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Miles recovered from COVID-19

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Springtown resident and Justice of the Peace Kelvin Miles has recovered from COVID-19, according to information provided by Parker County Judge Pat Deen on Tuesday, March 31.

Springtown ISD distance learning begins this week

Distance and online learning kicked off for Springtown ISD teachers and students on Monday, March 30.

SISD has new meal pick-up times

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Drive-through meals for children age 18 and under will be available through five locations in Springtown ISD on Monday, April 6.

Local food programs

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National Cowboy Museum goes viral

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A little humor to break up all of the talk surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic comes courtesy of the National Cowboy Museum in Oklahoma City.

Reno teachers go on parade

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Reno Elementary School teachers cheered up students on Friday, March 27 by having a “Neighborhood Drive-by Parade” where they drove through Reno neighborhoods, honking and waving to students who were at home. Some teachers decorated

Our House Food Pantry

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Our House in Reno is offering curbside pick-up food service on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday each week from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Anyone can pick up a free food box—there are no eligibility requirements. The pantry has been serving an average of 150 people per day, and the last food order was for 9,600 pounds of food. The pantry receives food from Del Monte, Trader Joe’s, Tarrant Food Bank and others. Photos by Vanessa Pham

SPD warns of COVID-19 related scams

The Springtown Police Department has become aware of COVID-19-related scams affecting citizens.

Update on SRO shoe drive

The Springtown SRO (School Resource Officer) shoe drive is no longer accepting shoe donations; however, shoes in all sizes can still be delivered to Springtown ISD students in need.

Texas Health Resources provides food, support services to seniors

The coronavirus has had a sweeping effect on the nation, resulting in shortages of essential groceries and guidance for the general public, especially older adults, to separate themselves from others. As such, the potential for food insecurity and social isolation increases for this population.