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Welcome! Hello there, and welcome to our neck of the woods! We, at the Azle News and The Springtown Epigraph, are pleased to bring you the 2021-22 Area Guide. We like to think our part of Texas is special, and we hope you’ll see why. We’ve got a beautiful lake, outstanding school districts, plenty of parks and tight-knit communities. Our Area Guide is focused on the luxury of being able to enjoy living in a small town while all the amenities of major cities like Fort Worth and Arlington are right next door. Azle and Springtown both have museums that show off the area’s rich history dating back to the days of the Native Americans. Reno offers rolling pastures and a rural setting, Lakeside has all the waterfront you could want between Eagle Mountain Lake and Lake Worth, and Poolville is a secluded gem. The city parks offer walking trails, skate ramps, beaches and more. Azle and Springtown both have state-recognized school districts with outstanding athletic programs. Local city governments are active and passionate about their citizens, and they’re ready to face any challenges that may come their way. In our part of Texas, you can find peace of mind just about anywhere. So we hope you’ll enjoy your time here – whether you’re just passing through or making it your new home. We’ll see you around! — Editor, Azle News/The Springtown Epigraph
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Azle Azle FeSTivAlS
FAST FAcTS: PoPulAtioN: 13,347 couNty: Tarrant and Parker PhoNe: 817-444-2541
weBSite: www.cityofazle.org www.azleabsolutely.com NewSPAPeR of RecoRd: Azle News
StiNg fliNg The Sting Fling festival is an all-day event held on the second Saturday in September. Sting Fling boasts many festivities such as the 1K Family Color Run, a parade, wiener dog races, car show, petting zoo, and live entertainment. Food and other vendors will be located all along Main St., 404 W. Main St., in Central Park, and at the Azle Memorial Library. chRiStmAS oN mAiN StReet The Christmas on Main Street event is held at 404 W. Main St. and the Azle Historical Museum on the first Saturday in December. It’s hosted by the Azle Area Chamber of Commerce with assistance from several other community organizations. The festivities consist of photos with Santa, tree lighting, live entertainment, a car show, and children’s events. muSic iN the PARk Free music every Friday night during May and June tempts hundreds. Concerts are held at the amphitheater in Central Park, 263 West Main St., next to the library, offering a wonderful opportunity for family and friends to gather and listen to an enjoyable evening of music and entertainment. follow the flAg Follow the Flag is hosted by the Azle Ministerial Alliance on July 4 in Central Park. The event consists of Christian music, food and drinks, and family friendly entertainment. Follow the Flag is free to the public and concludes with an amazing fireworks show.
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Huge crowds turn out for the annual Follow The Flag festivities every July 4.
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City of Azle Government mAyoR Alan Brundrett
city mANAgeR Tom Muir
mAyoR PRo tem David McClure
ASSiStANt city mANAgeR Lawrence Bryant
couNcil memBeRS Corey Wynns Rouel Rothenberger Brian Conner Stacy Peek Randa Goode
city SecRetARy Yael Forgey
The Azle City Council meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month beginning at 6 p.m.
Azle City Council Azle City Council: (front, l-r) David McClure, Mayor Alan Brundrett, Rouel Rothenberger, (back l-r) Corey Wynns, Randa Goode, Stacey Peek, Brian Conner
city hAll 505 West Main Street Azle, TX 76020 817-444-2541 www.cityofazle.org www.azleabsolutely.com
Police chief Rick Pippins fiRe chief Will Scott fiRe mARShAll Kenny Wilson ANimAl coNtRol Jessie Williams, Supervisor
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City Parks ASh cReek PARk This 31-acre park is located at 605 SE Parkway, the Hwy. 199 access road. This park features an 18-hole disc golf course that attracts players from the DFW area and beyond. Additionally you will find a soccer field, baseball practice field, basketball court, two volleyball courts, two playground areas, a pavilion and picnic areas. ceNtRAl PARk Located at 263 West Main St., this 28acre park offers volleyball courts, basketball courts, a pickle ball court, a covered playground, a skate park, walking trails, pavilion, picnic tables, and an amphitheater. The park hosts community events such as Music in the Park and Follow the Flag each summer. melANie PARk A small, 3-acre park located at 122 N.
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Central Park hosts community events such as Music in the Park and Follow the Flag each summer. Melanie Dr. offers a ball field, playground and picnic area. ShAdy gRove PARk Set on the shore of Eagle Mountain Lake at 1000 Stribling Dr., this 31-acre park offers free public use fishing dock, boat
ramp and trailer parking, and a swimming beach with picnic tables. Additionally there are three lighted softball fields available for rent, a large pavilion, picnic area, lighted tennis courts, a volleyball court, and a children’s playground, all surrounded by shaded walking trails.
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Azle Independent School District BoARd of tRuSteeS Bill Lane, President Tim Brown, Vice-president Sarah Bennett, Secretary Shannon Hart, trustee Jeremy May, trustee Jeff Edwards, trustee Dr. Brenda Reed, trustee AdmiNiStRAtioN office 300 Roe Street Azle, TX 76020 817-444-3235 www.azleisd.net SuPeRiNteNdeNt of SchoolS Todd Smith 817-444-3235 diRectoR of fiNANce Matt Adams 817-444-0805 diRectoR of humAN ReSouRceS Mark Kehoe 817-444-2368
Azle ISD Board Front (l-r) Superintendent Todd Smith, Sarah Bennett, Bill Lane, Dr. Brenda Reed, Back (l-r) Shannon Hart, Jeremy May, Jeff Edwards, Tim Brown.
