As a child, before he even learned how to walk, the parents of Donny Edwards observed an interesting reaction in their son whenever they would play music by Elvis Presley - an instant, infantile form of dancing not provoked by the works of other musicians.Read more

With warm weather already here, I've been busy hand watering many plants instead of running the sprinkler system; hopefully this will help conserve some water. My miniature roses are thriving. Friends suggested I save my coffee grounds, allowing them to dry out and then sprinkling some around the base of my roses. I am drying some now and will use this idea very soon and report the results.Read more

From mending those scraped knees of childhood to adulthood illnesses and injuries, our bodies have complex and remarkable healing capabilities. Sometimes, however, we may suffer an injury that is difficult for the body to handle, and those natural healing processes need a helping hand. Difficulty in healing may happen because of the severity of a wound or a health condition that compromises the body's ability to heal.Read more

Meet Scooter, a recent rescue from the shelter. His owners were moving and could not take him with them.Read more

Everyone likes to eat...and there will be something for everyone at the 4th annual Taste of Parker County, Thursday, May 17, at the Parker County Sheriff's Posse Clubhouse.Read more

I was able to find some size small gardening gloves at the Botanic Garden plant sale, so I'm back outside working in the garden beds and planting new roses, daylilies, vegetables and herbs.Read more

It may not seem significant that Weatherford's Shay Buttolph just finished a trip to the dentist.Read more

The Weatherford Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association held its annual awards ceremony the City Hall Council Chambers on April 17. This annual event recognized several members of the local community that have volunteered numerous hours to the Weatherford Police Department.Read more

Institute for Organization Management, the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, announced that Lisa Flowers of East Parker County Chamber of Commerce has been awarded its National Institute Scholarship. Given to 30 professionals across the country, the National Institute Scholarships recognize each recipient for their involvement in industry professional organizations, community service, and professional background.Read more

Movie: LockoutRead more