Killeen, TX News

• Killeen, TX News
• 06/07/2012 - Military Career Expo-Houston
• Deadline for appraisal protests drawing near
• 1st Air Cavalry Brigade returns home
• Memorial Day: Residents recall selfless service of fallen loved ones
• Senior center plans dance tonight
• Where to vote today
• Short break for some in Killeen, Cove ISDs
• Pilot program that gives vets rides to Temple hospital expanding
• New program helps pay to retrain unemployed vets
• Intersection to close for traffic study
• Road closures in Killeen start Tuesday
• Genealogy class June 23 in Salado
• Fort Hood soldier dies in wreck
• Media report fatal shooting in Gatesville
• Criminal justice students earn certification
• Lampasas hosts Korean Culture Day
• Saddling up with the Rough Riders
• Group re-enacts World War II battle in Austin
• Helping families of fallen troops
• Bell County health district still serving patients
• 06/06/2012 - GA Committee Monthly Meeting
• Democrats seek support from single women
• VA struggles with mental health care
• Three Bell candidates report using consultants
• FEC list shows Dist. 25 candidate Riddle missed filing deadline
• Homestead exemption cuts revenue in Cove
• Cemetery meeting set for Saturday
• Some Coryell candidates bump up ad spending ahead of primary
• Where to vote in primaries Tuesday
• Residents salute America’s heroes at Heights Memorial Day parade
• Summer at BLORA kicks off with two-day Water Fest
• Registration Now Available
• 06/05/2012 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Bankrolling Your Business
• 06/05/2012 - Blood Drive - Summer
• 06/04/2012 - First Step Business Planning Program Begins
• Memorial Day closings planned
• Master Naturalists plan June 2 event
• Heights Memorial Day parade today
• Pet shop hosting ‘adoptathon’
• Business to offer art with a twist
• Turnout down in area as early voting ends
• Biden shares grief with families of military casualties
• ‘Hug Lady’ among first to greet troopers
• Water activities abound at Belton, Stillhouse Hollow lakes
• Area lake levels higher than last summer
• CTC closed on Memorial Day
• 06/01/2012 - Power Hour
• 06/01/2012 - The Rance Allen Group Concert
• 05/31/2012 - Ribbon Cutting Linnemann Realty
• Planetarium to host public viewing of once-in-a-lifetime transit event
• 05/28/2012 - Memorial Day Service
• Dance tonight at Belton senior center
• Volunteers needed Saturday in Killeen
• Memorial Day event at cemetery Monday
• Fort Hood IDs soldier who died May 13
• Elementary students take on social issues
• National Dog Bite Prevention Week provides letter carriers with safety tips
• Holiday travel to exceed last year’s numbers
• Local counties face few polling challenges
• Consumer bureau targets reloadable prepaid cards
• Female soldiers sue military to challenge combat restrictions
• Jail tape: Abdo wanted justice for Muslims
• Caring for ‘very tiny’ patients
• Man charged with evading arrest indicted by Bell County grand jury
• 05/26/2012 - 2012 PRCA Rodeo-Killeen
• Heights approves lower speed limit, more stop signs
• Students become nurse’s aides
• KISD trustees step into new roles
• Local pools required to meet new regulations for disabled swimmers
• ‘Handsome Guy Bandit’ pleads guilty
• Salado Memorial Day ceremony set
• Senior center lunch at 10:30 a.m. today
• Memorial service Sunday in Killeen
• Taps services set at cemeteries Monday
• CTC ranked 16th in magazine’s study
• Killeen man killed during shooting
• Killeen recount finds one extra vote for petitioner
• Businesses, cities watch water use
• Testimony: AWOL soldier seemed suspicious
• 05/26/2012 - Military Appreciation Weekend
• Bomb plot suspect wears mask in court
• Decades later, Vietnam vets savor better public reception at Hood ceremony
• Ex-Mayor Hancock feted at reception
• Killeen man charged with passing counterfeit bills
• Coryell economic board wants to invite military leaders to meetings
• Results of election confirmed
• Female soldiers, vets invited to free getaway
• Cove man charged with sexual assault
• Company to replace utility pole near City Hall in Copperas Cove
• Heights council public hearing today
• Seniors invited to dance at Lions Club Park center
• Marshals talk man into ending escape
• ‘Tonight is your night’
• 05/25/2012 - 2012 PRCA Rodeo-Killeen
• 05/25/2012 - Ribbon Cutting- Security Finance
• Abdo trial begins today in Waco
• Exchange students, hosts experience new culture
• CDC: Infant suffocation deaths up 54 percent
• Fire scorches 45 acres at Stillhouse Hollow
• Belton senior center plans movie Tuesday
• Comptroller awards $3M to colleges
• Click It or Ticket kicks off today
• Kafarra Douglas wins Miss Killeen Pageant
• Happy birthday! Pershing Park school celebrating 50 years this week
• Horses, riders stay sharp with playful competitions at MTQHA play day
• Christmas is year-round endeavor for Santa’s Workshop’s Hersey
• 05/24/2012 - Texas A&M CT Ribbon cutting and Groundbreaking
