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What would it take to walk to the grocery store in your Denton neighborhood?
Most Denton residents can't walk to a grocery store — and that's no accident. Here's what walkability looks like in Denton, why it matters, and what we can do about it.
She Turned Her Front Yard Into a Market — and Sparked a National Movement
Denton resident Lauren Penn turned her front yard into a thriving neighborhood market — and proved that walkable, community-scale commerce doesn't require a big budget. Here's her story.
Denton to Prioritize Street Maintenance Over Expansion
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: THE CITY OF DENTON SHIFTING INFRASTRUCTURE SPENDING TO FOCUS ON MAINTENANCE, FURTHER SYSTEM EXPANSION INDEFINITELY ON HOLD
Sowing Chairy Seeds
There comes a point in every plant’s lifecycle when it transitions from creating beauty to reproducing the next generation of plants to add to the local ecosystem. Its flowers fade and its leaves wither while it pours all of its energy into casting as many seeds as possible on nearby soil to reproduce a greater number of plants in the next generation. Such is now the role of Chairy Orchard, and we the community should take up the challenge.