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Council approved a zoning change for about 102 acres to be used for mixed-use development with both commercial and residential uses at the May 28 meeting.

The property is along FM 455 on the west side of FM 1385.

“The planning commission heard this earlier this month and at their regular meeting and made some recommendations along with advancing a recommendation to approve the requested zone change,” Community Services Director Darrell Gentry said.

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The 2026 softball season is in the record books, and multiple players from Pilot Point and Aubrey High Schools received recognition for their performance on the field.

The Pilot Point Lady Cats ended their 2026 season with a 17-14-1 record, finishing fifth in 3A Region II District 10.

Senior pitcher Samantha Maxwell and junior catcher Scarlett Bush headlined the Lady Cats' postseason honors, with the duo being named first team all-district.

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The glam, the glitz and the fashion are what lie on top of the Miss Rodeo Texas royalty horse pageant.

But under all that, for North Texas Fair and Rodeo Princess Mckinley Wagley, the competition is just about a girl who loves her horse.

“I feel like I'm not an absolute, pageant pageant girl, but rodeo pageants—… yeah, let's do it,” Mckinley said. “But, just, modeling and interviewing, that's not me. But the horse ones, I can do. I love them.”

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There is an opportunity for someone to serve on the Aubrey City Council, as long-time council member Matt Jones has stepped down from his seat.

Matt was elected to the council in 2020.

'I reluctantly make the motion to accept the resignation,' Mayor Pro Tem Jeff Perry said.

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The Pilot Point High School Class of 2026 marked the end of their high school career together at the University of North Texas Coliseum on Sunday afternoon.

Principal Marzia Infante welcomed the graduates and their supporters at the start of the ceremony.

'Seniors, each of you arrived here with your own story,' she said. 'Along the way, you faced challenges, overcame obstacles, learned lessons and discovered strengths you may not have known you possessed. Some victories were celebrated loudly, while others were quiet battles won through determination and grit. No matter the path, every one of you earned your place here today.'

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AHS graduates for Class of 2026 walk stage together

A small sea of red-clad graduates filled the front rows of the University of North Texas Coliseum on Sunday evening, ready to receive their diplomas.

Aubrey's Class of 2026 and their loved ones were welcomed by Senior Class President Isabella Duncan, who opened the event with an invocation.

'Tonight, we thank you for every lesson learned, every friendship made and every person who helped guide us to this milestone,' she said. 'Thank you for being with us through the challenges, victories and memories that shaped us into who we are today.'

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A memorial sits west of Hub Clark Road on FM 455 honoring the life of Shane Mozingo, a 34-year-old man from Sanger.

The tribute, which includes flowers, plaques with his name and a motorcycle rider image, and things he enjoyed in life, resulted from a three-vehicle accident that claimed Shane’s life on Saturday morning.

“He loved the beach,” she said. “He loved motorcycles, absolutely. He loved plants and flowers, all kinds. We had huge gardens. He was just a really genuine person,” said Shane’s wife, Tara Mozingo.

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