diRectoR of cuRRiculum Amanda Wimpee 817-444-7412 diRectoR of cAReeR ANd techNicAl educAtioN Dr. Suzanne Murr 817-444-4265 diRectoR of SPeciAl SeRviceS Gwen Shelton 817-444-2851 diRectoR of AthleticS Becky Spurlock 817-270-1152 diRectoR of techNology Eddie Alford 817-444-4265 SuPeRviSoR of tRANSPoRtAtioN Randy Spiker 817-444-7181 ASSiStANt SuPeRviSoR of tRANSPoRtAtioN Chuck Weiss 817-444-1322 diRectoR of StudeNt NutRitioN Hunter Aaron 817-444-5115 • 432-889-2812
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Campuses Azle high School Randy Cobb, Principal 1200 Boyd Road, Azle, TX 76020 817-444-5555 Azle JuNioR high School Brian Roberts, Principal 201 School Street, Azle, TX 76020 817-444-2564 SANto J. foRte JuNioR high School Bill Manley, Principal 479 Sandy Beach Road, Azle, TX 76020 817-270-1133 Azle elemeNtARy School Gina D. Lee, Principal 1200 Lakeview Drive, Azle, TX 76020 817-444-1312 hooveR elemeNtARy School Joni Bettis, Principal 484 Sandy Beach Road, Azle, TX 76020 817-444-7766
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cRoSS timBeRS elemeNtARy School Shelly Wynns, Principal 831 Jackson Trail, Azle, TX 76020 817-444-3802 eAgle heightS elemeNtARy School Amy Rollmann, Principal 6505 Lucerne Drive, Azle, TX 76020 817-237-4161 liBeRty elemeNtARy School Lisa Koehler, Principal 11450 Liberty School Road, Azle, TX 76020 817-444-1317 SilveR cReek elemeNtARy School Sheri Welch, Interim Principal 10300 South FM 730, Azle, TX 76020 817-444-0257
AISD Superintendent Todd Smith wAlNut cReek elemeNtARy School Jessica Hanson, Principal 500 Stribling Drive, Azle, TX 76020 817-444-4045 hoRNet AcAdemy ANd PRe-k leARNiNg ceNteR Dianne Boone, Principal 1010 Boyd Road, Azle, TX 76020 817-444-4564
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Azle Area Chamber boosts local businesses A 501 c(6) nonprofit organization of membership through area businesses, professionals, and interested citizens, the Azle Area Chamber of Commerce offers services to both members and non-members of the Azle community in different capacities to help them be successful. In whichever capacity the chamber is serving you, you can always expect the service to be friendly and helpful. Executive Director Shelia Pippins, Office Assistant Autumn White, and the Board of Directors work hard to offer numerous networking opportunities through monthly luncheons, business after-hours mixers, and annual fundraiser events which allow members to socialize and talk business in a more casual setting. Annual events include the awards banquet and annual meeting in February, a clay shoot competition each spring, a golf tournament, Small Business Saturday, and Christmas on Main Street in December. The chamber allows members to increase their visibility by sponsoring these well-planned community events, serving on specialized committees, sharing posts on social media, and allowing businesses to post information at the chamber office. In addition to the numerous networking functions, the chamber is dedicated to building on the success of its main event: Azle’s annual Sting Fling Festival. “There is nothing we enjoy more than providing a great festival to the residents of this community,” said Pippins.
Azle Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Sheila Pippins (left) and Autumn White, (right) office assistant, is dedicated to serving the community’s business needs. Following the ease of COVID-19 restrictions, the next festival is set for Saturday, September 11, 2021 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event starts with a parade on Main Street. Classic cars fill the 404 Main Place parking lot for the annual car show and the annual Wiener Dog Derby is held at the Azle Memorial Library in the green space near Main Street. Sting Fling attendees enjoy delicious food and beverages from local vendors, boutique and handmade crafts vendors, and many family-friendly activities along Main Street.
The Azle Area Chamber Board consists of President, David Shaffer; Vice President, Kim Ware; Treasurer, Debbie Bunero; and board members Marsha Hardin, Eric Ogea, Dena Hall, Jennifer Herrington, Marcy Pinkston, and Jack Stevens. Ex -officio members include Tom Muir, City Manager for the city of Azle; Todd Smith, Superintendent of Azle ISD schools; and Tonya Sosebee, Chief Operating and Nursing Officer at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital of Azle. For more information, go to www.azlechamber.com or call the office at 817-444-1112.
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Sting Fling With Sting Fling, the Azle Area Chamber of Commerce hosts its biggest event of the year. The annual event was postponed for 2020, but will start again in 2021 on the second Saturday in September. Look forward to live entertainment, a fun run, and many other family-friendly activities for the community. The Azle Chamber of Commerce is located at 404 W. Main St., Suite 102. For information call 817-444-1112 or visit www.azlechamber.com.
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Eagle Mountain Lake Eagle Mountain Lake spans across 8,694 acres with Azle sitting just on the edge. The lake is available for recreational uses such as fishing, skiing, boating, and relaxation. There are several parks bordering Eagle Mountain Lake. The City of Azle owns Shady Grove Park that features a free public beach and swimming area with picnic tables, fishing dock, and a boat ramp with trailer parking for public use. Twin Points Park opened in 2016 and is located on the south end of Eagle Mountain Lake. For an entry fee by the carload, you’ll enjoy a sandy beach area, with volleyball and covered picnic pavilions. Twin Points also offers boat ramps and docks, plus individual boat slips for picking up passengers. The swim beach is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day and the boat ramp open year round. Eagle Mountain Park is located on the east side of the lake and offers numerous hiking trails with captivating views of the lake. Patrons soak up the sun at the popular Twin Points Park located at 10000 Ten Mile Bridge Rd.
brookShire’S Shopping is BETTER at Brookshire’s, especially after the remodel at the Azle store, which has a fresh, new look. Brookshire’s has CURBSIDE delivery for convenient online ordering in as little as two hours and offers high-quality meats that are hand-cut daily, fresh produce for less and friendly customer service. Brookshire’s is open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. The Azle store is located at 511 N. Stewart Street and can be reached at 817-304-89874. The Springtown store is located at 501 E. Hwy. 199 and can be reached at 817-609-3795. For more information or to order online, go to www.brookshires.com. Staff at Brookshire’s in Azle in the forefront of a newly remodeled store. Updates include modern exterior and interior paint, new décor and signage, new flooring, energy efficient refrigerated cases and new shopping carts. Pictured (l-r): Koko Swindell, assistant customer experience manager; Kelby Hancock, courtesy clerk; Easton Clearwater, cashier; Mark Laudenheimer, store director; Tyler Mazza, customer experience manager; and Katie Tallant, deli manager.
