Bugs, according to the script of recent musical performed at Carroll Elementary School, have a lot to learn before they get to the bugs' city picnic.Read more

With more than $680,000 in the bank, sponsors for each of the eight miniature buildings and long hours by volunteers, Southlake Safety Town is very close to breaking ground, said Anne Wise, who has overseen fundraising for the project for several years.Read more

As Carroll ISD scours the budget looking for ways to cut costs, a private company claims it could save Carroll $8.9 million over 10 years by cutting energy consumption.Read more

Carroll Superintendent David Faltys, Fox 4 Chief Meteorologist Dan Henry and 7-11 chief executive officer Joe DePinto were among the Southlake residents who attended the 3rd Annual Stars and Stripes dinner at the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas Feb 20.Read more

Invitation Park continues to draw fire from Southlake residents even without plans for an assisted living center.

About 60 people showed up at the Feb. 16 City Council meeting even though Visions Southwest dropped the assisted living component the week before. Ten people spoke against the project. Read more

The students and families at Johnson Elementary School pitched in last week to assemble thousands of healthy meals for people in earthquake-ravaged Haiti. The school raised the money and packaged each meal with a personal touch.

In one week, JES students and their families raised $3,600. Some children donated their allowance, others sold lemonade and parents also chipped in.Read more

A controversial assisted living center proposal has been dropped by the developer for Invitation Park, a multi-use project near the intersection of Southlake Boulevard and Carroll Avenue.Read more

The countdown is finally over for Carroll Elementary School kindergartners.Read more

People had fun in our winter interlude last week, especially young people, judging by these photos.Read more

Southlake has big decisions to make regarding the future multi-purpose recreation center.

Should the city purchase the Gateway Church property and retrofit it with a performing arts center, a senior center, basketball courts and library? Or, should the city build a new facility from the ground up that has everything residents want?Read more