Mineral Wells City Council this evening unanimously amended the Woodland Park Cemetery ordinance to ensure flags are flown at any gravesite every hour of every day. There are some specifications on size and placement, and tattered flags will be removed. We will have the story, photos and video coming.
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Flags and veterans
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Have storm damage?
Insurance claims continued to pour in following Wednesday evening’s devastating hailstorm and one local agent provided tips for those with damage.
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Two arrested in auto theft
Hours after receiving a stolen vehicle report, Mineral Wells police investigators arrested two individuals in connection with the crime.
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Wicked weather wreaks havoc
An estimated 10 tornados touched down across North Texas Wednesday night with reports of softball-sized hail throughout Palo Pinto County.
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Rodeo sent home many winners, some unsuspecting
The 76th annual Palo Pinto County Livestock Association Pro Rodeo came to a close Saturday night and left several winners with some extra cash in their hands.
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PK Lake drowning death believed to be accidental
GAINES BEND – An Azle man died Tuesday evening at Possum Kingdom Lake in what authorities are describing as an apparent accidental drowning.
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Ride of Silence tonight
The local observance of the 10th annual Ride of Silence takes place tonight.
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Fires erupt at PK, again
Residents in a number of homes on the Peninsula at Possum Kingdom Lake were evacuated Monday after a fire erupted near Frontier Unit and Riley roads.
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Silva found not guilty in 2010 assault
PALO PINTO – A Mineral Wells man is free after a Palo Pinto County jury found him not guilty of crimes stemming from an incident on Thanksgiving Day in 2010.
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Shake-ups on city council, school board
Incumbents were not safe in Saturday’s city council and school elections as some challengers on both ballots were successful in unseating their opponent.
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May 15 Ride of Silence remembers 2012 fallen cyclists
The local observance of an event honoring individuals injured or killed while cycling will take an even more somber tone this year in light of two local cyclists killed since the last ride.
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