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Customized health plans for each client Serving the Azle community since 2004, Dr. Jessica Brace opened Brace Chiropractic and Wellness Center, LLC and continues to provide excellent chiropractic care. Licensed by the Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners, Dr. Brace is also a member of the Texas Chiropractic Association and The American Chiropractic Association. Everyone at Brace Chiropractic and Wellness Center works to customize individualized health plans for each client. A licensed chiropractor since 1998, Dr. Matthew Mishio joined the Brace Chiropractic team in 2016. As well as chiropractic care, Brace Chiropractic and Wellness Center offers corrective exercises, nutritional counseling, lifestyle advice, massage therapy and, as a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP), sports chiropractic care. At Brace Chiropractic, the team of chiropractors provide spinal care for the whole family. They also emphasize chiropractic care for athletes as a way to keep the athlete healthy and balanced, but also to lengthen their athletic career. According to the Brace Chiropractic website, chiropractic care for athletes can help prevent injuries, enhance athletic performance, and heal current injuries. From children to older patients, the staff at Brace Chiropractic specialize in spinal correction in all Azle community members. According to Dr. Brace, regular chiropractic care can help relieve back pain, neck pain, headaches, and muscle tightness and tension. With seven massage therapists on staff,
For more information on chiropractic services and treatments or to schedule an appointment, call 817-444-2170 or www.bracechiropractic.com. Brace Chiropractic’s massage therapy can relieve pain in the musculoskeletal system of the body and works complimentary to regular chiropractic care. According to the Brace Chiropractic website, “Massage has been known to relieve muscle pain and spasms, increase a patient’s range of motion, while also aiding in a patient’s recovery.” Brace Chiropractic has created a flexible pricing structure to allow Azle residents to get the care they need without break-
ing the bank. The practice accepts most insurance plans including Medicare. Children, aged 5 or younger, can visit for free and ages 6-18 can receive chiropractic care at a reduced price. “We have been in business for 18 years,” Brace said. “We have services and treatments for everyone.” For more information on chiropractic services and practices or to schedule an appointment, call 817-444-2170 or www.bracechiropractic.com.
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The Azle Senior Center provides folks 60 and over a free meal each weekday at the B.J. Clark Community Center. Seniors are offered activities such as bingo, crafts, games, classes, exercise, bible study, live bands, and monthly bus trips to the Kiowa Casino. Call 817-444-0070 for information on meals and class times. B.J. clARk commuNity ceNteR 601 Southeast Pkwy, Azle, TX 76020 • 817-444-0070
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Cross Timbers Golf Course offers exciting challenge One of the DFW Metroplex’s premier There’s great value to be found at public golf courses is located just out- Cross Timbers. Players can pay $38 to side of Azle. play on weekday mornings and $35 Cross Timbers Golf Course opened to play in the afternoons – including a in 1995 and has become renowned cart. Weekend and holiday tee times for its hilly topography and excellent are $47 in the morning and $42 in the conditioning. evening. The Jeffery Brauer design stretches The PGA-certified staff is led by General to 6,734 yards from the back tees. Manager/Director of Golf Keith Harris. Large, quick greens with Champion Don’t forget to stop by the RoadrunBermuda grass provide a short-game ner Grill to fuel up before your round test for golfers of all skill levels. or swap stories after the 18th hole. There are four sets of tees, providing playability for beginners, experts and Visit the course at 1181 S Stewart St. in those in between. There’s also a wide Azle, or call 817-444-4940. variety of holes, from risk-reward par- You can also learn more online at Wide open spaces await golfers at Cross Timbers Golf 5s to long and demanding par-3s. crosstimbersgc.com. Course.
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SprinGToWn FAST FAcTS: PoPulAtioN: 2,695 couNty: Parker AReA: 3.0 sq. miles PhoNe: 817-220-4834
School diStRict: Springtown ISD weBSite: www.cityofspringtown.com NewSPAPeR of RecoRd: The Springtown Epigraph
Wild West Festival The all-day festival includes a parade, a barbecue cook-off, live entertainment, a children’s area, and a rodeo show featuring bullriding.
SprinGToWn FeSTivAlS old fAShioNed chRiStmAS Each December, the City of Springtown hosts “Old Fashioned Christmas.” The all-day celebration on the town square provides live entertainment, vendors, food and beverages, and a 5K Fun Run. The event is held the second Saturday in December. chRiStmAS PARAde ANd tRee lightiNg In December of 2019, Springtown held its inaugural Christmas parade along with its annual Lighting of the Christmas Tree. The city plans to continue this new tradition each year on the first Sunday in December. wild weSt feStivAl On the third Saturday in September, the Springtown Area Chamber of Commerce holds Springtown’s largest event. The all-day festival includes a parade, BBQ cook-off, live entertainment, vendors, a children’s area, and a rodeo show featuring bullriding. SummeRfeSt oN the SquARe This event is held by merchants each year on the square. It features vendors, live entertainment, activities for kids, disc golf demonstrations, and a car and motorcycle show. Summerfest takes place on the first Saturday of June. 18
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City of Springtown Government mAyoR Greg Hood mAyoR PRo tem Richelle Pruitt couNcil memBeRS • Ted Martinez, Place 1 • Michele Chandler Kelley, Place 2 • Walter Roberson, Place 3 • Richelle Pruitt, Mayor Pro Tem, Place 4 • Bill White, Place 5 The Springtown City Council meets on the fourth Thursday of each month beginning at 6:30 p.m.
