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Thanksgiving through the 1st of the year is a magical time. It is also a hectic time full of parties, friends, family, good rich food, sweets, and baked goods. Unfortunately, the stress and the goodies can add about five extra pounds.

Brazos River Authority press release Rainbow trout are not warm-water fish and can’t survive in the Texas water temperatures of the summer. But, thanks to the controlled environment of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s fish hatcheries, a portion of the fish raised are released each winter into various designated neighborhood lakes, ponds, and rivers across 11 urban areas throughout the state.

Michael Cote and Bryan Daniel played Friday night, Nov. 25, to a packed house.

MINERAL WELLS — A mutual passion for everything Christmas is one of the many common bonds solidifying their love, so it only seemed fitting for Tyeson Mahan to propose Amanda Ogle on a float in the Merry Wells Lighted Parade, Nov. 26.

MINERAL WELLS — Community Christian School students sang out a moving version of the Warriors school song for the first time on their new campus at the former Fort Wolters Army Air Base in Mineral Wells during a ribbon cutting ceremony, Nov. 30.

Built for a Vocational On-The-Job Training site for adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Beneventi’s Italian Restaurant and neighboring Sweet Loretta’s Beer, Wine & Coffee Bar are part of the Each and Everyone Foundation, a Fort Worth based Non-Profit.

MINERAL WELLS — Police are hoping surveillance footage will lead them to whoever broke into the American Legion Post 75 on Nov. 28.

After decades of rejections, state Rep. Mayes Middleton, R-Wallisville, believes this upcoming legislative session is the one where Texas will finally pass a school choice program.