2015 Wild West

Thursday, September 17, 2015

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Exxon Tiger Mart , (above left)located at the intersection ofHighway 199 and FM 51, is aproud sponsor of this year’sWild West Festival. OwnerKathy Hicks provides hercustomers with a wide range ofproducts from phone cards andlotto tickets to hot deli sand-wiches, breakfast items andeven fishing licenses. Beer andwine is also for sale. Tiger Martis also hosting a communityfood drive for the Neighbor toNeighbors food pantry. Folkswho donate are eligible to win aset of tickets to a Taylor Swiftconcert. Customers can alsovisit Tiger Mart to enter adrawing to win another set ofTaylor Swift concert tickets. Forinformation, call 817-523-5560.

Pastor John Conway says, “Ifyou aren't attending a localchurch, why not give HilltopFamily Church a try? Churchdoesn't have to be dead orboring, but should be a live,vibrant, life-changing weeklyexperience. I hope you will findHilltop Family Church to be justthat. We are a church where thelove of Jesus is not only taughtbut lived out. As I have saidmany times, "Come visit ussome Sunday. If you don't like it,I wouldn't go back either!" Whathave you got to lose?” Conway,seated above, is shown with (l-r)church secretary DenaMartinez, youth minister BrentCoplen and associate minister/church administrator and elderDarrell Mathis.

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Fidelity National TitleAgency, 224 West MainStreet in Azle, celebrates12 years of business inAzle. With 25 years experi-ence, escrow officerRebecca McNutt and herstaff of friendly, experiencedofficers are available toassist with all your realestate needs. As a titleagency that does businessin both the Azle andSpringtown communitiesand across the area, they’rebig supporters of Wild WestDay and other worthwhilecommunity activities. Formore information, call themat 817-270-0948.

The popular Wild West Fes-tival rides on – 2015 marks the event’s 31st year.

You can expect the usual crowd pleasers as well as a few surprises.

Look for the popular gath-ering of gunfighters and their thrilling – and very loud – face off. The good guys battle the bad guys in front of the Taber-nacle on the Square.

Watch for the famed Wheel-

ie-ing Elvi – fake Elvis Presley wannabes – as they zip along in the parade on mini-motorcycles.

Children have a ball at the WWF; they have a slew of play options.

And expect the usual excep-tional array of arts, crafts, and food.

Last year was the first for the Wild West Whiskers beard contest. It’s back and with new categories – including one for

kids!Two festival mainstays re-

main popular.The classic car show brings

some incredible vehicles from bygones eras, all competing for more than 30 plaques. The competition sets up just beyond the Square, in the Municipal Court Annex parking lot.

Then there’s the barbecue cook-off.

With $2,000 up for grabs,

brisket, pork spare ribs, chick-en, and even beans chefs are battling for some dough and bragging rights.

Follow your nose into Springtown Park where the cooks will get busy.

Look around our Spring-town.

You’ll see a traditional Texas small town with a strong busi-ness district, super schools – Springtown is the only school

in the Lone Star State with a Porcupine as a mascot – and friendly faces everywhere.

So, take this guide along to get a feel of the expansive Square and grounds where new delights await everywhere.

Inside you’ll also find maps and lists of performers and ac-tivities.

So, welcome to Springtown and the Wild West Festival ya’ll!

Welcome to Wild West 31, ya’ll!

Fidelity National Title

For more than 14 years, Fidelity National Title Agency has been servicing clients. With 28 years of experience, escrow officer Rebecca McNutt and her friendly, experienced staff can assist with any real estate needs. Call them a 817-270-0948 or stop by 224 West Main St. in Azle.

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A Tractor Shop/ ATS Outdoors ................................................................................................27A/C & Heat by Russell ..............................................................................................................4Agnes Baptist Church .............................................................................................................19Airwise Heating & Air Conditioning Inc ...................................................................................17At Home Roofing & Metal Buildings .........................................................................................9Azle Family Dentistry ................................................................................................................2Azle Manor .............................................................................................................................15Azle Therapy ............................................................................................................................4Azle Vision Source .................................................................................................................13Azle Western Wear ...................................................................................................................7Brace Chiropractic & Wellness Center, LLC .............................................................................5Burtnett Insurance Agency .....................................................................................................26Cliff’s Auto Service Center ......................................................................................................23Comet Cleaners of Springtown ...............................................................................................20Crabtree & Associates ............................................................................................................ 11Cross Timbers Golf Course ......................................................................................................8Diamond B Roofing & Construction ........................................................................................22E&E Equipment Company ........................................................................................................8Eagle Crest Villa .....................................................................................................................13Eagle Mountain Veterinary Clinic ..............................................................................................9Farmers - Rick Phillips Insurance Agency ................................................................................9Fidelity National Title Agency, Inc ...........................................................................................19First Baptist Church of Springtown ...........................................................................................2First National Bank ...................................................................................................................4Garrett’s Springtown Drug ......................................................................................................25George Conley, Precinct 1 County Commissioner .................................................................22Highland Furniture ..................................................................................................................19

