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Ray Roberts Lake State Park Reopens Highway 380 Entrance to Greenbelt Unit - Vimarsana News

Ray Roberts Lake State Park Reopens Highway 380 Entrance to Greenbelt Unit

Ray Roberts Lake State Park in Denton reopened the Highway 380 access point to the Greenbelt Wednesday morning.

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Paradise Lost – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

Paradise Lost – Texas Monthly

Las Colinas was supposed to be Can-Do City. So why couldn’t it?

My Father, the Hitman - D Magazine - Vimarsana News

My Father, the Hitman - D Magazine

Doc Dolan was connected to the JFK assassination and some of Benny Binion’s bloodier work. When I was a kid, he pulled a con on me that I’m still struggling to understand.

Storms in D-FW area dissipating, with chance for morning rain on horizon, weather service says - Vimarsana News

Storms in D-FW area dissipating, with chance for morning rain on horizon, weather service says

Storms in D-FW area dissipating, with chance for morning rain on horizon, weather service says A flood warning was in effect for areas around the Elm Fork of the Trinity River, while small hail was reported around Coppell and Irving, the NWS said. A 2018 file photo of an ominous-looking sky above downtown Dallas.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) 9:47 PM on Jul 6, 2021 CDT Isolated storms that swept westward through the region brought brief periods of heavy rain to some areas while leaving others dry, according to the National Weather Service. Wednesday morning brings another chance for precipita...

The Texanist: Do You Miss the Texas County That Is Now Part of Oklahoma? - Vimarsana News

The Texanist: Do You Miss the Texas County That Is Now Part of Oklahoma?

The particulars of the Adams-Onís Treaty, it turns out, were greatly aided by a map that was produced by one John Melish, a traveler, merchant, author, and cartographer of Scottish origin who ended up being the first mapmaker to create a coast-to-coast charting of the United States. But Melish also is known in the annals of history for a cartographical blunder that both misplaced the 100 th meridian by a hundred or so miles to the east and failed to recognize the seemingly obvious fact that the Red River, in the general vicinity of the 100 th meridian, is split into multiple forks: the North...