• 05/23/2012 - Leadership Killeen Graduation
• 05/24/2012 - 2012 PRCA Rodeo-Killeen
• 05/23/2012 - Launching Your Entrepreneurial Future Workshop
• Medical tattoos save lives
• A&M-Central Texas gets permanent home
• New Killeen council members share top priorities
• Killeen council ready to begin work
• Early primary voting brings in low numbers
• Rabbit Fest Parade brings out residents
• Military spouses come together to support troops
• 2 sentenced for embezzlement
• Bag of human bones found
• Man sent to prison for raping daughter
• Authorities end search for man
• Precinct 207 votes at new location May 29
• Cemetery meeting set for June 2
• Sorority plans debutante cotillion
• Walk-in registration at CTC starts Monday
• 05/19/2012 - 2012 Annual Rabbit Fest
• 05/20/2012 - 2012 Annual Rabbit Fest
• Cove ISD set to pay new leader $162,000
• Competitors hit target at Range Rider 3 Gun Challenge
• Killeen recount moves ahead
• Prison has drugs for 23 executions
• Man with knife on bus fatally shot
• 3 protesting Houston acquittal arrested
• Passenger released following acquittal
• Media sale today at senior center
• Knights of Columbus breakfast Sunday
• Killeen police seek burglary suspect
• Shops at Five Hills property remain on schedule
• Breaking ground in Cove
• Warm weather to bring more noise complaints
• 05/21/2012 - Bell County Early Voting
• 05/21/2012 - BUSINESS Q&A FORUM: Creating a Small Business
• 05/22/2012 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Being Your Own Boss
• Media and More Sale at center
• Debutant cotillion May 26 in Killeen
• Gift to help build bridge to new Baylor Stadium
• Texas A&M boots up student website
• Water district meets Monday in Nolanville
• Killeen lifts boil water notice
• Utility pole to be replaced in Cove
• Judge sentences bank robbers
• Students among top 15 in anti-bullying contest
• Perry shows support for College Credit for Heroes at college
• Cove to to start water projects
• City Council reviews grants, change orders
• Census: Minority births now outnumber whites
• Cove school board delays vote on pay plan
• Warm welcome for troopers
• Killeen council candidate seeks recount of District 2 seat
• 05/21/2012 - Phantom Warior Week-2012
• Vietnam veterans can sign up for events
• Military spouses to rally against protesters
• Rabbit Fest fun
• Man pleads guilty to making child porn
• CPS: Kidnapped boy still not ready to meet parents
• Driver safety class Monday in Killeen
• Mental illness group meets Tuesday
• Bell County Dems meet today, Friday
• Special Olympics team sets fundraiser
• Garden grows in Harker Heights
• Inert missile lands near Killeen homes
• Killeen ISD realigns positions
• Man indicted after attempting to shoot police officer
• 05/18/2012 - Ribbon Cutting- Holy Trinity Catholic High School Temple
• 05/17/2012 - 2012 Rabbit Fest
• 05/19/2012 - Filipino American Scholorship Banquet
• 05/17/2012 - May Third Thursday Mixer
• 05/19/2012 - Walk Like MADD 5k Event
• 05/19/2012 - Bell County Early Voting
• 05/20/2012 - Bell County Early Voting
• Miller to take over as KISD superintendent
• Man suspected of assault arrested
• Republican women’s lunch set for today
• Fort Hood IDs soldier who died
• City Council approves assessment for facility
• Manning no longer seeking recount
• Burns named new Cove superintendent
• Fort Hood mass casualty drill brings area responders together
• Killeen City Council meets for 1st time since Nov. recall
• Coryell officials table jail upgrades
• Spc. Charlie Lemon receives Purple Heart 11 months after losing his legs in Iraq
• Manning mulling recount of at-large ballots
• Belton senior center to host country dance
• Local Relay for Life accepting donations
• Area police respond to car chases
• Fort Hood to hold protection exercise
• Epilepsy support group to meet May 29
• Banquet honors KISD seniors
• Democrats debate at Bell County forum
• 05/16/2012 - Ribbon Cutting- Dominican Blowout
• 05/15/2012 - Become A Realtor
• Belton gun show draws area enthusiasts
• Mother’s Day brunch at Fort Hood a tradition for many
• Army veteran helping soldiers through canine program
• Results of Saturday’s general elections for the Village of Salado
• Driver safety class Tuesday in Belton
• Killeen boil water notice starts today
• CCISD joins others with resolution against high-stakes testing
• Muni elections done, now it’s time for primary voting
• 05/15/2012 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Basics of Opening a Restaurant
• 05/15/2012 - Walk To End Alzheimer's Committee Meeting
• 05/15/2012 - New Member Orientation
• Killeen picks new council
• Voters OK $60M bond for three Belton schools
• Purser edges rivals for Killeen school board seat
• Polling change causes some confusion
• Allen quickly transforming U.S. mission in Afghanistan
• Patrol a key issue for sheriff hopefuls
• Tuskegee claim prompts veterans home name review
• Body of soldier who died while Skyping arrives in N.Y.
