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Community celebrates Springtown Park opening

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A ribbon cutting was held March 25 to celebrate the opening of Springtown Park Rehabilitation and Care Center, located 201 Williams Ward Road.

Six arrested during fugitive investigation Drugs, stolen stimulus checks found

Parker County Sheriff’s Special Crimes Unit (SCU) arrested six people for illegal narcotics following a fugitive investigation Thursday, April 1.

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month

Child abuse is one of the country’s most serious public health problems. Last year in Tarrant County alone, 6,203 children were victims of child abuse or neglect.

Easter event brings fun to the Square

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The Easter bunny arrived on the Springtown Square Saturday, April 3, during the city’s Hop & Shop, an event sponsored by the Downtown Advisory Board to help businesses on the Square while providing family fun.

Springtown prom closet open to all

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Those wanting to attend prom but cannot afford a dress have a solution, thanks to a Springtown resident and a few local entities.

Non-profit seeks community’s help funding scholarships

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After event cancellations due to the pandemic, fundraising efforts have been challenging for the Springtown Education Foundation (SEF), a non-profit organization that provides grants to Springtown High School teachers and scholarships to graduating seniors.

Azle resident breaks two EML records

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Bob Matteson is a lifelong Azle resident and avid angler who just broke two of Eagle Mountain Lake’s Water Body Records for blue catfish in the all ages rod and reel, and catch and release categories.

Roe v. Wade

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“Roe v. Wade” is a movie that takes a stab at giving an inside look at events leading up to the landmark abortion rights case. The writers/directors insist that it is not meant to be one-sided or vehemently pro-life but … Anyway.

Legislation filed for first responder COVID-19 protection

State Senator Drew Springer (SD-30) filed Senate Bill 22, the First Responders Pandemic Care Act with bipartisan support from 10 of his Senate colleagues.

Springtown library reopens

Springtown Public Library will reopen Tuesday, April 6 with festivities including popcorn and balloons and activities such as craft kits for the younger children. New operating hours for the library, located at 626 N. Main Street, are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 pm.