Weatherford, TX News

• Weatherford, TX News
• Nonprofits discuss funds with county
• Photos tell history of Weatherford
• Sheriff, judge at odds over mailer
• Garden party supports library
• Sheriff's office seeks trustee who left outdoor assignment
• Taste of Parker County winners
• Aledo chief marks 10 years
• Trinity Christian unveils new gym
• Tuesday wreck kills woman
• City Election Results
• Local general election results
• 58 dogs seized from home near Springtown
• Meetings set for trail update, I-30 update in Aledo
• A rock-solid message
• Confusion reigns over well explosion investigation
• Peaceful pastime
• Weatherford reviews intersections
• "Bonnie" and "Clyde" engage in some fowl play
• Greenwood horse trials begin Thursday
• Bus drivers discuss unionizing
• Information on early voting, Weatherford candidates
• Artist creates with photos and computers
• Garner ISD seeks $2 million in bond
• Construction safety touted
• Interested in Swim Lessons?
• Weatherford artists make big showing
• Bridge catches fire in Willow Park
• Father and son to Ride for Heroes this weekend
• An egg to crow about
• Willow Park residential project progresses
• City to offer fishing event at Holland Lake, pool rental at Cherry Park
• Work begins on new Greenwood VFD station
• Residents upset with unkempt cemetery
• Weatherford talks shelter changes
• Crime of week: $500 worth of items stolen from church
• Annual luncheon honors Scouts in Parker County
• Operation Easter Basket
• War museum welcomes Marine vehicle
• Storms threaten, but mostly bypass, county
• Free tax help offered to all taxpayers
• Sheriff's deputy finds $7.5 million worth of marijuana
• Spring fling at Chandor Gardens this weekend
• Man sees Sunday paper, turns self in
• Police department seeks the Most Wanted
• Our service is temporarily down for maintanence. Please try later
• Local bodybuilders muscle for Mesquite
• Historic beauty
• $4 million judgment for church
• It's bluebonnet season!
• Man arrested after driving into house
• Weatherford church helps out in Mineral Wells
• City Election News
• Willow Park site looked at for Superfund
• Honoring his memory
• New member sworn in on Willow Park council
• Spay and Neuter Program
• King of the horse
• Fire marshal discusses restrictions for property owners
• Towering above
• Loose animals lead to frustrations
• Livestock back at First Mondays
• Brock survives tenacious Jim Ned defense, moves to Class 2A finals
• A dream come true
• Weatherford College sees slight spring enrollment decline
• Woman escapes burning house
• Benefit helps band boosters help students
• Bulletproof wheels on way for Special Ops team
• Rotary pancake supper on Tuesday
• Texas State Guard looks to add new recruits
• Vintage cameras donated to Doss Center
• Annetta South fire may be arson
• Maxwell admits to kidnapping
• Police update information on disturbance/wreck
• 2 dead after roadway incident
• Aggravated kidnapping/sex assault trial begins for Maxwell
• Love conquers all
• Animal shelter, volunteers look to move on
• Planning that special day
• Parker County Stock Show 2012
• Flooding at issue in other subdivisions
• Wildlife volunteers needed
• Water woes on floodplain in Weatherford
• Weatherford junior to perform with All-State choir
• Five restaurants perfect, two fail inspections
• Traffic back-up causes frustration Tuesday evening
• Lipsky water well suit dealt big blow
• Weatherford senior is a rodeo queen
• County officials open highway
• Ric Williamson Memorial Highway Ribbon Cutting
• Local cafe stops serving Dr Pepper in protest
• City looks at funding options for drainage
• Shelter cancels spay, neuter clinic
• TCEQ again fines Willow Park
• Judge: Jury can hear Maxwell interrogations
• Company mooooves along with the times
• House fire cause investigated
• Websites go dark in protest of anti-piracy bill (VIDEO, POLL)
• Toastmasters celebrates 25 years in Weatherford
• A fairy tale day
• Hospital opens heart center
• Brock honors veteran
• City of Weatherford Offices Closed
• Family: wreck survivor a “hero”
• Neighbors pitted against neighbors in subdivision fight
• Confirmed rabies case in county
• Two teens die, two injured in wreck
• Ring in the new year with a bang
• Suspected burglar shot by retired trooper
• Spirited wings at Brock
• ESD No. 6 re-opens with Monday ceremony
• Pool slated to run high school
• House goes up in smoke
• A new Roo in town
• County to feds: no review of Western Loop
• City of Weatherford Holiday Closings
• Deck the Walls
• The official pup of Peaster
• Durant to sell auto group
• 'Infamy' remembered
• Scout recognized for saving great-grandmother's life
• Students play the piano at Antonio's
• Viral video: Bear caught on tape having 'snow day' fun
• Missing local man identified
• Inmate spending to fund fingerprints
• Millsap mascot has no "bones" about spirit
• Saddle Stars: Allison and Taylor Otwell
• Written with love
• City of Weatherford Observes Thanksgiving Holiday
• Silver Creek fire station reopens
• Weatherford Police Department Kicks Off Its Annual Angel Tree!!
• Springtown mascot is 'sharp'
• 'Heroes' help CASA
• Happy 104th birthday to Hazel
• The 2011 Heater Drive is in full swing!!
• WHS principal named finalist for Millsap superintendent
• Marines celebrate birthday
• Coming back full circle
• 10 major scandals in college sports
• An affection for art
• Merchants unite to stay open later
• New $9 million college building adds desperately needed space
• Notice of Ramp Closure and Additional IH-20 Closures
• “Dispose of Your Unused and Outdated Prescription Drugs”
• FDA warns about licorice, offers other Halloween safety tips
• Inmates help save county $600K
• Third suspect arrested
• Living his dream
• Is e-commerce fair to all businesses?
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• A graveyard mystery
• Red Steagall Cowboys ride again
• Weatherford gets fire clowns
• WISD lone finalist named
• City Water Safe for Consumption
• Family makes move to Haiti -- permanently
• Notice of Drinking Water CHLORITE Violation
• Former sheriff investigator pleads to theft
• Blaze fights for freedoms through song
• Aledo couple builds natural coffins
• Restaurants receive inspections
• Gardeners teach plant propagation
• Reward offered in business district burglaries
• Spotlight on bullying
• DPS arrests motorists on drug charges
• Bridge, ramps to open in a few weeks; South Main Street up next
• Soulful expressions
• Disabled man hit; one charged
• Willow Park developer to build apartments
• Hudson Oaks makes a plan
• Millsap teens on mend after wreck
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• Growers talk turkey in Millsap
• Through the ages
• Food drives continue
• Brock ISD enters lawsuit
• Jury pay to drop
• Baby in car during pursuit ending in wreck
• Local residents locked up for ‘good’
• Faces of Breast Cancer Survivorship
• Road Closure October 5, 2011
• Coming home
• Couple arrested in weed bust
• City denies WLL request
• Appraisal District Board apps now being accepted
• Man killed in rollover
• Cutting back
• Second suspect arrested in assault case
• Fatal wreck: Motorcycle rider dies
• Commissioners raise tax rate
• Students to meet at pole for annual prayer gathering
• Acting classes help Parker County kids learn "the biz"
• Pumpkin harvest should be fine for season
• Public invited to child’s memorial
• Our town is tops
• Indictments returned by the Parker County Grand Jury
• Commissioners submit proposed precinct budgets
• List of richest people in America released
• Experience Works receives awards in Weatherford
• County still needs $600K to balance budget
• Mind over magic
• Commissioners reject plat office appeal
• Businesses burglarized, bank tagged
• Trinity Christian receives largest one-time donation
• Weatherford Chamber launches second year of iChamberShop
• County health care: who will pay?