Hilltop Family Church .............................................................................................................21Hopwood’s Tax Service & More ..............................................................................................20Howell’s Cafe .......................................................................................................................... 11J&E Air Conditioning & Heating Inc ........................................................................................20Ladybug Quilt Fabric ..............................................................................................................17Larry Don Murphy, DDS Family Dentistry .................................................................................5Larry’s Carpet .........................................................................................................................16Laura’s HealthMart Pharmacy ................................................................................................27M&D Tire & Auto ..................................................................................................................... 11Moss Rehabilitation Center ....................................................................................................15Pinnacle Bank .........................................................................................................................28Rae’s Service, Inc ...................................................................................................................22Shinola’s Texas Cafe ..............................................................................................................22Springtown Family Dental .......................................................................................................20Springtown Gas Company ........................................................................................................7Star Bank of Texas..................................................................................................................24Sutton Printing Company ........................................................................................................23The Dog House Pet Salon ......................................................................................................19The Lube Center .....................................................................................................................17Tri-County Electric Cooperative Inc ..........................................................................................9Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation ...............................................................................25Walnut Creek S.U.D ...............................................................................................................26Weichert Realtors - Team Realty ............................................................................................14West Side Storage ....................................................................................................................4Winstead Paint & Body .............................................................................................................7Woody Creek Bar-B-Q ............................................................................................................26

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Bringing the community to-gether in the name of Christ – that’s the common goal of local churches from the Springtown area that come together as the Fellowship of Christian Churches.

While there has always been camaraderie and cooperation between the churches, the Fel-lowship aims to unite the entire community in honor of the Lord.

“We do want to unite around Christ and around the cross as a body of believers,” said Pas-tor Doug Harris of Agnes Bap-tist Church.

“We do it together, and we do it for the Lord – let’s rec-ognize Christ, because he’s the glue that sticks us together.”

The Fellowship has once again come together to spon-sor the 31st Annual Wild West Festival as a way of serving the community while making a statement about their unity in the body of Christ.

This the second year the Fel-lowship will be an event spon-sor; they did so the previous year in honor of late Pastor

John Conway, who was pas-sionate about unifying the lo-cal churches.

“This is a legacy he wanted to leave,” Harris said. “He would want the community to see that their churches gather together around the cross.”

The Fellowship is involved in many other community events as well, Harris said.

They host the annual school prayer event, and they work in conjunction with the Spring-town Area Chamber of Com-merce to provide food and gifts at the annual luncheon for new teachers.

Harris said the Fellowship also gathers together monthly to eat and pray together in the heart of Springtown.

“We meet once a month and have lunch, and weather per-mitting, we go to the Taber-nacle and pray together for our community,” Harris said.

“Our greatest desire is that we want to see not only God’s blessing on our community, but our community blessing God by the way that we live.”

Around the cross: United

Springtown area churches come together to support the community

Whatever you do, work at it with your heart, as working for the Lord and not for men. Colossians 3:23 Photo courtesy of the Springtown Area Chamber of Commerce


2015 Wild West FestivalSchedule of Events

Saturday, September 19th

10:45 am - 11:00 am .........................................................................Gunfighters11:10 am - 11:30 am ...........................................................Judy ballew Conger11:30 am - 11:50 am ......................................................................... Wisper Cox11:50 am - 12:10 pm .................................................................... taylor teague12:15 pm - 1:00 pm .................................................. buffalo bill Cowboy band12:30 pm - 1:00 pm ..........................................................................Gunfighters1:00 pm - 2:00 pm .................................................... buffalo bill Cowboy band2:00 pm- 2:30 pm .............................................................................Gunfighters2:30 pm - 2:50 pm ....................................................................Klassy Kloggers2:50 pm - 3:15 pm ................................................................................mia miller3:15 pm - 4:00 pm ............................beard Competition & Singer Wisper Cox

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Ward WestAir: Oldest business in town keeps up with times, serves community

Springtown’s longest operating business sits right in the heart of the town square.

Ward WestAir prides itself in being deeply rooted in the history of Springtown and is a participat-ing sponsor in the Chamber of Commerce’s Wild West Festival Saturday, Sept. 19.

The Ward family established Ward Welding in 1936 as a black-smith and service shop for local farmers and ranchers. They add-ed welding supplies and indus-trial gases as well.

Then in 1995, Dale Shaw and his son Quinn purchased Ward Welding and Supply and expand-ed the focus from welding and fabrication toward hard goods.

