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Talarico pledges unity, bipartisanship in Washington

Democratic U.S. senator-elect James Talarico told reporters last week after his decisive win over Republican Ken Paxton that his win was not so much a partisan triumph as a call for something …

Crutcher given a check

Calvin Allen of the Major James Innes Randolph Jr. Camp 2255 presented a $500 check to Ms. Lorraine Crutcher of the Doss Heritage and Culture Center to help sponsor their annual Pioneer Fest in …

Commissioners’ Courts approves Zonta Club request

The Zonta Club of Parker County recently appeared before the Parker County Commissioners’ Court to request approval for a special display at the County Courthouse Annex during Zonta …

High housing costs cut 2025 income gains

High housing costs slowed income growth in Texas last year, according to figures from the U.S. Census Bureau, The Texas Tribune reported. The state’s median household income was $82,625, up …

Aledo, Weatherford College plan Nov. 11 programs

Aledo’s Veterans Day ceremony begins at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Aledo Veterans Plaza. This year’s ceremony will feature guest speaker Capt. Lena Kaman, commander of Navy Reserve …

Commissioners purchase trucks, road equipment

Parker County commissioners on Monday, Oct. 26, approved a one-year, $698,855 service agreement for the county’s Motorola radio system; signed off on more than $230,000 in new road equipment and …
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Playoffs begin Friday for Cats, Roos

The Aledo Bearcats and Weatherford Kangaroos earned spots in the football playoffs.

It’s about time

The University Inter-scholastic League recently approved the implementation of a 35-second shot clock for high school basketball games. It’s about time. Admittedly, I am old school about …
Randy Cutshall and his "assistant" can be seen every Friday night on the field at Weatherford High School football games.

One man capturing Roo memories

If you have gone to any sporting or community event in Weatherford for the past 17 years, chances are you will have seen one man and his camera capturing memories. Randy Cutshall just celebrated …

Weatherford Christian earns wildcard to playoffs

The Weatherford Christian School Lions football team had a tough loss to state-ranked Nazarene Christian Academy on Friday, Oct. 30, at home to end the regular season. Nazarene won 52-0, ending …
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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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The Weatherford wrestling team had a few of its members in costumes while putting on a little demo of what can be expected at their meets.

Meet the Roos

Weatherford hosted Meet the Roos on Tuesday, Oct. 20.

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 …

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 …
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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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