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This tasty holiday dip is easy to make and takes only ten minutes. Thanks to its hint of sweetness, both kids and adults will come back for more.

GRAFORD — Limited water access has led Rocker B Ranch owners to announce the sports complex and family vacation spot will no longer host youth baseball tournaments. “After careful consideration, we have come to the difficult decision that it is not feasible to host baseball tournaments for the foreseeable future” a recent Facebook post from the Byrd family stated.

Texas will no longer fight to ban 18- to 20-year-olds from carrying handguns in public. A judge ruled earlier this year that a state law banning the practice was unconstitutional, and Texas initially filed a notice that it would appeal. But Texas Department of Public Safety Director Steven McCraw withdrew the appeal to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals this week.

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MINERAL WELLS — For the past year, 17-year-old Auden Jaquez and 15-year-old Braden Yanez have been working hard on their skateboarding skills hoping to go pro someday. When they’re not in school, they spend a lot of time rolling, jumping, twisting and turning in the skateboard area at West City Park.

MINERAL WELLS — Palo Pinto General Hospital has started a rare specialty with its recent hiring of physical therapist Shonda Rowell, a Parker County native. Rowell has moved back to her home region from Lubbock, where she owned a practice for five years, to offer pelvic health physical therapy to the greater Palo Pinto County area at PPGH.

Howdy everyone! Welcome back to Teens Square. Ice skating was a blast! Quite literally.

A homemade chili potluck prepared by six different chefs on Dec. 14 made for a beautiful way to end 2022 at Mineral Wells Senior Center.