Abigail Allen

Aug 1, 2024 | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

By Abigail AllenEditor & PublisherHe would tell you that's because every person in the department is crucial.  "The coolest thing is I got to help a lot of people while I was here," Trent said. That's the culture and legacy of this Pilot Point giant.  "What people don't realize about Public Works is how colorful the misfits are," Trent said. "We've had guys work with us with master's degrees, we've had guys that graduated high school and went into mechanics.

Jul 25, 2024 | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

By Abigail AllenEditor & Publisher Tioga ISD received good news from Financial Adviser David Webb on July 18 regarding the bond sale.        Webb, who is with Stifel Institutional, shared that the district will be refunding $8.7 million in the first round of bond debt sales at a total interest rate of 4.94%.        "In every possible way, this really worked out so much better than I honestly thought," Webb said, joining the meeting by speakerphone.

Jul 18, 2024 | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

By Abigail AllenEditor & Publisher The growth throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Area has water access concerns on the forefront.        Comparing the historic growth rate, which hovered around 5% to 6%, to the recent growth figures of 15% to 23%, the strain on the existing infrastructure is increasing.

Jul 11, 2024 | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

By Abigail AllenEditor & Publisher       Human trafficking, particularly that of children, is a growing issue throughout Texas.        That was the message Kathy Spicer shared with the Lake Ray Roberts Rotary Club on Tuesday at Chad Major’s invitation.        “I was invited to a town hall as an elected official in Denton County,” Major said. “We had a town hall meeting on human trafficking, child trafficking, and I’ve got four pages of notes I took that day.

Jul 3, 2024 | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

By Abigail AllenEditor & Publisher       Isaac Cervantes is hoping being Stuck at Prom will be highly beneficial for him.        He is a finalist in the 2024 contest in which he and four other tux creators and five dress creators are vying for scholarship money, and Isaac poured himself into the project in every way he could think of—his heritage, his love of music and his faith.        "They make me who I am," he said.