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Southeast Denton restaurant Clara's Kitchen in fight for its life with city regulations | News - Vimarsana News

Southeast Denton restaurant Clara's Kitchen in fight for its life with city regulations | News

Clara's Kitchen, a Southeast Denton spot in a space that's been serving soul food since the 1930s, is facing scrutiny over community safety, since it started hosting events in the

Denton to speed up sidewalk construction on Riney Road near Denton High after hearing safety concerns - Vimarsana News

Denton to speed up sidewalk construction on Riney Road near Denton High after hearing safety concerns

After feedback from the community, Denton city officials decided to expedite the sidewalk portion of the Riney Road East improvement project.

Denton wants to create a landlord database, citing compliance, education and safety reasons - Vimarsana News

Denton wants to create a landlord database, citing compliance, education and safety reasons

Denton City Council gave city staffers direction to move forward with plans to create a residential rental registration program to make sure landlords are in compliance with city code and

City of Denton is working to create a landlord database for compliance, education and safety reasons - Vimarsana News

City of Denton is working to create a landlord database for compliance, education and safety reasons

Denton City Council gave city staffers direction to move forward with plans to create a Residential Rental Registration Program to make sure landlords are in compliance with city code and

Complaints about Denton pool company prompt investigation by state environmental group - Vimarsana News

Complaints about Denton pool company prompt investigation by state environmental group

Bolivar Street resident Alfred Robinson said he first noticed the bleach smell in mid-August, when his neighbor, Kay, asked him about it.