LIVE WELL
John was enjoying a fabulous night out with friends, but after he ate, he began experiencing pressure and burning pain in his chest radiating down his arm. It progressively got worse.
February 2025
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MWISD approves 2025-26 calendar
Mineral Wells ISD has enjoyed a four-day school week, but next year students and teachers will have to get through the first two and a half months before they can be off on Fridays. The MWISD Board of Trustees on Monday approved the 2025-26 academic calendar, and one key difference from this year’s calendar is the five-day school week in August, September and most of October.
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Officials provide updates on Turkey Peak Reservoir
Chris Roark, croark@cherryroad.com Negotiations between Palo Pinto County Municipal Water District No. 1 and state leaders regarding the Turkey Peak Reservoir continue, officials said Wednesday… Login to continue reading Login…
Sue's News
As most of you know, work has begun on the Turkey Peak Reservoir between Palo Pinto and Santo. An archeological dig is presently ongoing.
EAT WELL
Risotto is a dish that’s made with love (ahem, it requires a lot of stirring), so it’s one of the best dinner recipes to try this Valentine’s Day. This mushroom risotto is made with white wine, Parmesan cheese and fresh herbs for a beautifully rich flavor.
New DQ dining room opens on N. Oak
Bill Spinks, wspinks@cherryroad.com Dairy Queen is a big part of being a Texan. But at the recently replaced north location in Mineral Wells, customers for… Login to continue reading Login…
Travis Elementary shines at UIL
Travis Elementary School students found success at the recent UIL competition, with all five MWISD grade levels bringing home the grade level trophies. Below are the results:
REMEMBER WELL
Debbie Garrison, Palo Pinto County’s own 1979 Miss Rodeo America, finishes the tie-down of an angora goat during her early youth rodeo career.