• KISD board votes to amend contract
• Salado Repubican women meet May 24
• Lions Club senior dance on Tuesday
• Museum to host genealogy workshop
• Killeen to compete with major cities for federal funding
• University’s third commencement ceremony graduates 330 students
• Murphey, Smith re-elected in Harker Heights
• Voters keep Monroe but unseat Toups in Lampasas
• 05/14/2012 - BIKE NIGHT
• 05/14/2012 - Bell County Early Voting
• 05/14/2012 - Ambassador Meeting
• Driver hurt as school bus overturns
• Man gets 75 years for killing wife
• Thousands lose power in storms
• 1st Cav to get new deputy commander
• Boil water notice starts Monday
• Where to vote in today’s election
• New law targets first-time drivers
• Celebration at CTC
• Wives accept Army challenge
• Teen gets 15 years in Killeen shooting death
• Families welcome home Ironhorse soldiers
• GRE Workshop
• 05/13/2012 - Mother's Day Brunch-The Mark
• Offender arraigned on assault charge
• UT chancellor wasn’t told to fire Powers
• Woman dies in car crash in Nolanville
• Mother’s Day tea at senior center today
• Republican women lunch Wednesday
• Bell County Dems plan get-togethers
• Graduation speakers focus on moving forward after graduation
• District 25 candidates discuss views at forum
• Where to vote Saturday
• Work awaits Killeen council
• 510th Clearance Company deploys to Afghanistan
• Bell County needs to hire 12 CPS workers
• New Online History Summer Courses
• 05/12/2012 - Central Texas Arthritis Walk
• 05/12/2012 - Teacher Appreciation Day
• 05/12/2012 - Rabbit Run 4 Hope
• Proposed ban on hiring smokers ends
• Harlingen man gets life for killing elderly woman
• Woman allegedly had affair with boy’s father
• Proposal allows Purple Heart for Fort Hood victims
• Cove police arrest suspect in car crash
• Old Home Day Saturday in Oakalla
• Roadwork today, Friday in Killeen
• Killeen sets early voting record
• Killeen police reopen Explorer program
• Seniors gather to celebrate achievements with Gen TX
• Commission proposes to retire 512 area code
• Bell County grand jury indicts man on felony drug charges
• CTC chancellor set to visit Pacific Far East campus sites
• Burglaries in Killeen fall as KPD adds staff
• Few options for poor women losing health care
• 05/11/2012 - PEC AAS Meeting
• 05/12/2012 - Killeen Municipal Voting Day
• No changes to airport security after foiled plot
• Houston-area boy, 9, found safe
• Judge orders hearing on waste dump
• Police chief: Fired officer kicked teen
• Teen, boyfriend charged in shooting
• Salado Reunion scheduled for June 9
• Class discusses how to manage medicine
• Reserve seats for Mother’s Day lunch
• Register for YMCA swimming lessons
• Killeen voters may set record
• Killeen ISD board keeps teacher stipends
• Heights to start construction on turnaround
• Trustees delay action on raises for teachers
• Fort Hood touts mental health services during May workshop
• CTC Criminal Justice Club recognizes volunteers
• 05/08/2012 - Ambassador Steering Committee
• Teachers pitch projects on Internet for donations
• Cases of pertussis double in county
• County cuts family planning program
• Municipal election early voting ends today
• Online payments available for tickets
• Fort Hood soldiers case colors before relocating to Washington
• Sign-up required for driver safety class
• Women’s Army Corps group to meet
• Alzheimer’s Support Group to meet
• Street maintenance on Mary Lane gets under way today
• Man drowns after saving daughter’s life
• Police identify man killed in accident
• TAMUCT New Building Move
• Experts to ranchers: Don’t rush to restock
• Cove set to collect part of U.S. 190 project cost
• Pooch pals
• Put on Purple for lupus awareness
• Movie Tuesday at Belton senior center
• Water district board to meet
• Cancer support group to meet
• Blood drive Tuesday at Killeen hair salon
• Avenue E closure starts Wednesday
• University sets $60M goal for campaign
• CTC chefs to serve Mother’s Day brunch
• Man, Killeen woman die in 2-car accident
• Love of animals motivates Heights volunteer
• Airshow’s planes help teach history
• Children squeeze life’s lessons from lemonade
• Lead prosecutor in 9/11 case faces fight of his career
• Some fear for-profit colleges aggressively recruit soldiers
• Drought brings hard times for ranchers
• Bell campaign donations show east-west split
• Register for summer classes at CTC
• Lane closures on State Highway 195
• Habitat starts new home Saturday
• I-35 closure planned Monday in Belton
• Realtors endorse Killeen candidates
• Harker Heights to buy Medicine Man property
• Celebrating Cinco de Mayo
• Child struggles with illness
• Coryell County candidates use funds for ads
• 05/11/2012 - Ribbon Cutting-Bead Bistro
• Supporting cancer survivors at Relay for Life
• English a second language for more students
• Spending picks up in Killeen mayor race
• KISD foundation hands out $40K in grants
• Heights farmers market opens today
• Chronic disease workshop Monday
• Bake sale today at Hastings in Killeen
• Killeen lifts boil water notice
• More residents vote in municipal election
• Bicyclist dead after getting struck by car
• Motorcyclist critical after crash in Cove
• 05/11/2012 - Ribbon Cutting-Leah McGee State Farm
• Children coming to the rescue of dog, puppies in Afghanistan
• Candidates square off in Heights
• Children coming to the rescue of dog, puppies in Afghanistan
• Terrorist’s papers reveal concern over al-Qaida’s failures, plan to kill Obama
• New combat roles for women
• Regents reject tuition increase for UT-Austin
• ‘Laundry room rapist’ gets life sentence
• Fort Hood receives two awards for environment
• Police respond to five Cove accidents in 90 minutes
• Retail gasoline prices drop 6 cents this week in state
• CTC cuts ribbon for 'green' house
• Municipal early voting continues
• Brookhaven Reunion Saturday in Belton
