Mineral Wells Living Magazine

07/15/2026

From the healing waters that first drew people here to the neighbors who still show up for one another today, Mineral Wells knows what it means to be a community rooted in care. It's that same spirit — gathering, uplifting, and looking out for each other — that writes our story one page at a time, and keeps us proud to call this small town home. ❤

Now that it's been out for a while, What's y'all's favorite story from our latest issue? Share below in the comments and see what others have to say!

If you haven't read it yet, you can check it out here below!
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07/08/2026

🍋Lemon Cream Puff Pastry with Blueberry Compote☀🫐

Looking for a tasty picnic treat this Summer? give this recipe a hand👀. A delectable breaded pastry topped with sweet berry jam from our friends at Magpie Inn is sure to make any afternoon an enjoyable one!

Check out the recipe here below in the most recent issue!
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07/06/2026

Shoes for a cause! 👟
HighRidge Church Mineral Wells

We are so pumped about our shoe outreach on July 30th!! 👟👞🥾

This is an opportunity where we partner with First Blessing to give away shoes to kids in our community before the school year kicks off. Please share this post to get the word out! Each year we give away hundreds of shoes and get to pray over families as they come through our building🙌🏼

If you or someone you know would be blessed by a free pair of shoes, click or share the link below to register!

https://www.firstblessing.org/upcoming-events/highridgemineralwells

You can also find the link on the events page of our website at highridgemw.com

07/06/2026

At Mineral Wells Center of Life , redemption is real, and faith can carry you through even the darkest days.

Amber Brooks knows this firsthand. Once homeless and struggling with addiction, she walked through these doors seeking help. Years later, after finding healing and purpose, she returned as the Executive Director—a full circle moment that transformed not just her life, but countless others.

Today, the program has continued to thrive by giving to those who experience loss and hardship. Whether it's storm damage or being in need of decent meal, what truly sets this faith-based ministry apart is its heart: led by people who've walked the same path as those they now serve.

Want to read more about the Center of Life? Read more in the link below!
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07/03/2026

At 100 Women of Palo Pinto County, impact is measured in the strength of women lifting each other up.

Founded six years ago, this remarkable group has poured nearly $100,000 into nonprofits serving our community. With over 100 members pooling $100 each, they prove that when women unite around a common purpose, extraordinary things happen.

What makes this movement truly powerful is the genuine connection—members see firsthand where their donation goes. Built on the belief that "if you need the heavy lifting done, call a woman," 100 Women of Palo Pinto County shows that community change requires just commitment, compassion, and women who show up.

Read more about their efforts here in the link below!
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06/25/2026

🍀✨ 4H Spotlight!🍀✨

Meet Cooper Lantrip, an 18-year-old Gordon 4-H member and Grand Champion Rabbit showman who has dedicated 10 years to 4-H, competing in everything from Livestock Showing to Food & Nutrition while serving as his club's President!

Check out his full spotlight in the Spring 2026 issue of Mineral Wells Hometown Living Magazine
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06/18/2026

"It wasn't just the loss of a person. It was the loss of a place, a feeling, a presence that made people feel at home" -Bridgett Worley

Sam Hickey was a man who knew everyone's name, made every person feel like his best friend, and left no life untouched by his kindness. Sam had a gift for hospitality that extended far beyond our Hickey's Dairy Queen; he was a mentor, a storyteller, a father, a grandfather, and the beating heart of our Mineral Wells community. Whether it was a generous hand-dipped onion ring or a generous hand to someone in need, Sam gave everything with full presence and authentic care. 💙

You can can read more about Sam's story here below 🔽🔽🔽
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06/16/2026

Towards the beginning of the year, Mineral Wells ISD celebrated its 100th high school annual coronation. Students, businesses, and alumni all came together and participated in upholding the timeless legacy in both a lively energy yet formal manner. Even in the heart of Summer, it's wonderful to reflect on how this community's rich tradition and history have been lovingly preserved with its own unique, modern Texas charm.

Read about it in the latest issue of Mineral Wells Living⬇⬇⬇
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06/10/2026

For over a decade, the Children's Alliance Center for Palo Pinto County has been a beacon of hope for vulnerable children in our community. What started with five determined community members and a prayer has grown into something truly extraordinary.

In just two years, they've nearly doubled their impact—serving 331 children in 2025 alone. From compassionate forensic interviews to healing trauma therapy, they're there for every step of a child's journey toward recovery and safety.

Want to learn more? Support their mission? Follow them online or visit: https://www.cacpalopinto.org/

Read more in our newest issue, around town now or at the link below 👇
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06/08/2026

Feeding hundreds of children every week during the school year isn't enough for Back Pack Buddies of Mineral Wells, they're continuing this effort into the Summer too! What a blessing to our community! 🙏