The burn ban for Parker County was lifted Monday by County Judge Mark Riley.
The ban, enacted last month, was originally set to expire Jan. 14. However with the rains Riley through administrative action rescinded the ban a few days early.
The burn ban for Parker County was lifted Monday by County Judge Mark Riley.
The ban, enacted last month, was originally set to expire Jan. 14. However with the rains Riley through administrative action rescinded the ban a few days early.
Join the Zonta Club of Parker County for an evening of “Sweet Entertainment” this Tuesday at The Texas Opry Theater, 315 York Ave., in historic downtown Weatherford, from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Garden mums are a perennial that will bloom twice each year if they are not pruned. However, the stems will be long and floppy and the flowers will be small. Timely pruning will greatly improve the appearance and the bloom of the plant.
The Quilter’s Guild of Parker County has a long history of providing quilts to local organizations and individuals through it’s Comfort Quilt Program.
Madison Avery Flynn, daughter of Sean and Ashley Flynn, of Weatherford, and a first grader at Weatherford Christian School, participated in a historic event in the nation’s capitol on May 8th honoring President George Washington.
The Weatherford Art Association announced the Artist of the Month for April at their Monday meeting.
Army National Guard Pvt. Ian A. Thompson has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga.
The next IFC Wellness Coalition “Substance Abuse Awareness Rally” is Monday evening at the Texas Opry Theater.
Parker County sheriff’s investigators are looking into a shooting incident that led to a female being injured.
On April 20 at approximately 6 p.m. an unidentified white male forged a stolen check at Super Save grocery store located at 102 College Park Ave. in Weatherford.
GAINES BEND – An Azle man died Tuesday evening at Possum Kingdom Lake in what authorities are describing as an apparent accidental drowning.