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1 of 3 The bridge over a creek in the area of North Boundary Street and North Street washed out as a result of heavy rainfall Monday. Special to the Weatherford Democrat Areas near Sanchez Creek and Greenwood Road sustained flooding Monday afternoon. Special to the Weatherford Democrat The Briar-Reno Fire Department assisted in two people trapped inside two separate residences due to the rising water levels of Ash Creek. Special to the Weatherford Democrat As rain continued to pour down across Parker County on Monday, several roadways became impassable, which resulted ...

1 of 3 The bridge over a creek in the area of North Boundary Street and North Street washed out as a result of heavy rainfall Monday. Special to the Weatherford Democrat Areas near Sanchez Creek and Greenwood Road sustained flooding Monday afternoon. Special to the Weatherford Democrat The Briar-Reno Fire Department assisted in two people trapped inside two separate residences due to the rising water levels of Ash Creek. Special to the Weatherford Democrat As rain continued to pour down across Parker County on Monday, several roadways became impassable, which resulted ...

May 21, 2021 Tony Crawford, center, converses with members of the Sons of the Confederate Veterans during a protest on the Parker County Courthouse lawn in December. Weatherford Democrat file photo When it comes to racial relations both in county and nationwide, conversations can go a long way in bridging the gap, locals say. Weatherford Police Chief Lance Arnold, who joined the city as chief in 2017, said he has seen a lot of extremism on both sides of social issues, and wants to see leaders on both sides engage in some real conversations about issues, ...

Spotlight Playhouse will present “Waiting for the Host” by Marc Palmieri with three virtual performances May 7 to 9.

Adam King Texans over the age of 21 could soon be allowed to carry a handgun in public without a permit, background check or training. The bill, which is being led through the Texas Senate by Charles Schwertner, could make its way to floor next week.  Texans may soon be allowed to carry a handgun in public without a permit, background check or training. In a span of a few weeks, Texas lawmakers have pushed closer granting “permitless” carry — a move that is alarming to some in law enforcement and has split a Republican-controlled state Senate. “What is going on out ther...