• Post IDs soldier who died Monday in Cove
• 05/10/2012 - Crime Prevention in the Work Place - Free Seminar
• Bell grand jury indicts man on forgery charge
• Firefighters make progress on wildfire
• Children living in bus remain in foster care
• Belton senior center plans dance tonight
• Senior center seeks items for fundraiser
• Street maintenance continues in Killeen
• Municipal, school board voting continues
• Mexico’s drug wars inspire director of upcoming film
• Butterfly release planned in Heights
• GOP women prayer breakfast today
• ‘All-star’ healer
• Dogs spend 9 years at Killeen shelter
• Jury convicts man called ‘laundry room rapist’
• 27 apply for Killeen ISD assistant superintendent position
• Illegal fliers attack Killeen council candidates
• 05/04/2012 - Power Hour
• CTC summer semester registration announced
• 05/10/2012 - Ribbon Cutting- Stone Gate Furniture Consignment Gallery
• 05/10/2012 - Launching Your Entrepreneurial Future Workshop
• 05/09/2012 - Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Group
• CTC to host ribbon cutting for energy-efficient “green” house
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• New shows headline Planetarium lineup
• 05/04/2012 - 2012 Centex AirShow
• 05/04/2012 - Chick-fil-A Leadercast
• Fort Hood Rugby Football Club a ‘hard-charging’ team
• Fort Hood soldier dies in Afghanistan
• 2 plead guilty in Killeen homicide
• Fort Hood’s Earth Fest promotes sustainability
• Copperas Cove EDC retention, expansion plans on schedule
• Abdo faces assault of public servant charge
• Killeen asks people to conserve water
• Woman arraigned on drug charge during prostitution investigation
• 05/02/2012 - GA Committee Monthly Meeting
• 05/01/2012 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Being Your Own Boss
• Taliban closes dozens of Afghan schools
• Killeen ISD teacher faces injury to a child charge
• MetLife set to run Tricare dental plan
• Army to test soldiers for prescription drug misuse
• Episcopalians hope to offer same-sex rite
• Man executed for role in robbery
• Texas A&M penalizes graduate student in Las Vegas photo
• Women's health fair May 14 at Metroplex
• CTC marks Week of the Young Child
• Blood drive Monday at Killeen clinic
• Part of Avenue G closed until May 25
• Fort Hood to host Earth Fest today
• Soldier receives trip to Chicago
• Local boys advance to taekwondo national competition in Dallas
• 04/30/2012 - Municipal Early Voting-2012
• 04/30/2012 - Event at Bead Bistro--Grand Opening
• CTC celebrates Week of the Young Child
• Nursing student helps deliver baby in car
• Schools ease into STAAR standards
• Doctor shares experience with natural disaster
• Traffic study on Canoe Dr. planned next week
• Man indicted on felony assault charges
• Court rejects death sentence in beating
• Court order restores execution scheduled today
• Women's Army group plans lunch
• Black educators ceremony May 8
• Voter registration event Saturday
• Heights marks Arbor Day Friday at park
• Killeen plans Arbor Day ceremony Friday
• Ellison High plans fundraiser tonight
• CTC issues warning about book website
• CTC Culinary students compete in cooking contest
• CCISD superintendent finalist emphasizes quality of education
• Senior centers plan events this week
• Climate change damages Kempner building
• Victim brings awareness to hazing in military
• Texas mom slain in abduction fondly remembered
• KPD seek unidentified man involved in Sunday robbery
• Ellison High plans fundraiser Thursday
• Celebrate Killeen Festival begins Thursday
• Harker Heights awards $1.15M contract
• Registration for all students for Summer and Fall 2012
• “Make A Payment” option on WebAdvisor unavailable during system upgrade April 27
• CTC issues caution when purchasing textbooks
• 04/28/2012 - Killeen Food Care Center Benefit Luncheon and Style Show
• 05/01/2012 - Ribbon Cutting- Re-Tread Apparel Echange
• CTC Rotaract Club to host benefit dance
• Crazy about coins
• Heights residents object to project
• CCISD board names finalist for top post
• Coryell County won’t reject federal money
• Council OKs permit for senior living apartments
• Lampasas commissioners delay signing agreement on fire station repair costs
• Woman in scrubs sought in Houston-area thefts
• Bond denied for Texas nurse accused in baby theft
• Veterans cemetery seeks volunteers
• Man gets prison for iPad-related fraud
• ABWA council to host dinner meeting
• Woman arraigned on possession with intent to deliver meth charge
• Heights woman sews to help children
• Assisted-living facilities attracting seniors
• Police find remains in Texas creek
• Cancer support group meets Tuesday
• Knitters meet in Killeen Wednesdays
• County tire collection Friday, Saturday
• Health care seminar Saturday in Temple
• CTC choir and band plan showcases
• Cove crimes drop in 2011
• Cove Domino’s gives away pizzas to soldiers, families
• Spending tops recent years as 26 seek Killeen council seats
• Developer plans high-end apartments in Heights
• More soldiers diagnosed with TBI
• Griffin’s NFL dream began watching Elway
• Road maintenance continues Tuesday
• Register for classes at A&M-Central Texas
• Blood drive Saturday at Killeen festival
• Cunningham Road to close Monday
• Man dies after being hit by car in Killeen
• GOP gets ready for state convention
• Bell County dems pass 11 resolutions
• $10M pledged for U.S. 190 expansion
• Weapons found at 3 middle schools
• Aviles gets 18 years for sexual assault of a child
• 1st Cavalry completes Afghan mission
• Judge rules Abdo’s confession admissible
• Fort Hood families invited to Domino’s
• Lampasas adds art in the park
• Texas Today
• Cove man indicted on two theft charges
• CTC choir and band featured in upcoming music showcases
• 04/21/2012 - Tour de Vineyard Charity Bike Ride
• 04/21/2012 - Killeen 2012 Walk for Lupus Now!
