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A burn ban, online foreclosure sales and clearer electioneering boundary markings were among key actions taken by Palo Pinto County commissioners Monday.
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The Mineral Wells City Council approved the creation of a new department, hired two city leaders, and advanced park and infrastructure projects during its March 17 meeting.
The Mineral Wells ISD Board heard public input on the future of the old high school property, recognized student achievements and reviewed major infrastructure and transportation updates during its March 16 meeting.
The Rural Report creator Suzanne Bellsnyder explains in her most recent Substack that local control matters and says Governor Abbott’s recent comments on the water situation should give pause to all Texans.
Steve Gray has won the race for Palo Pinto County Republican Party chair, defeating incumbent Barbara Upham by just 11 votes in one of the closest contests in this year’s Republican primary.
Texas-based Blue Bell has introduced a new line of high-protein ice cream pints called Blue Bell PRO, offering up to 12 grams of protein per serving and no added sugar. The new product is available in five flavors and is now appearing in stores.
Mineral Wells City Council reviewed plans for a $120 million water treatment plant upgrade, received a financial update, and canceled the May election due to unopposed candidates during its March 3 meeting.
Mineral Wells Parks & Recreation has opened its new Backyard Pickleball courts at the City Gym. The space is open during gym hours and includes equipment and yard games for visitors to enjoy
Several races in the Palo Pinto County Republican primary are headed to runoff elections, while the race for Republican Party chair remains extremely close, with just 11 votes separating the candidates.
Community Voice Seth Hobbs explains how Boots, sparkle, and business collide March 27 at EmpowerHer: Illuminate 2026 which returns to Holiday Hills and celebrates women-owned businesses and honors standout leaders in Palo Pinto County.