The Shaws partnered with Michael Crambes in 2012 and began to expand the business by adding concrete projects, fences, and buildings. More importantly, they were licensed with the Texas Department of Transportation which expanded the company’s industrial gas offerings.

Dale and Quinn decided to sell the business in 2013 so Crambes sought out WestAir Gases – an-other family-owned business – as

a partner to continue the compa-ny’s growth.

Since that time Ward WestAir has purchased two Fort Worth welding supply stores and opened a new store in Saginaw. In just two years the company has grown six times larger and hired 11 new employees.

“Supporting Springtown in events like the Wild West Festi-val is why we have been blessed with growth. We buy local when we can and try to help out where we can,” said Crambes, general manager of the company. “That is what this town is all about. Our goals and success would not be good enough if they did not in-clude the needs and development of our community.”

Ward WestAir offers a full line of products and is a distributor for major welding and industrial product lines including Lincoln, Miller, Victor, Tweco, Norton, and Sait.

They also sell an extensive line of safety products such as gloves, head gear, helmets, eye and face protection, burn resistant cloth-ing, and hoods from brands such as Revco, Jackson, Tillman, and

Save Phace.In addition, Ward WestAir is a

full-service medical gas provider and specializes in servicing den-tists, doctors, veterinarians, and surgery centers.

“We offer a wide range of guaranteed-pure gases and equip-ment to ensure the safe and ef-ficient handling of all gases,” said Crambes. “Our pure medical gases, classified by the Food and Drug Administration as drugs, are produced in accordance with the current Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).”

No matter the production envi-ronment, Ward WestAir can pro-vide a complete line of welding and industrial gases to meet your contained-gas needs.

Ward WestAir employees take pride in treating each cus-tomer like a guest in their home. WestAir’s mission statement is “large enough to serve but still small enough to care.”

With the resources of WestAir, the business continues to flour-ish and expand new offerings to the community it serves. Cram-bes went on to say, “We never stop listening to the needs of the

people – understanding the needs of the community helps us recog-nize opportunities to grow and is the cornerstone of what has given us success here in Springtown.”

Learn more about WestAir Gases by visiting its website www.westairgases.com or by calling 817-220-7291.

At Ward WestAir on the Springtown Square, (l-r) Philip Self, branch manager; Rudy De La Fuente, account man-ager; Michael Lemmons, production lead; and Michael Crambes, general manager, can take care of all your contained-gas needs. And they’ll treat you like a guest in their home while doing so.


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by Natalie GeNtryBrookshire’s employees are

excited about the upcoming Wild West Festival benefiting the Springtown Area Chamber of Commerce.

“Like always, we will have a drink station at the festival,” store manager Mark Baumann said.

But Wild West isn’t the only thing Brookshire’s supports in the Springtown community through-out the year.

There’s Spirit of Christmas; Relay For Life; numerous food drives for Neighbor To Neigh-bors; and countless donations of gift cards, food items, and drinks to Springtown ISD schools and events.

The Brookshire’s experienceThe Brookshire’s chain has put

in place several programs to help shoppers save during their grocery experience.

The cornerstone plan is the YourPoints program.

Customers simply need to regis-ter their free Thank You Card, and they will begin earning one Your-Point per dollar on most purchases at participating Brookshire’s Food Stores.

In addition, Brookshire’s also offers eDeals of the week.

Customers register to receive eDeals and then just watch their inbox for a great offer each week that’s already loaded to their Thank You Card.

Then they simply put the items in their cart, use their Thank You Card at the checkout, and the sav-

ings are automatic.The Text Club is another way

for customers to receive additional deals from Brookshire’s.

By registering online or texting “GROCERY” to 43101, custom-ers can get bonus Your Points and special offers.

Brookshire’s also created a app that allows customers to make and manage shopping lists, view YourPoints balances, load up on coupons, browse recipes, and check out weekly sales – all with the their phone.

The load-to-card coupons make saving money easy by allowing shoppers to select coupons online or through their app.

The coupons are stored on the customer’s Thank You Card and automatically redeemed at check-out.

Now that’s shopping in the digi-tal age.

Brookshire’s also offers an op-portunity for shoppers to win cash for Springtown High School as well as special offers through the ongoing Extra Point competition.

By texting PORCUPINES to 43101 each day, Brookshire’s cus-tomers give SHS the chance to win $10,000 as well as earn week-ly specials for themselves.

Giving back to the communitySimply put, Brookshire’s aims

to keep their focus on providing excellent customer service and giving back to the people and the community.

Just last month in August, the store collected donations of Gato-

Brookshire’s: Groceries with friendly service and an engaging atmosphere

rade for local fire and police de-partments as part of a company-wide campaign.

