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MINERAL WELLS -- City Clerk Sharon McFadden is verifying signatures this week on a petition seeking to recall Ward 4 Councilman Doyle Light, she and the petition organizer said Tuesday.

MINERAL WELLS -- Drought conditions could descend another stage by midsummer for Mineral Wells and residents in Palo Pinto and Parker counties who buy water through seven wholesalers the city

MINERAL WELLS — City council members hope a $49,000 emergency expense will buy enough water to keep the pools at West City Park open through July.

MINERAL WELLS — City council members hope a $49,000 emergency expense will buy enough water to keep the pools at West City Park open through July.

WEATHERFORD — One new face will appear in council chambers after two newcomers filed this week for Place 2 on the Weatherford city council after it appeared incumbent Jeff Robinson

MINERAL WELLS — A state highway engineer unveiled a dozen projects slated for Palo Pinto County in the next four years during an informational session Thursday at Mineral Wells City

The Weatherford Democrat recently reached out to candidates running in contested races in the May 1 election. Candidates running for the Mineral Wells city council Ward 4 are Doyle Light,

An emotional speech was given by Mineral Wells councilwoman and former interim Mayor Tammy Underwood as she parted from her council position after 10 years Tuesday night.

8 hrs ago In his newly-appointed role, Mineral Wells Fire Chief Ryan Dunn went over the Hazard Mitigation Plan of Palo Pinto County, which is reevaluated every five years. “The hazard mitigation plan was initially adopted in 2015, we started working on it in 2016, so it’s a consecutive thing that we keep doing over and over,” Dunn said at Tuesday’s city council meeting. “So basically you take all of the natural disasters that can impact this city and this county, and we...

By Autumn Owens and Sally Sexton news1@weatherforddemocrat.com ssexton@weatherforddemocrat.com May 3, 2021 May 3, 2021 While the majority of incumbents were reelected in Parker County, challengers in two Aledo city council races came out on top in the May 1 election. Challenger Shane Davis beat out Aledo city council Place 1 incumbent Spencer Perry with 54.21%, 238 votes. Perry received 45.79% or 201 votes. “I’m ecstatic, I’m elated, I’m relieved and I’m rea...