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Early voting underway for Tarrant County primary run-offs

Early voting has begun for primary run-off elections in Tarrant County.

It’s a zoo out there!

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BFF Mobile Petting Zoo welcomed the community to a free event on Saturday, June 20 at the Shops at Commerce. The petting zoo featured rabbits, chickens, ducks, goats, and miniature ponies. Children were provided lettuce to feed the animals and a chance to interact with each species.

Local hospital honors volunteers

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Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Azle honored their volunteers in a drive through event on Wednesday, June 10. Volunteers were gifted umbrellas and gift bags as well as greeted with signs of well wishes and thanks for all their hard work in the hospital. Volunteers have not been in the hospital with the COVID-19 pandemic and restrictions.

Library reopens -- again

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The Azle Memorial Library reopened again on Monday, June 22 after an immediate closure following a staff member testing positive for the virus on Monday, June 15.

Popcorn Players reschedule June shows

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The Azle Arts Association’s Popcorn Players production of “Farce of Nature” has been rescheduled for July.

C.J.’s Café

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CJ’s Café is a full service café where you can get piping hot breakfast and lunch, made to order.

LOCAL ARRESTS

The following individuals list addresses in Azle and were arrested by various law enforcement agencies on felony and/or DWI charges between June 13-20.

LOCAL INDICTMENTS

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Tarrant and Parker County juries indicted residents of Azle on various charges June 4-8.

TEA draft documents hint at hands-off approach to resuming school

Documents released on the Texas Education Agency website Tuesday show that the governing body is expected to place responsibility for return to classes largely in the hands of individual districts.

Here comes the rain

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Heavy downpours early this week caused widespread flooding across the Azle area. At Ash Creek Park, several inches of standing water flowed across the fields. There were also lane closures at exits on Highway 199 due to high waters. Photo by Lindsay Smith