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Glenn Rogers OpEd from The Dallas Morning News claims Texas needs more independent candidates
Don’t miss the Summer Reading Kickoff at the Mineral Wells Public Library! Register now and participate in the 2026 program with games, giveaways, and more.
A powerful commentary from Suzanne Bellsnyder examining the pressure to conform within institutions, politics and culture — and the courage it takes to think independently in a broken system.
Mineral Wells City Council voted to temporarily suspend a proposed gas rate increase and approved a contract to create a downtown historic preservation program during its May 19 meeting.
In his latest column, former State Rep. Glenn Rogers voices his opinion on the current primary runoff election.
Residents and businesses impacted by recent tornadoes in Palo Pinto County may qualify for low-interest SBA disaster loans and additional local assistance through United Way of Palo Pinto County as recovery efforts continue across the area.
Mineral Wells City Council approved mid-year budget amendments, a grant assistance services contract, and the declaration of surplus City-owned property during its May 5 meeting while also recognizing City employees for tornado recovery efforts.
Mineral Wells City Council approved mid-year budget amendments, real estate actions, and a new Hotel/Motel tax collections contract during its April 21 meeting, while also introducing the City’s new Development Services director.
An EF-3 tornado caused significant damage in northeast Mineral Wells, with injuries reported and a second night of curfew in place.
