A cafe in Falls Church, VA, has reached a milestone. MQR Cafe has been serving the community for two years. The cafe is known for offering coffee and all-day brunch. Further details about the cafe and its achievements can be found in the Denton Record-Chronicle. For those interested in learning more about MQR Cafe, the source provides additional information about this establishment in Virginia.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
Subscribe todayIf you’re not already a Denton Record-Chronicle subscriber, you can subscribe now for just $1 a month over the next six month…
For some track and field athletes, winning a world championship in the 800 meters might be a crowning achievement. But North Texas’ Cooper L…
This year’s newly released school district grades from the Texas Education Agency reveal most North Texas districts held steady or improved …
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller on Thursday praised the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s decision to fast-track a new treatment…
Nearly century-old federal restrictions on certain short-barrel firearms and silencers were lifted Thursday for some gun groups and governme…
Employees at the Alco Corner Stop in Denton reported that a customer pointed a gun at them and threatened to shoot them on Thursday night, a…
As North Texas high school football teams adapt to the UIL's new heat safety requirements, programs with indoor practice facilities have a l…
A second round of burgers is ready for Denton as the Blazin’ Burger Trail returns for the second year. For the entire month of August, the D…
Tech companies are lining up to voice support for Gov. Greg Abbott’s audit of data centers seeking to connect to the power grid, although li…
A lingering legal dispute between North Texas officials appears to be resolved.
A jury found a Denton County man guilty of capital murder Thursday in the kidnapping and stabbing of his 71-year-old great-aunt at their sha…
Catch up on any stories you might have missed this week from the Denton Record-Chronicle.
Free weekly digest. Local news that actually matters — no spam, no clickbait, easy unsubscribe.
By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy. We never sell your data.