Lewisville Amateur Radio Association

Officer Meetings

Held the 2nd Monday of each month at 5:30 P.M. Meetings are open for all members to attend. The meetings will be held at the Prairie House Restaurant, 119 E. Main St. Lewisville, TX.

Club Meeting

Meetings are held at the Thrive, 1950 S Valley Pkwy in Lewisville. Meeting time has changed to 1830.

This month's presentation will be by Roger AC5EZ explaining the proposal for the radio room in the new EOC to be submitted to the city.

Saturday Breakfast

We are again gathering for in-person breakfast. Join us at the First Watch 2201 Justin Rd (FM 407), Flower Mound TX at 8:00 AM on Saturdays.

September Meeting Presentation

Steve Lott Smith the ARRL NTX Section Manager presented an update on things going on throughout the section and ARRL at large. Thanks for visiting Steve.

Christmas Party

The social event of the year! Bring the entire family. Meals are "Dutch Treat".

Gift exchange format -- bring a wrapped gift, value not to exceed $20.00 for each person in your family wishing to participate in the exchange. On arrival you'll put the gifts on a designated table and receive a numbered ticket in trade. When your number is called, you have the opportunity to select a gift from the table or steal one that has already been opened.

Bring your questions to the Wednesday evening net.

JOTA - Jamboree on the Air

The Lewisville Amateur Radio Association
will be hosting a “Come and Go” Radio event on Saturday, October 15, 10:00 AM-2:00 PM at L.L. Woods Park Pavilion #2 in Lewisville (1000 Arbor Way)

Our History

In 1982, a group of hams at TI Lewisville formed the Texans Amateur Radio Club. The club lasted until 1999, when the TI plant was closed down. At its peak, the club had about 60 members, plus a club station and a 2-meter FM repeater on 145.170 MHz. After the club shut down, the repeater was operated by a group of local hams until 2004, when it was taken out of service. It was later put back on the air in another location in Lewisville by Bob Landrum, W5FKN, and is now owned and operated by the Denton County Amateur Radio Association.
In 2015, a new group of hams from the Lewisville area formed the current Lewisville Amateur Radio Association.

Welcome To L.A.R.A.

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