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City makes changes to Facade and Signage Improvement Program

The Azle City Council voted to approve changes to the Facade and Signage Improvement Program (FSIP) application at the June 16 council meeting.

Woman assaulted at Azle gas station

A 38-year-old woman and her two children stopped to get gasoline at the Texaco station located at 100 East Main Street, adjacent to El Paseo Mexican restaurant on Sunday evening about 7:50 p.m.

Upcoming food pantry locations

REGULARLY SCHEDULED FOOD PANTRIES:

UIL suspends sports camps

On Wednesday of last week, the University Interscholastic League announced that it would recommend schools to suspend all activities until July 13.

Weatherford College offers CARES Act funds

Weatherford College announced last week that it received $2.56 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding in early May.

LOCAL ARRESTS

The following individuals list addresses in Azle and Lakeside were arrested by various law enforcement agencies on felony and/or DWI charges between June 30-29.

Azle Rotary halts meeting schedule

The Azle Rotary Club will pause its meeting schedule in response to the COVID-19 case spike.

Possible second stimulus check on horizon

A possible second stimulus check could be sent out before the end of 2020 if it is presented and passes in Washington come mid-July.

Azle drama teacher headed overseas

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After 15 years of teaching and holding the title of Theater Director at Azle High School, Tia Moen has turned in her classroom keys and is packing up her life to teach at an international school in Beijing this fall.

A show of thanks

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A group of community members in Azle held a barbecue lunch for Azle police offi cers and fi refi ghters at Shady Grove Park Friday afternoon. Carl Russell, Paul Crabtree, Tyler Harden and Jason Gibson provided brisket, ribs, chips and drinks as a show of appreciation for Azle fi rst responders. Pictured is Crabtree, who tended to the barbecue overnight, setting up APD Offi cer Jason Castro-Ayala with a plate. Photo by Grant McGalliard