Grand Jury Indictments 29th Judicial District Court
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PPC Stockshow Heritage Association helps youth become leaders with Brazos Foundation grant
Ann PowersEditor The Palo Pinto Press is highlighting the Brazos Foundation’s 2022 Grant recipients in upcoming editions. Learn how the foundation’s generosity is impacting your… Login to continue reading Login…
Palo Pinto County Sheriff’s report
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Santo ISD asks voters to approve $27 million bond and homestead exemption increase
By Kellci FordPPP Reporter SANTO—When voters head to the polls in November, Santo ISD Superintendent Greg wants them to vote in favor of two things:… Login to continue reading Login…
Public hearings held on proposed tax rate and county budget, nobody spoke up
By Ann PowersEditor PALO PINTO – If county residents disagree with the property tax rate or next year’s budget, their time to voice those concerns… Login to continue reading Login…
Water summit set for Aug. 24
MINERAL WELLS – Approximately 200 government and water related attendees will converge at the Crazy Water Hotel for the 2023 Water Summit hosted by Rep.… Login to continue reading Login…
PPC Commissioners Court meeting, Aug. 21
Here’s the agenda for the Palo Pinto County Commissioners Court meeting at 9 a.m. on Aug. 21. Agenda items are public hearings on the tax… Login to continue reading Login…
With cases and deaths on the rise, is COVID making a comeback?
By Ann PowersEditor TEXAS – There were 14,632 new COVID-19 cases reported to the state for the week ending Aug. 12. That’s up 2,830, or… Login to continue reading Login…
Palo Pinto County Sheriff’s report: Aug. 1 – 7
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PPCRTA hosts fifth annual First-Year New Teacher Round Up
By Bata BoydSpecial Contributor MINERAL WELLS – Palo Pinto County Retired Teachers held its fifth annual First Year Teacher’s Round Up on July 26 in… Login to continue reading Login…