Archives for Friday, March 2, 2007newsFor Amanda and Christopher Warfield, an unanticipated move to Missouri might be in the makings after the management office of their apartment complex in Temple was unexpectedly locked up about two weeks ago, leaving them and other residents with little vision of their futures.
The Warfields and other residents of Forest Oaks Apartments, 400 Fryers Creek Road, tell mostly the same story - about two weeks ago management officials locked the office doors and have not been seen since, leaving residents not knowing if their water and electricity will be shut off or if they will eventually be evicted.
The need to repair aging infrastructure and increase storage space were common themes at a Temple school district staff meeting on Thursday.
More than 100 staff members met with Superintendent Beto Gonzalez and other administration officials in the Temple High School auditorium to discuss the district Temple Fire and Rescue and Temple Police Department employees soon will enjoy a fatter paycheck after City Council approved a 3.1 percent pay increase Thursday.
At its Feb. 1 meeting, the council approved a 3.1 percent increase and a performance plan for its general government employees.
BELTON - All most people know about Lanelle Chimene is that she fell to her death off a Belton overpass, but friends and family say there is much more to remember about her life.
She was a regular at the Belton Senior Center - her ashtray still sits by a bench near the front entrance.
AUSTIN (AP) - Before a crowd of people angry over the Trans-Texas Corridor, state senators grilled transportation commissioners Thursday about the huge toll road project and why Interstate 35 couldn
sportsROGERS - With dominant right-handers Taylor Jungmann and Alan Valenzuela, Rogers can win a pitching duel.
And with offensive stars such as Marshall Coots, Chris Joshlin and Braxton Byers, the Eagles can win a slugfest.
GEORGETOWN - The Keller bus pulled into the Eagle Baseball Field parking lot just a couple minutes after the scheduled start of the Indians
BELTON - Not only did the Belton Tigers awaken some bats that had been a bit dormant, but they also got a nice, long gaze into a bright future.
Belton got six shutout innings from freshman Dillon Newman en route to a 9-1 victory over San Angelo Central in its second pool bracket game of the Georgetown Invitational on Thursday night at Tiger Field.
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