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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.
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Palo Pinto County voters approve all 17 Texas Constitutional Amendments, Pass Gordon ISD Bond and Elect Santo SUD Board
The Palo Pinto County Municipal Water District No. 1 approved emergency road repairs on FM 4, discussed possible drought restrictions, and addressed missing safety buoys on Palo Pinto Lake during its October meeting.
State Sen. Phil King supports Proposition 4’s $20 billion water fund for Turkey Peak Reservoir, but conservative Palo Pinto County Republican leaders passed a resolution requesting rate reductions while ignoring millions spent on Uri-damaged infrastructure. Rep. Mike Olcott won’t say if he supports Prop 4. Early voting continues through Oct. 31.
PPGH’s CEO Ross Korkmas is this week’s Voice of the Community. “The Heart of What We Do” is the focus of his article.
Texas voters will decide 17 proposed constitutional amendments this November. Early voting runs Oct. 20–31, with Election Day on Nov. 4.
The Palo Pinto County Commissioners Court met Tuesday morning under the direction of County Judge Shane Long, addressing election matters,
A Palo Pinto County jury sentenced a Mineral Wells man to 85 years in prison after finding him guilty of possessing methamphetamine
Meals on Wheels of Palo Pinto County and Pecan Valley Centers have been awarded Texas Veterans Commission grants to expand food, financial, and mental health services for veterans in the region.
Palo Pinto General Hospital CEO Ross Korkmas says 2025 is a “year of transition” as rising costs, shrinking reimbursements, and looming federal changes put pressure on rural hospitals.
