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Volume 10, Issue 5 • February/March 2016 • Serving the 380 Corridor since 2005
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CONTENTS
February / March 2016
IN THIS ISSUE
PUBLISHER
David Prickett
EDITORIAL
EXECUTIVE EDITOR
5 Give Kids a Smile
Jodie Linton-Prickett
Helping Children in the 380
Corridor
ASSISTANT EDITOR
Jenelyn Flanagan
7 Hugh Coleman
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
Jackie Solis
Denton County’s Very Own
“Road Warrior”
DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Karen Svien
8 Celina’s Claws are
Coming Out
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE
Jim Manning
Fourth Annual Cajun Festival
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Jodie Linton-Prickett, Hugh Coleman Campaign, Dr.
Heather Bartos, M.D., F.A.C.O.G, Union Park, Hillwood
Communities, Thin Line, Expedia CruiseShipCenters,
Heather Fahle, Music Theater of Denton, Celina Cajun
Festival, City of Celina, Denton Kiwanis Club, Texas-Tulips, David Prickett, Little Elm Public Library, Municipal
Voice, Aubrey 380 Area Chamber of Commerce
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Community in Sweet Spot of
Highway 380 Corridor
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Located at 107 East Elm Street, Aubrey, TX 76227
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CruiseShipCenters, Music Theater of Denton,
Celina Cajun Festival, City of Celina, Denton
Kiwanis Club, Texas-Tulips, David Prickett, Little
Elm Public Library, Municipal Voice, Aubrey 380
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ON THE COVER:
Celina’s claws are coming out at the annual Cajun
Festival in Historic Downtown Celina. Cover art
provided by the City of Celina
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LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER
February / March 2016
We are very excited about
our February/March issue
of 380Guide! As always,
we are scoping out the area,
looking for the most exciting
events, businesses and developments to share with you. For the past ten
years 380Guide has been a major platform for sharing the happenings
in and around the 380 Corridor and we are the premier publication of
the entire corridor. It has been an amazing journey, growing with the
region, getting to know the area, the developments and most of all the
people. There is nothing like serving such a multifaceted region that is
ever changing.
The residents of the corridor could not be in a more exciting place at
a more energizing time. Sandwiched between the cosmopolitan Frisco
and Plano areas and the artsy, thriving, college town of Denton, the 380
corridor is experiencing explosive growth. Over the years, we have
watched the towns we deliver to grow, flourish and define themselves.
380Guide delivers to every home and business in Little Elm, Aubrey,
Krugerville, Oak Point, Prosper, Celina, Pilot Point, Celina, Providence
Village, Paloma Creek, Savannah and Tioga. We have watched the area
grow from 10,000 rooftops to over 35,000!
In this issue, we would like to welcome the new member of our team,
Jackie Solis. She has taken on the enlivening and diverse roll of our new
Executive Assistant and will be reaching out to our area businesses and
readers. We are also getting ready to overhaul 380Guide’s website and
structure it more like our wildly successful updated 380News.com.
In this issue, we are very eager to share with you information about
the Celina Cajun Festival; the claws are coming out! If you are ready
for music and mudbugs, then make sure you save the date for this fourth
annual event in Historic Downtown Celina. Also mark your calendar
for the new season for Texas-Tulips. This is the second year for this
beautiful attraction in Pilot Point. We also have information about the
annual event, Taste of North Texas, a great place to go sample foods from
about 35 Denton County restaurants. One of our favorite local events
is the Aubrey Casino Night, where an evening of fun also supports the
Aubrey 380 Area Chamber of Commerce. If you want to let go, visit this
year’s Thin Line Fest, where you can view Josh Fox’s film “How to let go
of the World”. The weight is over, and when you read Dr. Bartos’ article,
she will give you helpful insight on how to battle the bulge with some
simple but effective lifestyle changes!
380Guide would like to remind our readers to support our local
businesses. As always, we would also like to thank our wonderful
advertisers for their continued support. It is through their loyalty that we
are able to bring family friendly information to our communities in the
380 Corridor.
Additionally, we would like to thank our readers for their friendly
emails. Don’t forget You Can Take it with You while you are on your
Spring Break vacation, so pack your copy of 380Guide and send us your
photos! It is a great honor to receive your pictures, so keep them coming!
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, we hope love is in the air
and that everyone has a very Happy Valentine’s Day.
Sincerely,
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GIVE KIDS A SMILE
Helping Children in the 380 Corridor
Oral health issues affect children in poverty and minorities far more than other
groups. Dental disease in the primary dentition is currently the most common
chronic disease in childhood.
Children with untreated dental decay can have difficulty sleeping, eating and
concentrating in school and more than 51 million school hours are lost each year
to dental related conditions.
Give Kids a Smile (GKAS) is an annual event created by the American Dental
Association (ADA). The program is administered locally through the oversight of
constituent dental societies. The North Texas Dental Society (NTDS) has been
actively involved in creating and establishing the Give Kids a Smile program in
the north Texas communities since 2003.