All in all they were able to contribute eight pallets of Gato-rade to the cause.

“I think people want to help, but they don’t always know how,” Baumann said. “This was

an easy way for them to help their community, and I’m very thank-ful for the citizens of Springtown.”

Baumann went on to say Springtown is a great town to live and work in.

“This community re-ally reaches out and helps everyone, when-ever there’s a need,” he said. “We just try to do our part, as well.”

From the carryout tradition to the ad-dition of niche offer-ings, like sushi, the staff at brookshire’s strives to make the shopping experi-ence enjoyable. Photo by Natalie Gentry

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Springtown Chamber of Commercefor another successful Wild West!

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Customers and community a priority at Diamond B Roofing

In 2009, Springtown native Blake May established Diamond B Roofing and Construction right here in his hometown.

“I appreciate the close-knit feel of this community,” May said, adding that it’s a dynamic not of-ten found in more metropolitan areas.

The 2004 Springtown High School graduate said he enjoys interacting with customers and that earning the approval of his clients makes the hard work

worthwhile.May said he strives to be a fa-

miliar face in the area and stays involved with the Springtown Area Chamber of Commerce as a means to help the community.

In fact, he was nominated as Ambassador of the Year at the 2014 chamber banquet.

May knows that customer ex-perience and referrals means a lot in his line of work.

Diamond B Roofing boasts a number of industry certifications; the company is a GAF-certified installer and holds membership in the North Texas Roofing Con-tractors Association and the Na-tional Roofing Contractors Asso-ciation.

The company has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and maintains $1 million in gen-

eral liability insurance.Additionally, Diamond B Roof-

ing has licensed adjusters on staff to assist customers throughout the claims process and to ensure they get the money they deserve.

“I want the hardest thing my customers do to be picking up the phone and calling in the claim,”

May explained. “We work close-ly with local insurance compa-nies that are more than happy to help.”

Diamond B Roofing provides much more than roofing repairs, with crew members ready to tack-le residential additions, remodels, porches, decks, and many other projects – they handle jobs rang-ing from small residential to large commercial projects.

Since the inception of the com-pany, May has consistently spon-

sored Springtown’s annual Wild West Festival and makes a prior-ity of supporting numerous other community events.

Driven by his desire to provide an excellent service to the com-munity, May said he is glad to be based in Springtown.

“Roofing is our business,” he said. “My team and I are moti-vated to deliver the best possible product of any competitor.”

Diamond B Roofing offices are located at 426 East Highway 199. For more information, call (817) 523-4137.

Diamond B Roofing & Construction Owner Blake May, a Springtown native, said he is proud to provide quality, professional construction to area residents. Photo by Natalie Gentry

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Wild West Booths on the square See Map Page 10 Booth# Vendor ..........................................................Booth Type Booth# Vendor .......................................................... Booth Type 106 Artfully Happy .......................................................Paintings, Prints, Paint on the Spot 108 Brazos Trails Cowboy Church .................... Giveaways, Bibles, Bookmarks, Magnets 109 Kountry Kidney ....................................................Crosses, Birdhouses, Wreaths, Etc. 201 Texas Western Legends ............................................................................ Information 204 Parker County Democratic Party .............................................................. Information 205 Doodle Bug’s Trinkets ...................................................... Crochet Hats, Can Recycle 206 Touched By Life ........................................................Mesh Wreaths, PJ’s, Party Hats 207 Springtown OES ........................................................ Raffle Tickets For Ladies Pistol 208 Joplin Masonic Lodge ............................................................................... Information 209 Eureka Masonic Lodge ............................................................................. Information 210 Southern Rustic & Wear ...............................................Clothing, Jewelry, Purses, Etc. 301 Sons of Confederate Veterans ..................................................... Information & Flags 302 Pro Shack, LLC....................... ...................................Cleaning Services, Aquaponics 305 Scrollriffic Crafts ..................Handmade Crosses, Pictures & Ornaments out of wood 306 Star Telegram-Christina Rogers ..........................................Newspaper Subscriptions 307 Pritti Kitti Soap Products .......Handmade Organic Bath Soaps, Scrubs & Lotion Bars 308 Jeunesse ............................................................ Skin & Nutrition Anti-Aging Products 309 Pink Out .........................................................................................Pink Baked Goods 310-312 Boomtown Furniture .................................. Furniture, Accessories, Flip Flops, Purses 402 Toys A Lot ...................................................................................................... .......Toys 403 Noe’s Hot Sauce, LLC ..............................................................Hot Sauces, Samples 404 Glamour Beads & Collections ........................................................Clothing & Jewelry 405 Star Horse Creations ...................................................Custom Lariat Baskets, Vases 406 Bethany Home Health ............................................................................... Information 407 OneSource Communications .............................................. Wireless Internet Service 408-409 Cowtown Gifts ...............................................................................Handmade Jewelry 410 Amy Hayman Photography ..................................... 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Mock Jail 419-420 Parker County Emergency Management .....................Preparedness Info & Rehab Center 421 Eagle Mountain Metal Arts ....................................Metal Art From Recycled Materials 422 Sadies Signs..... ............................................................... Hand Painted Rustic Decor 423 Pampered Chef ................................................................... Pampered Chef Products 424 Mattress Masters of Texas ............... Information, Win Free Pillows, Mattress Demos 425 Costco Wholesale ......................................................................Costco Memberships 426 Sassy Imaginations .................................................................... Sassy Bow & Arrows 427 Firefly Lane ............................................Home Decor, Yard Art, Clothing, Jams, Teas 428 Zeal For Life ......................................................................................................... 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Soft Serve Ice Cream 439 Tupperware .............................................................................................. Tupperware 440 Beard Competition ................................................................... Sign Up / Registration 441 Beard Competition ................................................................... Sign Up / Registration 502-503 Zoo Lous Gift Shop .................................... ...Plus Size Women Clothing, Handmade Sandals, Belts, Caps, Jewelry, Purses 505 The Luke 311 Mission Inc. ...................................................................Shotgun Raffle 506 Thirty-One Gifts ................................................................ Bags, Purses, Wallets, Etc. 507 Springtown Sand & Gravel ................................ Advertising Sand, Gravel, Rock, Etc. 508 Green Mountain Energy ................................... Information On Pollution Free Energy 509 Allstate Cory Phillips Agency ......................................................Information & Raffle