city hAll 102 E. Second St., Springtown, Texas 76082 cityofspringtown.com city mANAgeR David Miller dePuty city AdmiNiStRAtoR Beverly Griffith city SecRetARy Denise Taylor Police chief Cres Salazar fiRe chief (Parker County ESD 1) Stephen Watson
Springtown City Council Front row (l-r) Councilmember Ted Martinez, Mayor Greg Hood, Councilmember Michele Chandler Kelley, back row (l-r) Councilmember Walter Roberson, Mayor Pro Tem Richelle Pruitt, Councilmember Bill White
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Springtown Independent School District BoARd of tRuSteeS Rick Beall Place 1 Damon Liles Place 2 Amy Walker Place 3 Chris Gilley Place 4 Gary Veazey Place 5 Mark Bryant Place 6 Tootie Hall Place 7 AdmiNiStRAtioN 301 East Fifth Street, Springtown Phone: 817-220-1700 www.springtownisd.net SuPeRiNteNdeNt of SchoolS Mike Kelley 817-220-1700 ASSiStANt SuPeRiNteNdeNt Shane Strickland 817-220-1700 diRectoR of StudeNt SeRviceS
Michael Chavez
Springtown ISD Board Front (l-r) Chris Gilley, Gary Veasey, Mark Bryant, Damon Liles, Tootie Hall, Rick Beall, Jay Grubis, Superintendent Mike Kelley. Not pictured Amy Walker.
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diRectoR of SPeciAl educAtioN Stacy Johnson cooRdiNAtoR of educAtioNAl techNology
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Campuses SPRiNgtowN high School Melissa Hutchison, principal mhutchison@springtownisd.net 915 W. State Hwy. 199, Springtown, Texas 76082 • 817-220-3888 SPRiNgtowN middle School Matt Scott, Principal mscott@springtownisd.net 500 Pojo Rd., Springtown, TX 76082 • 817-220-7455 SPRiNgtowN iNteRmediAte School Joe Brown, Principal • jbrown@springtownisd.net 300 Pojo Rd., Springtown, Texas 76082 • 817-220-1219 ReNo elemeNtARy School Jenna Showers, Principal • jshowers@springtownisd.net 172 West Reno Rd., Azle, Texas 76020 • 817-221-5001 SPRiNgtowN elemeNtARy School Pearl Russell, Principal • prussell@springtownisd.net 416 East Third St., Springtown, Texas 76020 • 817-220-2498 goSheN cReek elemeNtARy School Kelly Jones, principal • kjones@springtownisd.net 401 Pojo Rd., Springtown, Texas 76082 • 817-220-0272 tRANSPoRtAtioN dePARtmeNt 501 Pojo Rd., Springtown, Texas 76020 • 817-220-1418
Animal Control Animal control in Springtown is handled through a contract with the Parker County Sheriff’s Office. Springtown police officers will hold an animal for 1-2 days before transferring to the Parker County Animal Shelter. The Springtown Police Department can be contacted at 817-220-0828.
Parker County Services SPRiNgtowN Police dePARtmeNt 220 Hilltop Dr., Springtown • 817-220-0828 Police Chief Cres Salazar SPRiNgtowN voluNteeR fiRe dePARtmeNt StAtioN 48 215 Goshen Rd., Springtown Non-emergency: 817-220-1534 Fire Chief – Parker County ESD 1 Stephen Watson ESD 1 offices: 817-523-7598 lA JuNtA voluNteeR fiRe dePARtmeNt StAtioN 51 4480 E State Hwy 199, Springtown Non-emergency: 817-677-2290 BRiAR-ReNo voluNteeR fiRe dePARtmeNt 185 W. Reno Rd., Azle • 817-677-4227 22
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Springtown Chamber helps the community while partnering with local businesses The Springtown Area Chamber of Commerce understands that developing strong, meaningful relationships with business owners and community members is the key to creating a thriving town. That’s why the Chamber, under the leadership of Director Amy Walker, hosts several events throughout the year to foster those relationships. The third Saturday in September is the usual date for the Wild West Festival,
which begins with a parade and ends with a thrilling bull-riding competition. There’s also live music under the Square’s Tabernacle, children’s activities, arts and crafts booths, puppet shows, rides and a IBCA-sanctioned barbecue cookoff that’s sure to knock your socks off. Some vendors have maintained a spot at the festival for over 20 years, which just goes to show how ingrained the Chamber has become in the community.
The annual Clay Shoot in April also offers camaraderie and competition. Then there’s the Teacher Appreciation Luncheon in August, which recognizes the outstanding educators in Springtown ISD, and the All-American Bike Rally in June, which is open to bikers of all abilities. These events help raise money for cham-
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404 mAin plAce 404 Main Place is a great venue for your next wedding, birthday party, anniversary celebration, business event and more! Office and retail space available for lease. Contact Darlene Tucker at 817721-7185 to find out more information, or visit their website at 404MainPlaceAzle.com.
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ber operations and fund scholarships for local students. The fourth Thursday of most months is set aside for a catered member luncheon, which gives members an opportunity to hear speakers with years of expertise and network with others in the community. Area vocational students are also honored at the luncheons. The Chamber also hosts an annual awards banquet that recognizes the stars of Springtown. At Christmas, the Chamber puts on an angel tree program that collects gifts for young and old alike. The gifts are hand-delivered to ensure that all have a happy holiday season. Walker and Administrative Assistant Marcia Garcia are part of a team that includes a 20-member board of directors. The goal of the Springtown Area Chamber of Commerce is to help further the interests of small businesses while helping the community. Think of your chamber as a business partner. As a member, you will have countless opportunities to spotlight your business. For more information, call 817-220-7828. The office is located at 112 South Main St., right on the Square. Stop by any time, or visit www.springtown-chamber.org.
