The July 2026 edition of the Cross Timbers Gazette is now available for readers. The publication, which serves Southern Denton County and Flower Mound, was released on July 2, 2026. Max Miller, who serves as the publisher of the Gazette, is credited with the report.
The current issue highlights several key stories from the region. One article focuses on a long-time resident of Double Oak who continues to advocate for the community's future. Another piece covers the recent passing of the golf coach at Argyle High School, who had previously led the team to a championship title.
In local business news, the Gazette reports on the commencement of construction for a new residential project. Ground was broken for a development in southwest Denton that will include 4,000 homes. The publication also covers updates within the Lewisville Independent School District. The district has renamed a former elementary school campus in Highland Village. Additionally, the Gazette reported on an incident where a school in Lewisville experienced an overnight fire.
The newspaper also provides information regarding local education leadership. A forum was held to offer insight on candidates running for the LISD board. Denton, the primary location focus for this coverage, is situated approximately 11 miles southwest of Aubrey.
