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Mineral Wells, Texas is a small city located about an hour west of Fort Worth. It has a population of approximately 15,000 people and is known for its mineral water and historic resort. With its small-town charm and close proximity to a major city, Mineral Wells is a popular choice for those looking for a peaceful and affordable place to live in Texas.
Many people have shared their opinions and experiences of living in Mineral Wells on the website BestPlaces.net. Overall, the reviews paint a picture of a friendly community with affordable housing and a slower pace of life. However, there are also mentions of a struggling economy and limited job opportunities in the area.
1. "I've lived in Mineral Wells for over 20 years and have seen it go through some ups and downs. But one thing that has remained constant is the sense of community. People here are genuine and always willing to lend a helping hand." - Sarah M.
2. "I moved to Mineral Wells from a big city and I couldn't be happier. The cost of living is much more affordable and I feel like I can breathe here. The downtown area is charming and there are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy." - David R.
3. "The job market in Mineral Wells is pretty limited, which has been a challenge for me. I would recommend this place for retirees or those who can work remotely. Otherwise, it may be tough to find employment here." - Samantha T.
4. "My family and I have lived in Mineral Wells for generations and it truly feels like home. The schools here are great and there's a strong sense of community. The only downside is the lack of entertainment options, but Fort Worth is just a short drive away." - John D.
based on 3 ReviewsGet to know Mineral Wells with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Mineral Wells
Mineral Wells TX - 7/6/2013
My husband and I are looking for a small town to start our family in and we came across Mineral Wells. Visited the town once and liked what we saw but we do have a few questions before making any permanent decisions. What is the weather like there? Is it a tornado alley? How is job market? and lastly how the phone/internet connection?
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Drug Related Crime - 4/4/2012
The sad truth is that drugs influence crime; Mineral Wells has its reputation for being a drug infested community. The wrap is not all that bad, but any crime is a turn off for people looking forward to finding a desirable location to live with a family, to retire, or live alone.
2012 is an election year, and currently the citizens are seeking a mandate to increase drug awareness at all levels of education, for parents, and others. Awareness provides people the ability to recognize suspicious behavior and to report it. Our community is actively seeking changes and to lower the drug-related crimes of burglary and theft.
Check current data and statistics online, visit and ask questions about this community. It is a good place to
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Over 22% lower than National Average cost of livin - 4/4/2012
With the high cost of fuel and increasing prices on medical, groceries, utilities and entertainment it makes sense to look west of Fort Worth and Weatherford, Texas to the small community of Mineral Wells.
Located in the scenic hills and mesas off Highways 281 and 180 you can find affordable homes, a short drive to local banks, businesses, shopping and dining. The Palo Pinto County Hospital is on the west side of town not far from any emergency; CareFlight is there for medical emergencies that require special care. Weatherford College has a campus here. A short drive will take you to nearby lakes for fishing and boating. There is a small rural country club with a golf course, Possum Kingdom Resort offers the celebrated Cliff's golf course just 23 miles away; Sugar Tree on the Brazos River is not far from Mineral Wells as well as Canyon West ( both located in Parker County). In less than an hour you can drive to Fort Worth for more entertainment, healthcare, shopping, and
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