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At Azle Dental Care, we just want to see your great smile again. Azle Dental Care is located at 912 Boyd Road. Call 817-444-173 or visit www.SmileGreat.com to schedule an appointment.
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Springtown Legends Museum The City of Springtown takes pride in its Legends Museum, located in the cheery yellow house at 839 North Main St. The historical museum, which had a grand re-opening in April of last year, hosts rooms with a variety of memorabilia including area fossils, farm tools, World War II items, arrowheads, and various local pieces and artifacts. The museum also offers rotating exhibits, special memorials, and events such as the Dino Dig for children in September. On display in time for Independence Day is a veteran’s memorial on the lawn which includes an Honor Wall listing the names of local veterans. The museum is free to the public, and regular hours of operation are Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Springtown legendS muSeum 839 North Main, Springtown, Texas 76082 817-523-5939 Open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Free Admission
Texas Room The Texas Room is a newer addition to Legends Museum and is exactly what museum founder Laurie Mosely wanted the museum to house. His vision became a reality in February 2020.
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Springtown Parks & Recreation Springtown’s 33-acre park, with an entrance just off the town square, is one of Springtown’s scenic treasures and was built in 2005. Besides plenty of grass and mature trees, it boasts a 5,000 square foot pavilion, soccer and baseball fields, sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, a skate park, playground equipment, an 18-hole disc golf course, and a walking/jogging trail that winds through the park. In more recent years, dinosaur tracks were discovered in the park’s creek bed. SPRiNgtowN PARk Walnut Creek Drive, Springtown, Texas 76082
The 33-acre park features soccer and baseball fields, sand volleyball courts and disc golf.
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City Services SPRiNgtowN PuBlic liBRARy 626 N. Main St. Springtown, TX 76082 Phone: 817-523-5862 TEMPORARY HOURS Mon & Wed-Fri: 10 am - 6 pm, Tues: 10 am-8 pm, Sat: 10 am- 2pm, Sun: Closed SPRiNgtowN AReA SeNioR ceNteR 1070 N Main St., Springtown, TX 76082 • 817-523-6133 SPRiNgtowN lioNS cluB youth RecReAtioN 1228 Old Cottondale Rd., Springtown TX 817-523-4222 contactus@springtownlionsclub.org Offers youth sports such as baseball, softball, football, cheer, volleyball, and basketball
Medical Clinics moSS RehABilitAtioN ceNteR: PhySicAl theRAPy Dr. Robert Moss, PT 407 Old Springtown Rd # 114, Springtown • 817-220-6677 Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed: M-F 12-1 p.m. SPRiNgtowN fAmily heAlth ceNteR Dr. Gene McDaniel, DO and Debbie McDougall, APRN FNP-C 308 W State Hwy. 199, Springtown, TX • 817-523-5402 Hours: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-5 p.m., Friday 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Springtown’s Optimist Club's Texan/Texanne students for February, (l-r) Mary Grazer, Christian Hernandez, and Sarah Kinnard.
Springtown Optimist Club Springtown Optimists give annual scholarships to Springtown High School seniors. Many of those funds are raised through the club’s pancake supper held annually at the high school. Local students also receive scholarships through an essay contest, and during the school year each month, one boy and one girl from SHS are honored by Optimists as Young Texan and Tex-Anne. Find out more at www.optimist.org.
communiTy nATionAl bAnk & TruST oF TexAS Community National Bank & Trust of Texas has been your hometown bank since 1934. With a location at 3930 Boat Club Road in Lake Worth, our team is ready to assist you with all your banking needs! Come see us Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pictured are (from left) Cathy Smalley, Monica Guerrero, Lara Coursey, Maria Loveall, Steve Anderson, Dena Hall, Linda Baty, Mandi Carter, Chelsey Semmens, and Cindy Zapata.
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Springtown has something for everyone A thriving business community, a forward-thinking school district, and a historic town square mesh seamlessly to make Springtown a place that almost 3,000 people are happy to claim as home. First settled in the mid-1800s, Springtown was originally named Littleton Springs. A petition drawn up sometime in the 1870s changed the name of the town to Springtown. The open-air tabernacle in the center of the downtown square was officially designated as a historic monument.
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A walking/jogging trail that winds through the park passes near newly discovered dinosaur tracks in a creek bed.
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Live music performances and even an occasional revival fill the benches under its roof. A beautiful 33-acre park with lush grass and mature trees is one of Springtown’s treasures. It boasts soccer and baseball fields, sand volleyball courts and disc golf. A walking/jogging trail that winds through the park passes near newly discovered dinosaur tracks in a creek bed. In the words of Mayor Greg Hood: “The City of Springtown encourages a community spirit that makes it the best place to live, work, and play in Parker County. Springtown’s unique position in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex helps to make the city’s motto ‘Where Country Meets Living’ a reality for our residents. “Our city has something for everyone, especially as we continue to grow. Parker County’s population is set to explode in the coming years as more and more residents and businesses look to locate further away from the heart of
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The Springtown Tabernacle was officially designated as a Texas historic landmark in 2017. the Metroplex. The city council and city staff are working to ensure that the city receives the highest-quality growth possible. We will continue to build a foundation of pride and community spirit that our citizens and visitors deserve.
“As mayor, I am committed to working with our citizens, staff, and all stakeholders to ensure Springtown remains the best city, not only in Parker County but in all of Texas. I invite you to come and explore our heritage and see why we love our city.”