• 04/24/2012 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Facebook 101 For Business
• 04/26/2012 - RC- CyberTex Institute of Technology Grand Opening
• 04/26/2012 - Event at American Business Women's Association - Globe Chapter
• 04/26/2012 - Hackers & Heroes Inaugural Charity Golf Tournament
• 04/27/2012 - 2012 Month of the Military & Fort Hood's Child Earth Fest
• 04/25/2012 - Community Job Fair
• 04/28/2012 - Heart O' Texas Orchid Society's 41st Annual Show & Sale, "Orchid Heaven"
• Texas Today
• Woman charged with cruelty to animals
• Singer finishes 100-mile walk in combat boots to support troops
• Vietnam veterans visit Fort Hood’s Air Assault School
• Girl Scouts of Central Texas host 20th annual Women of Distinction dinner
• Student with prosthetic leg inspires riders
• Road 2 Recovery: Cyclists tackle Texas challenge
• Aegis lays off 27 more people
• Scott & White battles drug-resistant bacteria
• Student Art Show winners announced
• CTC to hold blood drive April 23
• Billboard showcases rising cost of prom
• Judge delays Hasan trial
• Aegis fires 37, cuts hours for 104
• Texas Today
• Military sexual assaults increase
• Harker Heights’ new electronic system for prom tickets saves time
• Kempner votes to give water storage tank to Lampasas
• Local residents rush to file income tax returns on time
• Wounded soldier to tend to ‘unfinished business’
• KISD board candidates talk about teacher pay
• Hobby Lobby ups minimum wage
• Texas Today
• Cove City Council issues new $1.8M bond
• Civil suit filed against local owner of Wendy’s
• Departments give presentations during Killeen Council briefing
• Lawyer: Ex-Nolanville councilman to plead guilty
• Progress continues on KISD projects
• Singer walking 100 miles in boots
• Circus is here
• Texas Today
• SIFE Team wins 17th consecutive regional title
• CTC Speech Team earns honors at national event
• Texas today: Soldier from Texas dies in Afghanistan
• Sign up to save lives
• Copperas Cove officials mull joint facility to save costs
• Two die in crash as vehicle flees police
• Supplies run short at local food banks
• More test days alarm educators in Killeen
• Changes to the Killeen Daily Herald
• Gatesville prison may trap, neuter and release feral cats
• Drought tests small water districts
• Schools face tough choices as budget process begins
• Cleaning up Killeen
• Child abuse festival promotes awareness
• Bell County’s first dog park opens
• Texas Today: Main lanes of I-35 closed Wednesday
• Puppy greets 1st Cavalry soldier
• Killeen council candidates attend forum
• Manor removes uniform dress code
• Teen birth rates drop
• Texas Today: Culvert on Chaparral Road to be replaced
• Fort Hood soldiers visit Belton senior center
• Community market to benefit fight against cancer
• Man accused of stabbing wife with a kitchen knife
• Texas Today
• ‘Incredible kids’ recognized
• Coryell DA rivals make their cases to voters
• Heights replacing two old vehicles
• Heights council candidates field questions during forum
• Fort Hood highlights occupational therapy clinic
• Spartans celebrate at ‘Spring Fest’
• Student Art Show opens at CTC
• Three indicted on robbery charges involving prostitution
• Cove ISD narrows search for superintendent
• CGI breaks ground on Belton facility
• Heights finds illegal sewer hook-up
• Texas Today
• School board candidates address residents’ concerns at forum
• Residents to participate in trash collection event
• Rabid skunk killed by dogs
• CTC Tennis Class set for May 4-5
• CTC celebrates math with Math Awareness Day
• Texas Today
• Lampasas negotiates city manager contract
• Copperas Cove school board agrees on staff cuts
• Residents ask for safer roads in Harker Heights
• Killeen ISD may remove incentives for teachers
• Judge mulls delay in Hasan court-martial
• Bell County gets health check-up
• Killeen candidates share views at well-attended political forum
• Orbitz bringing 300 jobs to Aegis call center in Killeen
• Confirmed cases of pertussis in county now at 21
• Coryell County nixes new jail in 2012
• Texas Today
• Lampasas refinances municipal loans
• Scaling Back
• KPD identifies man who died after collision
• 04/10/2012 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Bankrolling Your Business
• 04/12/2012 - Free Tax Counseling for Seniors
• 04/13/2012 - Free Tax Counseling for Seniors
• 04/14/2012 - Don't Mess With Texas Trash-Off
• 04/12/2012 - RC & Grand Re-Opening- Multibyte Systems
• 04/10/2012 - Blood Drive
• 04/12/2012 - Travailing Through The Storm 2012 Conference
• Leaders 4 Life grateful for donations to Temple’s Ronald McDonald House
• Deadlines for voter sign-up approaching
• Dogs strut their stuff for judges at Expo Center
• KISD: Smooth transition to new test
• Texas Today
• Heights studies requests about FM 2410 analysis, trash collection
• Drought hasn’t hurt horse trainers
• Residents speak out on key issues facing Killeen
• College eases path to 4-year degrees with partnerships
• Herald exclusive: Pentagon may cut 1st Cavalry battalion
• Texas Today: Wolfe Road railroad crossing closed on Wednesday in Cove
• Race benefits Central Texas Young Life’s camps for kids
• Families create memories at Killeen Easter egg hunt
• Hundreds gather for wine fest
• District 59 candidates discuss key issues
• Harker Heights Ladies of Charity spring luncheon tickets on sale now
• Texas Today
• Chuck wagon cook-off heats up
• Students host Dance Extravaganza
• Show of support for returning soldiers
• Artists carve bigger market
• Texas Today
• Lampasas’ $1.8 million project to reconstruct Fourth Street
• CTC study shows students stress over money
• Parents worry as doctors attempt to redefine autism
• Killeen on track a year after recall drive began
• Gatesville group files petitions for alcohol sales
• Defense wants Abdo’s confession thrown out
• Judge OKs forensic pathologist in Hasan case
• Texas Today
• Bell County candidates reach out to community
• Dallas area storms delay Killeen flights
• Cove school board reviews superintendent candidates
• Wall honors fallen soldiers
• Police investigating shooting death of 50-year-old man
• 04/06/2012 - No Power Hour
• 04/04/2012 - GA Committee Monthly Meeting
• 04/07/2012 - Boutique Wine Festival
• 04/06/2012 - Sulphur Creek "Iron Chef" Chuck Wagon Cook Off
• 04/05/2012 - Free Tax Counseling for Seniors
• 04/05/2012 - RC- Crtified Efficiency Services, Inc.
