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A Palo Pinto County jury sentenced a Mineral Wells man to 85 years in prison after finding him guilty of possessing methamphetamine
Palo Pinto County
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.
Veterinarian Glenn Rogers explains the dangers of the screwworm
Sentencing for the two men accused in the death of Doug Warren after a late night altercation is complete
Mineral Wells City Council voted to delay accepting a $100 million state loan for the Turkey Peak Reservoir project, giving the Water District a year to explore lower costs and possible grant funding.
Adina Morris of the Palo Pinto County District Attorney’s Office has been named the 2025 recipient of the Suzanne McDaniel Award, a statewide honor recognizing outstanding service to crime victims.
In a heartfelt post, MWISD former superintendent defends teachers against political attacks and selective outrage, calling for respect for public schools.
The Palo Pinto County Republican Party’s County Executive Committee met Sept. 9 to debate a resolution requiring hand-counted ballots which was introduced by 13 “Conservative”
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Palo Pinto County Commissioners voted to remove the Burn Ban. As of September 8, 2025, residents are allowed to burn.