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reno FAST FAcTS: PoPulAtioN: 3,576 PhoNe: 817-221-2500 mAyoR: Sam White city AdmiNiStRAtoR: Scott Passmore
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City of Reno Government mAyoR Sam White mAyoR PRo tem Hernando Herrera couNcil memBeRS Randy Martin, Place 1 Shelli Swift, Place 2 Katie Tucker, Place 3 Jeff Davis, Place 4 The Reno City Council meets the third Monday of every month beginning at 7 p.m.
Sam White, Mayor
city hAll 195 West Reno Rd., Azle, Texas 76020 817-221-2500 CityofRenoTX.com city AdmiNiStRAtoR ANd diRectoR of PuBlic woRkS Scott Passmore fiRe chief (Briar-Reno VFD) Shannon Smithers Police chief Tony Simmons
Tony Simmons, Police Chief
Parker County Commissioner George Conley (right) administers the oath of office to newly appointed City Administrator Scott Passmore Monday, May 21, 2018. 2021-2022
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Reno seeks to preserve green spaces If you love rural, chances are, you’ll fall in love with Reno. The acres of mature trees and lush grass. Horses and cows contentedly snacking the days away. An exciting glimpse, every now and then, of an exotic llama or alpaca. Businesses are few, and that’s just how the residents like it. A recently-imposed one-acre minimum lot size for new residential buildings is aimed at preserving the wide-open spaces and green fields of Reno. A part of the Springtown ISD, the town has a soft spot for its own Reno Elementary School, home of the Rockets. City Hall, located at 195 West Reno Rd., is
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Above: A young calf in a meadow in rural Reno. Right: Scott Passmore moving food pallets. also the home of Our House, a food pantry that requires nothing of its patrons but a signature. The pantry, a venture of City Administrator Scott Passmore, has been so successful that it regularly distributes its excess food to other charitable organizations in the area. Reno is a rural community with heart.
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Town of Lakeside Government
mAyoR Pat Jacob
towN AdmiNiStRAtoR Norman Craven
mAyoR PRo tem Amy Robinson
Police chief Lee Pitts
couNcil memBeRS Don Pitts Katherine Livingston Wesley Hearn Roan Stratton Gouyton
towN AdmiNiStRAtive ASSiStANt Diane Wolfgang
Lakeside City Council meets the second Thursday of each month beginning at 6:30 p.m.
NewSPAPeR of RecoRd: Azle News
city hAll 9834 Confederate Park Rd. Lakeside, Texas 76108 817-237-1234 www.lakesidetexas.us
Lakeside City Council Town of Lakeside Council members (l-r) back row: Wesley Hearn; Katherine Livingston; Amy Robinson, Mayor pro tem; Rona Stratton Gouyton; front row: Don Pitts and Pat Jacob, Mayor.
PoPulAtioN: 2,260
lAkeSide Police dePARtmeNt Non-Emergency Number 817-237-1234 ext. 302
The Town of Lakeside is a primarily residential town located in the northwest corner of Tarrant County. Lakeside is within minutes of Fort Worth, the Alliance Corridor, Lake Worth, Eagle Mountain Lake and the Fort Worth Nature Center. Lakeside students attend Azle Independent School District.
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SprinGToWn FAmily heAlTh cAre Staff at Springtown Family Health Center, (l-r) Aimee Simington NP-C, Dr. Gene McDaniel, D.O., and Debbie McDougall NP-C, understand each patient is unique and focus on their personal needs while treating a full range of services for all ages in a welcoming and comfortable environment. “Our knowledgeable and experienced board certified physician and nurse practitioners will give you personal attention when you need it most.” The clinic is located at 308 W. State Hwy. 199. Business hours are Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed from noon to 1 p.m. for lunch) and on Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. Contact the front desk at 817-523-5402.
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pelicAn bAy FAST FAcTS: PoPulAtioN: 2,000 PhoNe: 817-444-1234
weBSite: www.cityofpelicanbay.com NewSPAPeR of RecoRd: Azle News
Squiggly Park In the heart of Pelican Bay is a 1-acre park that features a playground and picnic tables. The park is located at 1398 Pelican Cir., across from City Hall.
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City of Pelican Bay Government mAyoR Glen Oberg mAyoR PRo tem David Dryden
city hAll 1300 Pelican Cir. Azle, Texas 76020 817-444-1234 cityofpelicanbay.com
couNcil memBeRS Pascha Keller, Place 2 Linda Sellers, Place 3 Matt Gassen, Place 4 Tamra Olague, Place 5
city SecRetARy Teri Anthony
Pelican Bay City Council meets the first Monday of each month beginning at 7 p.m.
fiRe mARShAll Moses Druxman
Police chief Robert Porter
ANimAl coNtRol Bill Bethel fiRe chief Shannon Smithers Briar-Reno Fire Department
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pinnAcle bAnk
JASoN giBSoN Regional President
RANdA goode
NAtAShA heNSley
PAige PeARSoN
Vice President, Cash Management Officer
Vice President Branch Manager Lender
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Julie hAmm
Vice President, Lending
Banking Officer/Express Services Manager
Vice President, Lending
PiNNAcle BANk
RegiNA StokeS
Trust all your banking needs to Pinnacle Bank at 316 Northwest Pkwy. in Azle, or 726 E. State Hwy. 199 E. in Springtown, where you’ll receive personalized customer service from professional bankers you already know.
Sr. Vice President, Operations Development/ Employee Relations
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SAncTuAry
FAST FAcTS:
Campuses
PoPulAtioN: 2,704 NewSPAPeR of RecoRd: Springtown Epigraph
Poolville high School Jennifer Shifflett, Principal 1001 E Lonestar Rd., Poolville, TX, 76487 817-599-5134
AdmiNiStRAtioN 16025 FM 920, Poolville, Texas 76487 817-594-4452 Poolville is unincorporated.
