Democratic Party Chair files voter intimidation lawsuit
Ann PowersEditor FORT WORTH- Palo Pinto County Democratic Party Chair Carla Schoonover-Porter and The 134 PAC filed a federal lawsuit, May 28, to stop what… Login to continue reading Login…
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“Lioness” to film in Graford, road closures
Ann PowersEditor GRAFORD–West FM 4 and Grassy Ridge Road to South Highway 237 and Grassy Ridge Road will be closed for work on Taylor Sheridan’s… Login to continue reading Login…
MWISD promotes from within for leadership roles
Staff Reports MINERAL WELLS – School trustees have made a series of in-house promotions for the district’s administrative staff during a special meeting, May 29.… Login to continue reading Login…
MW police arrest suspects in shooting, lighting two men on fire
Staff Reports MINERAL WELLS – The Mineral Wells Police Department had a busy week arresting a shooting suspect and apprehending another for lighting two men… Login to continue reading Login…
Future high schoolers wish current grads good luck
PALO PINTO COUNTY—As the invigorating pomp and circumstance energy associated with graduation season buzzes in the air, the Palo Pinto ISD classes of 2036 and 2030 wish the best of luck to all the high school graduates of 2024.
Commissioner retires same day voters decide his replacement
PALO PINTO—After 11 years of serving Palo Pinto County, Precinct 1 Commissioner Gary Glover participated in his last commissioners court meeting the same day voters decided his replacement in the Republican Primary Runoff Election, May 28.
Palo Pinto County sisters to open healthy snack shop
MINERAL WELLS—Have you ever had to drive out of town for frozen yogurt or other healthy snacks for you and/or your children? That’s about to change when FroPro Nutrition Shop gets open in Downtown Mineral Wells.
Boys State and Girls State Reps selected for American Legion Post 75
MINERAL WELLS—American Legion Posts and their Auxiliary Units across the nation are selecting qualified students to attend the prestigious programs known as Boys State and Girls State.
Ward 4 council seat vacant until 2025 election, city manager announces retirement
Ann PowersEditor MINERAL WELLS—The Mineral Wells City Council’s May 21 meeting was like a revolving door of city officials coming, going and retiring. • Mayor Regan… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
