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County Judge Andy Eads finished with 50.77% to Democrat Nick Pappas' 49.23% in unofficial results, while Candace Valenzuela unseated Commissioner Kevin Falconer in Precinct 2.
The city event starts at 9 a.m. Nov. 7 at Veterans Memorial Park downtown, with American Legion riders presenting the colors and a cornhole tournament alongside.
The two-story campus on FM 2931, designed for 835 students, is due to be finished in July 2027. City officials posted notice that a quorum may attend the 6 p.m. ceremony.
Eleven Denton County Sheriff's Office telecommunicators shared a team award for handling a surge of calls during a September 2025 storm; five others won individual honors at the DENCO 911 banquet.
The rental hall is up for a Texas Downtown Association renovation award. Budget reports going to Pilot Point's development board Tuesday show it earned $4,495 last year while costing $34,688 to run.
Denton County commissioners are asked Tuesday to declare 24 vehicles, a FLIR Skywatch Sentinel and three lots of law enforcement gear surplus. The county's last online sale, in September, netted $5,561.56 across 221 lots.
Texas Parks and Wildlife's 2026-27 rules for Denton County put the general white-tailed deer season at Nov. 7 to Jan. 3, with a four-deer limit and an antler-spread restriction on bucks.
Texas Health Presbyterian Denton spends about $20 million a year on care for patients who cannot pay, its president told the county's mayors, as panelists pressed for more behavioral health providers.
Voters who skipped early voting cast ballots Tuesday at the site assigned to their precinct, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Ten locations on the county's list carry Aubrey addresses, from First Rock Fellowship to Cheek Middle School.
Crews began Oct. 13 on the Crawford Road-to-FM 1171 section, due to finish in 2029. County reports show the highway's next segments, including the six-lane plan through Aubrey, remain unfunded.
Agreements with SPAN and Denton County CASA go to commissioners Tuesday, Nov. 3. SPAN is reimbursed per meal served; CASA's volunteers represent children in abuse and neglect cases before district courts.
The neighboring city's council passed the golf cart and side-by-side ordinance pending a final legal review, kept ATVs off streets and limited pocket bikes and small scooters to bicycle-only paths.
The local Lovepacs chapter, whose Krugerville pantry supplies nearby campuses in Aubrey ISD and Denton ISD, sends home about 330 bags a week and expects to need 110 Thanksgiving boxes for Pilot Point ISD alone.
Aubrey, picked to finish mid-pack after missing the playoffs last year, faces a 3-5 Alvarado team that needs a win to firm up its own playoff hopes. Kickoff is 7 p.m. at Charles Head Stadium.
The county planning commission voted 6-0 for changes that tighten planned-development deadlines, widen R-2 front yards to 35 feet and add parking limits for heavy commercial trucks and trailers. Commissioners are asked Tuesday to set the hearing.
TxDOT's latest Denton County construction report lists the $1.5 million job as 69% done, with work on FM 1385 pavement and two area bridges also set to wrap up this fall.
The City of Aubrey registered the $110,500 project with state accessibility regulators, listing a memorial sign, new sidewalk and landscaping south of the station, with work due to finish Nov. 30.
Denton ISD trustees are set Tuesday to approve a $69,646 amendment under which the city supplies one school resource officer, assigned only to Providence Elementary.
Rangers at the Johnson Branch unit will lead an evening program on owls, coyotes and other night noises Friday, then hold the park's fourth Spook-Tacular on Saturday. Both are covered by park entry.
District leaders surprised Hampton, 76, at Wednesday's board meeting with a red carpet bearing the school's name. The campus going up on FM 2931 is set to open next August.
The Town Council approved the weapons ordinance Oct. 20, accepted an annexation petition for about 6.4 acres on FM 2931 and backed the Aubrey council member for the Texas Municipal League's Region 8 seat.
