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Magnolia Players, a local theater troupe in Lewisville, will present the play "Steel Magnolias" on multiple dates in October at the Lewisville Grand Theater. The production showcases the strong bonds of friendship among six Southern women and highlights their resilience in the face of life's challenges.
The City of Lewisville is hosting "Conexiones Culturales: Cultural Connections," an exhibition and film screening in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month from September 20 to November 16. The event features a special film screening of the award-winning musical "In The Heights" and a Latin dance demonstration on September 29, with free admission and complimentary snacks.
The City of Lewisville is seeking volunteers for its annual Western Days festival, scheduled for September 27-28, 2024. Various roles are available for volunteers aged 14 and older, with an emphasis on community engagement and family-friendly activities. Interested individuals can sign up online to participate in this local event.
Lewisville Neighborhood Services is hosting a free workshop on October 15 to educate residents about home repair resources and grant opportunities available in the city. Attendees will learn about various funding programs, including the Property Enhancement Program and Love Your Block, aimed at improving neighborhood vitality. This initiative aligns with the "Diverse and Thriving Neighborhoods" goal in the Lewisville 2025 vision plan.
Lewisville has been recognized by GoBankingRates.com as one of the “Most Affordable” cities in the U.S., with home values under $500,000. The city's population grew significantly between 2020 and 2022, contributing to its ranking as the 11th most affordable city out of 50 evaluated.
The Lewisville City Council unanimously approved the fiscal year 2024-2025 budget during a meeting on September 9. The budget includes provisions for affordable housing and infrastructure, addressing the city's growth and financial health. Residents can expect no tax hikes despite increased tax revenue.
Rose, a two-year-old female German Shepherd mix, is featured as the "Pet of the Week" by the Lewisville Animal Shelter in an effort to promote animal adoption. Adoption fees for all dogs are waived through October 5, making it an excellent opportunity for potential pet owners. Interested individuals can apply for adoption through the city's website.
A 12-year-old student from Lewisville ISD, Aliya Daniels, demonstrated remarkable community spirit by raising $10,000 through a peanut butter drive for the North Texas Food Bank instead of celebrating her birthday with gifts. Her initiative not only highlights the importance of youth activism but also addresses hunger relief in the community.
Eric D’Antonio, a former horticultural and forestry technician at LLELA, has transitioned into the role of an urban forester, showcasing his passion for tree care and environmental education. His work focuses on urban forestry initiatives in Lewisville, addressing important issues such as oak wilt and tree health. This article highlights D'Antonio's commitment to enhancing the local environment through sustainable practices.
Budget issues within Lewisville ISD are prompting the district to explore potential school closures and boundary changes. This consideration arises from ongoing challenges with enrollment trends and facility efficiency, which have been exacerbated by a budget deficit. The community is encouraged to participate in upcoming listening sessions to discuss these critical changes.