MINERAL WELLS—City officials focused on commercial vitality with approvals of a Mineral Wells Façade Grant Program and Economic Development Corporation website at the city council’s regular meeting, May 20.
AUSTIN—The Texas Transportation Committee agreed to sell a portion of Farm-to-Market Road 4 to the Palo Pinto County Municipal Water District No. 1 to build an alternative route around the planned Turkey Peak Reservoir at a meeting in Austin, May 21.
This week we celebrate the hard work and dedication of our graduating seniors! Discover how Palo Pinto County valedictorians and salutatorians are setting the stage for future success. See pages A6-A9
Summer heat is upon us. Stay safe from heat-related problems while enjoying the sun.
The Mediterranean Diet champions is the use of extra virgin olive oil (EVOO). I use it every day in cooking, salad dressings, and even in place of butter on toast. Here are some facts about this excellent oil.
Some nights, you’re channeling Ina Garten and you’re ready to truss up a whole bird. Other nights (well, most nights), you have hungry kids grilling you about when dinner will be ready and you want something healthy and delicious that requires practically no thought or dishes.
WEATHERFORD — The Mineral Wells Swim Team, the Water Moccasins, saw their first action last weekend in Weatherford, kicking off the summer officially.
MINERAL WELLS — The Lady Rams saw some great moments in their season action at Kessler Field, and many were recognized for their efforts in the post season superlatives by the district.
MINERAL WELLS — The Mineral Wells High School Athletic Hall of Fame has added a few more members this summer. The trophy case now displays the 2005-2006 Rams basketball team, 2009 graduate and all-around athlete Brittany Sneed-Duckett, and former Rams coach Pat Simmons.