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Republicans reassert dominance in Texas
TEXAS—Republicans reasserted their decades-long iron grip on Texas by securing comfortable victories all over the ballot, Nov. 5, dashing Democrats’ hopes of an upset and propelling the state further to the right.
Xeriscaping in the fall
PALO PINTO COUNTY—Xeriscaping [zeer-i-skey-ping] is the practice of designing landscapes to reduce or eliminate the need for irrigation, meaning they need little or no water beyond what nature provides, according to National Geographic.
MW to celebrate 41st Veterans Day program
MINERAL WELLS—Mineral Wells ISD and American Legion Post 75 will celebrate its 41st program recognizing the importance of remembering our military veterans on Nov. 11.
Abbott, THECB launch new tool to streamline college application process
Staff Reports AUSTIN – Gov. Greg Abbott and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board launched a new Direct Admissions initiative, Oct. 11, to provide Texas students with an innovative tool designed to…
Early voting Oct. 21 – Nov. 1
Voter registration deadline is Oct. 7 at the Palo Pinto County Annex in Mineral Wells Early voting in the presidential election runs Oct. 21 – Nov. 1. Palo Pinto County…
Benefit for family of motorcyclist killed in crash
Staff Reports MINERAL WELLS – A benefit is set for the Lee family to help them during their time of need. Sam Lee, 43, died in an accident on Sept.…
Live Well: Let’s get moving!
We all know that physical activity is one of the key ways to stay healthy.
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.
Walk to End Alzheimer's, Sept. 28
WEATHERFORD—Nearly 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s today which is projected to grow to nearly 13 million by mid-century, according to Edward Jones research.