Northwest ISD’s board of trustees saw a presentation of the recommended attendance boundary changes within the district at their Sept. 28 meeting.

The changes will be implemented ahead of the opening of Davis High School, which is expected to start welcoming students in August 2027.

The context: Sarah Stewart, NISD’s chief of facilities, gave an overview of how the district is proceeding with the new attendance boundaries. She said the district will gather community feedback and hold a meeting with the District Attendance Boundary Team Oct. 27 before the boundaries go before the trustees for a vote in November.

NISD is redrawing the high school attendance boundaries to accommodate Davis High School, which is the district’s fourth comprehensive high school. The construction of Davis was needed due to district growth and was funded by the voter-approved 2023 bond, according to previous reporting.

Cafe Medi shuttered its doors after 13 years in Keller.

A sign on the door of the Greek and Mediterranean restaurant said the business was closed and directed customers to the location in Hurst.

The details: According to previous reporting, Manos and Theresa Moursi ran the restaurant in Keller. Manos Moursi moved from Greece to the Dallas-Fort Worth area in 1995 and used his grandma’s recipes for dishes when the Keller location opened in 2013.

Cafe Medi’s menu featured items such as gyros made with roasted beef and lamb, chicken shawarma, Basa fish and moussaka, a casserole made with eggplant, beef, parmesan, bechamel that is topped with marinara sauce.

• 129 E. Olive St., Keller

Tarrant County election officials plan to finish working through more than 70,000 voter registration files stemming from a Texas Department of Public Safety data error.

Officials expect to finish the review of all pending records by Oct. 2.

What happened: Tarrant County officials learned of a voter data issue from the Department of Public Safety in mid-September and received 74,000 individual files from the department Sept. 23. Tarrant County Elections Administrator Clinton Ludwig said the number of files does not represent a number of new voters as some of the files may be an update to an existing voter registration.

Ludwig said some of the files appear to go back as far as October 2025.

What else: The voter registration deadline for the Nov. 3 election is Oct. 5. Ludwig said voter registrations submitted before the deadline will be processed normally.

Voters can check the status of their registration online.

With Halloween festivities beginning in Denton, the city partnered with the Denton County Transit Authority to create a park-and-ride option for visitors during the weekend events.

The details: Starting Oct. 3, visitors can use the ride share on Saturdays and Sundays to safely get around downtown Denton for Halloween activities, according to the city’s social media pages.

The ride-share option will run from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Saturdays and from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Sundays. The ride shares will be available until Nov. 8.

The service will go from Golden Triangle Mall at 2001 I-35 E. and run to either the Oak/Oakland lot at 301 E. Oak St. or the city’s development services center at 401 N. Elm St.

What else: North Central Texas College also partnered with the city to provide public parking at 319 Sycamore St. during the following days and hours:

• Thursdays: 5-8 p.m.

• Fridays: 5-10 p.m.

• Saturdays: 2-10 p.m.

• Sundays: 2-10 p.m.