• History of neglect
• Abby comes out as a top dog
• Local winner
• ‘Useless death’
• County to hold public meeting on redistricting
• Man dies after struggle with police
• Court moves ahead with county map
• Weatherford High's 'shear' geniuses
• DAR recognizes Constitution signing
• Restoring history
• Chili cook-off opens tonight with party
• Putting in their two cents worth
• Two men arrested on meth charge
• August slow month for eco growth
• Set free
• Woman injured in head-on
• Pecan crop to drop
• Senior group still $640K short of goal
• Area man charged in stabbing
• Butterfly release tonight
• Gray skies signal cooler weather
• Grandparents celebrated
• Help us help Manna
• Lane closures begin tonight on east side of new bridge
• Police officer’s car stolen, recovered
• Let them drink
• Burn ban to continue
• City council considers vacation cap
• Plat office cut
• WallBuilders files libel suit against three
• Wreck causes traffic tie up
• "Like" us for the latest deals
• Workforce helps retrain job seekers
• Commissioners approve new boundaries
• Fire threat very real in Parker County
• Local events to remember Sept. 11
• We shall not forget
• My thoughts on the courthouse
• Sentenced to life
• New WC softball complex, other facilities nearing completion
• New in blue
• Commissioners scrutinize sheriff’s budget
• Local church to remember Sept. 11
• Rifles returned to owner
• Weatherford resident running for president
• Putting in its 2 cents
• Cooler weather welcome in Weatherford
• County fires contained
• Breakfast Before Business features Roger Williams
• Just a click away
• Yakkity yaks! Yaks in Parker County
• No 'labor' day
• Advocate non-profit gets new staff
• City works to bring back animals to First Monday
• Labor Day BBQ bash can be healthy, tasty
• Second person arrested in dead horse case
• Wreck becomes triple fatality
• Post employee benefits topic of utility board budget talks
• Company with local ties receives several complaints
• ‘Tis the season
• City offices observe Labor Day
• City of Weatherford Offices Observe Labor Day
• Community pitches in to aid in latest PK fire
• City program hosts night out for girls
• Truck lands in tree
• Wreck fatal
• Local builder’s project to be on national TV
• Empty bus T-boned on Aledo road
• Flames take aim on lake properties again
• Jury favors death penalty for Kahler
• Getting tapped in
• Thieves leave cannon behind after break-in
• Praying for rain
• Manna to hold garage sale this weekend
• Maxwell to be examined for competency
• Traffic flow changes on Santa Fe Drive
• Mail Scam - ALERT from the Weatherford Police Department
• Indictments handed down by the Parker County Grand Jury
• Too little, too late?
• Not gonna miss that bus!
• Dashing up the Lion’s Den
• Springtown man dies in truck rollover
• Library grant funds to preserve historical documents
• Public Notice - Budget Public Hearing
• Horse rescue group needs foster homes
• Peaster adds club football to the mix
• Business owners speak out
• Kahler found guilty in quadruple homicide
• Local teen arrested in hauled boat
• Lake Benbrook pumps turned off
• Fire danger heightened as drought continues
• Stage 2-Drought Contingency Plan Begins Monday, August 29, 2011
• Robbery suspects charged
• Widow sues
• In the running
• Daughter, boyfriend arrested for theft
• Springtown may allow county to manage animal control
• Willow Park budget in the black, no tax rate hike expected
• Council tosses around idea to help WLL fund new ballpark lights
• Back to School for Weatherford - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Child molester’s life sentence upheld
• That time of year again
• Hunted down
• County calls liquor election
• Choking suspect leads police in pursuit, thrice
• Democrat food drive Thursday
• The lights are out on Weatherford Little League
• If you build it... seniors will have fun
• Help needed for Li'l Bit of Branson
• Weatherford urges more residents to recycle
• Weatherford sixth-grader stars in Hollywood role
• The FBI Launches Its New Child ID App
• Cashing in on gold, antiques on rise
• Silver Creek divided
• Woman charged in horse deaths
• Enjoying the ride
• Tin Top stripe issue OK by some drivers
• Library adds new materials
• Weatherford natives run film company, bring jobs
• Charges pending in horse abuse
• Fugitive sought
• Group hopes to resurrect a little piece of history
• Police seek leads on jewel thieves
• Man charged with assaulting deputy
• Resident claims preferential treatment with electric co.
• If only for a moment
• Nursing Center sponsors drive-through food drive
• Wasteful watering
• Man given 20 years for pursuit
• Legion awards Texas Officer of the Year
• WHS revisiting School is Cool contest
• 9/11 encounter
• Man charged with sexual assault
• Alert - Another Phone Scam
• ESD ballot battle
• Making it official; Aledo names Manning superintendent
• New budget includes flat cost to city for employee insurance
• Resolution resolved
• County to abandon Remuda Ranch cul-de-sac
• WISD ‘Meet the Teacher’ dates slated
• City of Weatherford Requests Residents to Follow Voluntary Watering Restrictions
• Millsap UFO
• Man charged with animal torture
• County renews burn ban, fights grass fires
• City Council meets tonight
• Alert - IRS Email Scam
• Stage 5 water conservation plan in effect for Willow Park
• Social network nightmare
• Bidding process open for PCSUD water plant
• Relieve pain at pump: 8 ways to save on gas
• Tin Top road gets "no passing" stripe
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• WISD to hold special meeting
• City tackles budget
• Kelly named Springtown finalist Springtown ISD shuffling positions
• City tackles budget
• What’s new in town
• Grand jury hands down several aggravated assault indictments
• Police News Link at the City of Weatherford Website
• Parker County Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week
• Heat alert!
