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The latest local news from The Colony.
The Colony CDC has posted notice of a public hearing on a new community project. The City Council agenda for next week's regular meeting is available at thecolonytx.gov.
The Colony Public Library will remain shut from July 3 through July 5 to observe the Independence Day holiday before reopening on July 6.
The Colony city council has decided to delay its decision regarding a proposed change to local tax exemption policies.
The Colony Community Development Corporation will hold a public hearing on July 2, 2026, regarding a $50 million project to renovate parks and build new facilities.
The Colony Public Library is offering an indoor picnic and lemonade-making event for all ages on Saturday, June 27.
Official data shows The Colony experienced 392 storm reports in the last 12 months, including hail up to 4 inches and winds reaching 89 mph.
The Colony Public Library is offering a family-friendly crafting session where attendees can create stuffed animals and other handmade companions.
The City of The Colony has reopened the right lane of eastbound Memorial Drive following overnight stormwater system repairs, with the left lane remaining closed until further work is completed.
The Colony Recreation Center hosts a free four-month summer series of performances for all ages, beginning May 29.
Denton County officials have released information regarding the January term for Grand Jury 462nd Judicial District Court, with The Colony Police Department involved.
The official filing period for The Colony city council candidates begins July 20 and closes at 5 p.m. on Aug. 17, 2026.
The City of The Colony has issued new guidelines for summer safety regarding electric bicycles, motor-assisted scooters, and pocket bikes on public property.
The City of The Colony is deploying noise deterrents and offering starter kits to residents to prevent egrets from establishing rookeries in the community.
The City of The Colony has released a new video series highlighting the daily work of public works employees who maintain city infrastructure.
Tiffany Blackwood, a 1998 graduate of The Colony High School, is featured in an alumni spotlight for earning a diploma and securing a scholarship upon her graduation.
The Colony Public Library will host a family-friendly program on June 24 where residents can create unique companions such as stuffies and pet rocks.
