The house that holds the Denton County African American Museum was built in 1904 as part of an African American neighborhood known as Quakertown, according to Discover Denton. Read MoreSee what programs, events the Denton County Office of History and Culture is offering this month

The City of Carrollton announced in late November 2022 that Roberto Arredondo would serve as the new Police Chief for the Carrollton Police Department. Read MoreLearn about what Carrollton Police Chief Roberto Arredondo is prioritizing in his new role

Denton County facilities will continue to be closed through Wednesday, Feb. 1, due to inclement weather following information from the National Weather Service (NWS). Read MoreDenton County closing facilities through Wednesday due to ongoing inclement weather

The Carrollton Police Department responded to several crimes the week of Sunday, Jan. 22 through Sunday, Jan. 29, most of which were thefts. Here are some of the crimes that happened in Carrollton last week, according to community crime map data. Read MoreCarrollton Police Department respond to several counts of theft during the week of Jan. 22

Travis Caperton oversees the day-to-day operations of Carrollton’s Animal Services Division. When he’s not working, Caperton can be found traveling with his family or learning how to play guitar. Read MoreLearn how the Carrollton Animal Services Manager works to make a difference in animal’s lives

Carrollton’s eighth annual TEXFest on March 4 is quickly approaching, offering the community plenty of opportunities to try local craft beer, listen to live music, eat good food, and take photos with a live longhorn. Read MoreTEXFest: Here’s what Carrollton can expect from this year’s festival

Carrollton and Lewisville have a wide range of activities to do this week including immersing yourself in the arts or learning life-saving skills. Take a look at the top five things to do in the Leader communities during the week of Jan. 29. Read MoreArt exhibits, family activities scheduled in Carrollton, Lewisville during the week of Jan. 29

The Gene Carey Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is waiving adoption fees for dogs over 20 pounds and all cats, through Saturday, Feb. 17. Regular adoption fee is normally $90. To see some of the animals up for adoption and for the adoption process visit lewisvillepets.com/adopt. Read MoreLeader News Roundup: Neighborhood Summit, adoption special