Sandra Engelland
Star-Telegram.com
Keller, TX, United States
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Austin-based Summer Moon Coffee opening Keller location
Summer Moon Coffee is known for its roasting method and sweet cream and will open its second North Texas location Feb. 16 at Keller Town Center. → Read More
Austin-based Summer Moon Coffee opening Keller location
Summer Moon Coffee is known for its roasting method and sweet cream and will open its second North Texas location Feb. 16 at Keller Town Center. → Read More
Rubik's Cube clubs help north Texas students learn perseverance
Students in the Keller and Northwest school districts participate in Rubik’s Cube clubs and compete in contests. → Read More
School librarians offer fewer books, more spaces to create and relax
Texas high school librarians are making big changes — many of them low-tech — to attract more students in the digital age. → Read More
North Texas school rallies around teacher awaiting liver transplant
Teacher with cancer overwhelmed by support on “Go Green for Mr. Shaw Day” at Keller district’s Timberview Middle School. → Read More
North Texas military surprise makes kids' Christmas wish come true
A brother and his two sisters received a large box from Santa at Schluter Elementary School in Haslet that contained an early Christmas present. → Read More
Texas teachers get crazy, sweet gifts for Christmas
The holiday season brings lots of goodies for teachers. Every year, students show their appreciation with holiday gifts, from handmade ornaments and gift cards to wrapping up items they found around the house. → Read More
Actress Janine Turner honors winners in Constituting America contest
Janine Turner, who grew up in Fort Worth and now lives in Colleyville, started the nonprofit Constituting America to educate Americans about their constitutional freedoms. → Read More
Native American group wants Keller, Texas high school to drop Indian mascot
Members of the Society of Native Nations plan to attend Thursday night’s Keller school board meeting to urge trustees to change the Keller High School mascot. → Read More
North Texan teen knocked out of "The Voice" grateful for the boost to his singing career
Jeremiah Miller, a recent graduate of Timber Creek High School, is grateful for the exposure he received in the popular singing contest. Now he plans to work hard to succeed as a singer. → Read More
North Texan teen knocked out of "The Voice" grateful for the boost to his singing career
Jeremiah Miller, a recent graduate of Timber Creek High School, is grateful for the exposure he received in the popular singing contest. Now he plans to work hard to succeed as a singer. → Read More
Aledo, Birdville, Richland and Southwest advance to state marching contest
Local bands that finish on top at Area contests Saturday will earn spots in the UIL State Marching Contest, Nov. 6-8 in San Antonio. → Read More
North Texas starting teacher salaries far above state and national averages
Fort Worth area districts compensate starting teachers well above the average in Texas, but salaries for experienced educators lag behind. → Read More
Texas high school marching band contests begin
North Texas high school marching bands begin yearly competitions with regional contests. This year, marching bands from 1A, 2A, 3A and 5A schools can compete for the state title in San Antonio. → Read More
Cars continue to crash into a brick wall on North Tarrant Parkway in Keller, TX
City officials said a curve on North Tarrant Parkway near Lakeview Drive poses a dangerous problem of physics for motorists, especially on wet days. → Read More
Craft & Vine is a new dining option in Roanoke, TX
The new eatery offers a a unique dining farm to table concept along with 72 beer and wine taps. → Read More
Craft & Vine is a new dining option in Roanoke, TX
The new eatery offers a a unique dining farm to table concept along with 72 beer and wine taps. → Read More
Three schools produce half of Tarrant’s National Merit Semifinalists
Not all schools are created equal when it comes to generating students who receive National Merit recognition. Just three schools produced almost half of the county’s semifinalists. → Read More
North Texas teacher to compete on "Wheel of Fortune"
A Keller teacher was worried during early rounds when she sat in last place, but her fortunes quickly changed. → Read More
North Texas principal starts effort to adopt schools impacted by Hurricane Harvey
Keller principal takes to social media to urge colleagues across the nation to adopt schools impacted by Harvey. The effort now involves hundreds of schools from New Jersey to California. → Read More