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The good news: Parker County tax office recycles. The bad news: They don't shred
By Carman Williams Lone Star News Group Most people encourage recycling, but one local woman was concerned by what she found in a recycling bin last week.
11 hrs ago | Mineral Wells Insider
The good news: Parker County tax office recycles. The bad news: They don't shred
By Carman Williams Lone Star News Group Most people encourage recycling, but one local woman was concerned by what she found in a recycling bin last week.
Discipline Report: Parker County Lawyer Disbarred
Sherrie Johnson of Parker County, Bar No. 24030365, was disbarred for alleged violations including failing to keep a client reasonably informed about the status of a matter and to promptly comply with ...
Stabbing suspects being sought by authorities
Danie M. Huffman wdreporter2@yahoo.com Party crashers who stabbed two males at a weekend birthday party remain at large.
The good news: Parker County tax office recycles. The bad news: They don't shred
By Carman Williams Lone Star News Group Most people encourage recycling, but one local woman was concerned by what she found in a recycling bin last week.
Some Aledo residents may owe back taxes
By ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Homeowners in two Aledo subdivisions are finding out that they might owe the city thousands of dollars in property taxes.Aledo city officials say they annexed the Stone Bluff of Aledo and ...
Man pleads guilty to child crimes; gets 10 years
Danie M. Huffman wdreporter2@yahoo.com Parents should beware of who their children are typing to in chat rooms.
Seagoville man jailed in Parker County burglary
Staff Reports Parker County Crimes Against Property investigators charged a 30-year-old Seagoville man with burglary of a habitation stemming from a May 5 break-in. The burglary happened in the 100 block of ...
Undercover drug buy yields arrest; toddler found in car
Danie M. Huffman wdreporter2@yahoo.com A woman was found with her 2-year-old child during an undercover drug buy transaction this week.
Chesapeake using video sites to sell its mission
Bold enough to spend millions on unusual media campaigns to support the company's product - natural gas - including a new video Web site about the Barnett Shale.
Danie M. Huffman wdreporter2@yahoo.com Parker County Assistant Fire Marshal J.C. Travis will tell you arson is the hardest crime to prove.
Azle woman donating library in husband's memory
An Azle woman is donating a new library to her city in memory of her husband, who for years shared his passion for reading with his family and the community.
Deputies jail Oklahoma man on parole, drug charges
Staff Reports Parker County Sheriff's deputies arrested a 33-year-old Duncan, Okla., man Wednesday night on charges of possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance and violation of parole, stemming ...
Dozens upset to learn they live in, and owe, Willow Park
Some residents of Willow Park are not happy about being residents of Willow Park.
Family Fun! Parker County Peach Festival, Dino-Mite Weekend, Project Youth
The annual Parker County Peach Festival isn't just about the fuzzy fruit, don'cha know.
Several Azle FFA students came home with top honors - including a Grand Champion - during the Parker County Youth Livestock Show held in Weatherford June 16-21. The brother team of Zack and Kleg Smith led the ...
A good year for peaches in Parker County
Carman Williams cwilliams@weatherforddemocrat.com Every July, Parker County residents become amateur horticulturalists as they predict the success of the year's peach crop.
King committee seeks taxpayer input
State Representative Phil King announced the Select Committee on Property Tax Relief and Appraisal Reform will hold a public hearing at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Eateries coming to new complex
Phil Riddle editor@weatherforddemocrat.com Anyone not familiar with Weatherford's layout would have had a hard time identifying Adams Drive on a city map two years ago.
Parker Co. Man Gets 4,060 Years For Molesting Children
A Parker County man accused of sexually assaulting three teenage girls was sentenced on Tuesday to 4,060 years in prison.