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Turkey Peak lake application 'prioritized' by state water board, water district manager reports - Vimarsana News

Turkey Peak lake application 'prioritized' by state water board, water district manager reports

MINERAL WELLS — The general manager of the district that owns Lake Palo Pinto on Tuesday reported a promising response from the state water board to the application to build

Turkey Peak lake application 'prioritized' by state water board, water district manager reports - Vimarsana News

Turkey Peak lake application 'prioritized' by state water board, water district manager reports

MINERAL WELLS — The general manager of the district that owns Lake Palo Pinto on Tuesday reported a promising response from the state water board to the application to build

Mineral Wells lake application 'prioritized' by state water board, water district manager reports - Vimarsana News

Mineral Wells lake application 'prioritized' by state water board, water district manager reports

MINERAL WELLS — The general manager of Lake Palo Pinto on Tuesday reported a promising response from the state water board to the application to build a new lake.

Mineral Wells lake application 'prioritized' by state water board, water district manager reports - Vimarsana News

Mineral Wells lake application 'prioritized' by state water board, water district manager reports

MINERAL WELLS — The general manager of Lake Palo Pinto on Tuesday reported a promising response from the state water board to the application to build a new lake.

Water town hall in MW sheds light on why lake is city priority - Vimarsana News

Water town hall in MW sheds light on why lake is city priority

MINERAL WELLS — Water planners for Mineral Wells told some 60 residents Thursday why their monthly bills are about to double to build a $200 million lake.