Since implementing the program, a collaborative partnership was developed
between the NTDS and the Dental Hygiene program at the Collin County
Community College. This partnership creates a way to screen and treat children
at the Dental Hygiene School with volunteer dentists, staff and dental students.
Children that are categorized as low-income families, with the help of school
nurses, are seen at the Dental Hygiene School for a dental screening, X-rays,
prophylaxis, fluoride, as well as dental education. After treatment at the hygiene
school, the children that require additional care are then referred to the “Smile
Factory”, local volunteer general and pediatric dentists that serve as primary
caregivers. All treatment is completed in their offices within the next three to four
months. Referrals to other specialists are done on an as-needed basis. In recent
years, screenings have been done to identify severe malocclusions. These kids are
then referred to volunteer orthodontists that will provide this treatment at no cost.
The goals of this program are to: 1) Increase children’s access to oral
healthcare. 2) Strengthen the infrastructure of the program by increasing the
number of volunteers, increasing the number of children participating, and
increasing the number of dentists able to treat patients. 3) Foster mentorship
and leadership infrastructure between the professional dental associations,
dental students and dental hygiene students.
Recent data from previous Give Kids a Smile events organized by the North
Texas Dental Society show that there is a great need for continuity of care once
initial treatment is rendered by our team of volunteer dentists. In the last three
years, an average of 60 patients have been screened and referred to our “Smile
Factory”. Our 2015 GKAS event was done on March 28th with great success.
The 2016 GKAS event will be done April 2nd.
While we have enjoyed great success in treating our underserved population,
more work needs to be done. It continues to be a challenge to identify the children
who most need our services and more information needs to be distributed
focusing on prevention. This will improve the quality of life for the children in
the north Texas area. We have been fortunate to have a community of dentists
who are generous of their time and resources for this important cause.
Co-chairs GKAS - North Texas
Dr. Maria Castano-Rendon – Orthodontist
Rendon Orthodontics
12398 FM 423, Suite 100, Frisco, TX 7033
Dr. Mila Davis – Pediatric Dentist
Healthy Smiles Children’s Dentistry
12398 FM 423, Suite 1900 Frisco, TX 75033
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Coleman has worked hard to plan, fund and construct roadways in Denton
County Precinct One and in seven years in office has amassed an impressive
list of transportation accomplishments which includes fighting for the planned
expansion of U.S. 380 from west of U.S. 377 to the Collin County line. With
$50 million from the 2014 Proposition One election, TxDOT is planning
to increase the number of lanes from four to six and improving several
ntersections.
Coleman said he sees a quality network of roads as being about much more
than moving cars around Denton County.
“Too often, I think elected officials and transportation planners get so wrapped
up in one or two pet projects that they miss the forest for the trees,” Coleman said.
“I am less concerned with individual roads as I am with creating a comprehensive
road network throughout Denton County and the region, because this is about far
more than simply moving traffic from Point A to Point B. It is also about public
safety, economic development and quality of life.”
Coleman said he is excited about recent legislation passed by the Texas
Legislature that will increase funding for road construction and also streamline
the process of approving projects to eliminate waste and inefficiency.
“The passage of Proposition 7 last November will add $2.5 billion a year to
the state highway fund without raising taxes,” said Coleman. “That is huge,
and these funds can only be used to construct, maintain or acquire rightsof-way for public roads or to repay the principal on general obligation bonds.
Almost as exciting is House Bill 20 which will give cities and counties more
input with TxDOT when it comes to prioritizing projects in their area, and it
creates more accountability to ensure that TxDOT is reaching the goals set for
them by the legislature.”
With over 350 miles of county roads in Precinct 1, Coleman says he is proud
of what he has been able to achieve in a relatively short period of time. Since
2009, he has been able to provide pavement on over ninety percent of the
roads in Precinct 1, in addition to partnering with TxDOT and municipalities
around the county to expand FM 423, FM 720, FM 2181, FM 455, FM 2499,
US 377 and US 380 along with municipal streets such as Mayhill in Denton,
Lake Sharon and Parkridge Blvd in Corinth, McRenyolds Road and Cowling
in Sanger, Teal and Stonebrook in Frisco, and Naylor in Crossroads.
“When it comes to transportation funding and road construction, nothing
is quick and easy,” Coleman concluded. “You’ve got to fight hard, play the long
game and understand that
getting a project completed
is often a war of attrition.
It’s certainly not glamorous,
but those who stick it out
and slug their way through
the bureaucracy, delays and
roadblocks can achieve great
things for their community.”
