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Ditmore deemed competent
A Palo Pinto County jury deliberated less than 15 minutes Friday afternoon before finding William Edward Ditmore Jr. – accused of killing his neighbor in 2008 – competent to stand trial.
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- MWJHS eighth grade girls' teams notch impressive wins
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Ditmore deemed competent
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Native Plant Society of Texas meeting to feature BRIT talk
The Cross Timbers Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas will host Tiana Franklin, who will present an overview of the Botanical Reseach Institute of Texas on Thursday, Feb. 11, at 7 p.m. at the Harberger Hill Community Building, 701 Narrow St., in Weatherford.
- Meals on Wheel seeks new mobile unit, PSA sponsors
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Pruitt to speak at MW Heritage Club meeting
Doyle Pruitt will present stories of Mineral Wells at Thursday's meeting of the Mineral Wells Heritage Association.
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Elkins inks letter of intent to run track at Texas State
Growing up, Amber Elkins always wanted to run track in the Big XII Conference. Always. But then a funny thing happened.
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Lady Rams improve to 8-0 with win
The Mineral Wells Junior High School Lady Rams' seventh grade C team kept its season record unblemished Thursday evening by pounding out a 26-11 win over Weatherford Tison.
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Rams, Lady Rams hoops fall to Birdville
The Mineral Wells Rams and Lady Rams fell to Birdville at home Friday night.
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Singleton graduates with honors from TSU
Christy Singleton, of Perrin, Texas, graduated with honors from Tarleton State University.
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Houston, We Have Winners
The Houston Elementary Spelling Bee on Jan. 28 was an educational success.
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Travis Bookworms
Sixty two Travis Elementary students recently voted in the statewide Texas Bluebonnet Award program.
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