• Lost art
• A real life saver
• Reward offered in burglary
• 2012 city budget talks to start
• Weatherford FD houses new vehicle
• Police detain man who fired shots in his home
• Dogs' lives spared for contest
• Brock man talks about life as an NBA ref
• Cook-off helps 4-H
• Lower your cooling costs in summer heat
• Lake water pumped "purely for recreational aspect"
• 8 ways to save big this summer
• Sisk case closed
• How to identify, poisonous plants, treat outbreaks
• Aledo ISD conducts budget workshop
• U.S. 180 vision plan one step closer to reality
• Beating the heat
• Woman arrested for sexual assault, criminal trespass
• City council approves permit for crematorium
• Millsap super resigns, accepts position near San Antonio
• Homeowners file suit
• Willow Park sued
• Two weeks to donate
• Annual report: city water OK
• Searching for interns
• City council meets today
• Firefighters battle blaze in 108-degree heat
• A memorial to 9/11
• Vet to compete in wheelchair games
• Crime Stoppers Tip Solves Burglary, $1000 Reward Paid
• They bee quilting
• Firefighters save house; suspicious fire investigated
• Saturday ceremony set for stirring Vietnam art exhibit
• SAT prep course offered next week
• Brock board approves TRE tax rate
• Incest case opened
• Temporary Road Closure Today
• Man allegedly assaulted woman with knife, hammer
• Two fail food inspections
• Man charged with murder in Garner death
• TRE on agenda for Brock ISD
• County Democrats get new chairwoman
• More road closures for I-20
• Rain, rain stays away
• Raod Colsures Wednesday, July 27
• Karaoke to benefit veterans
• A/C unit thefts take toll
• ‘Caching’ in
• WC funding, health insurance takes cut
• Getting low
• Willow Park Council OKs Podany
• New exam to replace TAKS test
• Silver Creek VFD not happy with ESD annexation
• Man dies in pursuit
• Burn Ban In Effect
• Heat beats local stocks, crops
• Group welcomes home troops
• Network upgrade schedule postponed
• Doss Center to showcase Truth in Illusion exhibit
• City taking on road work, utilities projects over summer
• The last spell
• A second suspect sought by the Parker County Sheriff’s Office in an alleged home invasion and robbery Sunday was arrested Thursday on a warrant for aggravated robbery.
• June was hottest month on record in Texas
• Summer enemy: the grasshopper
• Fire claims another East Parker County home
• County’s revenue drops; state’s increases
• Twice unlucky
• Bring on the bulls
• Residents in county urged to obey leash laws for pets
• City considers Old City Hall renovations
• Crime of the Week
• Precincts 1, 2 and 3 will take brush
• Commissioners OK pass-through terms
• CASA’s Martin resigns
• Couple robbed at gunpoint
• Burn ban extended
• City council meets tonight
• Christin Coyne
• Thousands pedal in peachy ride
• Karaoke across the county
• Gun group targets women members
• Access Road Closed Friday, July 15 & Monday, July 18
• NCHA Summer Cutting Spectacular starts Tuesday
• Motorists urged to watch for cyclists Saturday
• Poll question
• Gardens offer historic trail of trees that witnessed history
• Homeschooling a growing trend across nation
• King of the jungle
• Three arrested in robbery; two suspects sought
• Child injured
• Man arrested for robbing brother
• Aggravated assault
• More work ahead
• Man flees, tasered by deputies
• Ban still on
• Convenience store burglary
• Man arrested for firearm theft
• Sherrif's office investigating church theft
• Attorney sues over gas well
• Female freed after wreck
• Eleven indicted for organized criminal activity
• Annual fun run to benefit Parker Paws
• Senior Center activities postponed
• 4th in Fort Worth
• Weatherford doctor donates stem cells
• Sexual assault case dismissed
• Above average heat will continue
• Top gun
• Utility board discusses salaries
• Climbing to Victory
• Road Closure Postponed
• WISD Is Not Soliciting….
• City of Weatherford Observes Independence Day
• City residents asked to conserve water
• Fireworks ban to be extended
• TxDOT to repave part of North Main
• Canyon West to celebrate Fourth without fireworks
• Building community
• Funding cuts to shut down AIDS Resources of Rural Texas
• Meth makers arrested
• Electric, water, lake lots topics of discussion
• Fugitive team arrests three men
• Fireworks entirely prohibited in city
• Weatherford ISD is NOT soliciting
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week
• City of Weatherford Requests Residents to Follow Voluntary Watering Restrictions
• Police step up patrol for holiday weekend
• Road to success
• Woman's death ruled accidental
• Willow Park council member resigns
• Club has record year providing eye exams, glasses
• School funding cut
• I-20 frontage road closed Tuesday night
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Road Closure
• 06/23/2011 Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week
• City council makes board appointments
• No fireworks, no problem
• In the running
• Shooter sentenced to 10 years
• "No Refusal Weekend"
• Willow Park looks to transfer funds to help combat debt
• Fund set up for fire victims
• Weatehrford City Council meets today
• Loving life
• State warns of DPS scam calls
• Woman indicted for injury to a child
• Sharon Hayes, Assistant City Manager Receives Award
• Fireworks Prohibited in the City of Weatherford
• Bust nets $40K to $60K worth of pot
• Toastmasters club aims to inspire confidence
• Organically grown
• Commission works to create downtown historic overlay
• Crime of the week targets Lake Weatherford Marina thieves
• Bidding begins for WISD’s Bowie Learning Center
• Reno 911: Officer shoots pinky while checking out new gun
• Weatherford man killed in accident
• JPs question proposed fund policy
• Court extends disaster declaration
• Company moves Granbury productions to Weatherford
• Firefighters kept busy during hot, dry weather
• 2011 Consumer Confidence Report
• Past posse members remembered at rodeo
• Keeping kids in school
• Keeping kids in school
• Men as role models
• Past posse members remembered at rodeo
• Weatherford College gets first look at budget
• Lions roar at rodeo
• WEDA considers new software to draw in needed businesses
• Third place in division
• First place showmanship
• Democrat introduces new publisher with meet ‘n greet
• Rodeo goes pink to support breast cancer awareness
• A fine day for Peaster 4-H fine wool lamb
• Clothing casualty; PTA project shuts down due to campus closing
• Local kids show kids at Frontier Days
• Crews making progress in containing fire at Rhoades Ranch
• Parade kicks off opening night at rodeo
• TxDOT to repair county’s roadways
• County advisers advocate bigger balance
• Youth Livestock Show
• Organizations seek city funds
• Youth Livestock Show
• Husband shot woman’s legs as she fled; threatened to kill her if she left him
• Love at the rodeo
• Youth livestock show kicks off Rodeo Week
• Youth livestock show kicks off Rodeo Week
• Jail blotter
• Millsap board talks financial cuts, renovations
• VFW to host benefit poker run
• Gas prices to stay high through summer
• Simply 'moo'velous
• Weatherford City Council meets today
• Trial begins for man who shot wife
• WPD seeking help from local churches.
