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Water group meeting Feb. 25

Next Monday, Feb. 25, the Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District will hold public hearings and a regular board meeting. Hearings will begin at 4 p.m. at the Upper Trinity GCD

City, ISD respond in Carroll suit

For the first time since the victim of former Spring-town school resource officer Frank Carroll filed suit against him, the City of Springtown, and the Springtown Independent School District, the

Trash talk:

Ongoing complaints about the service provided by Midwest Waste Solutions to the citizens of Reno since they were formally discussed at the January meeting of the city council have continued.

Padilla shines at KU

Michelle Padilla of Springtown was named to the Fall 2018 Dean’s List at the University of Kentucky. Padilla is a senior majoring in Psychology and was one of 1,751 College

Two locals graduate from TWU

When Texas Woman’s University held fall 2018 commencement ceremonies Dec. 12 and 14-15, two Springtownians were among the graduates. Jessica Alexander earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Government. John Patino

Future music educators attend conference

Twenty-three members of the Springtown chapter of Texas Future Music Educators traveled to San Antonio Friday and Saturday, Feb. 15-16 to visit the annual Texas Music Educators Association conference. During

Optimists honor Anderson, Johnson

Two of the top members of the Springtown High School Class of 2020 were recently named the local Optimist Club’s Young Texan and Tex-Anne for the month of February. At

Winterguard season in full swing

The Springtown High School winterguard is in the midst of their competition season, where they have had success, and soon, the community will get a chance to see them up

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Springtown man charged with critically injuring eight-week-old child

A Springtown man is facing a felony child abuse charge after allegedly critically injuring the infant son of his girlfriend.

On Feb. 15, the Parker County Fugitive Apprehension Strike Team arrested Kaleb Ray Eisenmann, 20, in connection with the incident related to an eight-week-old boy who, along with his two older siblings, Eisenmann was watching.  

According to Parker County Sheriff Larry Fowler, Eisenmann was charged with the care of the infant, a two-year-old and a six-year-old child while their mother was at work Feb. 14.