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June 26, 2026

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  • Blair named to Hall of Fame

    Thursday, June 25

    One of the perks of my job is experiencing serendipitous events that have a lasting impact either on my life or the lives of others. One such event happened several years ago — I was covering …

  • Get to know your vet!

    Thursday, June 25

    Clear Fork Veterinary Clinic has a a pet-loving staff of veterinarians ready to care for your four-legged family members.   Dr. Darryl McEndree Dr Dr. Darryl McEndree said having …

  • Fourth of July fun at Spark in the Park

    Thursday, June 25

    All around the country the sky will light up with fireworks commemorating 250 years of independence, and the city of Weatherford is joining in on the fun. Spark at the Park beginning at 4 p.m. …

  • Aledo is second in Lone Star Cup final update

    Thursday, June 25

    The University Interscholastic League’s Lone Star Cup results were updated on June 11 and after all the points had been tallied up, Aledo finished second in all of 5A. The Bearcats totaled 106 …

  • Weatherford’s Steiner leads PRCA bareback

    Thursday, June 25

    Rocker Steiner of Weatherford leads a host of area competitors among the leaders in their respective events in the Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association and Women’s Pro Rodeo Association 2026. Steiner …

  • Police officer, residents receive department’s highest honors

    Thursday, June 25

    Quick thinking and selfless actions from local residents and one Weatherford Police Officer led to a special moment at Tuesday’s Weatherford City Council meeting.   WPD Officer Cody …

  • Bearcat Nation 101 scheduled

    Thursday, June 25

    At the June 18 Annetta Town Council meeting, the board announced that Bearcat Nation 101 will be held from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Aug. 1 at Aledo High School Cafeteria. “Our table, hands down, …

  • Council relaunches charter panel with data center ban in mind

    Thursday, June 25

    The Willow Park city council and residents of the city had some tense exchanges at the Tuesday, June 23, council meeting when discussing the city’s development of a home rule charter. Last …

  • Homebuyers experience stable housing market

    Thursday, June 25

    Stability is the best description for May’s housing market. The Greater Fort Worth region’s housing market has kept steady year over year, while some markets across the country are experiencing a …

  • Rooted in Aledo, expanding across DFW

    Thursday, June 25

    Stanton & Company, a home remodeling business, was established in 2007 by Stanton Pearce in Aledo. Pearce called Aledo home for nearly 25 years while building his business.   He …

  • Go West Showcase

    Thursday, June 25

    The Go West Community Showcase, organized by the Parker County Chamber of Commerce, took place from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on June 18 in the Morningstar Community. The event promotes local …

  • Wiggs family at seven scholarship endowments…and counting

    Wednesday, June 24

    Poet William Butler Yeats once wrote, “Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.”  Laura Wiggs loves to light fires at Weatherford College.  A former …

  • AHS alum receives Emmy nomination

    Wednesday, June 24

    Ever wondered what it would feel like to be an Emmy Award winner at the age of 23? Ask Jordan Prokell. The 2021 graduate of Aledo High School received an Emmy nomination from the Lone Star …

  • TCA class of 2006 has 20th year reunion

    Wednesday, June 24

    Trinity Christian Academy’s Class of 2006 recently had their 20th year reunion. Pictured are (front row, from left) Autumn Burns, Lindsey Smith, Lynn McBride, Alisha Farr, Bethany Lowery, and Seth …

  • Former Coyotes are national champions

    Wednesday, June 24

    Three former members of the Weatherford Coyotes are now national champions as members of the Oklahoma Sooners. Led by Weatherford High School alum Dayton Tockey, the Sooners disposed of North …

  • Antone back in majors after third TJ surgery

    Wednesday, June 24

    Editor’s Note: This story first appeared on the Weatherford College website. Former Weatherford College Coyote Tejay Antone has joined a select group. He is only the third player in Major …

  • Wild has success in shortened meet

    Wednesday, June 24

    The meet didn’t last as long as they wanted, but in an abbreviated competition at Fort Worth’s Ridglea Park Association recently the Weatherford Wild Swim Team came away with plenty of hardware. …

  • Weatherford Art Association celebrates June Artists of the Month

    Wednesday, June 24

    The Weatherford Art Association (WAA) announced the winners of its June Artist of the Month competition, highlighting the creativity and talent of its local artist members. First Place was …

  • Sports Briefs for June 26

    Wednesday, June 24

    AWARDS Brock players honored Several athletes from the Brock Eagles baseball team and Lady Eagles softball teams received state accolades recently.   The Eagles had three players …

  • Rural counties face hurdles in regulating data centers

    Wednesday, June 24

    Rural counties trying to slow or even block data center construction are finding they have limited legal authority, the  Texas Standard  reported. Hill County, for example, rescinded a …

  • WC men named reserve national champs at rodeo finals

    Tuesday, June 23

    The Weatherford College men’s rodeo team finished as runners up at the College National Finals Rodeo, earning the title of reserve national champions and the highest finish ever for a WC men’s …

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