510 Spencer Custom Leather ....................................................Handmade Leather Items 511-513 Texas Blade Barn ..............................................................................................Knives 514 Wood Art By Sandi & Don ....Hand Scrolled Wood Animals, Crosses, Silhouettes & Art 602-603 Kozy Korner Kollectables ........... Men’s Western Wallets, Cell Phone Cases, Knives, Hand Carved Animals, Hats, Kids’ Toys, Sling Shots, Ink Pens 604 S’town Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses .................................... Bible Literature 606 SHS Dance Team ...................................................Raffle Fire Pit & Misc. Spirit Items 607 Western Specialities .............................. Sauces, Colognes, Sunglasses, Craft Items 608 Leather “n” Lasso ............................................. Cowboy Hats, Caps, T-Shirts, Purses 609 States of Reflection .......................................................... 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Kettle Corn 707A Hip Pop ................................................................................... Handcrafted Popsicles 708 The Flour Garden Kitchen... ...... Indian Tacos, Hot Dogs, Nachos, French Fries, Chili Fries, Italian & Belgian Waffles 709 Donovan Concessions ............ ...Hamburger Baskets, Footlong Corn Dogs, Chicken Strip Basket, Twisted Tators, Raspberry Tea, Lemonade 709A Springtown FFA ............................................. Cotton Candy, Raffle Tickets, Yeti Cups 801 Tri-County Church of Christ ..........................................................Church Information 802 Mundo & Associates .......................................................................... Citizens Survey 803 Still Waters Retreat ................................................................................... Information 804 Nerium ...................................................................................................... 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H & R Block Information 819 Cuteness on a Budget ...................................................Children’s Clothes and Bows 821-822 Kathy’s Southwest Crafts ..........................Pictures, Crosses, Toys, Solar Lights, Etc. 823-826 Rock Island Boutique .......................... Women’s/Kids Clothing, Jewelry, Purses, Etc. 827 Snap Fitness ..........................................................................................Memberships 828 Azle Masonic Lodge ................................................................................. 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To secure your place, all it takes is a security deposit. To request a brochure and other information, contact Heather Holman today at (817) 444-3249.


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Experience the Joy......of living the way you want during your golden years. At Eagle Crest Villa Retirement and Assisted Living Community, you’ll find luxurious retire-ment living in a safe and secure environment. En-joy the privacy and comfort of your own apartment with your personal belongings, as well as a level of care from knowledgeable professionals, around the clock, that exactly matches your individual needs. And there’s a variety of things to do with interest-ing people to meet. It’s a place that will make you smile and feel right at home. Besides, haven’t you earned it? Come see us soon.

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Experience the Joy......of living the way you want during your golden years. At Eagle Crest Villa Retirement and Assisted Living Community, you’ll find luxurious retire-ment living in a safe and secure environment. En-joy the privacy and comfort of your own apartment with your personal belongings, as well as a level of care from knowledgeable professionals, around the clock, that exactly matches your individual needs. And there’s a variety of things to do with interest-ing people to meet. It’s a place that will make you smile and feel right at home. Besides, haven’t you earned it? Come see us soon.

