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WISD elementary campus principals are recognized by the WISD Board of Trustees at their Oct. 19 meeting.

Board addresses budget shortfall

A less-than projected enrollment led to a nearly $3 million budget amendment being approved Oct. 19 by the Weatherford ISD Board of Trustees. The shortfall in revenue from the State of Texas …

Council addresses cell phone usage

Cell phones. We all have them. We take them with us everywhere. But with them come charges. And, typically, when the device is one issued by a business, company, or in this case the City of …

Another software glitch in Texas voter rolls

A software error has caused another problem with Texas’ voter registration logs, KUT radio’s Texas Newsroom in Austin reported. The glitch caused by “an extra address validation” …

Council updates impact fees, OKs interlocal agreement

Following a public hearing Weatherford City Council approved proposed updates to water, wastewater, and roadway impact fees that help finance infrastructure related to new development.   …

Squaw Creek road work on ballot

When voters in Willow Park go to the polls on or before Nov. 3, one of the issues they will decide is whether to authorize the city to move forward with the issuance of certificates of obligation for …

Early voting begins Oct. 19

Early voting for the Nov. 3 general election begins Monday, Oct. 19, and ends on Friday, Oct. 30. A convenient place to find out where to vote and what is on the ballot where you live is the Texas …
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From the beach to France, VB is Thibaut’s world

When it comes to volleyball, Beline Thibaut has a world of experience. The Weatherford College sophomore also has the world watching her. Thibaut, a reigning All-American for the Coyotes, …

Kangaroo golf team finishes 10th

The Weatherford Kangaroo golf team competed Friday-Saturday, Oct. 16-17, at the Harbor Lakes Golf Club in Granbury in windy conditions. The Roos finished 10th overall, improving by 12 strokes …

Duo using sand to build varsity foundation

To build a foundation for the future of her program — which plays on a hardwood court — Trinity Christian volleyball coach Dora Sigala is turning to a pair of freshmen who found success in the …

Sports Roundup for Oct. 23

The Aledo Anglers earned first place team honors at the Texas High School Bass Association Lake Whitney tournament the weekend of Oct. 16-18. …
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Obituaries
Ronald Baker “Bud” Forman, lovingly known as “Buddaddy,” age 86, of Aledo, passed away on October 9, 2026. …
James Lamb Green IV, lovingly known as Bud, 23, of Aledo, passed away September 18, 2026. Bud was born August 14, 2003. He was an exceptionally intelligent, gifted, kind, and personable young …
Cleta Ann Mize was born May 13, 1932, in McAlester, Oklahoma, and passed away on Sept. 5, 2026, at the age of 94. Cleta grew up in a small farmhouse as the only girl among seven brothers. Life …
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WC fine arts presents ‘Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812’

A tale of romance and self-discovery set against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars comes to the stage this fall as Weatherford College’s Fine and Performing Arts Department presents …

Annual Coyote Chase Race set for Nov. 14

Lace up your running shoes and join Weatherford College for the 33rd Annual Coyote Chase Race on Saturday, Nov. 14.  Participants of all ages are encouraged to take part in either the 5K …

Heartsills establish WC scholarship endowment

The Heartsill Family Foundation has established a new permanent scholarship endowment with the Weatherford College Foundation. The Heartsill Family Scholarship will support students who are either …

Turntine honored with Presidential Service Award

Service to students took center stage Tuesday, Sept. 22 at Weatherford College’s annual Presidential Luncheon, where John Turntine, director of student engagement, received the 2026 Presidential …
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Hispanic Heritage Month

It’s Hispanic Heritage month. It’s that odd month-long celebration that takes the last half of September and the first half of October. I think most folks in Parker County pay little …

Willow Park’s Home Rule Charter option has merit

David Allen

I’ve watched the debate surrounding Willow Park’s proposed Home Rule Charter become increasingly heated. Serious claims rage across social media about constant recall elections, an Ethics Board …

If you can pay them, you can fine them

There’s an old expression, but it’s tried and true and still holds up today. Act like you’ve been there before and you know you’re coming back. Call me old school, it’s OK. I wear …

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