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In this Lewisville Connect issue...
🍹 Buffalo Hirsch, the Old Town cocktail truckyard, throws a one-year party Sunday
🌧️ Denton County lifts its burn ban after a week of heavy rain
🏫 LISD promotes Jennifer Boniol to lead student services
🛍️ A free marketplace and gathering fills The Grand on Friday morning
Wednesday, October 7th.
"Eye Candy!" is on view at Lewisville Grand Theater through November 7.
LISD's online feedback form for the K-5 reading materials stays open through Wednesday, November 4.
Thursday, October 8th.
"The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," 8 PM, Lewisville Playhouse. Listed on the Old Town Lewisville calendar.
Friday, October 9th.
Threefold Mission Gathering and Marketplace, 9 AM to noon, Lewisville Grand Theater. Free.
Acoustic Jam Session at the Grand, 6 to 9 PM. Free.
Lewisville Lake Symphony Symphony Series concert, 7:30 PM, Medical City Lewisville Grand Theater. Tickets required.
Guyer visits Lewisville for high school football, 7 PM.
Saturday, October 10th.
Second Saturdays at Wayne Ferguson Plaza, 9 AM to 2 PM.
Battle of the Badges charity softball tournament, 8 AM to 5 PM, Railroad Park. Free.
NTX Toy Show, 10 AM to 5 PM, NTX Arena, 2401 S. Stemmons Fwy. $3 in advance, $6 at the door.
"Discover Color Theory," 11 AM to 1 PM, Lewisville Grand Theater. Free.
She Launch Business Expo, 1 to 5 PM, 2401 S. Stemmons Fwy.
Sunday, October 11th.
Round Grove United Church 125th anniversary service, 10:30 AM, 249 E. Round Grove Rd. Everyone is welcome.
Buffalo Hirsch one-year anniversary party, 11 AM to 5 PM, 206 W. Main St., Old Town.
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Buffalo Hirsch Celebrates One Year in Old Town Lewisville This Sunday
The open-air cocktail truckyard at 206 W. Main St. is throwing itself an anniversary party.
Buffalo Hirsch describes itself as a place for neighbors, friends and families to gather and unwind, with two bar concepts, a shaded patio, fire pits and yard games. Three local food trucks, The Tomato, The Pickled Carrot and Feta's Lone Star Greek, operate there seven days a week.
The Old Town Lewisville events calendar lists the one-year anniversary party for Sunday, October 11, from 11 AM to 5 PM. Details such as music, specials or giveaways were not published, so check the business's own channels or call before you go.
Event Details
📅 Date: Sunday, October 11
🕐 Time: 11 AM to 5 PM
📍 Location: Buffalo Hirsch, 206 W. Main St., Old Town Lewisville
Source: Old Town Lewisville
Denton County Lifts Its Burn Ban After a Week of Heavy Rain
Outdoor burning and outdoor cooking restrictions ended Monday.
Denton County commissioners voted on October 5 to lift the burn ban that had been in place since the end of August. The county fire marshal had recommended it during a stretch of extreme heat and drought, when no measurable rain fell for at least 30 days and local fire departments handled a run of grass, wildfire and structure fires in southern Denton County.
With about a week of heavy rain behind the county, the order is gone. Outdoor burning of combustible materials is allowed again, and outdoor cooking can resume without the earlier limits, which had required propane or natural gas devices that were fully enclosed. The same rain closed some roads with flooding, so check conditions before you drive. The county order is separate from any rules your own city may have, so ask your city if you are unsure.
Source: Cross Timbers Gazette
LISD Promotes Jennifer Boniol to Executive Director of Student Services
A 16-year district veteran takes over a role that touches nearly every family with a student in a Lewisville ISD school.
Boniol has worked in the district since 2010 and most recently served as Director of Student Services. In her new role she oversees K-12 student discipline and appeals, enrollment support, behavior management plans, custody and residency matters, student transfers, Schools of Choice and Title IX support on campuses, and she maintains the Student Handbook and Student Code of Conduct.
She brings 25 years in public education, including time as an assistant principal at Lewisville High School and Liberty Elementary and as a teacher at Lakeview Middle School. Superintendent Dr. Lori Rapp praised her expertise, integrity and dedication to supporting students and campuses. The district did not say when the change takes effect.
Source: Lewisville ISD
A Free Faith and Marketplace Gathering Fills The Grand on Friday Morning
Local women entrepreneurs set up shop for a three-hour event at the Lewisville Grand.
The Threefold Mission Gathering and Marketplace aims to encourage and connect women through faith, fellowship and community. Visitors can browse goods from local entrepreneurs, join conversations and take in a welcoming atmosphere hosted by Threefold Mission.
Admission is free, and vendors pay a $50 fee to sell. Parking is available on Main and Church streets and at Lewisville City Hall. The city's listing did not state a start time, so the hours below come from the Old Town Lewisville calendar. More details are at threefoldmission.com.
Event Details
📅 Date: Friday, October 9
🕐 Time: 9 AM to noon
📍 Location: Lewisville Grand Theater, Old Town Lewisville (parking on Main and Church streets and at City Hall)
💲 Admission: Free
🕰️ Trivia Day in Lewisville
Lewisville once made Texas history in the delivery room. Jerry and Debbie Davis welcomed the Lewisville Quintuplets, four girls and a boy, on July 18, 1975, the first set of quintuplets born in Texas.
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🌊 Lake Lewisville Check
Lewisville Lake sits at 84.2% full, the latest reading posted, dated Tuesday, October 6.
The water is at about 518.57 feet, roughly 3.4 feet under the 522-foot conservation pool. That is essentially level with the 84.3% reading from Sunday and up from 82.4% a week earlier, so the lake is holding after last week's rain. It is still well below the 95.1% recorded a year ago.
Boat ramps, swim areas and Party Cove still have water, though shallow launches get trickier when levels are lower. Check city and Army Corps notices for any closures before you head out.
Source: Water Data for Texas
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