• 04/07/2012 - Easter Egg Hunt & Smallville
• CTC to “Take Back The Night” against domestic violence
• Police find 2 bodies in Killeen after motorcycle crash
• TriWest disputes loss of $20.5B military contract
• Emergency service joins Seton facility in Heights
• Texas Today
• Cove City Council awards construction contracts
• Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison says goodbye to Killeen
• Suspects in shooting death to plead guilty
• Family accepts awards for war veteran 13 years after his death
• Fort Hood’s Strykers are here
• CTC starts up website for military
• Texas Today
• Families observe World Autism Day with Light it up Blue Awareness Walk
• Unit seizes drugs at alleged dealer’s home
• New business granted 5-year tax abatement
• CTC launches College Credit for Heroes website
• CTC and Angelo State sign articulation agreement
• CTC psychology symposium to discuss stress management
• Group fights liquor sales in Gatesville
• Expanding child care needs
• Texas today: Community Market on April 21 supports area's Relay for Life
• Local college students get inside look at NASA
• Herald wins Newspaper of the Year, other awards
• Bikers throw bash
• Texas Today: A&M-Central Texas opens registration
• Daily Herald earns nine awards at conference
• Ride raises $30K for child abuse prevention
• Green Avenue Farmers Market debuts in Killeen
• Harker Heights forum focuses on health concerns
• Local prayer vigil honors Trayvon Martin
• Authorities ramp up efforts to stop illegal gambling
• Counties try to control debt amid new growth
• Heights aims to upgrade housing
• Area schools discipline black students most
• Texas Today
• Bomb threat raises evacuation concerns
• Authorities catch 20 flea-infested felines at Crain Unit
• Students plan Dance Extravaganza
• Cancer survivors share stories at Relay For Life dinner
• Barker gets life sentence in kidnapping that led to death
• Unveiling a vision
• State, Killeen jobless rates fall
• KISD owes residents in unclaimed property
• CTC to host Student Success Fair
• Puppy mill bust brings dogs to Killeen
• Legislative panel to review school funding
• Coryell County GOP holds open house in Cove
• Lampasas continues search for city manager
• Jailed man charged in Belton slaying
• Texas Today
• 03/29/2012 - THE GIN: LIVE MUSIC TONIGHT!
• 03/30/2012 - THE GIN: LIVE MUSIC TONIGHT!
• CTC Community Job Fair on April 25
• Grand jury indicts man on felony sex assault charge
• Vehicle crashes into utility pole, knocks out electricity
• Soldiers help clean up camp
• Granny Dancer celebrates 90th birthday at tap class
• Heights church focuses on health
• Job fair targets military spouses
• Texas Today
• Families reunite at ceremony
• CTC golf tournament April 27
• Heights presented as Tree City USA
• Corona inaugurated as new fire chief
• Kempner switches online payment processor
• Man pleads guilty in 2010 killing
• Fort Hood turns on solar panels
• Local hospitals see drug shortage
• Killeen school board OKs pay raises
• Texas Today
• 03/31/2012 - Exchange Club & BACA Annual Ride for a Child
• Killeen mayor: ‘It’s time to forget’
• Project manager: Hospital construction on schedule
• 13th Sustainment soldier killed
• Coryell commissioners review jail design
• Bell County attorney candidates square off
• Bell court approves reducing speed limit
• Texas Today
• Bids approved for road supplies
• Lampasas court asks for response on county road
• CTC Fine Arts opens new art exhibit
• Cove plans to put computers in police patrol cars
• No ‘pink slime’ on the menu
• Sheriff: Opening jail costly
• Wine, art a winning combo
• 10th fire station in the works
• Texas Today
• 03/26/2012 - RC- Buffet Palace
• 03/31/2012 - 2012 Quad-Cities Ride for a Child
• 03/30/2012 - RC- Killeen Arts & Activities Center
• 03/30/2012 - FHOSC-Wild West Casino Night
• 03/28/2012 - U.S. Chamber of Commerce Military Hiring Fair
• 03/30/2012 - Crossroads to Texas Quilt Guild
• 03/29/2012 - Free Tax Counseling for Seniors
• 03/30/2012 - Free Tax Counseling for Seniors
• 03/29/2012 - RC- D&G Designs Store
• 03/27/2012 - RC- Furniture for Families
• Copperas Cove mulls four-day work week
• War puts strain on military marriages
• Bell County updates IT equipment
• Students search for the perfect outfit at prom dress giveaway
• Children participate in mock deployment
• Attracting shoppers: Killeen Mall continues to draw customers
• Texas Today: Nolanville needs help with egg hunt
• Schools to teach financial literacy
• Texas today: Harker Heights ends watering restrictions
• Candidate clears up disclosure complaint
• Expo brings military spouses together
• Pathways Campus hosts career day
• Fire destroys woodworking shop south of Killeen
• A&M-Central Texas program transfers college credits
• State funding cuts delay Bell County 911 upgrade
• Man who allegedly stole television from home charged with burglary
• Grand jury indicts Cove woman on charge of endangering a child
• CTC speech team hosts Night Before Nationals
• Hope Pregnancy Centers’ banquet raises $250,0000
• Soldiers, students unveil new sign at adoptive school
• Study finds juvenile offenders cope better with families closer to detention facilities
• Project has created unsafe conditions along Reese Creek Road, residents say
• New superintendent of Cove ISD should be accessible, residents say
• Cove police collect over $33,000 in fines
• Man wanted in Killeen murder arrested
• Renovations increase usage at city parks, playgrounds
• Traveling museum
• Rain eases area’s drought
• Soldiers take control of Fort Hood shipping
• New "K" Course Prefixes in Fall 2012
• San Antonio area hit by twisters
• Boy Scouts fundraise to repair trailer
• Autopsy IDs man found in house fire
• Copperas Cove council OKs purchase of SWAT vehicle
• Killeen holds first budget forum
