Tim Glaze is a journalist for Community Impact, focusing on local news in the Flower Mound area of Texas. With his work appearing in publications such as HousingWire and Star Local Media, Tim covers a range of topics including housing, community events, local government, and public safety.
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Lewisville, Texas, United States (Local)
Tim Glaze primarily focuses on local news, including event coverage, government announcements, and press releases. His themes cover a wide range of topics such as sports, education, food & beverage, government & politics, and agriculture & farming.
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High home prices did little to scare off potential buyers in Lewisville and Coppell in 2021 and 2022, as would-be buyers flocked to the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
By: Tim Glaze
Denton County law enforcement and advocacy groups met with the public on Aug. 22 to discuss information on child sex trafficking, bringing with them a bevy of statistics, prevention tips and common misconceptions.
Highland Village residents responded to a survey about the current and future state of businesses and restaurants in the city.
Residents can vote on Denton County-specific issues as well as the 14 state propositions.
All proceeds from the event go to local charities.
Vegetation was spotted on the prairie five days after fire, officials said.
By: Destine Gibson, Tim Glaze
Residents who are registered to vote have until Nov. 3 to vote early for the proposed Lewisville ISD bond and VATRE.
If approved, District 2 would aid in emergency response.
The meeting has been moved to Nov. 14 to account for the Thanksgiving holiday.
The goal is for every guest in attendance to eat for free.
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