— From Staff Reports
A mobile home north of Weatherford Friday morning claimed the life of a 50-year-old man, authorities said.
John "Jay" Alan Montgomery was unable to escape his mobile home in the 3600 block of Oak Circle in Crazy Horse Ranchos. He was reportedly found dead in his bedroom.
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner's Office ruled Montgomery died of smoke inhalation.
See more on this story in Sunday's Democrat.
Local Guild sends quilts to West nursing home residents
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.
WCS student reads in nation’s capitol marking 224th inaugural anniversary of President George Washington
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.
Local artists’ works on display
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.
Granbury LIVE band and cast reunion Saturday at Texas Opry
For all the residents of Weatherford and Parker County, Granbury and Hood County, and all other cities and counties surrounding the city of Granbury and beyond who attended the Granbury LIVE Theater that was located on the square in Granbury for nearly 10 years.
Parker County sheriff’s investigators are looking into a shooting incident that led to a female being injured.
Do outdoor sirens work?
With no outdoor warning system, Wednesday night’s tornadoes has Weatherford city officials looking into the best way of informing residents about severe weather.
Cresson-area residents pick up pieces after storm
CRESSON – Alexia Hartley had a funny feeling when it became calm outside and the skies turned green Wednesday evening.
Doss art exhibit opens today
A new photography exhibit at the Doss Heritage and Culture Center captures the beauty and intensity of the West throughout the years.
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