Jayme Lozano Carver and Alejandra MartinezThe Texas Tribune Texas’ water supply is full of uncertainties. Leaking water pipes and deteriorating infrastructure plague the state’s water systems. Prolonged droughts and record-setting…
From Staff Reports MINERAL WELLS – Meet Aaron Bovos – the new finance director/assistant city manager for Mineral Wells. His first day was May 12, alongside City Manager Jason Weeks…
With the softball season now a thing of the past, we are proud to celebrate some of the athletes as they receive district recognition.
So runs the Brazos River. Los Brazos de Díos. The Maligne. Tokohono.
MINERAL WELLS—Trustees saluted nearly 50 of Mineral Wells ISD’s best and brightest at their regular board meeting, May 12. “We are proud to recognize an outstanding group of students who have represented Mineral Wells ISD at the state level in various UIL and academic competitions this year,” Communications Director Karyn Bullock said before introducing the high achievers.
May 19 – Pinto County Conservatives meeting, 6-8 p.m., Mel's Diner, 816 S. Mingus Blvd., Mingus. Topic: The Texas Border and Turkey Peak/FM 4 Update. Speaker: Chris Russo, President of Texans for Strong Borders.
MINERAL WELLS — A couple of Ram football standouts went public with their future plans on Monday, as they signed their official letters of intent to play college football.
MINERAL WELLS — The Mineral Wells ISD Board of Trustees honored some Mineral Wells Rams and Lady Rams for their efforts in athletics and in the classroom.
SANTO — Santo High School is welcoming new faces to their athletics department for the upcoming school year.
Experts estimate half of all women and one in 5 men over 50 have osteoporosis. Bone is a living tissue that is constantly being broken and replaced.