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Lewisville will host a medication disposal day on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Lewisville High School, providing residents an opportunity to safely dispose of expired medications. This initiative, organized by the Lewisville Police Department in collaboration with the Drug Enforcement Agency, aims to combat prescription drug abuse while promoting public health awareness.
Lewisville ISD's five high school marching bands have demonstrated remarkable success as they prepare for the UIL Region 2 Marching Contest, following impressive performances at local competitions. This year's strong showings reflect the dedication and talent of the students from Hebron, Flower Mound, Marcus, The Colony, and other local schools.
The Lewisville Police Department is currently investigating a fatal shooting incident that occurred in the 1800 block of Lakeway Drive. This ongoing investigation follows a 911 call reporting an active shooter situation, highlighting serious concerns about public safety in the community.
The Lewisville Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association hosted the 21st annual Battle of the Badge softball tournament on October 12, 2024, in Railroad Park, where police and firefighters engaged in friendly competition to raise funds for charity. The event highlighted community engagement and showcased the camaraderie among first responders, with the Lewisville Police Department emerging victorious.
SkyOne Federal Credit Union is set to open its new headquarters in Lewisville, with a grand opening ceremony hosted by the Coppell Chamber of Commerce on October 10. The event will highlight the credit union's expansion in banking and wealth management services, benefiting the local community. This new location aims to enhance financial services for residents and promote economic growth in the area.
The Community Efficiency Committee presented findings at the LISD Board Work Session on October 7, 2024, proposing significant changes to improve facility efficiency in the district. The recommendations include school retirements and boundary adjustments aimed at addressing enrollment decline and budget constraints. Dr. Lori Rapp emphasized the importance of public feedback in shaping these potential changes.
C.A.S.T. for Kids is set to host its inaugural event on October 5 at Stewart Creek Park in The Colony, Lake Lewisville, offering a day dedicated to fishing and celebration for special needs children. This event aims to create lasting memories and foster community involvement, with volunteers and boat captains participating in the festivities.
Kaleb Deshun Carter was sentenced to 40 years in state prison after pleading guilty to murder in connection with the shooting death of Jayden Tramaine Anderson at a local entertainment venue. The incident, which occurred on March 29, was captured on surveillance video and highlighted by local law enforcement. The plea agreement reached with the Denton County District Attorney underscores the serious implications of gun violence in the community.
Lewisville ISD is set to host its annual State of Education Luncheon on September 24, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1250 W Round Grove Road. The event aims to engage the community in discussions about education priorities and provide a platform for local stakeholders.
The City of Lewisville has achieved a significant increase in residents' access to parks, with 83% now living within a 10-minute walk to a park, up from 77% in June 2023. This progress is part of the city's broader initiative to promote community well-being and enhance quality of life. The city aims for 85% access by 2025 and 100% by 2035.