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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
Third, fourth and fifth graders at Rivera Elementary School took in some living history on Thursday.
The Center for Belonging and Engagement, formerly the Multicultural Center, held its annual Black History Month event titled “Mama’s Kitchen,” joined by a new food vendor, Clara’s Kitchen, at the
Rev. Reginald Logan could see the wagons of Black business owners and homeowners pulling their buildings and frame homes atop logs that rolled through downtown Denton in the early 1920s.
Denton merchant James A. Smoot donated land off Carroll Boulevard for a cemetery with a sign that now reads the “I.O.O.F. Cemetery, est. 1860.” But there’s no explanation posted there