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Celina’s
claws
are
coming
out
at the annual
Cajun Festival
Get ready for an
event that provides
a superfluous of
liveliness! The City of
Celina is excited to
announce it is hosting
the Fourth Annual
Cajun and Crawfish
Festival on the Celina
Historic Downtown Square. The proceeds of this
event support improvements of current and future parks as well
as their Historic Downtown Square. Mark your calendar for the
Celina Cajun and Crawfish Festival on Saturday, April 9, 2016. The
festival will feature an authentic crawfish boil so you can delight
in the savory tastes of authentic Cajun and Creole fare. Laissez
les bons temps rouler with the five rocking Zydeco and Cajun
bands including Grammy winner Wayne Toups, Steve Riley and his
Mammou Playboys, the Pine Leaf Boys, Roddie Romero, the Band
Courtbouillon. Energetic performer Wayne Toups has earned the
nickname “Le Boss” because he has long been nicknamed “The
Cajun Springsteen.” So, if you want to listen to some great deep
rooted Cajun music this is the place to be! There will also be an
amazing car show offering a wide variety of impressive classic and
custom cars to admire. Follow them on their Facebook page Celina
Cajun Fest to find out how you can get your car in the show.
There will be plenty to do for the entire family including several
events for children and a variety of vendor booths along with
many other fun and exciting activities. Celina is preparing for
thousands of guests on the historic Mains Street Square; the City
is ready to become the heart of everything Cajun in Texas with
quality entertainment for everyone. This family friendly event
offers free festival admission and parking. Crawfish plates: 4lbs for
$15.00 and Kids activity wrist bands are only $5.00. This event has
continued to grow year after year and consistently draws a large
crowd by offering a variety of quality entertainment for everyone
and your family. “It was one of the best events I attended all year.
I especially enjoyed the car show and the music,” said Tim, from
Savannah, TX, “I’m definitely returning to this year’s festival!”
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Working for the Citizens
demands transparency and accountability from anyone who seeks to
do business with the county. Of particular note, Coleman’s consistent
opposition to the creation of special taxing districts has put him in
direct conflict with a group of very powerful special interest groups
from outside of Denton County.
“These taxing districts are used all over the state to subsidize
residential development in unincorporated areas, and they leave the
taxpayers holding the bag to pay for core services like police and fire
protection,” Coleman said. “I am fundamentally opposed to this type
of corporate welfare, and make no mistake about it, that is exactly what
these special taxing districts are. I will not stand by quietly and allow
private companies to fleece the people of this county.”
Denton County Commissioner Hugh Coleman is running for
re-election in the March 1 Republican Primary Election. During his
time on the commissioner’s court, Coleman has been a strong advocate
for open government, and has been a watch dog for the taxpayers of
Denton County.
“I don’t work for the county; I work for the citizens who elected me,”
said Coleman. “When I first ran for office, I promised the voters of
Precinct 1 that I would fight against the special interests and those who
seek to profit off the hard-working families of Denton County. By any
measure, my record shows that is exactly what I have done.”
Coleman is widely regarded as the most vocal conservative member
of the Denton County Commissioners Court, and he has often
ruffled the feathers of those who attempt to use the levers of county
government to line their own pockets. He asks the hard questions and
In addition to his efforts to stop special taxing districts, Coleman has
also opposed the tolling of existing highways as double taxation, he has
pushed for full and open online disclosures of campaign finance reports
by local candidates and officeholders, and he has fought to make sure
Denton County does not follow the federal government’s path of higher
taxes and over-spending by approving the lowest tax rate in the last five
years.
Prior to being elected as County Commissioner for Precinct 1,
Coleman was a prosecutor, a civil attorney and an assistant district
attorney. He and his wife, Bernadette, an Occupational Therapist with
the Denton County Special Education Co-Op, have two children. The
Coleman Family are members of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church.
On March 1, let’s re-elect a proven, conservative leader who puts our
families first – County Commissioner Hugh Coleman. You can learn
more about Hugh and his record in office at www.hughcoleman.com.
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Of Time magazine’s top New Year’s resolutions, lose weight and get fit is
number one. Not surprisingly, it tops the list every year. If I had a dollar for
every patient that came into my office desiring to change their body, I could
probably feed the world entire. The biggest challenge? How. To. Do. It.
It seems easy enough. Eat less, move more. It’s almost that simple. Stress,
hormones, family meal time challenges, spouses who want you to stay the
way you are, well-meaning friends who enable bad habits—it’s no wonder the
number one resolution in America is derailed by Valentine’s Day.
Working with women over the years, I’ve realized some key points to help
lose (or giveaway, as we like to say) the weight and keep it off. When a patient
comes in desiring to lose weight—whether it’s 5 or 100 pounds—the first thing
we do is a full medical assessment. Is the patient’s thyroid working well? Do
they have hypertension or diabetes?
Secondly, we discuss weight loss medications. While certain drugs work
really well and really fast, they do nothing to change behaviors and at the end
you’re thinner, but malnourished and soon gain the weight back. Medicines
are like crutches for a sprained ankle—they are there to help you walk in the
beginning, but it’s not a permanent part of your lifestyle. You don’t see someone
with an ankle injury walking with crutches two years later.
