Abigail Allen

1 week 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.

3 weeks 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.

Oct 7, 2024 | prnewsonline.com | Abigail Allen

Let’s say you’ve made the decision—it’s time for a new career. Then comes the big two-word question, “Which career?” Suddenly, you find yourself at the proverbial fork in the road. You have the “transferable skills” everyone talks about on LinkedIn, such as project management, writing proficiency and problem-solving. You might wonder, “In what industry can I put all these skills to work?” A route that may (or may not) be on your radar? Public relations.

Sep 19, 2024 | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen

By Abigail AllenEditor & PublisherDenton Freedom House celebrated 20 years of helping people turn their lives around through faith.        The jubilation was held Saturday at the men's campus in the Green Valley area of Aubrey.        "It's just kind of overwhelming today, connecting with a lot of the [people who] have been through the home over the years and just kind of reminiscing on the stories and God's faithfulness all of these years," Founder Jeremy Adams said.

Sep 12, 2024 | postsignal.com | Abigail Allen |Shakisha Clark

By Abigail AllenEditor & Publisher What started as a lesson in a floral design class turned into a family business for Lundyn Byrd and her mother Janette Burdette. Since 2021, the two have been building and selling mums for multiple school districts throughout the area as the Mum Corner. "My teacher was like, 'You're really good at this; you could sell these,’ and I was like, 'Oh, I totally could,'" Byrd said, adding that it started as a way to add to her college fund.