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Today’s edition · Fri., Nov. 13

Aubrey's superintendent plans to retire, and playoff football is back Friday

Plus, Guyer signs 10 athletes and a Denton food trailer gets its first restaurant.

The Daily Denton team8 sources3 min read

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Aubrey ISD

Superintendent Shannon Saylor announced this week that she will submit a retirement agreement to the Board of Trustees for consideration at its regular meeting on Nov. 18. She is retiring after a 32-year career. Denton Record-Chronicle

Signing day

If you follow Denton-area recruits, the opened Wednesday, and Guyer held the day's largest ceremony with 10 athletes, six of them headed to Division I programs. Braswell, Denton High, Ryan, Argyle and Aubrey also have athletes who have signed or are poised to. Denton Record-Chronicle

Six of Guyer's 10 signees are headed to Division I programs

6 of 10

  • headed to Division I programs
  • 4 other Guyer signees

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headed to Division I programs660%
other Guyer signees440%

Playoffs

Heading to a game tonight? 5A power Argyle takes on Panther Creek in postseason action, and Braswell plays Walnut Grove at 7 p.m. at Prosper ISD Children's Health Stadium, where gates open at 6 p.m. WFAAWalnut Grove vs. Braswell - Playoffs

Mean Green

North Texas visits UTSA, and the Denton Record-Chronicle predicts a UNT win that ends the Alamodome curse. Denton Record-Chronicle

Insurgent

Married chefs Sam and Gabby Lopez built from a Denton food trailer, and it's about to open its first restaurant in the corner stall just inside the entrance of The Market at Dallas Farmers Market. D Magazine

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Friday the 13th and a flash tattoo: some people will take that dare. A selection of studios around Denton is offering flash tattoos for the day, and the weekend roundup also lists the 23rd Rock Lottery at Dan's Silverleaf. Lucky or not, it's a memorable souvenir.

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Daily Dentonto me · Fri., Nov. 136:00 a.m.

Aubrey's superintendent plans to retire, and playoff football is back Friday

Plus, Guyer signs 10 athletes and a Denton food trailer gets its first restaurant.

The TLDR

  1. Aubrey ISD's superintendent will bring a retirement agreement to the board Nov. 18
  2. Guyer signs 10 athletes, six headed to Division I
  3. Argyle and Braswell play in the playoffs tonight
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