• Cove school board keeps financial auditor
• Swift-water rescues in Heights
• Rain floods Central Texas
• WWII buildings on their way out
• Hero’s welcome awaiting Vietnam veterans
• Killeen police find stolen pickup truck
• Two Democrats join primary race
• Copperas Cove Independent School District board to vote on financial audit
• Residents make cleaning products in time for spring
• CTC Career Center to host job fair prep workshops
• Experts: Fire cleanup costs can burn you
• Candidates must follow guidelines on campaign ads
• 2 contested races in Coryell County
• Man’s body found in burning home
• Out-of-this-world fun for the family
• Longtime volunteer a ‘rock on Tuesdays’ for Heights thrift shop
• Benefit mixes wine, music, reading
• Lampasas expo to showcase more than 50 businesses
• Texas Today
• Items for Ronald McDonald House wanted
• Republicans vie for Bell County seats
• U.S. House District 25 race heats up
• Gatesville petitions for liquor licenses
• Army spouses battle high unemployment
• Texas Today: Sheffield to attend tea party meeting
• Bikers support local food pantry
• Sami Show holds its biggest spring event
• State laws protect online security
• 03/27/2012 - Business Seminar: ''HOW TO ASSEMBLE TECHNICAL PROPOSALS''
• 03/23/2012 - CANCELED! Burlington Coat Factory
• 03/26/2012 - Business Seminar - ''UNDERSTANDING GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING''
• A&M-Central Texas professor supports open government
• Sources of support
• Gatesville gun range owner faces five charges
• Afghan war effort hits new low
• Cove man pleads guilty to kidnapping
• Casey Memorial Library hosts annual Spring Fling
• Weather to bring growth
• Okray continues push for campaign ethics probe
• Killeen hiring teens for summer
• Seniors stay active
• Clicking with textures
• Afghans demand NATO pullback
• Coryell County Economic Development Board holds initial meeting
• Texas today: Central Texas College board meets today
• Fundraiser hopes to match last year’s donations
• Residents’ opinions to impact Killeen’s budget
• Gratitude keeps Army ‘strong’
• U.S., Britain affirm Afghan mission
• Former Gatesville pastor jailed on $1M bond in wife’s death
• Farmers market opens March 31 in Killeen
• 03/22/2012 - Event at American Business Women's Association - Globe Chapter
• 03/20/2012 - CTC Fine Arts Department's Spring Guest Artist Concert
• Afghanistan crisis may follow familiar script
• Afghan support for quick U.S. exit expands
• Personal history lesson
• Grant to aid abuse victims in Killeen
• Detours start today for overpass project
• Harker Heights church celebrates St. Patrick’s Day
• Used car dealers among top BBB complaints
• Lowering the limit
• Texas Today: Boots stolen from Gatesville retailer
• Residents contest sale of city property
• 03/15/2012 - Third Thursday Mixer
• 03/20/2012 - Batteries Plus Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening
• 03/20/2012 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Writing a Successful Business Plan
• 03/15/2012 - Free Tax Counseling for Seniors
• 03/16/2012 - Free Tax Counseling for Seniors
• 03/22/2012 - Free Tax Counseling for Seniors
• 03/23/2012 - Free Tax Counseling for Seniors
• 03/23/2012 - Fort Hood Army Wives Expo
• CTC Fine Arts presents guest artist concert
• 5 vie for job of Killeen mayor
• Local reaction mixed to objection
• Kempner mayor acquires his first opponent
• Work on Key Avenue still on schedule despite recent weather
• New traffic signals to increase safety
• Rising oil prices impact local road resurfacing
• Coryell delays action on getting rid of events at activities complex
• Registration for Summer and Fall
• Several 4-H members advance to state competition
• Texas today: Democratic Women meet Saturday
• Tour Get'away Gals vintage RVs in Lampasas
• Heights musicians to perform with Army jazz band
• LULAC leader addresses Women's Summit
• Underground operation: Fort Hood tunnels used for training
• 5 seek district seats in Killeen
• Pentagon tries Walmart therapy to help traumatized troops
• Funding cuts hurt free health services
• 16 seek at-large seats in Killeen
• Teenage moms try to overcome obstacles
• Exchange Club recognizes former KISD educator
• Economic growth a priority for Lampasas candidates
• Texas Today: Roadwork starts tonight in Killeen
• Motorcycle parade honors veterans
• Family reunites at Killeen restaurant
• Training helps troops recover
• Cove Public Library eliminates three hours
• Schools offer activities during spring break
• Killeen NAACP awards scholarships at freedom fund banquet
• Wet weather continues this weekend
• North Campus Closed today
• Pentagon officials see roles for U.S. troops beyond 2014
• Report: Military suicides outpace civilians
• Killeen schools to feed students healthier meals
• Web links spur ethics complaint in Killeen elections
• Pertussis outbreak in county
• 2 Cove residents arraigned on burglary, theft charges
• 3 injured in stabbing
• Over $200M raised to eradicate polio disease
• Nolanville Elementary introduces new archery unit
• Texas Today: Forensics study focuses on vultures
• Killeen store raises money to help families in need
• New "K" Course Prefixes in Fall 2012
• CTC spring break, March 12-16
• Homeless man arraigned on aggravated robbery charge
• Grand jury indicts Killeen man in sexual assault
• Texas today: Water off today for part of Heights
• Students participate in Adopt-A-Unit field day
• Learning the ropes
• Cameron gives last address at Cove luncheon
• More guns, less ammo: Area dealers report shortages, higher prices as supply tightens
• Killeen teachers seek vote on contract language
• Bell County reviews precinct lines for May primary
• Soldier honored for pulling man from car on fire
• Heights considers water-sharing plan for drought