• Linenandmaidservice• Attendantsavailable24-hours• Transportationtolocaldoctors,pharmacies,and

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...at Eagle Crest Villa. This new and exciting Retirement and Assisted Living Community is filled with active, fun loving people who live and work there. Enjoy some friendly conversation in front of the entry fireplace. Join in a spirited game of dominoes. Or work out in all the comfort of home – and more. It’s safe, too, for the peace-of-mind you deserve.

So why not start the new year out right? Call or come see us. We’ll be glad to show you around and help you pick out your new apartment.

Eagle Crest Villa Retirement and Assisted Living Community – a new way of living that’s right for you.

To request a brochureand other information,contact DorothyCherryhomes todayat (817) 444-3249

Eagle Crest Villa is located in Azle, Texas off Highway 199 on Denver Trail, across from Harris Methodist Hospital.


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To secure your place, all it takes is a security deposit. To request a brochure and other information, contact Dorothy Cherryhomes today at (817) 444-3249.


Make New Friends......at Eagle Crest Villa where there’s always something fun going on. This unique retirement and assisted living community offers a variety of social events and activities to enrich your life and your friendships. From the visiting senior’s bands to the sing-a-longs around the piano, you’ll enjoy this safe and secure setting. And you’ll appreciate our knowledgeable staff of pro-fessionals who are ready to assist you around the clock. Come join us at Eagle Crest Villa. You’ll be glad you did.

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Heyyyyyy! It’s Elvis!

Ride ‘Em!

Elvis Presley could draw a crew and so do his wheeled impersonators. Photo by Natalie Gentry

Yee-haw! Kids have a blast in the special Children’s Area with a bevy of fun options. Photo by Natalie Gentry


Serving the Communities of Parker, Tarrant and Wise Counties for 30 years!

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817-220-4663Weatherford

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For family owned Taco Casa, having a location in Springtown revolves around family and com-munity.

Owner Tom Loughrey said, “We think of our customers as a big family. We have so many who have been so loyal from day one.”

Historically, the Taco Casa chain is 43 years old; the Spring-town Taco Casa has been here 14 years now, and Loughrey has owned it for 13 of those.

Loughrey said getting involved in the community is essential for the restaurant.

“Our focus is to support the community,” he said. “We’re very active in the schools and churches, and there are a lot of non-profits we help.”

That’s why you’ll see Taco Casa involved in the 31st Annu-al Wild West Festival again this year – they think of the commu-nity as family.

Taco Casa remains committed to serving the people of Spring-town, where they enjoy such a loyal following.

Even local Taco Casa em-ployees tend to stick around, Loughrey said.

“There are some employees that have been with us for 13 years,” he said. “To me, it’s about

the community as a whole, but our employees become like fam-ily, also.”

For years, locals of all ages have poured into the restaurant at 101 Highway 199 West, Suite A – at the intersection of the Jacks-boro Highway and Main Street.

Springtown folks know that their Taco Casa lives by the com-pany motto of “Real Fresh...Real Food...Real Good...”

They are present throughout the town – every visitor to Porcupine Stadium sees the company’s bril-liant sign displayed, and many a sportswriter and stadium worker has enjoyed food delivered to the press box on fall Friday nights.

Choosing a menu favorite at Taco Casa is not easy.

Aside from the generous filling in every regular taco – crunchy or soft – there’s a “Super Taco” as well as a “Taco Lite,” and “Taco Casa Delights,” a crispy cinna-mon treat for dessert.

Not to mention huge burritos, a salad, tostados, nachos and chila-das.

Especially popular are the fa-mous chiliburgers and the gotta-have-it, fresh brewed tea.

If you’re looking for good food served by good people – just like family – look no further than Taco Casa.

Good food, good people at Taco Casa

Whether the weather is 100 or 20 degrees outside, Springtown’s J&E Air Conditioning can make sure you are comfortable inside. With decades of experience, owner William Hughes installs and repairs all sorts of units in all kinds of homes. Plus J&E installs roof insulation. So if you need to get your home ready for seasonal onslaughts, call J&E Air Conditioning at 817-220-4506 or stop by 1825 West Highway 199.

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Do you know that you have the choicewhen it comes to your care? Welcome to

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You can find anything you need for home repair or any other project at Springtown’s Higginbotham Brothers True Value at 440 East Highway 199. And plenty of what you need is often on sale – specials are highlighted monthly. Stop by, call 817-668-7656 or visit www.higgin-bothamscom; they will take care of your every need.

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CARPETLarry’s

8305 Jacksboro Hwy. • 817-237-7871

for every room in your home!Quality, large selection, and great prices...

are still found at

“Since 1979”

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When Jerry Durant be-came a car dealer he was only 23 years old – one of the youngest Chevrolet deal-ers in the nation.