• County’s sales tax revenue mostly down this month
• Education on swimming safety
• Utility board members to visit wetland
• P&Z sends Hwy. 180 vision plan back to the drawing board
• Police allege knife used in robbery
• Woman arrested in knifing
• No sex in the city; Hudson Oaks to tighten zoning restrictions
• Dallas men busted for burglaries
• First 100 Patrons Swim FREE at Cherry Park Pool
• Suspicious Package at JC Penney's
• Notice of Temporary I-20 & Bridge Closure--Bridge at Clear Lake Road/Santa Fe Drive/FM 2552
• Aledo graduates Class of 2011
• Aledo graduates Class of 2011
• Peach crop looks rosy
• Staggs honored at Fallen Heroes Memorial Ceremony
• Aledo man arrested for robbery
• Aledo graduates Class of 2011
• Coolin' off, chillin' out
• Library offers cool summer alternatives for youth
• Second update of Vietnam Memorial Wall
• Ribbon Cutting Scheduled— Town Creek Hike and Bike Trial
• Grant allows for five more firefighters
• Ground broken on veterans memorial
• Mavs fans optimistic
• Thieves steal from church
• City employees lose 300 pounds
• Willow Park auditor finds faults, fraud but supports staff
• Summer Fun in the City of Weatherford...Movies in the Park, Cherry Park Pool, Girls Night Out
• PARKER COUNTY CRIME STOPPERS CRIME OF THE WEEK
• Tis the Season for Bad Weather...Are you registered to receive automatic notifications?
• Lake level lifted
• Construction projects under way at college
• City of Weatherford Observes Memorial Day
• County cleanup popular, expensive
• Man flees police across church roof
• Woman stabbed; assault investigated
• Graduation roundup
• Giving to charity
• Land purchase expands size of First Monday
• Perfect Penmanship
• Woman gets two sentences for robbery
• Vets to host horse virus Q&A event
• Willow Park to honor vets Monday
• Greenwood VFD lays fellow firefighter to rest
• New council members to take oath
• Fire leaves three homeless
• On the roads again
• Man charged with reckless driving
• Thunderstorms on the way
• WISD board reorganizes members
• Stuck in the mud
• War museum visitor center dedicated
• CRIME OF THE WEEK--Vandalism at Love Street Park
• Weatherford College on track with academic plan
• Springtown women’s shelter offers long-term care
• Weatherford offers summer activities for kids, adults
• Final Results for the City of Weatherford General Election—May 14, 2011
• Summer Softball Registration
• New Service at the Weatherford Public Library—Downloadable Audio and eBooks
• East and West U-Turns Now Open at I-20 and South Main/FM 171
• Notice of Temporary I-20 & Bridge Closure--Bridge at Clear Lake Road/Santa Fe Drive/FM 2552
• Man arrested after lost wallet found
• Celebrating retirement
• Water district reducing leaks
• Getting a taste
• Searching for mothers
• Play ball
• ‘Click It or Ticket’
• A new kind of K2
• Incumbents out
• Kennedy Sausage to move to Santo
• Sheriff’s Posse’s annual trail ride makes tracks across county
• NEW Exit 409 (Santa Fe/Clear Lake Rd) for eastbound IH-20 traffic is now open
• WC to hold two grad ceremonies Saturday
• Changed economy creates new retirement plans; WC offers continuing education course to help
• Public schools receive dollars through fund
• Recycling program in the green thanks to avoided costs
• County hears about cuts for mental health services
• Man indicted in charity theft; others indicted by grand jury
• Council to meet tonight
• Fire dispatch moved
• County policy often waived
• WISD awards teachers of the year
• Tea Parties differ on local candidates
• Family hurt by fund theft charges
• Aledo’s superintendent to bid farewell to career
• Residents gather for National Day of Prayer
• Undercover cops arrest three suspects
• Registration beginning for Cherry Park swim classes
• Early voting runs through Tuesday
• Operating in the red
• On their honor
• Willow Park mayor addresses residents revealing city’s deficit
• Aledo brings back ‘First Fridays’ this summer
• County enlists ATF to look into fire bug
• Annual car show, sock hop this Saturday
• Resident named member of angus association
• WAMS to hold Float Fly May 15
• Garden Party to benefit EPC Library
• Camp Hope benefit drive set for May 13
• Former cop gets probation in arson
• Keeping an eye out
• Rockin' the '80s
• Rockin' the '80s
• Memorializing Mom
• “Get Up, Get Out, Get Active!”
• Aledo ISD names teachers of the year Monday
• Robbers threaten clerk with gun, take cash
• Existing property sales cause lag in new-build permits
• Weatherford hosts prom Saturday
• Registration for Activities at the Cherry Park Pool - Learn to Swim & Swim Team
• 04/28/11 Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week - Fire on Liberty Street
• Celebrate Mother’s Day at Beautiful Chandor Gardens
• Event slated to benefit SIDS research
• Time to trade
• Reward offered for arson info
• Change for the better
• Social Security Administration closes Weatherford Contact Station
• ‘A Night of Elegance’
• Future vision on horizon for Ft. Worth Hwy.
• Water conservation in force in WP
• Woman fights deputy; suspected of attempted arson
• Azle man given 13 years
• Local Social Security office closed
• Grand jury hands down indictments
• Phasing out Phase 1
• Hudson Oaks may move forward with master plan
• Here comes the sun
• Council approves preliminary plats
• County a factor in Possum Kingdom Lake fires
• Swancy receives Wrangler award
• City council meets tonight
• Third annual 5K, 1-mile run to benefit the Hemispherectomy Foundation
• Denman case still under investigation
• Website shows updated look at PK fire
• Sheriff’s Office and DEA team to fight drug abuse
• Man found dead in truck
• Tea Party hosts council forum
• Long term WC professor leaving legacy behind
• Communities giving an outpouring of donations
• Neighbors Needs Have Changed--How and Where You Can Help
• City of Weatherford Observes Good Friday
• Campaign Signs in the City of Weatherford
• Fire Department Warns Extreme Fire Conditions
• Rendering history
• New Parker County Most Wanted Poster
• 04/11/11 Crime of the Week: Sheriff Names Burglaries as Crime of the Week
• Texas Junior Anglers
• Weatherford is One of Ten Stops in Central Texas During the Run Across America
• New Roadways Set to Open
• Just about there
• 03/30/11 Crime of the Week Burglars target Palo Pinto St/ Mineral Wells Hwy Businesses
• Temporary Closure—Eastbound I-20 Frontage Road
• Notice of Temporary Bridge Closure - Bridge at South Main/SH171/FM51
• Spring Fling at Chandor Gardens
• Various Lane Closures on I-20 3/28 to 4/1
• Parker County Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week - Burglary at Mr. Jim's Pizza
• All that jazz
• Field tested
• Parker County REACT Training Academy Announced
• Police Department to begin using Blackboard Communications System
• Various I-20 Lane Closures from 9a.m. to 3p.m. Monday, March 21 – Friday, March 25
• Weatherford Police Arrest Two in “Minor Sting”
• City of Weatherford May 14 General Election Order of Ballot
• Request denied
• Weatherford Blooms Home & Garden Show - Saturday, March 26
• Parker County Stock Show 2011
• Clinton challenges candidate
• Clinton challenges candidate
• Put me in coach
• Pound puppies
• Square savvy
• Bringing it back
• Bringing it back
• Sales tax revenue still rising
• Willow Park road projects on final leg
• 3/10/11 Parker County Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week
• Chandor Gardens Spring Bridal Show; Not Just an Opportunity for Brides
• Notice of Temporary Bridge Closure - Bridge at Clear Lake Road/Santa Fe Drive/FM 2552
• Temporary Lane Closures - I-20 Eastbound and Frontage Road
• Off the ol’ block
• ‘Hay’ day
• Temporary Closing, Railroad Crossing FM 51 North
• Hudson Oaks animal control help on agenda tonight
• Last day for May election filing is Monday
• Parker County - Burn Ban in Effect - Extreme Fire Conditions
• Hay crop over the top for 2010
• Temporary Lane Closures - I-20 Frontage Roads
• Willow Park Fire Department gets $93,000 grant
• Three-peat!
