Christian Corner: End of the age?
Mary Ann RowanPPP Columnist During my high school years I remember hearing about the second coming of Jesus. I confess I don’t remember any of… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2024
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Live Well: Health benefits of gardening
PALO PINTO COUNTY—Summer is ending. The weather is cooler and wetter, and the squash I planted in the spring is finally producing.
Police launch investigation into racist flyers distributed in MW
MINERAL WELLS—After 79-year-old Vietnam-era veteran Neil Reddick found an abundance of antisemitic flyers polluting his neighborhood near churches and schools - he started crying.
Sue’s News: You know you’re from Texas if…
Sorry I missed y’all last week. Sometimes things just happen and you don’t get everything done. You know how it is out here in the… Login to continue reading Login…
Mineral Wells Church of God Week 3 player of the game
Week three for the Rams football team was a good one, as they got the homecoming win over Eastern Hills on Thursday night, 42-14. Making a huge impact in the…
County joins forces with DPS for safer I-20, adopts budget and lowers tax rate
Ann PowersEditor PALO PINTO – Thanks to a rogue lawnmower and a newly inked communications agreement, Interstate 20 and Palo Pinto County are in store… Login to continue reading Login…
Reimagining Texas’ health care system by investing in primary care research and innovation
Tom Banning Guest Columnist Until 2021, most Texans didn’t think twice about the state’s electrical grid. But that year, the grid widely failed when an… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
State OKs $2.1M to Gordon for water system upgrades, forgives $1.6M
GORDON—The Texas Water Development Board approved a $2.1 million loan to Gordon for improving its aging water treatment plant, then turned around and forgave $1.6 million of it. The financial assistance comes from the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. The low-interest loan includes $530,000 to be repaid. The remaining $1.6 million is principal forgiveness, according to an Aug. 15 TWDB announcement. TWDB Team Manager Tom Barnet said Gordon qualifies to receive principal forgiveness from the 2023 DWSRF Use Plan under the Disadvantaged Community and Very Small System funding options.
