Ryan Wadethe is a journalist for the Community News, focusing on local news and events. With a passion for sports reporting, Ryan covers high school athletics and community events in the area. He is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged through his articles.
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With Oncor working to relocate the electrical lines for the new Aledo City Hall project, the city council took steps during their meeting on Thursday, April 25, to ensure the project keeps moving forward.
As any community grows, so does its need for strong law enforcement. Take the City of Aledo, for example. Over its history it has outgrown the sleepy, bedroom community aesthetic and has …
By: Ryan Wade
Delaney Rosser turns the first half of an attempted double-play in the top of the seventh inning of the Regional Quarter-final.
Numerous times this season the Aledo Bearcats baseball team has rallied late in a game or in extra innings to pick up a much-needed win. It’s become so commonplace, the name “Cardiac …
The Ladycats celebrate following their Game 1 win over Burleson Centennial to start the Region 1 Championship Series on Wednesday.
BURLESON – The Aledo Ladycats are going to Austin to compete in the Class 5A State Softball Tournament following a 12-7 win over Burleson Centennial on Thursday, May 23, to complete the sweep …
Aledo mayor Nick Stanley and former mayor Kit Marshall pose for a photo with Deana McMullen on Thursay, Sept. 26. McMullen officially retired as City Secretary after 13 years with the City of Aledo.
Countless municipalities across the country have undergone rebranding initiatives in recent years. The City of Aledo is no exception.
Gena Hunn receives the Ambassador of the Year Award during the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce Awards ceremony at Dove Ridge Vinyard on Tuesday, Oct. 29.
The Ladycat volleyball team punched their ticket to State on Friday, Nov. 15, as they knocked off the No. 2 team in Texas in straight sets: 25-23, 25-17, and 26-24. Just days removed from toppling No. 1, Amarillo, the Ladycats made the voyage to Haltom City to square off with a Colleyville Heritage squad they know all too well. The Lady Panthers have gotten the best of Aledo in recent years, leaving the Ladycats with a score to settle.
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