• City steps up inspections that lagged
• Still missing
• WHS band to compete at state level
• Friends of library plan luncheon
• Home and Garden Festival Set for March 26—Downtown Weatherford
• No FM 2552 Bridge Closure this Weekend
• Woman missing after house fire
• Woman missing after house fire
• Temporary Lane and Bridge Closures - I-20 Vicinity - Mar 3-5, 2011
• Couts Christian Academy to add fifth, sixth grades
• 03/02/11 Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week - Apartment Burglary
• Blastball: T-Ball for Preschoolers
• Counting blessings
• City to receive TxDOT dollars for Borden Way
• City of Weatherford Public Meetings Available Online
• Notice of Temporary Bridge Closure - Bridge at Clear Lake Road/Santa Fe Drive/FM 2552
• Destination Downtown Presents All Things Spring
• Hoping for a sign
• Loop gets first grade
• Law proposed for milk
• Tribute artist a ringer for country superstar
• Giving to others
• 02/17/11 Parker County Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week - Home Invasion
• Various Temporary Lane Closures on I-20 & Frontage Roads During Week of Feb. 21, 2011
• Spicy Tips by Janis Saunders, extra recipes
• Weatherford Police Respond to Serious Motorcycle Accident
• Costs covered
• Costs covered
• The big chill
• Suspect taken into Custody after Stand-off
• County judge diagnosis: cancer
• Various IH20 and Frontage Road Lane Closures - 2/12/11 through 2/18/11
• Update: Accident Involving Weatherford School Bus and SUV
• Vehicle hits school bus
• Suburban strikes school bus on Fort Worth Highway
• Sweet Antiques
• City streets clear for travel
• City of Weatherford will delay opening until 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, February 9th.
• Conserve energy in cold weather to avoid power outages
• Temporary Lane Closures - I-20 at 409
• Weatherford Police Make Arrests in SuperSave Robbery
• Extreme Weather Affects FMTD
• First Monday cancelled
• Six injured from falling ice, snow at Cowboys Stadium
• City roads vary in condition as ice sticks around for fourth day
• Winter Weather Tips for Your Home or Office
• Power use evens out
• City Offices Delayed Opening Friday
• City roads vary in condition as ice sticks around for a third day
• City offices open today, trash pickup cancelled
• Schools call off Thursday classes
• Tri-County customers without power, should be restored within the hour
• Conley working to clear roads in Precinct 1
• Businesses open, but limit hours
• City alters hours, cancels today’s trash pickup
• Propane, firewood help keep residents warm
• Things to do to cure cabin fever
• Winter Driving in Texas
• ERCOT Urging All Residents To Conserve Energy
• WEATHERFORD ELECTRIC; ROLLING BLACKOUT INFORMATION
• Rolling blackouts here? City hasn't been notified, yet
• City Offices Closed Tuesday; Delayed Opening Wednesday
• Fatal accident victim identified
• Red Cross pleads for donors
• Heart disease month kicks off today
• Change is gonna come
• Parker just one county requiring emissions test
• Temporary Road Closure - 300 Block N Elm Street
• Celebrating life
• Walmart upgrade
• Parker Paws' $5 Fix It - Feb 21, 2011
• Temporary Lane Closures - I-20 - Daily 1/24 to 1/28
• City to Resident Communications - Blackboard Connect
• 01/20/11 Parker County Crime Stoppers - Crime of the Week - Donut Store Robbery
• Jack Borden 1908-2011
• Man charged with injuring an infant
• 300 Block York Ave Closed for Remainder of Wednesday, 01/19/11
• Injury to a Child Media Release
• Voices for the unborn
• Temporary Lane Closure - I-20 - 1/18/11
• MLK Jr. celebration
• Annual Valentine Dance
• Availability of IRS Forms at Weatherford Public Library Delayed Due to Late Changes in Tax Law
• Tough enough
• Freezing Weather Can Pose Hazards—Friendly Reminder
• City of Weatherford Observes MLK Holiday
• Protecting businesses
• A brighter future
• Home & Garden Show in Historic Downtown Weatherford
• Main gets medians
• Weatherford Police Department Looking to Update Local Businesses’ Information
• Parker County Crimestoppers Crime of the Week - Church Arson
• Bridging friendships
• Choice meeting
• Building revealed
• Christmas Tree Recycling
• Newspaper Ad Scam
• 2010's Big Events
• Council's Rules of Procedure
• First-class firefighter
• Christmas Comes Early to Chandor
• City of Weatherford Holiday Closings
• Road of remembrance
• Honoring sacrifice
• $1000 Paid to the Tipster in the Chandor Gardens Criminal Mischief Case
• Email Scam
• City Employees Give Generously
• Brighter is better
• Southbound South Main Street Now 2 Lanes
• Again in 2010
• Again in 2010
• Latest Pigeon Drop Scam in Weatherford
• Repair amid arrests
• If It’s Monday, This Must Be Christmas
• Holiday Brunch at Chandor Gardens—Limited Seating
• Temporary Street Closure - 1400 Block Clearlake Rd.
• Crimestoppers Tip Leads to Arrests in Chandor Gardens Vandalism
• Christmas at the Walls
• Home fire under investigation as arson
• And the Winner is...
• Annual Chandor Gardens Holiday Open House
• Notice of Temporary Road/Bridge Closure - I-20/Bridge at FM 2552 Santa Fe Drive
• Futurity spirits up, numbers down
• A local Bethlehem
• Daily Lane Closures - 12/2 to 12/6
• Extended Lane Closure - Westbound IH-20 Right-hand Lane
• 12/02/10 Parker County Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week - Aggravated Assault
• ’tis the season
• A heartbeat away
• New Road and New Exit Offer New Routes
• Shoppers converge
• Construction means gains for Willow Park
• A tight fit
• New ramp open
• Dare to be bear
• Once upon a ...
