The much anticipated airing of a “Ghost Adventures” episode featuring the Baker Hotel and Mineral Wells is scheduled to air at 8 p.m. Central Standard Time today on The Travel Channel.
Zak, Nick and Aaron spent several days and nights inside the closed hotel in search of paranormal phenomena.
The episode is titled “Crazy Town” and “Ghost Adventures” is televised on The Travel Channel. Check your channel lineup to tune in.
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Mineral Wells, Baker featured on television show airing tonight
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Cleburne declared disaster area after strong storms
Cleburne Mayor Scott Cain early Thursday morning declared a state of emergency and disaster in wake of damage caused by Wednesday night’s tornado and heavy rain. Cain said County Judge Roger Harmon did the same for the county.
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Presentation brings back memories
Residents of Mineral Wells Nursing and Rehab were treated to a unique presentation Wednesday as many were able to personally relate to various local artifacts.
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DEC rally returns to Mineral Wells
Established last year, the Call to Action Rally will take place again tonight, 6-8 p.m., at Mineral Wells High School. The public is encouraged to attend.
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Weatherford College summer hours
Weatherford College announced summer office hours for all campus locations.
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Good news from Frontier Unit lines
POSSUM KINGDOM LAKE – The cleanup process began Wednesday following a fire on the Peninsula at Possum Kingdom Lake that threatened more than 150 structures.
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Public invited to special Alzheimer’s presentation at Clark Gardens
Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States.
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Game rancher’s gate request denied
One local rancher wanted permission to install a gate on the county road on which he lives and works.
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Area ISD election results
In addition to Mineral Wells elections, area residents cast ballots for several elections to decide school board members and bonds.
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Springtown boy run over by bus in front of home
WEATHERFORD — A 10-year-old Springtown ISD boy was pronounced dead Monday after being run over while trying to catch his school bus in front of his house.
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Courthouse woes continue
County commissioners heard a presentation Monday morning concerning the modernization of the Palo Pinto County Courthouse elevator.
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