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2020 Election Coverage
- Grief, anger, disbelief: Trump voters face election aftermath with questions, skepticism
- AP Explains: Election's validity intact despite Trump claims
- Biden implores Americans to wear masks amid vaccine progress
- Biden wins White House, vowing new direction for divided US
- Election explainer: States still in play and what makes them that way
- Biden needs 1 more battleground state to win the White House
- Added cash doesn’t change state House 54 race; Lampasas County carries Buckley to second term
- Texas prisoners dying from COVID-19 at 35% higher rate than rest of US, study finds
- Oregon, New Mexico order near-lockdowns as other states resist
- Temple City Council, Bell commissioners announce meeting changes
- Bell surpasses 700 active coronavirus cases
- Salado football game canceled due to Rusk coronavirus outbreak
Texas cities, counties, transit systems and special-purpose taxing districts will receive $890.5 million in sales tax allocations in November, according to a news release from Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar.
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NAVASOTA — All of the football camps that Rogers juniors Riley Dolgener and Christian Riley attended and the time they spent honing their craft paid off in a magical play that sent the Eagles to a Class 3A Division II bi-district victory Friday night.
Over the past two years Pat Munoz, minister of Hispanics at the First Baptist Church of Belton, has helped translate each Sunday sermon live for Spanish speaking congregation members.
“But the people refused to listen to Samuel. ‘No!’, they said. ‘We want a king over us. Then we will be like all the other nations, with a king to lead us and to go out before us and fight our battles.’” — 1 Samuel 8:19-20
‘Energize’ children’s program
Events this weekend include multiple fundraisers, a gun show, and an orchestra concert.
The curtains on the fall theater productions in the Belton Independent School District will rise during the next two weeks.
