Rams face adversity as they play through district
BROCK - The Mineral Wells Rams faced off with 4A powerhouse Brock in front of a full Eagles Stadium in Brock last week, falling short for their first district loss of the season.
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Mineral Wells eliminates late fees at library
The Mineral Wells City Council on Tuesday approved an ordinance that will eliminate overdue and late fees at the Boyce Ditto Public Library. According to the city, the move is being made to help eliminate financial barriers that discourage library use.
Knitted knockers
Wow! I learned about the perfect service project a few months ago! It’s called Knitted Knockers.
Early voting begins Oct. 20
Early voting for the Nov. 4 Constitutional Amendment and Joint Elections begins Oct. 20 and runs to Oct. 31.
Warriors top the polls for scoring while on winning streak
MINERAL WELLS - The Community Christian School Warriors are on a hot streak, sitting at 6-0 before this week's match up with Heritage Christian Academy.
Gordon Longhorns tease return to their home field by end of the season
GORDON - A recent post to the Gordon Longhorns Athletics Facebook page teased the future of the Longhorns athletic facility after being destroying in the spring tornado that ripped through the small community.
Save the date
OCT. 11 – The Piano Duo, 8:30 p.m. at Blind Pig, 215 N. Oak, Mineral Wells. Expect high-energy music, amazing memories, hilarious moments, and a show that keeps you laughing and clapping all night long. For tickets go to square.link/u/KEJkSkJ6.
Mineral Wells Cross County claims district title
BROCK - District 6-4A Cross Country Meet 2025
About $675 million earmarked for Texas projects is in limbo as Congress careens toward shutdown
The Texas congressional delegation has secured about $675 million to pay for community projects across the state in federal spending bills for the next fiscal year. But the funds, informally known as earmarks, are all in jeopardy amid the threat of a government shutdown.
Make changes to Medicare plans wisely
Ed and Edna are enrolled in regular Medicare with a supplemental Medicare policy for Medicare Parts A and B. They are enrolled in a Part D prescription plan that has served them well in the past with the medications they are taking.