• Additional Lane Closures
• Bridge detour route
• Weatherford Police Department Kicks Off Its Annual Angel Tree
• Temporary Lane Closures 11/18 in Preparation for Bridge Closure
• Weatherford Main Street Program Receives National Recognition
• Placing pies
• Upcoming events keep residents entertained in cooler months
• Bridge closure
• Notice of Temporary Bridge Closure - Bridge at South Main/SH171/FM51
• Weatherford College salutes veterans from all branches
• Victim shot after husband served
• Emergency district members sought
• Men recall wrongful convictions, being freed
• Crimes unit investigates prescription fraud
• Honoring veterans
• Autopsy: murder, sucide
• Library to start audio downloads
• Shoebox collection starts Monday; aims for 12,000
• Gone to the dogs
• First Monday updates approved
• ‘The Weekend Cutter’ offers tips, training
• Crime Stoppers tip leads to arrest
• No charges filed in 2009 shooting case
• Numerous A/C unit thefts need to be solved
• Various lane closures in town today
• Freedom House building fund low
• Disaster funds aided by United Way
• Wave the flag for our vets
• Sick pool examined
• Hudson Oaks council to review sign ordinance
• Council to amend zoning codes
• Aledo's Ace
• Program encourages holiday buys
• Various Temporary Lane Closures Downtown—Tuesday, November 9
• Temporary Lane Closure - Santa Fe Drive
• Poppies for vets
• City looks to pay road debt
• District judge to leave post
• Sheriff's office needs help with case
• Collection of heaters starts for seniors in need
• Road closed Saturday
• Change your clock, change your battery
• Working Together to Make a Difference - Heater Drive
• CEO moves on
• Holiday shopping here
• Employment agency awards oustanding resident, non-profit
• Springtown Woman shot in both legs
• North Main Church of God pastor loves his job
• Mineral Wells soldier killed in accident
• Deputies make narcotics arrest
• Change Your Clock—Change Your Battery
• City of Weatherford Offices Closed to Observe Veterans Day
• 300 Block of North Elm Closed This Saturday, November 6
• Feeling fall
• Vet's memorial a reality
• Mailboxes blown up in Zion Hill
• HarvestFest set at Willow Park Community Center
• Library offers November programs for all ages
• Perry defeats White
• Millsap alcohol sale vote passes
• Brock fills four school board trustee places
• Springtown alcohol sale vote passes
• Crime of the Week: Car burglaries in Aledo
• Temporary Lane Closure - I-20 - on 11/3/10
• City of Weatherford November 2, 2010 Special Election/Charter Election Results
• County rounds up more than $100,000
• Voters pick Eric Matthews for Weatherford City Council
• GOP back in the House
• Incumbent King to continue as state rep
• Manna sees increase in clients, despite upswing in economy
• AIDS Resources aims to provide nutrition to clients
• Pecan problems
• Head start for county elections
• Food drives help with urgent need
• WC opens scholarship process early
• Poolville's varsity volleyball team famous in South Carolina
• WC expansion to Wise County in progress
• Rotary Club members to bar tend for polio
• From the capital
• First Monday fix up
• City moves forward on street projects
• Peaster Church holds "Hell" house
• New Annetta mayor takes reins
• Aledo Middle School stadium closed
• Officials meet to improve dispatch services
• Lane closed
• Deadline approaching for WC teaching program
• Hospital launches new weight loss program
• Weatherford native signs on with Ether Books
• FNB honors employee with reception
• Transportation Advisory Board Meeting Postponed
• New On-ramp Opens
• Water, Wastewater & Electric Rate Change Ordinance
• Notice of Temporary Road/Bridge Closure; I-20/Bridge at FM 2552 Santa Fe Drive
• Pharmacists now dispensing more than meds
• Keeper of the hive
• Streets taking shape
• Unveiling of the Newly Restored Grape Gates at Chandor Gardens
• Various Lane Closures - I-20, FM 2552, FM 51/171 on Oct 18 to 23
• City of Weatherford Special Election and Charter Election Begins Monday
• Lowe’s donates materials, time to local project
• Police look for tips in burglary
• Time to vote for favorite non-profits
• Halloween Safety and Fall Festival
• Notice of Various Lane Closures; Bridge Closure; I-20/Bridge at FM 2552 Santa Fe Drive
• Goblins in the Garden
• Huge turnout
• Shoppers spending again
• WISD Board reports on several issues
• Water well screening day, educational meeting Oct. 20
• TOTS opens new season tonight
• Springtown sees boost from Barnett Shale
• Court awards contract for Springtown East Loop
• Santa Fe Drive & I-20 Traffic Delays on 10/14/10
• Walsh Ranch rooftops on horizon
• Mother distraught over baby's death; CPS removes sibling from home
• Freedom House offers help, safety to abused victims and their children
• Renovations a go for Phase 1 of First Monday
• County grants conditional contracts to VFDs, ESDs
• Temporary Lane Closure on IH-20 on 10/14/10
• Infant fatality
• Candidates debate city issues, change
• First Monday renovation on council agenda
• Texas Retired Teachers Association executive director speaks at luncheon
• Motorists urged to look out for deer while driving
• Parker County man charged in death of 1-month-old
• On the trail
• Toxicology reports in
• Program sees 21 years
• Man stable after I-20 wreck
• Home for ghosts
• Luncheon for hope
• Tax bills going in the mail
• Sheriff warns of phone scams
• Sheriff's investigators seek leads in equipment theft
• Monday closings
• St. Stephen's Church aims to teach good life choices
• Diabetes walk raises money to find cure
• From tragedy to triumph
• Temporary Road Closures for 10/08/10
• City of Weatherford Offices Closed to Observe Columbus Day
• Temporary Road Closures for 10-09-10
• Homecoming hoopla
• Man dies following chase
• Family mourns loss after weekend motorcycle wreck
• New church opens in Weatherford
• Earthkind Garden Workshop
• Rightful place
• Fired up for funds
• Agriculture Waste Pesticide Collection Day set for Oct. 14
• WHS locked down for safety issue
• Quilting a dream one stitch at a time
• Breast milk donor bank opens in Weatherford
• Center of Hope wins innovation award
• Weatherford resident remembered
• WISD Homecoming: 100 years to ROOmember
• Prevent fires by taking easy steps
• Teacher gets $1,000 in supplies
• Come together
• Technicality upsets neighbors
• H.E.A.R.T. pumped for equine health fair Saturday
• County employee vacancies to stay open 90 days
• A fight in flight
• Let the hauntings begin
• More serious injuries happening to high school athletes
• Historic Downtown celebrates WHS Homecoming
• East Parker County hosting business expo
• It's a cowboy's life
• Springtown drug dealer gets 30 years
• Parker County neighborhoods participate in national event
• Church fund raiser started Saturday, sales go through end of October1003
• Going the extra mile
• Betty Buckley headlines Pink Luncheon on Friday
• Parker County releases balloons to honor month
• Komen foundation expands service to include Parker County
• Local breeders Agnew Boers to show at state fair
• Brock community invited to share family honors
• Utility board budget includes employee payment
• Durham School Services donates to WISD Education Foundation
• Destination Imagination - A mom's perspective
• Varsity volleyball team loses to Arlington High School in four games
• Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Region 7 All-Region Jazz Band audition results
• Lady Roos take 3-or-4 over Paschal in District competition
• 'The Next Piece' Expo a huge success
• Tison 7B volleyball team wins second place at Granbury tournament
• Seguin Elementary third-grade 'future Kangaroos'
• WHS Health Science and Technologies students prepare for career paths
• Character Education weekly drawing winners at Seguin Elementary
• Protesters voice concern
• Citizen police academy donates to WPD
• Early voting begins Oct. 18; Monday last day to register
• Zion Hill center celebrates another year
• Obama endorses using fines for Gulf rehabilitation
• Rutledge retires from police department
• Welcoming trend
• Consenting chaos
• Deputies respond to teen injured by friend’s shotgun
• WHS to earn cash in 'extra credit' program
• County to implement the Scofflaw
• Springtown man charged with burglary
• Deer Creek finalized
• Willow Park adopts budget
• City to finalize tax rate, budget
• Fat Daddy's construction slowly coming along
• Help find home burglar
• Rainy Day & delay
• Budget less, tax increased
• Student assaulted at Tison
• Parker County: What is longevity pay?
