Abigail Allen

1 week ago | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

OPINIONAs a kid, if something didn't go right the first time I tried I was unlikely to try it again. For the most part, I am naturally good at the things I try to do. That can definitely be a blessing and a curse when you are a perfectionist who most of the time doesn't need to try to succeed. However, most of the things that are really worth doing well in life are worth doing poorly until you can do them correctly.

2 weeks ago | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

OPINIONThank goodness for traffic lights. I know they can cause delays. Trust me, the commute I had when I started at the Post-Signal was much nicer than the way the commute has progressed, especially in the last couple of years. However, in my area, the growth hit before the infrastructure was in place to handle it.

3 weeks ago | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

OPINIONHow will we be remembered? Will our friends and family look kindly on the way we treated them? Will we leave a lasting imprint on the world around us, either through our personal or professional lives? Will there be sweet, funny stories shared about us? Those questions and more came to my mind while I attended the funeral of June Dale West on Monday afternoon. The mother of my friend Cindy Kennedy, June made an impact on her family, friends and fellow church members.

4 weeks ago | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

Editor & PublisherThe Class of 2025 sat under the arena lights at the University of North Texas Coliseum on Sunday afternoon, ready to celebrate a major milestone in front of their family and friends. Pilot Point High School Principal Marzia Infante opened the festivities. 'Graduation is more than a ceremony; it's the celebration of years of hard work, perseverance and growth,' she said.

1 month ago | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

The Celina Bobcats varsity team earned its first victory 4-3 against Frisco White on Sunday as a special Mother's Day present. Celina and Frisco White seemed evenly matched on the ice, returning goal for goal, in the second varsity appearance for Celina hockey. "Last week, we were on the wrong side of it," head coach Cullum Morgan said about the varsity team’s first-ever game. "But we gave a good effort.