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TxDOT and Our Highways

TxDOT and Our Highways

| February 18, 2025 | Reply

By Mary Jane Farmer, for the Van Alstyne News on SceneInTown.com NOTE: If more information comes in, it will be added to this post. Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) began its brine operations on Friday (Feb. 14) and are continuing to monitor and maintain road during these current and upcoming foul weather conditions, said Kristen […]

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Two Incumbents File to Continue Service on City Council

Two Incumbents File to Continue Service on City Council

| February 17, 2025 | Reply

By MaryJane Farmer for The Van Alstyne News, SceneInTown.com Two candidates, both incumbents, filed to run again and are unopposed for the May 3 Van Alstyne City Council election. The filing period closed Friday, Feb. 14. Those refiling are Lee Thomas, City Council Place 4 and Mayor Pro Tem; and Katrina Arsenault, City Council Place […]

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U.S. 75 to undergo renovations north of Van Alstyne

U.S. 75 to undergo renovations north of Van Alstyne

| February 14, 2025 | Reply

Press Release from Texas Department of Public Safety, Paris( Texas) District PARIS – Texas Department of Transportation(TxDOT)  officials Friday, Feb. 14,  announced that work on the US Highway 75 project in Grayson County, (north of Van Alstyne) is set to begin Wednesday, Feb. 19, with the setting of project limit barricades. Construction is set to […]

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Guitars4Cops.com To Help Raise Funds For Police Officers In Need

Guitars4Cops.com To Help Raise Funds For Police Officers In Need

| January 11, 2025 | Reply

Press Release from 2911 Media NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Some of country music’s biggest and brightest stars have come together to help raise money and awareness for the Las Vegas-based national law enforcement organization The Wounded Blue, which helps improve the lives of injured and disabled officers. Cody Johnson, Ronnie Dunn (of Brooks & Dunn,) Travis […]

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Diamonds & FBC sold to city’s Community & Economic Development Corporations

Diamonds & FBC sold to city’s Community & Economic Development Corporations

| January 10, 2025 | Reply

By Mary Jane Farmer for the Van Alstyne News The end-of-year saw city groups making two major real estate purchases. The Van Alstyne Community and Economic Development Corporation, a non-profit organization funded by dedicated sales tax, purchased both the now-closed Diamonds Grocery and the historic and former First Baptist Church building, sharing the property line […]

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