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Who are the newest Dallas Water Utilities employees? Hundreds of goats - Vimarsana News

Who are the newest Dallas Water Utilities employees? Hundreds of goats

In search of a new way to stop stormwater flooding, the city of Dallas recently hired new employees with deep stomachs and small hooves: a massive herd of goats.

5 years of Denton County restaurants - Vimarsana News

5 years of Denton County restaurants

Denton County magazine is celebrating its fifth anniversary with food. This makes sense, because we pay homage to good eating in every issue. For five years, we have given you

Carrollton's Outdoor and Education Coordinator works to provide equal access to parks, recreation resources | Carrollton Leader - Vimarsana News

Carrollton's Outdoor and Education Coordinator works to provide equal access to parks, recreation resources | Carrollton Leader

Daniela Flores recently moved to Carrollton a few months ago, starting a new chapter in her life as the outdoor and education coordinator for the city of Carrollton.

Carrollton parks and recreation, library provide update on amenity refreshments - Vimarsana News

Carrollton parks and recreation, library provide update on amenity refreshments

During a Carrollton City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 11, Carrollton Parks and Recreation Director Scott Whitaker and Carrollton Library Director Jonathan Scheu spoke on amenity fund projects and budgeting

Getting a new life! Elm Fork Nature Center reopens after years out of commission - Vimarsana News

Getting a new life! Elm Fork Nature Center reopens after years out of commission

The Elm Fork Nature Center was built in 1997 thanks to an effort by Carrollton volunteers and city staff who wanted to create an information center on the Elm Fork