Volleyball heating up around the county
Area volleyball teams are seeing a lot of action and some tough competition as they play tournaments and gear up for district play in just a few weeks.
August 2025
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LaMure encourages entrepreneurship at chamber luncheon
GLEN ROSE — Whisky Woods hosted the Glen Rose Chamber of Commerce August Luncheon last week, serving chicken Caesar salad and strawberry shortcake to attending members, while owner Steve LaMure shared insights from his entrepreneurial journey.
Mineral Wells city council adopts lower property tax rate at workshop
MINERAL WELLS — On August 19 the Mineral Wells city council held a budget workshop for FY 2026. Mayor Pro Tem Beth Watson chaired the workshop due to the absence of Mayor Regan Johnson.
Views from Mineral Wells Spirit Night
Mineral Wells ISD held its annual Spirit Night pep rally, ahead of the start of fall sports like football, volleyball, cross country, tennis, and golf.
MWJH Volleyball start season with tournament success
The Mineral Wells Junior High 7th grade A-Team traveled to Cleburne to kick off their season last Saturday for some tournament play. The young, but experienced Lady Rams finished in second place after a long day of games.
Volleyball squads find success in recent tournament play
Volleyball season has officially kicked off, with several area teams competing in tournaments to get things started.
2025 Fall Football Preview
Kellci Ford Sports Reporter Santo Wildcats The Wildcats are coming off a 4-6 season in 2024, but now in 2025 they look forward to turning things around. Coach Devon Mann…
New hypertension guidelines from the American Heart Association, part 1
The American Heart Association published new guidelines for hypertension on August 14th. These updated guidelines highlight that hypertension is the most common and preventable risk factor linked to several serious health issues, including coronary artery disease, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, stroke, cognitive decline, dementia, chronic kidney disease, and overall mortality.
TEA releases accountability ratings
A deep dive into the Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) accountability ratings shows that Mineral Wells ISD’s ratings are even better than they appear, Superintendent David Tarver said.