Pilot Point Post-Signal

12/02/2025

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As of today, the City of Pilot Point employs more than 💯 employees!

We completed the onboarding process for 17 new members of the Pilot Point Fire Department, most of whom will be serving our community out of Fire Station #3 when it is completed. If you see these new members of our team, please give them a hearty welcome to Pilot Point!

11/27/2025

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11/26/2025

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Learn more about The People Who Keep Us Going

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11/26/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from the Post-Signal and our advertisers!

The Post-Signal office will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving and Friday.

11/26/2025

From the City of Aubrey:

Hey Aubrey Citizens!

Republic Services asked us to share a quick reminder in regard to the upcoming holidays! This year's holidays - Thanksgiving & Christmas - as well as New Years Day all land on THURSDAYS! As a result, Thursdays trash days for SILVERADO WEST will be pushed to FRIDAY and SILVERADO EAST & ASPEN MEADOWS trash pickup will be pushed to SATURDAY!

We are wishing everyone a happy Thanksgiving!!! And thank you for your cooperation with our partners at Republic Services!

For any questions, please contact City of Aubrey City Hall and ask for Utilities.

11/26/2025

For 25 years, Lee Ann Ray and her staff have been creating beautiful memories at Pilot Point Florist.

Tuesday, Nov. 18, the community came out to celebrate the impact that extends beyond the shop’s blossoms.

“I’ve gotten to be a big part of the community and be at home,” Ray said.

Read more of our free feature at https://www.postsignal.com/article/1510,florist-celebrates-25-years

11/25/2025

From the City of Pilot Point: https://www.facebook.com/share/1ARJD3pKf3/

See below for our release regarding Pilot Point being affected by the recent CodeRED cybersecurity incident.

We encourage residents during this outage period to utilize Denton County Office of Emergency Management's Everbridge System: https://www.dentoncounty.gov/268/Emergency-Notifications

11/24/2025

From the Denton County Office of History & Culture:

Written by Erin Farnam, Museum Assistant Spanning six decades on the sidelines, G.A. Moore Jr. transformed every program he led, bringing multiple Texas high school football teams to unprecedented …

11/22/2025

From the Aubrey Police Department: https://www.facebook.com/share/1A7E5J6f7V/

*****UPDATE 11/22/2025 @ 10:01 a.m. Herbert has been located & is safe*****

RUNAWAY‼️

The Aubrey Police Department is currently seeking information regarding the whereabouts of Herbert Kennebrew, (08/01/2009), 6’ 1”, B/M, approximately 170-lbs. Herbert has brown eyes and black hair. Herbert’s last clothing description is a brown jacket with blue lettering, white sleeveless undershirt, jean shorts, gray shoes and a gray backpack.

Herbert was last seen today around 6 p.m. in the 1600 block of Angel Lane in Providence Village.

If you have any information about Herbert’s whereabouts, please contact the Aubrey Police Department at 940-349-1600 ext. 9 or call 911

11/22/2025

Pilot Point falls to Commerce 54-47.

11/22/2025

Halftime has the Bearcats ahead against the Commerce Tigers, 34-31.

11/21/2025

Susan and Chad Chance have turned heartbreak into hope for so many through the Friends of Vail.

The organization had its annual dinner and auction on Nov. 12, with scenes from “The Little Red Crayon,” the newest book from Vail Johnson and her co-author Ed Payne, spread throughout the room.

“It’s like a room full of my family,” Susan said. “Most of these people knew her, but if they didn’t know her, they know her through her writing ..."

Read more of our free feature at https://www.postsignal.com/article/1511,friends-gather-to-honor-vail-johnson.