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The Mineral Wells City Council met Jan. 6 to recognize new police officers, approve several purchasing and financing items, and discuss public safety costs and camping regulations, with no action taken on discussion items.
For five decades, Carla Hay-Perdue has been a constant at Palo Pinto General Hospital. Her career is a story of adaptability, service, and a simple philosophy learned on her first day: you shift, and you deal.
Video Reel of Palo Pinto Mountains State Park on First Day Hike Preview
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Glenn Rogers argues that Republicans can reject fear-based loyalty and still lead with integrity, urging voters to focus on principles, policy, and public service as Texas primary campaigns begin.
The Mineral Wells Police Department has launched the Take Me Home Program to help first responders quickly identify and reunite individuals with cognitive or communication disabilities who may become lost or disoriented in the community.
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