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Tuesday, February 4, 2025, a crowd gathered for a ceremonial signing of the final section to be installed on a 32-mile pipeline that will transport up to 54 million gallons of water per day from Lake Ralph Hall to the communities Upper Trinity serves in Denton and Collin counties.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission recently approved more than $30.9 million in local park grants. The record-breaking funding will be used to help create and enhance outdoor recreational opportunities, according to a department news release… Lake Ralph Hall in Ladonia: The Upper Trinity Regional Water District in Fannin County received $750,000 for phase one of […]

Upper Trinity’s contractors are finishing up construction on five new streams near future Lake Ralph Hall, which will flow into the North Sulphur River. The newly connected tributary streams are naturally beginning to flow with rainwater this fall, bringing life back to areas impacted for decades by severe erosion and loss of habitat.

Construction crews began redirecting water from the North Sulphur River channel on October 28 and moving it for the first time through the Leon Hurse Dam spillway. The process began in late October when workers started building a temporary coffer dam just south of the spillway, which is also still under construction. The smaller dam […]