The Belton Early Childhood School (BECS), located at 501 E. Fourth Ave. in Belton, is offering a Community Learning Day on April 5 from 8:30-10:30 a.m. to provide an opportunity for community members, business leaders, […]
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Belton ISD Breaks Ground on Hubbard Branch Elementary
Belton Independent School District (ISD) officials, students and community members celebrated the groundbreaking of Hubbard Branch Elementary, the district’s 13th elementary campus, on Thursday morning. Located at 1651 O.T. Tyler Dr. in the Hubbard Branch […]
Temple Author Gleander Aaron’s Book “What God Says About Prayer” Offers Inspirational Message
Gleander Aaron, a resident of Temple, TX, has recently released her latest book, “What God Says About Prayer”. The book is an inspiring tale that illustrates the author’s relationship with God and her mission to […]
Road Ranger Travel Center and FreeWire Bring Fast EV Charging Stations to Waco
Road Ranger Travel Center and FreeWire have teamed up to offer alternative fueling options to consumers in Waco, TX, with the unveiling of the first of many EV Boost Charging Stations. The move comes as […]
City of Waco Announces Final Candidates for May 6, 2023 General Election
The City of Waco has released the final list of candidates for the upcoming May 6, 2023, general election. This year’s ballot will include Councilmembers for Districts II, IV, and V. The deadline for applications […]
PolitiFact Fact-Checks Donald Trump’s Waco Rally: Multiple False and Misleading Claims
PolitiFact fact-checked multiple claims made by former President Donald Trump at a recent campaign rally in Waco, Texas, and found several of them to be false or misleading. Trump wrongly claimed that the investigations against […]
Salad and Go obtains permits for Hewitt Drive location
Earlier this year Central Texas Reporter broke the news locally that Salad and Go, the fast-growing, 10-year-old chain of carryout salad establishments is coming to Waco, according to reporting by QSRMagazine.com. Additional information has now […]
Waco History: City of Waco paper currency from 1875 Digitized and Preserved
A recently digitized engraved currency certificate issued by “The City of Waco, State of Texas” in 1875 provides a glimpse into the financial practices of the time. Measuring 9 x 19 cm, the certificate features […]
Killeen Homeless Population Decreased in Region’s Annual Homeless Count
The City of Killeen partnered with the Texas Homeless Network, the Central Texas Homeless Coalition, and other organizations to measure homelessness in the Point-in-Time (PIT) Count. The PIT Count is a census of all homeless […]
Killeen City Career Fair to Offer Dozens of Employment Opportunities
The City of Killeen is set to host a career fair on April 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Killeen Civic & Conference Center, 3601 S. WS Young Drive. The event is expected […]
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