Thirdly, nutrition is clearly important and we always recommend seeing
a dietitian. They can help plan meals with those finicky kids, the husband
who won’t even look at greens, and how to navigate the bunco buffet table.
Insurance often covers visits with these experts, and their other goal is to
keep your body nourished with all the vitamins and good fats that keep you
looking young.
Fourthly…movement. I’m not advocating walking like a gerbil on the
treadmill for 2 hours. My favorite way for patients to get that movement in?
Fitness trackers. Aiming for 10,000 steps a day is not just a random number.
Japanese researchers in the 1980s found people who were “active” did about
10,000 steps a day. There are numerous, easy way to increase your steps per day,
which we’ll get into next issue. By the way, the average American struggles to
get 5,000 steps per day, so we have our work cut out for us.
Lastly, I ask my patients to CHOOSE to be healthy and fit. There is no
magic pill. There is no magic formula. I always ask my patients to take
personal responsibility for everything they do, good or not so good. Owning
your health gives you power. At the end of it all, the goal is for you to be
healthy. And that number on the scale will agree.
DR. BARTOS’S TIPS FOR WEIGHT LOSS:
· Aim for 1200 calories (at least) a day
· Plan on moving 10000 steps
· Put your goals on a vision board—and look at it twice daily
· Use meditation apps at bedtime (Andrew Johnson’s “lose weight” and “get
fit” are two great ones in the app store, and only $1.99)
· Put the scale in the trunk of your car and only weigh monthly. Yes, that’s
right. Once a month! Hormones can change the scale for the worse certain
times of the month for women, so always weigh every 4 weeks.
· If you are on weight loss medication, plan that one day you will do it on
your own without any extra help. It’s not a forever tool.
· Visual food diaries are the best, and easy to do: snap a photo of everything
you eat. Then you can go back and review at week’s end.
· Know, accept and embrace that this may change relationships you have
with friends and family. As Buddha said, “You, as much as anyone in the
universe, deserve your love and affection.”
Dr. Bartos is an OB/GYN in Cross Roads. Her practice—be. Women’s Health
& Wellness—focuses on the whole woman—offering yoga, health workshops, and
traditional ob/gyn services. Their office also sees and treats men of all ages as well.
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HILLWOOD
COMMUNITIES
GRAND OPENS
UNION PARK:
NEW, AFFORDABLE
LUXURY
COMMUNITY IN
SWEET SPOT OF
HIGHWAY 380
CORRIDOR
Live It
UP
Over $700 Million Community to Offer
Abundance of Parks and Open Space
Hillwood Communities celebrates the Grand
Opening of Union Park, a 787-acre master-planned
community located in the “sweet spot” of the Highway
380 Corridor in Little Elm, Texas. The $700 million+
project will feature a wooded, 35-acre park with an
indoor/outdoor Pavilion, outdoor kitchen, resort style
pool, pond, and trails.
Located along the U.S. Highway 380 corridor, Union
Park will feature a quality lifestyle-driven community
with approximately 2,400 single-family homes and
100 acres of parks and open space. The community is
designed with a central hub where residents will come
together to play, relax and enjoy community-wide
activities and events. Five homebuilders offer a wide
variety of floorplans and designs; American Legend
Homes, Drees Homes, Emerald Homes, Highland
Homes and Plantation Homes.
Live, learn and play at Union Park – events and activities at The Porch
indoor/outdoor pavilion, family-friendly games at The Park, become a grillmaster
“Union Park showcases all of the amenities of a
Hillwood Communities master-planned neighborhood,”
said Fred Balda, president of Hillwood Communities.
“We were very deliberate in building this community
with more than twice the required green space to
promote a small town feel and encourage socialization.”
at The Kitch outdoor kitchen, take a dip at The Cove resort-style pool, grab a bite
The first phase of Union Park has 400 homes in a
range of lot sizes starting in the mid-$200s to the mid
$400s. Union Park was designed with Hillwood’s five
LiveSmart Principles: Sense of Community, Technology,
Healthy Living, Environmental Stewardship and
Education & Enrichment.
by Hillwood Communities, a Perot Company.
to eat at the Food Truck Park or explore miles of Hike & Bike Trails.
Experience what it means to Live Smart at this one-of-a-kind community
An open-air pavilion, pocket parks and food truck
park encourage outdoor community interaction. An
on-site lifestyle manager will plan special events and
programs for the homeowners.
For more information, please visit www.
UnionParkLiveSmart.com.
LITTLE
ELM
New Homes from High $200s to $500s
Tollway
Strategically located in the Highway 380 growth
corridor, residents of Union Park will enjoy access to the
nearby retail and major employment areas of Legacy,
Frisco, Plano, Denton, University of North Texas and
DFW International Airport, as well as recreational areas
like Lake Lewisville and Lake Ray Roberts.
