspections: July 3-7

The Garland Health Dept. conducts weekly inspections of establishments where food is served.  Inspections are performed at day care centers, retirement homes, school cafeterias, restaurants and stores. A failing grade includes anything below 60.  Any establishment...

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City celebrates National Parks & Rec Month

Garland will be celebrating National Park & Recreation Month throughout July and the city’s Parks & Recreation Department will host various opportunities for the city of Garland’s residents to Get Out & Play! Nearly three in 10 U.S. adults do not spend...

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Good Sam receives significant donation

Tucked in among the many warehouses in Garland is a supply warehouse that made Tuesday, June 27, a great day for Good Samaritans of Garland, Inc. by donating 17 pallets of food, clothing and hygiene items. Because the donation was so large and the donor was requesting...

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Crimes reported: June 18-24

The Garland Police Department has divided the city into 26 districts, numbers vary from 11 to 56.  Listed below are the 174 crimes reported.   Information provided by the Garland Police Department. Crimes broken down by district District 11 2 District 12 4...

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Sarah Hazelton receives law degrees

South Garland High School alumna Sarah Hazelton was awarded dual Juris Doctor and Master of Legal Studies degrees from Empire College School of Law in Santa Rosa, California June 4. She also holds a B.A. in History from University of North Texas.   While...

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Mayor elected to NCTCOG Executive Board

Mayor Douglas Athas has been elected to the North Central Texas Council of Government’s (NCTCOG) Executive Board. The 18-member board is the policymaking body for activities undertaken by the NCTCOG, including program activities and decisions, regional plans, and...

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