Host families needed in Aubrey and surrounding area . Ef High School Exchange Year connects 15 to 18 yr old international students with caring host families across the United States. Host Families have support throughout the Exchange Year. Students cover their own expenses and insurance .Families provides a loving home, meals and transportation as needed. You can contact Sharon Kirkpatrick at 940-368-1179

Women Empowerment Be PV Spring Fling 5/5/2018 Come shop, explore, and pamper yourself at an all-female small business owner fair in Providence Village. A variety of small businesses in clothing, make-up, photography, health and much more coming together to shop local, empower each other and others and to pamper a week before Mother’s Day. Come shop, sample and ask questions. We will have free child care available with more details to come. 200 gift bags will be given out for free with samples and information from local female owned small businesses. May 5, 2018 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Providen

Jim Searles, founder of Feed-A-Hero, understands the very limited options available for food on Christmas day as a former first responder himself. Searles points out, “It’s not a fun day to work. If you didn’t go ahead and have someone cook you dinner beforehand, you pretty much were relished to a convenience store hot dog. And on Christmas, that just isn’t that great. It’s not that great on a regular day… let alone Christmas!” So in 2014 the Searles family decided to take dinner to a fire station in Denton and invited the police to stop by and grab some food there as wel

Have you wondered if genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are safe to eat? Do you wonder about the labels on the food that says “Natural” or “Organic” and what this means to you? Are you concerned about antibiotics in meats and dairy on your table? Where do you turn for the unbiased answers to these questions? Join us Saturday, September 16, 2017, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm at the Denton County Election Building to find out! Register at www.dcmga.com. Let’s face it. The debate – no, let’s call it what it is – the fight both for and against GMOs have been going on for years. Neve

Your Cross Country Chaps competed yesterday with our season opener at Camp Copass in Denton. The non-traditional 3-mile course, complete with a mud pit obstacle, proved to be a great way to kick off the 2017 competitive season. Our Varsity boys fought hard to the finish for 4th place out of 22 teams and we had 2 individual medals as well. Senior Zach Brookmole finished in 15th place and Junior Joaquin Monroy finished in an impressive 4th place even after losing one of his shoes on the first mile. All of our athletes ran well yesterday and it’s going to be a great season for Aubrey Chaps

America is facing a critical need for more leaders – true leaders – prepared with the skills to deal with the problems of today and the challenges of tomorrow. We all know a true leader when we see one. They lead by example, work well with others, endure through challenges, and stick to a job until it gets done. However, many of America’s youth are not prepared with the skills they need to lead in the most fundamental areas of their lives today and their careers tomorrow. It is a serious problem now that will lead to a severe leadership void in the years to come, impacting communities ac

Packing a healthy lunch can help your kids succeed in school by making sure they get the nutrition they need to get throughout the day. Including the five food groups from MyPlate; proteins, vegetables, fruit, grains, and dairy, will help children get the nutrition they need for their brains and bodies to grow. Protein, which is generally considered meat, is important to help your children grow and develop strong muscles. Protein also helps a child feel full so that they won’t be distracted by hunger in the middle of class. Include meats that are low in fat, such as lean turkey or extra lean

Aubrey def. Melissa Aubrey def. Melissa 25-19, 18-25, 25-22, 25-14 Current Record: 15-18 (2-1) Next game: Tuesday, Oct. 3 v. Anna @ Aubrey @ 6:00 (Pink Out) Stat Leaders: Kills: Kaia Saylor (23) Blocks: Rachael Housewright (5) Digs: Kaia Saylor (22), Laney Roos (16) Aces: Laney Roos (1) Assists: Katherine Knight (36) The girls played a great game tonight. I was proud of their competitive spirit and team play. Kaia Saylor set the tone for the offense tonight hitting the ball with authority, boosting the confidence of the rest of her team. They made the most of the opportunity, and everyone cont

JV Boy’s Football The JV Blue team traveled to Gainesville and earned a hard-fought win over the Leopards 20-14. The Team was led offensively by Jackson Holder, Jackson Jennings, and JJ Cooke, Justin Gibby, Wyatt Dyer, and Kyle Smith. Defensive Leaders for the Chaps were Zack Taylor, Jackson Jennings, Cody Newton, and Logan O’Neil. The Chaparrals first score came on a 30-yard touchdown pass from Jackson Holder to Wyatt Dyer. Jackson Jennings would add two rushing touchdowns. The defense showed up big, especially in the second half, with two fourth-down stops and an interception fr

In my first major ​letter as an Aubrey city council member, I want to take the time to communicate my views on the proposed budget and tax rate for the fiscal year 2017-18. The budget has been the council’s primary focus for the last several weeks, and we’ll be voting on it very soon. Why have I waited this long to speak out? As a new council member, it has taken me quite a while to dig in and learn about the city’s budgeting procedures and the various statues which govern that process—and I’m still learning. As you might imagine, city budgeting is a relatively complicated undertak