Two bank executives from Temple soon will have more responsibilities after being promoted earlier this month.
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BELTON — A fire engine damaged in an October wreck will cost almost $155,000 to repair.
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The U.S. Army appointed a Killeen business owner as a new civilian aide to the Secretary of the Army, or CASA, during an investiture ceremony in the Perot Building in Dallas on Jan. 8.
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The rain may be a blessing for those who are experiencing watery and itchy eyes, runny noses, scratchy throats and sinus headaches.
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Three Temple residents, including City Manager Brynn Myers, will be honored by the Girl Scouts of Central Texas in April.
Residents of Central Texas will now be better served after a move by a Temple medical transport.
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Several incumbents, a Belton mayoral candidate and a newcomer tossed their names in for the May 2 city council and school board elections.
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BELTON — Marion Grayson has been a fixture on the City Council here for 16 years. She first served as a council member for a decade then mayor for six years.
HOLLAND — A boil water notice was issued Tuesday afternoon for the city of Holland after a water line break occurred between Sumbera and Claudewood streets.
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Those looking for birth and death records in Temple temporarily have to look to Bell County for their documents instead of the city.
KILLEEN — The state comptroller discussed current economic projections for the state, as well as issues concerning tax appraisal districts, during a talk in Killeen on Monday.
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“Where do we go from here” will be discussed Saturday evening at a Temple town hall meeting.
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Surveying the homeless annually on the fourth Thursday of January provides a snapshot of this population throughout the country.
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BELTON — A proposed subdivision straddling the Bell-Burnet-Lampasas county lines faces a rocky road to approval.
Temple College will hold a job fair for high school and college students Jan. 24, and it is structured to also include employment opportunities for young adults with disabilities.
The business of Perry OfficePlus is business — everything to make work life workable.
Texas cities, counties, transit systems and special-purpose taxing districts will receive $763.8 million in sales tax allocations in January, according to a news release from Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar.