• Buffalo buddies
• Doll auction fund raiser
• Horse trials start today
• Woman arrested for animal cruelty
• All 'round winner
• County eyes tax increase
• Voter registration deadline approaching
• Greenwood BBQ, auction set for Oct. 2
• Temporary Interstate Lane Closure on 09/24/10
• Laughter the best medicine
• Willow Park readies budget
• Traffic concerns delay action
• Temporary Lane Closures for IH-20 on Thursday
• Local hotels start to book for Super Bowl
• Students gather to voice religion
• Preparing to pray
• More cuts needed
• JP offices open extra hours to collect fines
• Jury duty scam in the works
• Sheriff’s office to hold drug ‘take-back’ event
• SCU seize drugs, weapons, ATVs
• Jury Duty Scam
• Temporary Lane Closures - I-20 on 09/22
• Family thankful to community for blood donations for son
• Clean up time
• Residents say ‘no’ to higher taxes
• Perry, White to appear at same forum
• Doughnut shop changes hands, keeps quality same
• Temporary Lane Closure - I-20
• United Way campaigns for money, awareness
• Saying Goodbye
• Program kicks off flu campaign
• Sheriff pleads no cuts
• Shrimp farming: no small thing
• 5K Run to help women get free mammograms
• ParkFest cancelled
• Man survives major bee attack
• Power pushers
• Industrial sites wanted
• WISD, WC join forces for expo
• Mineral Wells ISD cracking down on K2
• Couple sentenced for sexual assault on child
• Texas DMV introduces new vehicle registration sticker
• Community vital to New River Fellowship
• Undercover sting yields nine arrests
• Countywide Cleanup
• Taco Bell opens
• Tax increase not welcome
• County to round up unpaid fines
• Residents warned of mail scam
• Indians, cowboys take stage at Wild West Festival
• School board meeting focuses on TAKS results
• Bank robber gets 15 years
• Several Arrested in Prostitution Sting
• City bans sale of K2
• Flag returns home from Iraq
• Man dies in early morning auto accident
• K2 causes health problems with use
• Salvia can produce hallucinations
• Sex offender gets 25 years
• Utility department closer to rate plan for departmental independence
• A green thumb
• Still reviewing budget
• Parker County REACT hosting golf tourney
• Temporary Lane Closures on I-20 on 9/14
• Horse trials coming up at Greenwood
• All school TREs pass
• Fund-raiser helps group with building
• Remembering Heroes
• District Attorney OKs meeting
• Voters approve Weatherford ISD tax ratification election
• Roger Williams Crysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram proudly displays Roo spirit at dealerships
• President Obama to Deliver Back-to-School Speech September 14
• El Presidente Obama se dirigirá a los estudiantes el 14 de septiembre con motivo del r
• Millsap Center celebrates completion
• Willow Park shortfall: $300K+
• TRE vote Saturday
• Couts Memorial United Methodist Church has external focus
• Board recognizes students, staff members at Thursday's meeting
• Commissioner graduates from leadership class
• Board recognizes student leaders in football
• Board recognizes student leaders in band
• Board recognizes student leaders for Blue Belles
• Board recognizes student leaders in volleyball
• Eleven WISD teachers earn training certification from New Jersey Writing Project in Texas
• Contract for road delayed
• Memory of Sept. 11 isn't on all minds
• Moving along
• County meeting violation?
• Weatherford College offers welding due to demand
• The art of music
• Rain, rain, won't go away
• Millsap bank robber still sought by authorities
• Horse trials set for Sept. 24 to 26 in Weatherford
• Second-Annual 'A Night with WISD Theatre' on Sept. 17
• Keeping in touch
• Resident wins bronze at world show
• Varsity volleyball team beats Saginaw in four games, 25-14, 23-25, 25-17, 29-27
• Millsap bank robbed at gunpoint
• Group raises money for Aledo kids
• Needing a reprieve
• Final details done on water pipe
• United Way names chair
• Author dances with Cherokees
• Bell/Teacher awards for Sept. 3
• Weathford senior QB gains 140 yards rushing in loss to Aledo
• Lady Roos fare well in weekend volleyball tournament, District begins Friday
• Natural gas woes
• Stories of labor for Labor Day
• Preliminary tax rate set
• City offering adult softball, kickball in fall
• Perry says he’ll debate White if he releases taxes
• Drink, drive, go to jail
• Moving from cross-subsidization
• Bond rating superior in Parker County
• Volunteer dads making school a better place
• Football traffic encouraged to take exit 420
• Dove hunters look out for burn ban
• WOW Takes To The Road
• WOW Takes To The Road
• On the upside
• Budget cuts continue
• Police seek clues in Gibson’s break in
• Sheriff’s investigators seek suspects
• VFW post to host chili cook-off
• Same, but different
• Passing out pink slips
• Electric department covering shortfall for water, wastewater
• Medical clinic opens for eastern part of county today
• Voters overwhelmingly approve Aledo ISD's tax ratification
• Aledo idea spreads
• Tips for avoiding traffic congestion at Friday's varsity football game in Aledo
• November 2 Special Election for City Council, Place 2 and Charter Election
• A stitch in time
• City sees six file
• Gate in Santo coming down
• Funeral chapel uses renovations to blend old and new
• Aledo salaries round-up
• Springtown salaries round-up
• Parker County salaries round-up
• Hudson Oaks salaries round-up
• Weatherford Public Library to host Red Cross blood drive Monday
• Granger hosts town hall meeting
• VFW renamed in honor of former leader
• WISD, Weatherford College team up to host Expo on Sept. 18
• Top public salaries
• Church vandalized, clues needed to solve crime
• Cigarette burglars strike local stores
• Cigarette Burglars Strike Several Local Businesses
• Smooth sailing
• Aledo council moves forward
• Utility board discusses waiving late fees for some
• DPS graduates local trooper
• Benefit nets thousands for Freedom House
• Reminder: Meet the Teacher Night, Satellite Voting today at all WISD campuses
• Some concerned for children on buses without A/C
• Water restrictions rescinded in Hudson Oaks
• Weatherford Christian seeking to rebuild on last year's success
• Subdivision proposed on FM 5
