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Wyatt Hasty’s ‘Ace’ in the hole

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Wyatt Hasty has a tradition of naming his show pigs that do well in competition. The Dark Cross pig that won him the title of grand champion at the Parker County Livestock Improvement Association’s market swine show is named Ace.

Should we stay or should we go?

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Higher gas prices in the summer are nothing new, but the prices are causing families to reconsider their seasonal vacations this year.

Summer grasshoppers

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Valencia Rankin, 5, was hunting grasshoppers in the garden with her cousins in Springtown Tuesday when one of them decided to catch a ride on her nose. Courtesy photo by Megan Groat

Wyatt Hasty’s ‘Ace’ in the hole

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Wyatt Hasty shows his grand champion pig Ace at the Parker County Livestock Improvement Association’s market swine show. Courtesy of Jeffries Livestock Marketing

City requests volunteers for Springtown Legends Museum

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The city of Springtown is looking for volunteers to work at the Springtown Legends Museum.

Fireworks: Officials suggest viewing, not creating fireworks show

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Leave it to the professionals.

Conserving water during the drought

While much of Texas is in a drought, Texas Water Utilities is encouraging residents to implement additional water conservations methods.

Springtown overdose awareness group asking for school supplies donations

Springtown overdose awareness group “We ARE our brothers keeper” is collecting school supplies to distribute to the community.

Springtown City Council to appoint Planning and Zoning Commission members

The Springtown City Council is preparing to make appointments of members for the Planning and Zoning Commission at the next council meeting.

Man gets 30 years for sexual abuse charge

A 47-year-old Wichita Falls man pled guilty and was sentenced to 30 years in prison for repeatedly molesting a Springtown girl when she was in middle school. The case concluded Tuesday in district court in Weatherford, according to a release from the Parker County District Attorney’s Office.