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“Union Park has been designed with an emphasis on
‘sense of community’ with the development centered on
a 35-acre park, serving as the heart of the community
where residents can gather together,” said Elaine Ford,
Senior Vice President of Hillwood Communities.
Navo Rd.
(Navo Rd.) Union Park Blvd.
The community is located directly across from the
new Denton ISD Braswell High School, scheduled to
open in August, 2016. Union Park has the advantage of
K-12 schools, all located within one mile, with a future
on-site elementary campus.
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thin line fest opens
FEBRUARY 17 IN DENTON, TE X AS
with How to Let Go of the World Documentary Film by Josh Fox
THIN LINE MUSIC FEST
Opening night at Thin Line
Fest, the five-day international
film, national music and
regional photography
festival, begins with the Texas
premiere of Oscar nominated
director Josh Fox’s new film,
How to Let Go of the World,
organizers have announced.
Also, Bri Bagwell, 2013 and
2014 TRRR Female Vocalist
of the Year, will perform at the film’s
after-party at Dan’s SilverLeaf. For five days, Denton’s historic downtown
square will be full of activity with Thin Line’s engaging program of high
quality documentary films, world-class music, and a diverse selection of
photography. How to Let Go of the World Director Josh Fox traveled to 12
countries on six continents to film How to Let Go of the World (and Love
All the Things Climate Can’t Change). The film, selected for this year’s
Sundance Film Festival, acknowledges that it may be too late to stop some
of climate changes’ worst consequences. The documentary addresses
through important stories of courage and community what climate change
can’t destroy. Fox was Oscar nominated for Gasland, a 2010 documentary
on fracking and the oil industry, and won a primetime Emmy for his film
direction. How to Let Go of the World debuts in Texas at 7 p.m., Wednesday,
February 17 at the Campus Theatre. A party and live music show follows at
Dan’s SilverLeaf. Director Fox will be in attendance.
Thin Line Film Fest, 2016 marks the ninth year for Thin Line, which began
as a film only festival. It remains the sole documentary film festival in Texas.
“Documentaries give our audiences a chance to discover diverse peoples
and places,” Joshua Butler, festival director, said. “It’s a window into the rest
of the world.” The name of the festival is representative of the event, Butler
added. “Thin Line refers to the space between two extremes. That is where
we see the drama, the conflict and often the truth.” Nearly $20,000 in cash
and prizes will be awarded, including Best Feature and Short, Audience
Feature and Short, Best Student, and the Denton Award. In other events,
a “secret” film screening at Campus Theatre with special guests will be
held Saturday, February 20 at 8 p.m. More films will be announced in the
coming weeks. Sure to be of interest to locals is a new category at Thin
Line film Fest this year, “Our Town Denton: A Visual History”. It is aimed
specifically toward the area’s professional and amateur videographers.
Videos in this category depict the people and places of Denton during
2015. Selected videos will be screened at the festival.
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Bri Bagwell Opening Night Artist Thin Line Fest has grown to include a
musical component, now in its third year. Scheduled artists for this year’s
event are listed below.
Wednesday, February 17 (Film Screening After-Party) Location: Dan’s
SilverLeaf, 103 Industrial Street Headliner: Bri Bagwell 2013 and 14’s female
vocalist of the year for Texas Regional Radio Report (TRRR) Opening Act:
Local artist Melissa Radley
Thursday, February 18 (Dan’s SilverLeaf Denton Record-Chronicle
Showcase) Location: Dan’s SilverLeaf, 103 Industrial Street Headliner: The
Boombachs, hip-hop jazz band from Denton Other Acts: Wild Bill,Tomkat
and King Pap
Friday, February 19 Location: Dan’s SilverLeaf, 103 Industrial Street
Headliner: Micky & the Motorcars, Texas alternative country Dangle Dixon,
Isaac Hoskins and The Glass Mountain Orchestra Location: Harvest House,
331 East Hickory Street Headliner: The Effinay’s, funk/rock/reggae group
Other Acts: Sonar Lights and Heavy Glow
Saturday, February 20 Location: Dan’s SilverLeaf, 103 Industrial Street
Headliner: Alejandro Escovedo, Mexican-American singer songwriter Other
Acts: The Birds of the Night and Daniel Markham
More music acts will be announced as they are confirmed.
THIN LINE PHOTO FEST
Entrants in the photography category are competing for many awards,
including the “Best of Thin Line 2016”, which carries a $750 cash prize.
Supported by the Greater Denton Arts Council, a photo gallery will be at
the Patterson- Appleton Arts Center located just off the downtown square
at 400 East Hickory Street. A second gallery locale will be the Golden
Triangle Mall on Loop 288. The exhibit will be in storefront windows
directly across from Barnes & Noble.
