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In this issue...

  • 🤽 Hebron girls water polo wins its first state title at 28-0

  • 🎢 Launch Family Entertainment now lists a November 6 opening in Denton

  • 🎄 Will Hearn's Grand Ol' Christmas Show comes to The Grand on November 20

  • 🏛️ Flower Mound weighs a bond election for an arts center and police headquarters

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Thursday, October 29th.

  • Early voting, 7 AM to 7 PM.

  • "The Wild Wild Weft" and "Eye Candy!" exhibitions, Lewisville Grand Theater gallery, 10 AM to 5 PM.

Friday, October 30th.

  • Last day of early voting, 7 AM to 7 PM.

  • Lewisville High Farmers host Denton Braswell, 7 PM. See Lewisville ISD athletics for venue and ticket details.

  • Monster Mash Family Bash, 6 to 8 PM, Main Event Lewisville. Visit Main Event for tickets.

Saturday, October 31st.

  • Halloween.

  • Camino De Los Muertos Trail Run, organized by Friends of LLELA. Visit RunSignup for start times and registration.

  • Last day to see "The Wild Wild Weft" at the Lewisville Grand Theater gallery, 10 AM to 5 PM.

Sunday, November 1st.

  • Daylight saving time ends. Set clocks back one hour before bed Saturday night.

Tuesday, November 3rd.

  • Election Day, polls open 7 AM to 7 PM. Denton County Elections posts polling places at votedenton.gov or at (940) 349-3200.

Friday, November 6th.

  • First Friday in Old Town Lewisville, 5 to 9 PM along Main and Church streets. Free.

  • Acoustic Jam Session, 6 to 9 PM, Lewisville Grand Theater.

  • Launch Family Entertainment lists its Denton opening at Golden Triangle Mall. Visit launchfamilyentertainment.com/denton for hours and pricing.

Saturday, November 7th.

  • Last day to see the "Eye Candy!" exhibition at the Lewisville Grand Theater gallery, 10 AM to 5 PM.

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Hebron Girls Water Polo Finishes 28-0 and Wins the Program's First State Title

The Lewisville ISD team beat Brazoswood 10-8 in the Class 6A final.

Hebron High School capped a perfect season on Saturday, October 24, beating Brazoswood 10-8 to win its first state water polo championship and finish 28-0. The Lewisville ISD school's girls team went the entire year without a loss.

Amber Cho, freshman Ryann Renfroe and Abi Cho, Amber's younger sister, were all named to the UIL all-tournament team. The team is coached by Donzie Lilly.

Launch Family Entertainment Now Lists a November 6 Opening at Golden Triangle Mall in Denton

The trampoline, arcade and ninja course complex is a short drive north of Lewisville.

Launch Family Entertainment's Denton page now reads "Opening November 6," a week later than the end-of-October timing that had been circulating. The 30,000-square-foot center at Golden Triangle Mall is planned to bring trampolines, a ninja course, VR, an arcade and a restaurant and bar to the Denton side of I-35.

The Denton page currently lists birthday party packages, ranging from $249 for the Hangout package to $549 for the A-List package, and says to check back for opening announcements. For hours and general admission pricing, call the center at (940) 818-2522 or visit launchfamilyentertainment.com/denton.

Event Details

📅 Date: Friday, November 6

🕐 Time: See launchfamilyentertainment.com/denton for hours

📍 Location: Golden Triangle Mall, 2201 S. Interstate 35, Denton

💲 Admission: Visit launchfamilyentertainment.com/denton for pricing

Will Hearn's Grand Ol' Christmas Show Comes to The Grand on November 20

Reserved seats start at $40, with four-seat tables at $60 per seat.

The Lewisville Grand Theater has a holiday concert on the calendar for Friday, November 20, at 7:30 PM. Will Hearn's Grand Ol' Christmas Show takes the stage in Huffines Performance Hall.

Tickets are $40 for reserved seating or $60 for table seating, and all four seats at a table must be purchased together. Free public parking is available along Main and Church streets or at Lewisville City Hall across Church Street. Tickets and details are at lewisvillegrand.com/tix or 972-219-8446.

Event Details

📅 Date: Friday, November 20

🕐 Time: 7:30 PM

📍 Location: Huffines Performance Hall, Lewisville Grand Theater, 100 N. Charles St., Old Town Lewisville

💲 Admission: $40 reserved seating, $60 table seating (all four seats at a table must be purchased)

Flower Mound Weighs a Possible Bond Election for an Arts Center and a New Police Headquarters

Flower Mound’s proposed arts center will sit on 3.67 acres within the River Walk mixed-use development. The town purchased the property for the arts center in September 2024. (Sky Eyes/Community Impact)

Council saw price estimates of about $75 million and $100 million and will revisit the plans November 19.

Flower Mound's Town Council discussed a possible bond election Monday for two big projects: a roughly $75 million arts center at the River Walk and a police headquarters estimated at about $100 million on 20 acres at FM 2499 and Aberdeen Drive. No decision was made. The town says the arts center would be covered by River Walk Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone funds without raising the tax rate, while the police headquarters would add about four cents to it.

Police now operate out of a former Food Lion grocery store at FM 1171 and Kirkpatrick Lane, where the department has been for nearly 30 years. To appear on the May 2027 ballot, a bond election must be called by the end of January. Staff will return Thursday, November 19, with firmer price points and options, and residents can speak at a council meeting or email the town.

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🕰️ Trivia Day in Lewisville

Lewisville voted for Home Rule in 1963 by a lopsided 225 to 26. The city's history timeline records the election that let Lewisville write its own charter, in a town that had counted 3,956 residents in the 1960 entry just a few years earlier. The same year, the city hired John C. Dodson as its first professional city manager.

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