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Parker County commissioner who faces DWI charge won't seek re-election
Parker County Commissioner Jim Webster, who faces charges of driving while intoxicated and unlawfully carrying a weapon, said Monday that he is not seeking re-election. Webster, 64, represents Precinct 4, which includes the Aledo area.
Rural residents worry about Barnett Shale disposal wells
Dan Johnson moved from California to Texas because he wanted to put down roots, open a business and live the good life.
Stakeout spoils burglary at Azle convenience store
Two men were held up at gunpoint in a small store in Parker County near Azle in the early morning hours of Dec.
Miller seeks election as Pct. 4 JP
The principal of the Aledo Learning Center has tossed his hat into the ring for election as Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace.
Pair nabbed after two break-ins
Sheriff's deputies responded to a burglary call late last week in the 100 block of South FM 1187 in Aledo around 1:30 a.m. Parker County Sheriff Larry Fowler said the front door to the Midway Food Store had been broken.
According to numbers just released from the Office of Comptroller Susan Combs, Parker County sales tax rebates are tracking significantly behind the state's average.
Plump up seasonal decor with pillows
Pillows are a perennial way to give your living areas a burst of color and texture each season.
Early morning fire destroys Ardmore home
Local firefighters are warning to area residents that overloading electrical outlets and using extension cords in place of permanent wiring can be dangerous, and can even spark flames, after fire destroyed an Ardmore home early Monday morning.
Radioactive water identified in Wise County town
Another North Texas town, another public water well contaminated with radioactivity.
Small liberal arts colleges face technology challenges
For a small liberal arts college, such as one that has less than 1,000 students, it can be difficult to provide the kind of top-notch connectivity that a large state university or research-focused school might give.
Wallis loans JKF artifacts to Doss Center
Phil Riddle editor@weatherforddemocrat.com It was 46 years ago today that Dallas newsman Jack Brown picked up his press pass which would allow him into the breakfast honoring the visit of President John Kennedy and went to work.
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Candlelight vigil for Hunter Moke is tonight
A candlelight vigil for 18-year-old Hunter Moke of Aledo is set for 6 p.m. tonight at First Baptist Church, 209 Elm St., Aledo.
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Mediation outcome: Lawsuit over Deer Creek and Dyegard water systems resolved
Court-ordered mediation between the cities of Willow Park, Annetta, Annetta South, Hudson Oaks, Aledo, and the Parker County Utility District began at 9 a.m. Friday, Nov.
Parker County Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Activity Call Log for Nov. 10 through Nov.
Marshall speaks about East Parker County alliance
Editor's note: This is the third in a series of stories showing the various sides of the Deer Creek and Dyegard water system issues in East Parker County.
Parker County Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Activity Call Log for Nov. 6, through Nov.
Phil Riddle editor@weatherforddemocrat.com Parker County voters were in no mood for spending money, as was evident by the results of Tuesday's local elections in which a pair of school district tax boosts were defeated.
Sara Ortega sortega@weatherforddemocrat.com Early voting ended last Friday with 1,946 people turning out to vote by mail or in person.
Arlington district thrilled over bond plan's passage
Arlington school administrators didn't wait until Tuesday's election to start mapping out how they would spend $197.5 million in bond money.