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Hi Y’all! Wow, what a week! Busy, busy! I hope your week went well and your Christmas holiday plans are coming together. I started this past week with a birthday party for my granddaughter at Olive Garden in Weatherford.

Palo Pinto County Sheriff Brett McGuire calls this time of year the “silly season” in terms of people partying it up for the holidays and paying the price later on. So maybe a mocktail instead of a cocktail? Just a thought.

Looking forward to the New Year? It’s a good time take measures to ensure that you have a healthy and satisfying 2023. Here are a few tips: 1.

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Here are tips on poinsettia care that can help extend those blooms and encourage your holiday plant to blossom again next year. • Warm poinsettias with ample sunlight.

MINERAL WELLS — When it rains it pours. Following a joint meeting with wholesale distributors where the city attempted to mend bridges over troubled water contracts, the council addressed more H2O-related issues at their regular meeting, Dec. 6.

Dec. 9 • Goolsby, Bryan David, 36, Thft Prp <$2,500 2/More Prev Cv (Bond $0).

According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, long-distance travel increases 23% through the Christmas/New Year’s holidays. Roughly 91% of that travel takes place in a personal vehicle. These extra miles can add strain on your vehicle.