• Cutters Crossing development moves forward
• Granger to host mayors’ forum tonight
• Two females arrested in heroin case
• Lady Roo volleyballers sweep Irving in non-district action
• WISD Board approves 2010-11 budget at Tuesday's special-called meeting
• Welcome change
• Controversy in Willow Park
• Final fix is in place at water treatment plant
• City budget moves toward approval
• Weatherford Noon Lions Club donates to School Supply Closet
• District announces 2010 Ex-Student Association award recipients
• City of Weatherford Effective Tax Rate Notice
• City Rescinds All Levels of the Drought Contingency Plan
• Back to basics
• Commissioners extend jail contract
• Arrests made in Roo Stadium burglary
• Learning to love the wind through turbines
• Oct. 8 Pink Luncheon to feature Betty Buckley
• ROO STADIUM BURGLARY SOLVED
• Aledo ninth graders start new year in new building
• Weatherford College makes change to tobacco-free campuses
• WHS Senior Class hosts golf tournament fundraiser
• WISD Education Foundation receives $4,300 in donations during School Supply Drive
• Rotary Club presents donation to WISD Education Foundation for School Supply Closet
• Constables make plea for jobs
• District Q & A about TRE
• Last call for vaccine shots
• Pastor retires after 50 years of service
• Private schools already started year
• Weatherford ISD meal prices remain the same
• With Deepest Sympathy - Jerry Howard
• Kindergartners enjoy first day of school at Weatherford ISD
• Districts get ready
• Polling location for Weatherford, Aledo, Brock, Millsap TREs
• Elementary school bus routes for Weatherford ISD
• AM Bus Routes for all students
• Chamber Kickoff Luncheon honors Raymond Curtis
• Information for the September 11, 2010 WISD Special Tax Ratification Election
• Hospital to open county clinic
• Gun gallery offers range and more
• Something made out of nothing
• College board sets tax rate
• Weatherford High School announces dates, times for school photos
• Casual church hearkens back to followers' western roots
• Lady Roos fall to Abilene Wylie in four games
• WISD maintenance, custodial departments deliver water during crisis
• First National Bank President and CEO welcomes new teachers at luncheon
• WISD Superintendent provides TRE information to Senior Center visitors
• Belles volunteer at Hot Dog Trot
• Expo 'Save the Date' information
• WISD Convocation
• Students enjoy Optimist Cheer Clinic
• WISD Superintendent rides on Harley to Curtis Elementary
• Weatherford Noon Lions present $2,250 to Blue Belles
• Former United Way director returns
• Beating the heat
• County considers job cuts
• Two teens charged for break-ins
• Sheriff given peacemaker award
• Television pushy with food and products
• Factory Connection adds to clothing market
• Voting system stays
• State grant helps expand library services
• National Guard troops return
• City seeks code violators
• Ulcers cause problems in sport horses
• Springtown club needs money for recycling
• Idol contestant Casey James gets record deal
• F, JV volleyballers beat Granbury; varsity falls in non-district action
• FAST arrests man for failure to register
• Weatherford College receives student grant for more than $1.2 million
• Traffic changes/lane closure for today
• District temporarily closes library, computer lab at Ikard Elementary
• Roo Stadium Burglarized
• City Hosts Home Run Derby
• PUBLIC NOTICE - City Budget
• Varsity volleyball team wins season opener
• City of Weatherford Main Street Program Launches Website
• PUBLIC NOTICE - Utility Budget
• Applebee's in Weatherford hosts pancake breakfast Aug. 18 to benefit WISD band program
• Watering Restrictions Reduced
• Season football tickets on sale in the WISD Operations Office
• Hours Added to Designated Watering Times
• Customers Are No Longer Required to Boil Water
• City of Weatherford Thanks Numerous Volunteers
• City of Weatherford Thanks Weatherford College and Dairy Farmers of America
• Water Update: 08/04 9am
• Water Update: 08/04 1pm
• Conditions Improve; Restrictions Reduced
• Water Update: 08/03 8pm
• Water Update: 08/04 7am
• Water Update: 08/03 2pm
• Guidelines for Retail Food Establishments Under Boil Order
• Water Update: 08/03 4pm
• Water Update: 08/03 7:07am
• Water Update 5:58 p.m.
• CodeRED Alert Issued 10:20 a.m.
• Water Update: 08/03 10am
• Water Update: 08/03 12 noon
• Weatherford ISD offices closed Tuesday because of city's ruptured water line
• UPDATE - Critical Pipe Failure - ESSENTIAL Water Use Only
• Boil Water Notification
• Water Heater Warning
• Parks and Recreation Closures in the City of Weatherford
• EMERGENCY - Critical Pipe Failure - ESSENTIAL Water Use Only
• Weatherford Police Make Arrests in Attempted Robbery
• Weatherford ISD mourns the loss of Raymond Curtis
• Weatherford ISD Board calls tax ratification election, but overall tax rate will remain the same
• Temporary Lane Closures on Santa Fe Dr beginning Fri. 07/23/10
• WHS students participate in Wednesday's PCSPR Parade
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• WHS Blue Belles serves community by selling goodies at 2010 Frontier Days Rodeo
• WISD employees contribute to local 'Habitat for Humanity' project
• Prekindergarten Registration Date Changed
• WISD Summer Meals Program welcomes healthy visitors
• WISD staff members, volunteers serve meals to Habitat for Humanity workers
• WISD Board members approve publishing of 2010-11 proposed tax rate
• Weatherford High School 210 F/JV/V volleyball schedules available
• Transportation Projects
• City of Weatherford Proudly Welcomes New Business
• Draft Zoning Ordinance
• New Pavement Markings on East Park Ave
• City Seeks Photographs of Former Mayors
• WISD Serving Breakfast & Lunch During Summer
• 2010 Consumer Confidence Report
• WHS junior pitcher earns 'Softball Player of the Year' in today's Fort Worth Star-Tel
• Weatherford Police Department Swears In Its Newest Officer
• WHS Football Booster Club selling ads in centennial football program
• Parker County Stock Show
• Weatherford Family Martial Arts Parker County
• wedge wire screen
• Fantasy Forest Display and Silent Auction

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