Today, 45 years after Du-rant first began, he finds himself at the helm of a com-pany that provides jobs for more than 400 employees.

It has grown to one of the largest auto dealerships in the Metroplex, consisting of Jerry’s Chevrolet, GMC/Buick, Cadillac, Toyota, Sci-on, Hyundai, and pre-owned sales.

But Jerry Durant Auto Group is about more than just vehicles.

Jerry’s takes great pride

in community involvement, paying it forward, and giv-ing back to area communi-ties.

The company is once again sponsoring Spring-town’s Wild West Gun Fight show on Saturday, Sept. 19, during the 31st Annual Wild West Festival.

You can find Jerry’s Auto Group in the 3000 block of Fort Worth Highway in Weatherford and Jerry Du-rant Toyota at 5100 High-way 377 East in Granbury, so remember to come out our way and trade your way!

Call 817-596-8088, stop by a showroom, or surf over to the web site at jerrystexas.

com, where you can view the en-tire new and pre-owned car inventories offered by the Jerry Durant Auto Group.

Come and help Jerry’s celebrate their 45th year in business anniversary on Sat-urday, Oct. 24 during Jerry’s Fall Festival – a great eve-ning of fun for the entire family, and one more way Jerry’s can say thanks for “bringing you home for 45 years.”

Jerry Durant Auto Group: Bringing you home for 45 years

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Mon–Fri 10am – 5pmSat 10am – 4pm

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Join the staff and residents at Eagle Crest Villa and discover what a professional retirement and assisted living community center can be. Everyone strives to create fun times for residents. Bands and sing-a-longs among other social events are held in safe, secure settings. Transportation is available to local medical specialists and pets are welcome, with restrictions. Stop by 113 Denver Trail or call 817-444-3249 to find out more about the unique villa where new friends are made every day.

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Friendship Baptist Church

First Baptist Church

Cornerstone Community

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Agnes Baptist Church

Snow Wizzard

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PONY CAROUSEL

Bounce House

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BUNGEE RUN

OBSTACLE COURSE

GIANT SLIDE

TRAIN STATION

Hilltop Family Church

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224 West Main St.817-270-0948

Fax 817-270-0543Attorneys:

Beckham, Rector and Eargle, LLP

Rebecca McNuttEscrow Officer

Branch Manager

Congratulations Springtown Chamber of Commerce on a great Wild West Festival!

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Located just 6 miles west of Springtown 350 Agnes N. Springtown, TX 76082

Sunday School...10:00 AM

Morning Worship...11:00 AM

Sunday Evening...6:30 PM

Wednesday Night…7:00 PM

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Pastor Doug Harris817-523-7271

Located just 6 miles west of Springtown350 Agnes N.

Springtown, TX 76082

Loving God, Loving People, Living the Gospel

Sunday School...10 AM Morning Worship...11 AM Sunday Evening...6:30 PM

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THANKS To All Of Our Loyal

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Larry’s Carpet has the covering for every room in your house. The showroom and ware-house at 8305 Jacksboro Highway offers carpet – rolls and remnants – ceramic tile, and wood flooring at great prices. In business since 1979, come see Nathan & Larry Vaughn. If you can’t stop by in person, call them at 817-237-7871 or visit the web site at www.Larryscarpet.com and see the quality Larry’s Carpet has been offering for decades.

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489 HWY. 199 WESTBROOKSHIRE SHOPPING CENTER

SPRINGTOWN – 817-220-2499

HOURS:Monday - Friday • 5:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Springtown Family Dental

434 Hwy. 199 E.

817-523-5963www.springtownfamilydental.com

402 S. Ash & Hwy. 199 W. • SpringtownOwner: Donna Hopwood, E.A.

Hopwood’s Tax Service & More

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1227 Old Cottondale Road Springtown817-220-7177 & 817-523-7177

The Soul Train will pick up your children on Sunday mornings for Sunday School and Church. A free breakfast is provided

each week for those who ride the Trolley. Call to register your child to ride.

Hilltop: A Church with YOU in Mind!

www.hilltop-church.com

Bed Babies, Nursery and Toddler care provided for all services.

Stop by our booth in the Children’s Park and register for a FREE boy’s bicycle, girls bicycle, and a $100.00

gift card to Brookshires Grocery Store. Our way of saying “Howdy Pardner!”

Wednesday Evenings

AWANA for children6:00-8:00 pm

Summer Months

Youth 6:00-8:00 pmAdults 6:30-7:30 pm

Service Times:

Sunday MorningLife Classes (Sunday School)9:30-10:30 am

Morning Worship 10:45 amKID’S Church 10:45 am

The Wells Fargo stagecoach is scheduled to make its annual appear-ance in the Wild West Festival’s annual parade Saturday, Sept. 19.

