MW's Kaitlyn Hurst makes the list
Ann Powers CAVE CREEK, ARIZONA — What started in 2020 as a list of 30 deserving young women leading the way among the varied and… Login to continue reading Login…
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Breakfast for dinner and a great cause
Ann Powers MINERAL WELLS — Raise a fork and help Rotary Club of Mineral Wells butter support for its senior scholarship program by attending its… Login to continue reading Login…
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In tomorrow’s Palo Pinto Press: *Updates on the MW laundromat fire *MWHS Coronation photos *The latest on the MW City Council election *BRA and PPC… Login to continue reading Login…
MW Women’s Club meeting cancelled
Notice to members of Mineral Wellls Women’s Club: Due to the weather, the Feb. 1 meeting has been cancelled. See you in March. Be Safe… Login to continue reading Login…
Breakfast for dinner and a great cause
MINERAL WELLS – Raise a fork and help Rotary Club of Mineral Wells butter support for its senior scholarship program by attending its Third Annual… Login to continue reading Login…
MW fire at iconic laundromat leaves owners “traumatized”
MINERAL WELLS – Kelli and Nathan Buschow got a call at 4 a.m. this morning no business owners want to receive. Their business, “The Laumdronat”… Login to continue reading Login…
Regional water authority proposed for stronger political voice in long-term water planning
PALO PINTO — Howard Huffman is campaigning from meeting to meeting to make sure area citizens “have drinking water for the next 100 years.” Huffman is the general manager for the Palo Pinto County Municipal Water District No. 1.
Also during the commissioners court meeting
Also during the commissioners court meeting: • Zip code corrections for better 911 response • Sheriff to hire academy cadets • Construction nod for RV park on PK Lake • Pct.3 Barn repair bid re-opened • Burn ban? .
Local Dr. Tyler McLemore presents eye-opening program
MINERAL WELLS — Do things look a little hazy, even on a clear day? You look someone straight in the face, but they are blocked from your vision? Notice your peripheral vision is not what it used to be? And just what are those little black, squiggly things floating around? Dr. Tyler McLemore, O.D., said they are all signs of deteriorating vision caused by conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, detached retinas, or other visionary ailments, most typically the result of aging.