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The Possum Kingdom Lake Association is urging the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to hold a hearing on the City of Abilene’s permit to discharge brine, citing concerns about insufficient dilution, potential environmental impacts, and procedural transparency.
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Republican candidates continue to file for the 2026 Primary in Palo Pinto County, with filing open through December 8th.
With SNAP benefits in limbo during the federal shutdown, local nonprofits and volunteers are stepping up to fill the gap. From Tarrant Area Food Bank West to Center of Life, Meals on Wheels, and Backpack Buddies, community partners are keeping Palo Pinto County families fed.
Weekly Arrests Report for Mineral Wells Police Department
Council approved a professional consulting contract, reviewed new city logo designs, and adopted the first phase of a $381,000 street rehabilitation plan during its Nov. 4 meeting.
In an exclusive Mineral Wells Area News Interview, investor Randy Nix addresses community questions about the Baker Hotel restoration, clarifying funding progress, investor involvement, and how the project is moving towards construction.
Palo Pinto County voters approve all 17 Texas Constitutional Amendments, Pass Gordon ISD Bond and Elect Santo SUD Board
Community Voices Series: Mayor Regan Wallace explains how Proposition 4 could bring new state funding for water projects — including Turkey Peak Reservoir — and why it might be the first real chance to ease costs for local ratepayers.
Downtown Mineral Wells came alive Friday night for the fifth annual Spooky Wells event, as families filled North Oak Avenue and Zappe Park for trick-or-treating, games, and community fun organized by the Main Street Program.
Mineral Wells Police Weekly Arrest Report
