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Funeral held for former LaJunta fire chief

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Retired LaJunta Fire Department Chief Harold Walker died Saturday, June 13 due to cancer complications, a source said.

Fort Worth officer from Springtown recovering after being hit by vehicle

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Fort Worth Peace Officer Matthew Brazeal was struck on Saturday, June 13 by a vehicle during a pursuit. Brazeal, 34, graduated from Springtown High School in 2004.

Mattress Guys

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Mattress Guys of Springtown offers the top brand names in mattresses including Serta, Beautyrest, Solstice/Jamison, and Corsicana.

Reno council approves repairs, ordinances

The Reno City Council approved repairs to Quail Run at a council meeting held via Zoom Monday.w

new developments coming to Springtown

Three new housing developments have been approved by the City Council and will be coming to Springtown soon.

City streets rehab project nears completion

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Reliable Paving of Arlington, which was hired by the City of Springtown last fall, has been repairing several residential streets in Springtown since mid-May.

COVID-19 UPDATES

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Numbers accurate as of Tuesday, June 9. There is also an active case in Wise County with a Springtown address.

Livestock show results

Several Springtown and Poolville Future Farmers of America (FFA) or 4-H Club students have placed in the Parker County Livestock Improvement Association (PCLIA) Youth Livestock Show, taking place this week at the Posse Rodeo Grounds in Weatherford.

Galloway inducted into CPA Hall of Fame

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Springtown resident Jerry Don Galloway, a championship legendary bull fighter and cowboy protector for the Cowboy Protection Association (CPA), will be inducted into the CPA Ring of Fire, or Hall of Fame, on Saturday, June 13 at 8 p.m. The induction will take

Pandemic benefits for families

The Texas Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Texas Department of Agriculture, and Texas Education Agency (TEA) have released information on a program funded by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Eligible families can apply to receive a one-time payment up the $285 per child, up to 21 years old, who were certified for free or reducedprice meal at schools in Texas during the 2019-2020 school year.