Poolville JuNioR high Jamie Dunnam, Principal 16025 FM 920, Poolville, TX, 76487 817-594-4539
SuPeRiNteNdeNt Jeff Kirby 817-594-4452 BoARd PReSideNt: Lynn Duvall BoARd vice-PReSideNt: Colt Stewart BoARd SecRetARy: Linda Harris Poolville iSd BoARd of tRuSteeS David Mansell Toby Gammill Doug Gammill Jimmy Hines
Poolville elemeNtARy School Jason Cheslock, Principal 16025 FM 920, Poolville, TX, 76487 817-599-3308
FAST FAcTS: PoPulAtioN: 320 mAyoR Megg Galloway BoARd of AldeRmeN Nancy Cozad Paul Reeves Carissa Widner Matthew Cross Catherine Bucy fiRe chief Shannon Smithers (Briar-Reno VFD) Police Russ Authier (Parker County Sheriff) AddReSS PO Box 125 Azle, TX, 76098 PhoNe 817-221-6016
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Civic Clubs Azle lioNS cluB The Azle Lions Club, 412 Commerce St., was chartered in 2001. They are active in the community with a backpack program that aids Azle youth. An Angel Tree project is popular and covers Azle. The club has an eyeglasses drive for youth. The Azle organization also conducts an electronics collection day. The club meets the second Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. www.e-clubhouse.org./sites/azle-tx/ Azle oPtimiSt cluB Meeting each Friday at Moe's Country Kitchen, 316 W. Main St., the Optimists hold an annual banquet to recognize local youth. Scholarships are awarded. Monthly while school is in session, one AHS boy and one girl are recognized as Texan and Tex-Anne of the Month during a club meeting. The group conducts an annual “penny drive” with elementary schools that has collected thousands of dollars through the years. www.azleoptimist.org Azle RotARy cluB The organization reached its 40th anniversary in 2019. Each year, club members deliver bound dictionaries to all third graders. At Thanksgiving, complete meals including turkeys are delivered to those in need in the area. Once monthly during the school year, four students are honored as Rotary Students of the Month. www.facebook.com/azlerotary
Azle Optimist Club's Penny Drive Pictured (l-r) Randy Cobb, Principal, Landen Hobbs, Macee Peterson, Kyle Cooper, president, at the Azle Optimist April meeting in 2021.
SPRiNgtowN oPtimiSt cluB Optimists give scholarships annually to SHS seniors. Much of those funds come via a pancake supper held at the high school. An essay contest earns local winners scholarships. During the school year, one boy and one girl from SHS are honored as Texan and Tex -Anne of the Year. optimist.springtowntexas.org
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Youth Organizations Azle Azle youth SPoRtS www.azleyouthsports.leagueapps.com Offers football, cheerleading, drill team dance, volleyball, basketball and soccer. Games and practices are held at Azle BASeBAll ANd SoftBAll ASSociAtioN www.absatx.com Offers baseball, softball and tee ball for ages 4 and up. Games and practices are held at Stinger Field located at 9980 Ten Mile Bridge Rd.. i9 SPoRtS www.i9sports.com League offers baseball, football and soccer at Lighthouse Fellowship Church located at 7200 Robertson Rd. in Fort Worth for Saginaw, Lake Worth, and Azle communities. eAgle mouNtAiN SocceR ASSociAtioN www.emsasoccer.org Offers soccer for youth players ages 4-18. EMSA games for U4-U12 are played at William Houston Park in Saginaw and U13-U19 are played at North Park in Fort Worth. uPwARd SPoRtS www.fbcazle.org First Baptist Church Azle offers flag football and cheerleading at 1017 Boyd Rd.. www.fumcazle.org First United Methodist Church Azle offers basketball and cheerleading at 200 Church St.. www.fbclakeside.net First Baptist Church Lakeside offers basketball and cheerleading at 8801 Jacksboro Hwy. www.firstbaptistspringtown.com First Baptist Church Springtown offers basketball, soccer and cheerleading at 500 N. Main St..
SprinGToWn SPRiNgtowN SocceR ASSociAtioN www.springtownsoccer.com Young soccer athletes ages 3-12 play in the fall and spring seasons at Springtown Elementary or Springtown Intermediate School. SPRiNgtowN lioNS cluB www.springtownlionsclub.org The Springtown Lions Club Pee Wee Youth Sports offers basketball, baseball and softball, football, cheerleading and volleyball and utilizes the Springtown ISD facilities for practices and games.
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pArker counTy FAST FAcTS: PoPulAtioN: 142878 eStABliShed: 1855
couNty SeAt: Weatherford weBSite: www.parkercountytx.com
u.S. RePReSeNtAtive Kay Granger 1701 River Run Ste. 407, Fort Worth, TX 76107 Phone: 817-338-0909 Fax: 817-335-5852 www.kaygranger.house.gov RAilRoAd commiSSioNeR Ryan Sitton www.rrc.state.tx.us publicassist@rrc.texas.gov
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U.S. Representative Kay Granger
Parker County Judge Pat Deen
District Attorney Jeff Swain
Precinct One Commissioner George Conley
Parker County Sheriff Russ Authier
Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton
couNty Judge Pat Deen One Courthouse Square, Weatherford, TX76086 817-598-6148 Fax: 817-598-6199 Pat.deen@parkercountytx.com PReciNct 1 commiSSioNeR George Conley 3000 Veal Station Rd., Springtown, TX 76082 817-220-7218 Fax: 817-220-7220 George.conley@parkercountytx.com JuStice of the PeAce Judge Kelvin Miles 1020 E. State Highway 199, Courthouse N.E. Annex Springtown, TX 76082 • 817-220-5857 coNStABle Ray Wright 1020 E. State Highway 199, Springtown, TX 76082 817-523-0027 diStRict AttoRNey Jeff Swain 117 Fort Worth Highway, 2nd Floor, Weatherford, TX 76086 817-598-6124 Fax: 817-599-7628 da@parkercountytx.com SheRiff Russ Authier 129 Hogle St. Weatherford, TX 76086 817-594-8845 Fax: 817-594-7809 admin@parkercountysheriff.net couNty tAx ASSeSSoR-collectoR Jenny Gentry 1112 Santa Fe Dr., Weatherford, TX 76086 817-598-6139 Fax: 817-598-6133 jenny.gentry@parkercountytx.com
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Laura Temple, RPh, owner of Laura’s Pharmacy located at 232 West Main St. says, “We are about the job we do – whether it be taking care of your health or providing a tasty beverage of your choice.” The pharmacy is open Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m.-1 pm. You can reach the pharmacy at 817-406-4546
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eAGle creST villA The staff at Eagle Crest Villa is dedicated to creating a comfortable atmosphere for their residents. Pictured above (L-R) are Jo Passmore, Heather Holman, Terrylynn Tutwell, and Jennifer Rassi. You can contact Eagle Crest Villa at 817-444-3249 or visit the villa at 113 Denver Trail in Azle, across from Texas Health Hospital.
