City adopts budget, plans for Crazy Water Festival
MINERAL WELLS — _e Mineral Wells City Council gave a final nod to a $37.5 million spending plan for the coming fiscal year with a 58.4-cent property tax rate during a special session, Sept. 13.
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GOP lawmakers talk border security, property taxes, mental health
MINERAL WELLS — Sen. Drew Springer, R-Muenster, stopped in Mineral Wells as part of his 2022 Pre-Season Town Hall Tour, Sept.
Demolition makes room for new MW Allsup’s
MINERAL WELLS — Demolition began on the Save-A-Lot/Family Dollar building, Sept. 12, to make way for a new Allsup’s Market in Mineral Wells.
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Demolition makes room for MW Allsup’s
By Stacy BalckburnPPP Special Contributor MINERAL WELLS – Demolition began on the Save-A-Lot/Family Dollar building early Monday morning, Sept. 12, in Mineral Wells. By the… Login to continue reading Login…
County taking applications for ESD #2 board in Santo
SANTO – The Palo Pinto County Commissioners Court is accepting applications to fill unexpired terms for two Emergency Services District No. 2 board positions in… Login to continue reading Login…
Burn ban back on in PPC
The Palo Pinto County Commissioners Courted voted to put the burn ban back on during their regular meeting today, Sept. 12. Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary…
Sadie’s Eats opens restaurant, Sept. 15
MINERAL WELLS — Sadie’s Eats is going brick and mortar with a vendor-friendly, pet-friendly and multifunctional gathering place for people to eat, relax and feel at home. popular catering company and delivery service will host a grand opening for its new restaurant, under the same name, from 11 a.m.