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EPCC recognizes members
A night of entertainment, speakers and food were on the menu Feb. 26 at the East Parker County Chamber of Commerce Awards Banquet at Los Vaqueros Restaurant in Willow Park.
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First National Bank of Weatherford promotes employees
WEATHERFORD – The First National Bank of Weatherford, President and CEO Lin Bearden, along with the board of directors announced two recent promotions within the bank.
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A tail of Tumums
WEATHERFORD — It’s not unusual for large publicly-traded corporations to spend millions of dollars in research and development to create single original concept. But two Parker County residents Joan Martz and Lottie Hatch may have just done that inside their neighboring kitchens on their days off — and they did it for fun.
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The Children’s Place opens Weatherford Ridge store
WEATHERFORD — A line of customers, comprised mostly of young moms started gathering at about 8 a.m. Thursday (Feb. 25), despite the strong chill in the morning breeze. The growing crowd was mostly good-natured, waiting for the doors to open to customers for the first time at The Children’s Place.
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Face of Parker County business
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Joe Henderson earns NAR Short Sales and Foreclosure certification
WEATHERFORD – Joe Henderson with Century 21 Judge Fite Company has earned the nationally recognized Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource certification.
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Faces of Parker County Business
This week's Faces of Parker County Business features Bill Kiker, owner of Super Save Food in Weatherford. His grocery store recently moved to a new location in College Park Shopping. Center.
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Garcia's opening slowed by snowstorm, sort of
It should have the perfect day to stage a quiet restaurant opening in Weatherford on Friday, with the city pretty well closed down because of a freak snowstorm, school canceled and very few people out and about.
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Face of Parker County business
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Baker retires from FNB in Munday
MUNDAY – It has often been said that all good things must come to an end. This has certainly been the feeling among the officers, directors and employees of First National Bank in Munday since Charles Baker announced his retirement from the bank’s board of directors after 40 years of service.
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