EVENT PASSES AND TICKETS
Many options are available for tickets, purchasable on line or at the
door. However, the best deal is the All-Access Pass for $150 that provides
VIP priority admittance to all Thin Fest events and activities. Plus, it’s
transferable so it can be shared with a friend. Day passes range in price
from $20-$40. Or, if attendees are interested in either films or music
only, those passes are $75. Students, senior citizens and military receive
a 20 percent discount on tickets if purchased in person with a valid ID.
Photography events and workshops are free. Please visit the festival’s
website, www.thinline.us to learn more about the featured films, musical
acts and workshops as they are announced. For more ticket information
and to purchase, visit the website and click “Box Office” in the top right
corner. Lodging information is available by calling 1-877-834-3613 and
requesting the Thin Line Fest block. Please follow and/or like Thin Line Fest
on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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“After several doctors misdiagnosed my severe back pain, a friend recommended Prosper Chiropractic. They
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Recently, I hurt my ankle and without hesitation called Prosper Chiropractic and got an appointment right
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27th
Annual
Taste of
North
Texas
Benefits
Children’s Clinic
The Denton Kiwanis Club
will once again present its most
popular fundraiser, Taste of
North Texas, on Thursday,
March 31, 2016. For the cost
of one admission, the public
can sample foods and beverages
from some of the Denton area’s
best restaurants, caterers, and
food service providers. More
than 40 vendors will participate,
bringing samples of their finest
cuisine.
CJ Lawlis
Owner/Hair Stylist
214-632-3768
8000 US Hwy 380, #700
Cross Roads, TX 76227
Tickets are $15 for adults and
$10 for students over the age
seven, also university students
with proper ID, seniors, and military; children under six are free. Tickets
may be purchased at the door, but advance purchase is recommended.
They will be available from the Denton Kiwanis Club office at 1001 N.
Elm Street, the Denton Chamber of Commerce, Crouch Realty, UNT
Union Ticket Office, and UNT Athletic Ticket Office. Tickets are also
available online from www.tasteofnorthtexas.org and the club website,
www.dentonkiwanisclub.org.
Proceeds from the event benefit the Denton Kiwanis Club
Children’s Clinic, which provides medical, dental, and prescription
assistance to disadvantaged children in Denton County. The Clinic
anticipates that more than 600 children will be served this year.
For more information, call the club office at 940.387.6323 or visit
www.dentonkiwanisclub.org.
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STRESS, HORMONES
AND HEALTH SEMINAR
by Dr. Seymour
The true cause of Belly Fat (Yes, this is for you men too!)
Complimentary educational events
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Dr. Seymour will tell you about the latest scientific
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SEMINARS ARE 2/4, 2/11, 2/18,
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Please RSVP to (940) 591-0788
• Learn how Hormone Imbalances —man or woman— can distort your midsection into a large belly and prevent weight loss even with dieting and exercise.
• Learn how Hormone Imbalances can affect your sleep cycles, carbohydrate
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Music Theatre of Denton presents
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
Music Theatre International
March 4-11, 2016
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pm
Sundays at 2:00 pm
The story follows a Baker and his wife who wish to have a child, Cinderella
who wishes to attend the King’s Festival, and Jack who wishes his cow would
give milk. When the Baker and his wife learn that they cannot have a child
because of a Witch’s curse, the two set off on a journey to break the curse.
Everyone’s wish is granted, but the consequences of their actions return to
haunt them later with disastrous results. Campus Theatre214 W. Hickory
Street in Historic Downtown Denton For tickets and information 940-382-1915
~Starring~
Sementa Alldredge - Little Red Riding Hood, Ben Brown - Prince’s Steward
Alyssa Kelso - Rapunzel, Edsel Romero - Rapunzel’s Prince
Elysia Worcester - Cinderella, Jacob Mendez - Cinderella’s Father
Sienna Riehle - Cinderella’s Mother / Granny
Hannah Wyatt - Cinderella’s Stepmother
Nick Gilley - Cinderella’s Prince / The Wolf
Carlton Ryker - The Baker, Sara Kennedy - The Baker’s Wife
Heather Sturdevant - Florinda, TBA - Snow White
Logan Coley Broker - Jack, Amber Bryant - Jack’s Mother
Brynne Huffman - The Witch, Anthony Ortega - Narrator / Mysterious Man
McCall Sowers - Lucinda, TBA - Sleeping Beauty
~Staff~
John Norine, Jr. - Co-Director / Music Director, Jason Joos - Co-Director
Amanda Guerrero - Choreographer, Sarah Nobles - Stage Manager
Travis Turek - Producer, Courtney Karns - Producer
Now Offering Aflac
musictheatreofdenton.com
Open from Early March to Mid-April 2016
Daily 9am – 8pm
10656 FM 2931, Pilot Point
About 10 minutes drive from Highway 380
Country charm within the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex
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From Holland
with
Love
IT’S TIME FOR TULIPS IN TEXAS
If you live in the 380 Corridor, you probably visited Texas-Tulips last year. If not, while
driving down F.M. 2931, you may have noticed rows and rows of beautiful tulips on the east side
of the road. This year turn in and take a stroll through the colorful fields. Last year Texas-Tulips
had 18 varieties of tulips, but this year they have 45 varieties.
