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Early voting begins Monday in city council, school district elections
Early voting for ahead of the May 11 city council and school district elections begins Monday and runs through May 7. Early voting sites and hours for voting by personal appearance for the elections, as conducted by Parker County, are as follows:
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WMTA Spring Solo Festival
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Hospital district discusses gun-carry policy
The Parker County Hospital District Board of Directors discussed the possibility Thursday of creating a policy regarding carrying a firearm on district property.
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‘Saddle Up For Kids’ event Wednesday
The Third Annual “Saddle Up For Kids” event is Wednesday, May 1, at the Parker County Sheriff’s Posse grounds.
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ASK A MASTER GARDENER: The keys to tomato-growing success
Here are this week’s gardening questions and answers, provided by Parker County Master Gardeners. To submit a question, send it to pcmgaquestions@gmail.com. For more information about Parker County Master Gardeners, or to become a member, call 817-598-6096 or visit www.pcmg-texas.org.
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County courthouse tours set for Saturday
The Parker County Courthouse will be open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday for free public tours scheduled for 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
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Hudson Oaks council expected to discuss city administrator position
HUDSON OAKS — Council members here are expected to go into executive session during tonight’s regular council meeting to discuss the position of city administrator.
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A powerful pair of plays
The plays, "A Healing of War" and "New York," focus on personal experiences of two horrific events, the death of a soldier in Iraq and his family’s grief and the effect on a group of survivors from the events of Sept. 11, 2001.
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Like history? Take a driving tour of it through Palo Pinto County this weekend
PALO PINTO – Offering fascinating legend and lore along with postcard-worthy landscapes, this year’s Palo Pinto County Historic and Wildflower Tour takes place this Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. and lasting until 4 p.m.
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Parker County Historical Commission gets new digs
The Parker County Historical Commission has established an office at 216 Fort Worth Highway across from the public market. This is a first for the historical commission.
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