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SALES • SERVICE • PARTS 11601 Jacksboro Hwy • 817-237-6641
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lAke WorTh premier eye cAre
Meet the team at Lake Worth Premier Eye Care: (left to right) Stephanie, Dr. Jeffery Crabtree, Abby, Sara and Angel. Dr. Crabtree and his team work hard to ensure each patient is treated with the utmost care. Give them a call at 817-439-9455 or visit lakewortheye.com.
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Parker named chairman of NBT holding company Horizon Bankshares, Inc. Wade Donnell, CEO of The National Bank of Texas at Fort Worth, would like to join the board of directors and employees in congratulating Steve Parker on his election to Chairman of Horizon Bankshares, Inc. Steve joined The National Bank of Texas at Fort Worth in September 2010 as Senior Vice President, and was elected Director of the Executive Committee. He served as President of the Azle location at its opening in 2010, until his retirement from management in January 2018. Steve was elected as Chairman of the Board in March 2019, where he served until 2021 when he became Chairman of Horizon Bankshares, Inc. Through his Chairmanship of the Strategic Planning Committee, he has been instrumental in the development of the bank’s growth and future planning. Steve, a native-born Texan, earned a BBA from the University of Texas Arling-
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ton and graduated from the Southwestern Graduate School of Banking at SMU. Steve began his career in financial services in 1978 as a Bank Examiner with the FDIC. He has also held positions as an AVP Lender for Texas Independent Bank Dallas; SVP and Chief Credit Officer for Lake Worth National Bank; and President and CEO for First Bank Azle, where he went on to become the Regional President after their sale to Pinnacle Bank in 2008. Steve was honored as Citizen of the Year both in the Azle and Lake Worth communities. Over the years he has served as Chairman for both Chambers of Commerce; Texas Health Resources – Azle Hospital Board; Azle Library Foundation; and the Azle chapter of the American Heart Association. In the past, he also served as President of the Sertoma Club; Rotary Club; and Kiwanis Club, and still currently serves as a Director for Azle Education Foundation.
Steve Parker, Chairman of Horizon Bankshares, Inc.
TArrAnT counTy
Tarrant County Government
FAST FAcTS: PoPulAtioN: 2.103 million eStABliShed: 1849 couNty SeAt: Fort Worth
SheRiff: Bill E. Waybourn weBSite: www.tarrantcounty.com
couNty Judge Glen B. Whitley Tarrant County Courthouse 100 East Weatherford St., Fort Worth, TX 76196 817-884-1441
SheRiff Bill E. Waybourn Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office 200 Taylor St., – 7th Floor, Fort Worth, TX 76196 817-884-1213 coNStABle Precinct 4 Joe D. “Jody” Johnson Northwest Sub-Courthouse 6713 Telephone Rd., Room 102, Lake Worth, TX 76135 817-238-4410 couNty tAx ASSeSSoR-collectoR Wendy Burgess 6713 Telephone Rd., Room 101 Lake Worth, TX 76135 817-238-4435
couNty commiSSioNeR Precinct 4 J.D. Johnson 6713 Telephone Rd., Suite 301, Fort Worth, TX 76135 817-238-4400 JuStice of the PeAce Precinct 4 Christopher Gregory 6713 Telephone Rd., Suite 201, Fort Worth, TX 76135 817-238-4425 diStRict AttoRNey Sharen Wilson Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center 401 West Belknap, Fort Worth, TX 76196 817-884-1400 2021-2022
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WhiTe'S FunerAl home Bob White, daughter Anita White, and grandson Zach Bellenger at White’s Funeral Home provide quality and compassionate service for families. They offer a wide range of services; from traditional to cremation services and pre-arranged funeral plans. For more information call 817-596-4811 or visit their website at www.whitefuneralhome.com.
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moSS rehAbiliTATion cenTer Moss Rehabilitation Center in Springtown is an award-winning physical therapy facility that promises personalized attention and fantastic results. Their purpose is to change the lives of everyday people by quickly getting them out of pain to help them recover from an injury or surgery. They are located at 407 Old Springtown Rd. and can be reached at 817-220-MOSS (6677). Clinic hours are Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 6 p.m., and on Friday from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Pictured (left to right): Joseph Marcum, Dr. Craig Griebel, Dr. Robert Moss, Haile Vail, Rayell Allen, Dalene Perrin and Dr. Jamie Greenberg.
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upper TriniTy GroundWATer conServATion diSTricT The Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District (UTGCD) helps protect and conserve water within the Upper Trinity Aquifer. Through registration of wells, education and outreach to citizens, and cooperation with local government, the district strives for accessible and clean water for generations to come. The UTGCD ensures residents maintain local control over their groundwater. To register your well, participate in a groundwater level study, test your water for contaminants or get more information about services offered by the district, call 817-523-5200 or visit www.uppertrinitygcd.com.
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