Have you ever imagined walking through the colorful tulip fields in Holland, picking the
perfect flowers, and putting them in a basket, holding hands with your children or your
romantic interest? Just the thought is dreamy. Now, due to some innovative thinking and two
generations of experience you don’t have to get on a plane and fly across the ocean. TexasTulips brought this previously unattainable experience right here to Pilot Point, Texas. They
premiered this amazing tulip farm last year and it was the talk of the 380 Corridor!
Pieter Koeman, after a life changing experience, decided it was time for something new.
Moving from a small farm town outside of Amsterdam, he now lives in Pilot Point with his
wife Petra and their children Pieter Jr. and Hillary and his mother Afra, a young 73 year old
who is still active in the family business. This family is eager to share with the 380 Corridor and
surrounding communities their love and knowledge of beautiful tulips. What could be better
than walking in a field with thousands of tulips in Texas? Imagine happy children picking tulips
for mom and dad, grandma and grandpa. An experience that will be etched into your memory
for a lifetime, or a new family tradition that you return to year after year!
Or, if you prefer you could spend a peaceful afternoon alone picking a bouquet of tulips
to brighten up your home and your spirits. What a unique way to celebrate Spring or show
your love to family and friends with a gift of a beautiful bouquet of tulips from Texas-Tulips!
The Koeman family will professionally wrap your bouquet with love to ensure a long life of
freshness for enjoyment.
Besides picking a bouquet from the tulip farms, imagine the many great photo
opportunities. The farm offers a great location for family photos, to go next to the highly
coveted Texas Blue Bonnet pictures we all seem to take every year! You will be able to take the
most beautiful and unique pictures between their spectacular fields of tulips. At Texas-Tulips
you can also enjoy a wide variety of amazing tulips dancing in the sunshine. It is a sight to
behold as the tulips open up row by row to scoop up the sun’s rays. It is amazing to see how
alive and active tulips can be. Capture the bright colors every moment of the day. These vibrant
flowers, joyful memories and spectacular images can be captured at Texas-Tulips! For the little
ones, the staff at Texas-Tulips has created a hay maze. This maze gives children the chance to
explore and learn through play. The fresh air and gorgeous surroundings will offer you and your
family a healthy and unique outing.
The Koeman story begins in Holland, the Netherlands. With a spade and onion seeds, Piet
and Afra Koeman started a horticultural farm almost forty years ago. As the farm grew, they
added leeks, chrysanthemums, iris and tulip bulbs to the production process. Gradually, they
extended the acreage and specialized in tulip bulb production and cultivating tulips in their
greenhouses. Over the years, their production of tulip bulbs increased to over eighty acres and
in winter they produced ten million tulips in their greenhouses. The flowers were sold at flower
auctions in the Netherlands.
In 2011, Piet Koeman passed away at 69 years old. After this tragic loss, Pieter and his family
decided to change course and make a life change. After visiting Texas several times, they
decided to set up a tulip company in Pilot Point, Texas. In Pilot Point, they found the perfect
combination of fertile soil, country charm, and nice weather during the spring season. To make
it complete, they loved the gentle rolling hills, ranches and horses in the area. The family
having experienced years of the wholesale business, wanted to get involved with the final
customers and work on the retail side of the tulip and floral business.
Texas-Tulips is about a ten minute drive off Highway 380 and is open from 9.00am till
8.00pm during tulip season, running from early March through mid April. There is an entry fee
of 2.50 per person 16 and over (children are free) and parking is free. For more information and
an interactive map to the farm, please visit www.texas-tulips.com.
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Lynette Roberson has an Avowed Passion for Library, Advocacy and Community Partnerships
MEET LITTLE ELM’S NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY MANAGER
Little Elm Public Library names Roberson as
manager. A highly-experienced librarian with an
avowed passion for library advocacy, community
partnerships and mentoring the next generation of
library professionals has been appointed as Manager
of the Little Elm Public Library, says Town Manager
Matt Mueller.
Lynette Roberson, who earned a Master of Library
Science from the University of North Texas, started on
Jan. 20 after the Town concluded an exhaustive search
to fill the director position. Roberson’s graduate degree
cluded certification in Advanced Management in Libraries and Information
Agencies. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Art from Centenary College of
Louisiana.
Prior to her appointment in Little Elm, Roberson served as a Senior Librarian
and District Manager with the City of Dallas Public Library system, and worked
for the public libraries of The Colony and Plano. As a District Manager in Dallas,
Roberson was instrumental in assisting branch library staff with collection
development and budget expenditures, and played a key role in hiring, training,
and implementing system-wide policy.
