As we all know, a well-maintained yard does more than enhance curb appeal. It can help create a more open and welcoming feel throughout the entire neighborhood. Here are a few helpful landscaping tips homeowners may want to consider:

This came up at our Town Hall Meeting, so our neighbor, Cheryl Watkins at 1037 Clinton, looked into it a bit more for us. Sure enough, one showed up on our lawns recently! It comes in that plastic bag and says SAVE.COM on it. If you’ve been wondering how to stop getting them, there is a way to opt out.

I Believe our Greatest Attribute is the Cohesiveness of our Neighborhood. The intent is to be practical and reasonable while also preserving the common expectations tied to our deed restrictions. Continued progress depends on our shared understanding across the neighborhood.

April was one of those months where a lot happened all at once, and there’s more going on behind the scenes than you might think! From neighborhood improvements you’ve probably already noticed, to our Town Hall, upcoming events, and an important potential zoning issue that could directly impact Woodgate. We’re also sharing updates on finances, new sponsorships, and how we’re continuing to protect the character of our neighborhood.

We wanted to give everyone a quick heads up about some extra activity coming to the neighborhood. On Saturday, May 9, our neighbor Melanie Harris on Redwood is participating in the Denton County Master Gardener Association's Annual Garden Tour, which draws visitors from across the area!

If you’ve driven along Frankford lately, you’ve probably noticed the open land just north of Magnolia and along the edge of our neighborhood between us and Sonic. That area, highlighted in green and purple in the image, is facing potential rezoning again. And yes, this is the same area that was brought up for rezoning back in 2022.

Yesterday’s Coffee & Donuts with Great Neighbors turned out great! The weather couldn’t have been better, and somehow the rain held off just long enough for everyone to enjoy it.

Just a reminder that the City of Carrollton’s Water Conservation & Drought Contingency Plan runs now through Saturday, October 31.

Hello, Woodgate Neighbors! It’s a busy time of year and getting busier in the coming weeks. As you can see in this newsletter addition, several things are happening in April...

Our 2026 Woodgate Neighborhood Survey collected 72 responses from actively engaged neighbors, providing insights into neighborhood demographics, membership, priorities, communication preferences, social events, and community concerns.

If you’ve been down in the Lower Magnolia area of Woodgate, you’ve likely seen the Douthit family out and about. Tony and Jordan have lived at 1219 Magnolia Drive with their children Aiden, Eleanor, and Theo since 2020.

On Saturday, March 21, we had a great turnout for our Woodgate Entrances Clean Up. A big thank you to everyone who came out to help weed, trim, and freshen up the Clinton and Birch entrances.

We're happy to announce our Block Captains! Block Captains are volunteer neighbors who help keep their street stay informed and connected.

Spring is right around the corner—only three weeks away—and it’s already starting to feel like it! With warmer weather ahead, my update is all about spring and what’s coming up in our neighborhood.

Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s Annual Dues Contest! We'd also like to say congratulations to our deliciously lucky neighbors...

Can you feel it? Warmer weather is on the way and Spring is right around the corner! Now is an excellent time to begin pruning shrubs, clearing flower beds and refreshing your landscaping to help contribute to the overall beauty of our neighborhood. Simple tasks can make a big difference!

If you have lived in Woodgate for any length of time, chances are you already know Dawn and Michael Gonzales of 1202 Magnolia Drive. They purchased their home back in 2000, arriving with a one-year-old son, a seven-year-old daughter, and a thirteen-year-old daughter. Over the past 26 years, they've watched their children grow up, attend local schools, and build lives of their own.

Just a reminder that as of this past October, Carrollton updated their residential brush and bulk waste removal rules under a new contract with Republic Services.

I want to share another topic in our ongoing series of the Woodgate Neighborhood Educational Series. One of the most important steps any neighborhood association can take is securing General Liability insurance.

Block Captains are just friendly neighbors who volunteer to help keep Woodgate connected around the street they live on. They’re neighbors who act as a go-between for homeowners and the WNA, so information doesn’t get lost and people know what’s going on.