Missy Grubis, Springtown branch manager, said she receives re-quests every summer inquiring if the stagecoach will ride again.

Luckily, the answer has been pretty consistent.Grubis said she usually schedules the iconic artifact of bygone

days in December each year for the following September.While the 31st annual festival is all about fun, it undeniably also

celebrates the more colorful facets of Springtown’s history includ-ing pioneers, bank robbers, cowboys, and gunfights.

The stagecoach was an integral to civilizing the wild western frontier – a symbol of getting money, mail, and passengers across the continent – and the Springtown Wells Fargo branch arranges for it to be in the parade each year.

This year is no different; the Wells Fargo stagecoach will once again feature in the Wild West Festival parade, which begins at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 19.

The parade route will circle much of the commercial section of the town; beginning at Brookshire’s parking lot on State High-way 199.

It will roll west on the highway to the intersection with FM 51 where it will head north, past Tabernacle Square, turn right again on Second Street, and travel east to Springtown Elementary.

The Springtown branch of Wells Fargo is located at 201 South Main Street, on the southwest corner of Tabernacle Square.

Lobby hours are Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Friday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., and Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

The drive-through is open Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri-day 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., and Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Grubis and her staff make it their mission to offer a hometown touch to your banking needs, so call 817-220-4823 for additional information.

Then find a spot to watch the parade and keep an eye out for that classic symbol of the West; the Wells Fargo stagecoach.

Stagecoach symbolizes civilization in Wild West

Photo by Carla Noah Stutsman

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RAE’S SERVICE, INC.

(817) 220-1229

PresidentTIM RAE

Springtown, TX 76082416 S. MAIN

Auto Repair, Radiator Repair, Mufflers & Diagnostics

We are all connected by the people we know, the places we’re from, and the things we hold dear.

The staff at Pinnacle Bank Springtown knows that not only in banking but also in life, community matters. This is why Pinnacle Bank is a $1,000 Platinum sponsor for the Wild West Festival – an indication of its strong support for all things Springtown.

Janelle Summers, vice presi-dent, along with Paige Pearson, branch manager, talked about spending a few hours in Sep-tember, along with the bank staff and their families, driving folks around in golf carts to and from the event.

They all look forward to it.“It’s fun,” Summers said.

“It’s just part of living in a small town. You usually know where to go to get things done. It’s all about people helping each other.”

“It’s all about giving some-thing back to the community,” Pearson – who was recently promoted after 15 years with the bank – added. “I’ve been

chauffeuring people around the Wild West Festival for eight years now, and love to see all the families who come out and enjoy the day. It’s always such a pleasure getting to talk with everyone.”

The bank’s support of Wild West has a lot to do with its fo-cus on community banking – a concept fostered by the home office in Nebraska several de-cades ago.

Pinnacle Bancorp was found-ed by a Ne- braska bank-i n g family i n 1938. T h a t same f a m - i l y r u n s t h e organization now. Pinnacle Bancorp bought Springtown’s First Bank and several other area branches in 2008.

“I think it helps that Pinnacle Bank is still family owned and operated,” Summers said.

With the backing of a large organization, the Springtown bank can provide its customers with all the services they need – from free checking and debit cards to an array of online bank-

ing services. And in an economy strug-

gling to recover from reces-sion, the bank is still handing out loans and helping folks get into new homes – or refinance mortgages. Rates are still at an all-time low.

“We have it better in this part of the country than most folks,” Pearson said. “We’ve been blessed.”

Both Pearson and Summers say they feel blessed to work with employees who actually care about the community they serve – and are willing to spend an entire Saturday chauffeuring people around in golf carts.

“Many of our people grew up in this area went to school here and know the people they serve,” Summers said. “I couldn’t do it without them.”

To see how much Pinnacle Bank values community, see the stories at whycommunity-matters.com.

To use the bank’s online ser-vices via the Internet, tap into www.pinnbanktx.com.

Pinnacle Bank is located at 726 E. Highway 199 in Springtown.

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Pinnacle Bank staffers were the first in Springtown to show their support for law enforcement by Baking the Blue Friday, Sept. 5. They are: (l-r) Hayley McClure, Kathy Vasquez, Kathy Lockhart, Branch Manager Paige Pearson, Angie Shannon, Alex Arnold, Tiffany Haas, and Vice President Janelle Summers. Photo by Carla Noah Stutsman

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Customers return again and again to Woody Creek. Jennifer said, “I tell people to just try us once. You can’t please everybody, but I tell them ‘you will be back.’”

The portions are impressive and that amplifies the store creed: “If you walk out of here hungry, it’s your fault.”

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