Before her promotion to District Manager, she served as a Branch Manager
within the Dallas system. In The Colony, Roberson was a reference librarian,
and served as adult and children services librarian in Plano. Before entering the
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library career field, she worked in retail management and the insurance industry.
She is a member of Texas Library Association’s 2014 Texas Accelerated Library
Leadership Institute (TALL Texans), a 2014 American Library Association
Emerging Leader, and a 2006 American Library Association (ALA) Spectrum
Scholar. She serves on a number of ALA committees. During the 2014 ALA
Annual Conference, she presented a session entitled “‘S.T.E.M’-ulating Young
Minds: Creating Science-Based Programming @ Your Library.” That session was
subsequently converted into an article for publication in the Journal of Library
Administration in 2015.
“Libraries are as relevant and necessary today as they were thousands of years
ago,” she said. “When I re-entered the profession, the fear was that e-books and
technology would make libraries obsolete. We’ve seen the opposite happen;
libraries, specifically public ones, aren’t just book repositories, they’re community
centers.”
Her goal is to continue to make the Little Elm Public Library a place where
people can gather freely to exchange information, receive beneficial services,
participate in community-building, and have their voices heard.
“People can access information more easily than ever, from more sources
than ever,” she added. Roberson wants to encourage the development of
knowledgeable, trained librarians to help people find the most accurate and
useful information to meet their needs.
Aubrey 380 Area Chamber of Commerce presents
CASINO NIGHT 2016: “Bet Your Boots!”
The Aubrey 380 Area Chamber of Commerce is once again hosting our annual Casino Night, Dinner,
and Auction on Saturday, March 5, 2016 at 6:00 p.m.
This year we return to our Horse Country roots with a western theme, “Bet Your Boots”.
• Will you enjoy a delicious Raphael’s dinner? “Bet Your Boots” you will!
• Will you have an exciting variety of casino games, including the 2nd Annual Neal Scheitel Texas
Hold ‘Em Tournament? “Bet Your Boots” you will!
• Will there be wonderful auction items from local businesses, as well as many others from outside The
Area? “Bet Your Boots” there will!
The evening will begin with a delicious dinner, provided and served by Raphael’s Restaurante Mexicano; For those who prefer to jump right into
the excitement of the Casino or browse the silent auction, the tables will be open, featuring slot machines, roulette, craps, blackjack, 3-card poker, and
the always popular Texas Hold ‘Em tournament. Seats are limited for Texas Hold ‘Em, and requires a $20 buy-in in addition to your event ticket.
Your must register upon arrival; the tournament starts no later than 6:30.
There will be a silent auction with items to fit every budget, and also a live auction to round out the evening. Use your winnings from the tables to
try for available raffle items (maybe a coveted margarita machine?)! And stay tuned—we are continuing to add exciting new activities to the evening!
Event sponsors for Casino Night 2016: “Bet Your Boots” are Raphael’s Restaurante Mexicano and PointBank.
The Aubrey 380 Area Chamber of Commerce is a 501(c)6 non-profit organization, and this fundraising event is vital to sustaining our operating
budget, and allows us to work toward our goal of being the leader in supporting growth and economic development while enhancing the quality of life
in the Aubrey 380 Area.
So put on your boots & hats and join us at Casino Night 2016 and celebrate with us; “Bet Your Boots” you will have a wonderful time!
Tickets are available at the Chamber of Commerce office, Raphael’s Restaurante Mexicano, DATCU Aubrey, and Ciera Bank Aubrey. You can also
buy tickets online at www.aubreycoc.org. Tickets are $20 in advance, or $25 at the door.
For more information, contact the Chamber office at 940-365-9781, or [email protected]
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Thank you Prosper and the surrounding area for
OVER 10 wonderful years
of allowing us to serve you and your family.
We look forward to many more years serving you!
(972) 347-1145
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Baylor college of dentistry
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You Can Take It With You!
Julian and David
Prickett took their
380Guide with
them to Esztergom,
Hungary
David and
Julian
Prickett
took their
380Guide
with them
to Vienna,
Austria
Julian and David Prickett took
their 380Guide to Chichen
Itza in Mexico
Anita Jean from
Financial Fitness took
Her 380Guide to Cenote
SuyTun in Mexico
Dick and Linda
Bullwinkle took their
380Guide with them
to Bonnie and Clyde
Days in Pilot Point!
Julian and David
Prickett took their
380Guide to Novi
Sad, Serbia
Anita and Harry
Jean took their
380Guide to the
Soap Box Derby in
Pilot Point
Larry and Sandi Schwartz took their 380Guide on
their latest cruise to Canada-New England. From left
to right: Larry Schwartz in Halifax, Nova Scotia; Sandi
Schwartz in New Port, Rhode Island; Larry Schwartz in
Bar Harbor, Maine
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