Ximena Gonzales, right, Christina Garza, and other third-grade students from Hector P. Garcia Elemetnary listen to Nella Spurlin with the Contemporaries as she gives a talk Tuesday about South African history and culture in a gallery at the CAC as part of the “Hands On” educational program.
The Centex Officer Dance Camp was held this week atthe Bell Cuonty Expo Center in Belton
Suggested by R.C., A Super Macro of the tip of a Bic Round Stic ball point pen. photo was taken at 1/80th at 3.2 and 1600 iso with a 100mm Macro lens stacked onto 65mm extension tubes.
Suggested by R.C., A Super Macro of the tip of a Bic Round Stic ball point pen. photo was taken at 1/80th at 3.2 and 1600 iso with a 100mm Macro lens stacked onto 65mm extension tubes.
A spider awaits prey Monday morning at the Miller Springs Nature Center at Lake Belton.
An Ant makes it's way across the top of a White Yarrow Monday morning May, 15, 2017 at Chalk Ridge Falls Park near Stillhouse Hollow lake.
Kamiya Porter, 8, practices ballet during Red Nose Day at the Ralph Wilson Youth Center in Temple on Thursday. Red Nose Day is a UK tradition launched in the U.S. last year that aims to raise funds for groups such as Save the Children and the Boys & Girls Club of America.
Bodhi Chapin performs as Charles Webb during a rehearsal of "Our Town" at the Temple Civic Theatre.
When the Belton High School Tigers take on the Panthers of Midway High School next Tuesday the focus may be split between the competition on the field and the youngsters that open the event.
The fifth annual Home Run for Health next week will include Champion children from McLane Children’s Hospital Scott & White. These are children who have been or are receiving medical treatment at McLane Children’s.
Valentine’s Day brings to mind cupids and arrows and hearts.
Consider a more literal view and the heart becomes an organ that pumps blood throughout the body and the gift of blood to someone who is ill is more precious than any box of chocolates, red roses or piece of sparkling jewelry.
On Friday, Barbara Nite Eakin, 84, and her husband, Edward Eakin, 88, of Killeen arrived at the Scott & White Blood Center ready to push up their sleeves and donate a pint.
Travis Richter, left, opens a mailbox while Trey Richter places a chicken inside in a chicken flying contest during the 40th annual Holland Corn Festival in Holland on Saturday.
When Civil War enthusiasts get together, it’s not always all about guts and glory. For some, it’s a good excuse to wear really great clothes, maybe not the most comfortable, but fun to wear all the same.
Bell County Museum Director Stephanie Turnham’s enthusiasm and vision for the museum never wavers. “I would love to see the museum grow as the county and the Central Texas region grows in terms of programs, exhibitions and special events,” said Turnham.
Three women watch from the sidelines at the Battle of Temple Junction Civil War demonstration on Saturday.
Katelyn Heisch of Belton models an authentic antique parasol and a straw bonnet at the Battle of Temple Junction Civil War demonstration. Heisch made the bonnet herself, including braiding straw into the hat shape.
Katelyn Heisch of Belton describes a Civil War widow’s dress during a period fashion show at the Battle of Temple Junction Civil War demonstration. Heisch said that blue and brown were also acceptable colors.
Amy McKinney of Academy holds Victoria Hobbs, 4, during a ladies’ respite at the three-day Civil War demonstration. Paula Frederick, center, of College Station and Katelyn Heisch, right, of Belton enjoy researching and sewing their own costumes.
Bell County Museum Director Stephanie Turnham looks out from the new wing of the Bell County Museum. The expansion is just one of the goals she set and accomplished at the museum.
Amy McKinney of Academy holds Victoria Hobbs, 4, during a ladies’ respite at the three-day Civil War demonstration. Paula Frederick, center, of College Station and Katelyn Heisch, right, of Belton enjoy researching and sewing their own costumes.
