September 2022
Rams win season opener against Lions
Student Reporters The Mineral Wells Rams crushed the Castleberry Lions, 53-13, in the first home game of the season at Ram Stadium. Here are the offensive stats: Team Totals for the Rams are 56 plays, 586 yards, 49r/570 yds rushing, and ¼= 16 yds passing.
Concerns addressed at Turkey Peak Reservoir meeting
MINERAL WELLS — Thirsty cattle and funding were among the concerns linked to the $170 million Turkey Peak Reservoir project during a joint meeting between the Palo Pinto County Municipal Water District Board and Mineral Wells City Council, Aug. 26.
Labor Day and locomotives: Clark Garden Model Train Show
WEATHERFORD — Labor Day weekend fun includes lots of locomotives as Clark Gardens opens its fall season with the annual Model Train Show Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 3 – 4.
Backpack Buddies steps up to the plate
MINERAL WELLS — A shorter school week means a longer weekend. For students who are food-insecure that could pose a serious problem – not enough to eat.
City to approve $37.5 million budget, lower property tax rate
MINERAL WELLS — The Mineral Wells City Council is slated to adopt a $37.5 million budget for the coming fiscal year with a 58.4-cent property tax rate on Sept. 13.
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County approves budget with property tax decrease
By Ann Powers Editor PALO PINTO – At their regular meeting Aug. 22, county commissioners unanimously passed a $22 million spending plan with a 21.99%… Login to continue reading Login…