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This weekend in Denton: Plenty of ghosts, vampires and more as 31 Days of Halloween begin (opens the original)
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The 31 Days of Halloween have officially begun. That means a ton of events around town as Denton kicks off its biggest celebration of the year. Explore downtown during First Fright-Day, watch classic Halloween films and and find vendors all around town. Where: Quakertown Park, 301 E. McKinney St. When: 6 to 10 p.m., Thursday through Sunday Artists and vendors will be setting up outside Denton City Hall at these night markets hosted by the city and local artist Angelic Vortex running four days
Halloween, Texas: How Denton became a hot spot for spooky season tourism (opens the original)
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For the last two years, Denton has seen hundreds of thousands of visitors come to downtown Square each October for what has become one of the cityâs biggest events of the year: 31 Days of Halloween. What started as an effort to embrace Dentonâs artistic identity, itâs now a major tourism initiative that attracts visitors from Texas and around the U.S. for the monthlong celebration. City officials estimated attendance grew from about 600,000 visitors in 2024 to roughly 800,000 in 2025, with
After a challenging — and hot — Denton Arts & Jazz Festival, organizers look to what comes next (opens the original)
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Vendor tents took flight on Friday night of the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival. An unexpected updraft of wind that was probably 40 to 50 miles per hour struck out of nowhere, recalled Kevin Lechler, the executive director of the Denton Festival Foundation, the nonprofit behind the festival. âNo one was prepared,â Lechler said. âEveryoneâs thinking, âOK, itâs 120 degrees. Itâs not going to rain, so we donât need to weigh down our tents.ââ Lechler and others helped some vendors ho
UNT rolls to win over UNLV as Mean Green make statement in home debut (opens the original)
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Neal Brown came to North Texas looking to build on the history the Mean Green made a year ago in one of the best seasons in program history. UNTâs new coach took a step toward that goal on Saturday and followed in the footsteps of a program great in the process while leading the Mean Green to a 44-6 win over UNLV at DATCU Stadium. Brown won his home debut and did it against a team from Nevada. Thatâs just what UNT Hall of Fame coach Darrell Dickey put on the books back in 1998, the last time
Denton starts planning out $2.22B budget with a boost from data center taxes (opens the original)
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At a time when data centers face nationwide backlash, Denton seems to be seeing a positive financial impact from them in a $2.22 billion budget proposed for 2026-27. An increase in Dentonâs taxable values, largely from business personal property, has resulted in a proposed property tax rate of $0.548485 per $100 property valuation â a 7.88% decrease from the previous yearâs tax rate of $0.595420, in part due to billions in added value that city staff described as a âshort-term boost.â
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