Coppell
October 20-
Now that Oak Fest is over, get ready for the Holiday Parade and Celebration.
September 28-
If you're interested in organic gardening and aren't afraid to get your hands dirty, then this two-part seminar is for you.
September 21-
Hot air balloons, a laser light show and Emerald City. (PLUS funnel cakes!)
August 31-
The right selection of perennials can turn your garden into a haven for butterflies and the caterpillars they spring from. Learn how to make it happen at this free educational event.
August 17-
Old Town Coppell was near Bethel and Coppell Roads; the community was originally called Grapevine Springs.
July 7-
Including spiffy photos of the Patriotic Parade.
June 16-
So, get busy and design one! (The deadline for entries is June 26.)
June 15-
If your city implements green initiatives, this non profit org wants to recognize 'em.
June 1-
... including fireworks, of course!
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This open-to-the-public meeting will cover planned expenditure allowances for the coming year.
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The Tuesday, June 2 event is open to the public and will include a budgetary session.
May 18-
Big bins = more soda bottles; raised consciousnesses = better recycling habits. (Plus karmic advancement, but that's another story.)
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They'll meet on the evening of Tuesday, May 19 to attempt a budget-balancing act.
May 12-
"The curious case of the earth-toned stucco exteriors" has also made it onto the agenda.
May 11-
Kids and parents appear to have had a jolly good time - though perhaps the catfish would tell a different tale.
May 5-
It's part of their ongoing Spring Education Series.
April 30-
... in the hopes that other businesses will jump on the environmentally-conscious bandwagon.
April 27-
The pond at Andy Brown Park will be stocked with a bunch of catfish just for this Family Fish event.
April 13-
The burning question: will April 22 be designated as National Secretary's/Office Professional's Day, or will that politically-correct mouth-filling title be deemed too unwieldy for general use?
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The Saturday morning (April 11) event brought out kids in (smallish) droves, eager to get their hands on the chocolaty goodies.




















Kwanzaa Fest
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