Santa and Elvis sightings in PPC
Santa hopped on his Harley for Tommy’s Angel Tree Toy Run in Mineral Wells, and then made it over to the Santo Community Association’s Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting festivities – both on Dec. 3.
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Elvis comes to Mingus
Elvis impersonator Hunter Cole returns to Beneventi’s Italian restaurant in Mingus, Dec. 2! Cole is just 15 years old and he’s a person with autism… Login to continue reading Login…
Burn ban off… for now
PALO PINTO COUNTY – The Palo Pinto County Commissioner’s Court has lifted the burn ban. But, that could be short lived. The court scheduled a… Login to continue reading Login…
MW shooting victim released from hospital
MINERAL WELLS – The victim in a Nov. 14 Mineral Wells shooting has been released from the hospital after sustaining non-fatal injuries from multi-gunshot wounds,… Login to continue reading Login…
Suspect identified in MW shooting
MINERAL WELLS – Sheriff’s officials confirmed George Luis Soria, Jr., 18, is being held at Palo Pinto County jail and awaiting arraignment in connection with… Login to continue reading Login…
Woman shot multiple times in MW
At approximately 5:19 a.m., officers with the Mineral Wells Police Department were dispatched to the 1500 block of SE 18th Street in reference to a… Login to continue reading Login…
MWPD arrests suspect in burglary spree
MWPD arrested a suspect in connection with a recent burglary spree, Frankie Joe King. He is currently being held at the Palo Pinto County jail.… Login to continue reading Login…
County election officials report busy voter turnout
PALO PINTO COUNTY – Palo Pinto County Elections Administrator Laura Watkins said voters are turning out in volumes today for the 2022 midterms. As of… Login to continue reading Login…
Don’t jump to conclusions as Tuesday election night results come in
By Matthew Watkins, The Texas Tribune Nov. 7, 2022 “Don’t jump to conclusions as Tuesday election night results come in” was first published by The… Login to continue reading Login…
Texas’ elected Supreme Court: What to know before voting for justices
AUSTIN — Texas is one of only eight states that hold partisan elections for their supreme courts. But seven out of the nine members on the Texas Supreme Court were first appointed by a state governor — meaning just two current members started on the court after being elected.