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Eagle Scout

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Dylan Moen of Azle BSA Troop 243 achieved the rank of Eagle Scout thanks to his hard work with “The Eagle Drive” food drive project in June. Moen exceeded his goal, collecting 1,100 pounds of food and $2,400 in donations for blessing boxes and pantry items. Courtesy

COVID-19 UPDATE

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Unattended fire endangers rural Azle neighborhood

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At approximately 2:30 in the afternoon on Thursday, Aug. 6, Parker County Fire responded to calls about a yard on fire in the Enchanted Lakes neighborhood off of Veal Station in Azle.

Azle not immune to teen vaping epidemic

A study by the Institute for Social Research at University of Michigan shows that teen tobacco use has been on the decline for the last 40 years. In 2018, less than 1 in 25 high school seniors admitted to a daily smoking habit.

Commissioners discuss COVID response, elections

The Parker County Commissioners Court met for its regularly scheduled meeting Monday.

State to provide schools with free PPE

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During a visit to the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) on August 4, Governor Abbott announced that the TDEM will continue to provide PPE to school districts at no cost.

Reducing the amount of flaring in the oil and gas industry proposed

SENDING UP A FLARE

TxDOT’s new augmented reality game to target distracted driving

AUSTIN – Despite stay at home orders and less traffic the past few months, Texas has continued to see about the same amount of fatalities on our state’s roadways.

Springtown Floors: A family-owned business

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Our motto at Springtown Floors is From floors to walls, we cover it all!

Free human trafficking seminar set for September

Crossing Fellowship Church in Azle will be hosting a Human Trafficking 101 Seminar with the Church and Community Abolition Network (CAN) on Saturday, September 12 from 9 a.m. to noon at 120 E Main Street, Azle.