Softball: Pilot Point advances to state tourney

As discussions of school security have become more frequent throughout Denton County, districts are considering different paths for protecting students and staff.

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People lined up to post flags dedicated to those who fought for America’s freedoms during the second annual Field of Honor ceremony conducted by American Legion Post 71 on Saturday morning.

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Entertainment

Briefly in the arts

Visual Arts Society of Texas member Tonya Littmann of Denton will exhibit a collection of her fine art quilts at the PointBank Black Box Theatre, 318 E. Hickory St., through July 11.

Lynn Sheffield Simmons: Argyle receives its second Little Free Library site

Briefly in the Community: Cowboy church arena to open for events

Business

Commissioners, Holt Cat in talks of new site

Denton County commissioners are in talks with Holt Caterpillar about placing a new site in Denton County.

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Health

Aldridge to stay involved after retiring from agency

It could be a while before Dr. Ron Aldridge, ex-CEO of Health Services of North Texas, will get over the fact that he actually retired. “I still say ‘we,’ talking like I am still CEO,” he said. “I still have not gotten over that.” Aldridge, 69, spent 12 1/2 years with the nonprofit agency before retiring May 17.