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September 11, 2026

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In this issue

  • Plantz nails 20-yard field goal

    Thursday, September 10

    Alexa Plantz nailed a 20-yard field goal to win a $2,000 scholarship from the Aledo Education Foundation at the Sept. 4 football game.

  • Weatherford Sports Roundup for Sept. 11

    Thursday, September 10

    Tennis Roo tennis team falls 12-7 to Granbury The Weatherford Kangaroo tennis team lost a close district duel at home against Granbury on Tuesday, Sept. 8. The Pirates won 12-7, …

  • Weatherford Christian Sports Roundup for Sept. 11

    Thursday, September 10

    Football Lions lose 52-6 against Patriots The Weatherford Christian Academy football team had a tough Week 2, losing to Wylie Prep Academy at home Friday, Sept. 4. The Patriots won …

  • Ladycats drop hard-fought match to Highland Park

    Thursday, September 10

    The Aledo Ladycats lost to Highland Park on Sep. 4 to drop to 20-7 on the volleyball season. The game was a hard-fought affair, ending in five sets with scores of 26-24, 20-25, 23-25, 25-15, and …

  • Bearcats sweep every category in tennis domination of Arlington Bowie

    Thursday, September 10

    The Aledo tennis team continued an impressive run in district play Sept. 1 with a 19-0 win over Arlington Bowie.

  • Bearcats take on Euless Trinity in Week 3

    Thursday, September 10

    The Aledo Bearcats, following their move up to Class 6A play, haven’t started off on the right foot this season. After their 28-21 loss to the Waco Midway Panthers in Week 2, the Bearcats now face …

  • Weatherford opens district with 3-0 loss

    Thursday, September 10

    The Weatherford Lady Roos volleyball team opened district against one of the favorites to compete for a district title at Arlington Martin on Tuesday, Sept. 8.

  • Where were you that day?

    Wednesday, September 9

    There have been very few moments in my life when I watched events I simply could not believe were happening. They were so far outside the realm of what I would have ever thought …

  • Phyllis Norine Walker Hensley

    Wednesday, September 9

    Phyllis Norine Walker Hensley died on August 20, 2026, at the age of 100 years, eleven months and one day.

  • Council approves tax rate, budget

    Wednesday, September 9

    Willow Park City Council approved the 2026-27 fiscal year budget during its meeting Tuesday, Sept. 8. The budget includes $5,360,440 in projected revenues, offset by projected expenditures of …

  • Council adopts budget, tax rate

    Wednesday, September 9

    Completing the final steps in the budget process, Weatherford City Council approved the published tax rate of 39.2246 cents per $100 valuation and the 2026-27 fiscal year budget during its meeting …

  • Texas hospitals could lose $27 million daily in Medicaid funding

    Wednesday, September 9

    With the state’s new fiscal year beginning on Sept. 1, Texas hospitals are expected to lose $27 million per day in additional Medicaid funding, according to the  Texas …

  • Council mulls Public Utility Agency

    Wednesday, September 9

    Aledo City Council received an update Thursday, Sept. 3, on a proposed Parker County Public Utility Agency (PUA), a regional effort aimed at securing long-term water supply for the …

  • Council OKs zoning change despite protest

    Wednesday, September 9

    When Carrie Wood moved into her home on Robert Street many years ago she could sit on her back porch and wave at neighbors, visit with them as they walk by, enjoy some wildlife.

  • Council discusses golf carts, e-bikes, off-road vehicles

    Wednesday, September 9

    After months of informal enforcement and a growing number of golf carts, e-bikes and off-road vehicles on city streets, Aledo City Council gave Police Chief Carol Riddle direction …

  • Aledo resident thankful for simple life after attack at WTC

    Wednesday, September 9

    Editor’s note: This story was originally published Sept. 20, 2001, in The Community News. The subject, Cindy Bartlett, a former Aledo resident, passed away in 2025.

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