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• It might feel early, but for Denton ISD, it's never too early to start strategizing on how they plan to lobby lawmakers for adequate funding. It won't be without its challenges — Texas schools are already in a financial pinch and Denton population continues to explore, but the growth in property values could mean a drop in state education funding.
• Executive pastor Byron Copeland of Argyle’s Cross Timbers Church announced his resignation this week, less than a month after the lead pastor’s departure amid reports of inappropriate communication with women.
• The city pushed two requests for Denton residents to reduce water usage after two water filters failed at water treatment facilities. While waiting for filter repairs, officials warned entering drought conditions that would require more strict water conservation, but residents made up for it.
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