• Lower fire rating may drop rates for home insurance in Killeen
• Scott & White names new CFO
• Texas Today: Water off Thursday for part of Heights
• Woman gets 10 years after pleading guilty to robbery
• Painting with pastels
• University may raise tuition fees
• Business park building gets new owner
• Harker Heights fire destroys four apartments; no injuries
• Copperas Cove City Council, EDC approve $1.5M bond
• Man arraigned on child abuse charge
• CTC Fine Arts presents guest artist concert
• Cove ISD hopes to have new chief by June
• CTC stations serve public 24/7
• 26 file for Killeen municipal races
• Three to run for Lampasas City Council
• Fort Hood commander outlines post’s priorities
• Students explore nature
• 6 candidates file for Killeen school board
• Killeen Police Department fires officer
• Texas Today: Third candidate files for office in Harker Heights
• Spring Break
• Volunteer creating genealogy database at library
• Barracks, dining facility, renovated gym for 1st Cav troops meet latest Army standards
• Jails see higher inmate medical expenses
• Members compete at consumer contest
• AUSA looks for students to assist
• Metroplex fundraiser draws record turnout
• Post set to host hiring events
• Texas Today
• Musicians entertain at annual swing showcase
• Ready, set, sculpt
• State offers revised test for special ed students
• Texas Today: Carnival closes today in Killeen
• Junior livestock show wraps up, raises $155K
• Several kinds of teen sex crimes
• Military families want changes to autism coverage
• Small-business ventures
• Copperas Cove hires fire chief
• More adults hold college degrees
• Richardson receives first star
• 16th Texas Western Swing Showcase features fiddlers
• Texas Today: Purser files for seat on Killeen ISD board
• Autopsy shows Killeen man killed himself
• Judges name top steer at junior livestock show
• Okray files for office
• AARP offers free tax service for seniors
• Markers tell counties’ stories
• Children take tours of junior livestock show
• Watch sculptors work at festival
• Court orders May 29 Texas primary
• Army surgeon general visits Fort Hood
• Bell court OKs money for technology upgrades
• Teachers fight state budget cuts, contract change
• Texas today: Killeen lifts boil water notices
• Roadwork stalls Cove traffic
• Texas Today
• Killeen police identify man in shooting
• Flour company helps keep bread-making tradition alive
• Farm animal frenzy
• Groups compete to form charter school
• JP arraigns Killeen woman on injury to a child charge
• Jury indicts 3 men on drug charges
• Man gets two life sentences for aggravated sex assault
• Eagle Scout helps Heights win traffic safety award
• CTC brings DUI simulator “Arrive Alive Tour” to campus
• Residents seek to impede listing Salado Salamander as endangered
• Woman injured as fire damages house in Belton
• Area police officers raise funds for Special Olympics
• Texas Today: Police investigate homicide in Belton
• Man dead after police respond to domestic disturbance
• Kempner council member resigns
• Heights seeks solution to disc golf course dilemma
• Metroplex opens children’s rehab center
• Lines please local politicians
• Fort Hood soldier to attend White House dinner tonight
• Survey ranks top jobs for veterans
• CTC Fine Arts to present drama showcase fundraiser
• CTC to host PTSD and Healing program
• Doctor prescribes ways for Coryell to cut inmate health care costs
• Proud students show off artworks
• Killeen police respond to domestic disturbance
• Lampasas council approves resolutions on city airport
• Dallas publisher receives Mayborn community leadership award
• Texas Today
• Educators honor Pathways Academic Campus principal
• Revving up robots
• Operation Homefront to give away 100 homes
• Texas today: Cancer support group meets Tuesday
• Garage catches fire in Killeen
• One week left to file for May elections
• Heights library plans baking events
• Reservists help county during an emergency
• Black unit faced many trials in WWII
• Military sexual trauma survivor helps others overcome abuse
• Killeen schools compete at UIL
• Lampasas partnership benefits all involved with animal shelter
• Simple steps for self-defense
• Municipal, school employees must disclose other jobs
• Child advocacy center faces cuts
• Lawsuit claims Killeen-area banks charge too many fees
• Texas Today: Roadwork this week near I-35 in Belton
• Advice for preventing accidental shooting deaths
• About 100 attend Killeen candidate’s forum
• Troopers reunite with families
• Students from CTC, Maxdale Elementary help food pantry by building things out of canned goods
• Retired general discusses defense spending
• Texas Today: Shriners fundraiser planned at IHOPs
• Court’s ruling concerns local water experts
• KPD seeks man suspected of using a stolen credit card
• Copperas Cove man charged with possession of marijuana
• Feral hog contest brings demise of 12,632 animals
• Patterson Middle School honors military students
• Spring-like weather isn’t expected to last
• Nolanville request baffles water board
• Texas Today: Fort Hood identifies two dead soldiers
• ‘Be courageous’ overseas
• Teen gets 30-year sentence after guilty plea in murder
• More of Texas out of worst drought stage
• State power providers to discuss plan for drought
• Appellate court supports KISD in lawsuit
• Proposed Student Fee Increase - Your Vote Counts!
• Get rid of hazardous waste at event
• Killeen youth help community
• Texas Today: Districts need to email TEA to defer STAAR grade rule
• Juries indict suspended Killeen officer
• Copperas Cove man indicted on injury to a child charge
• Man gets 35 years in 2010 Killeen murder
• CTC seeks distance-learning licenses
• Schools likely to defer STAAR grading requirement
• Fire report sheds light on pastor’s indictment
• Harker Heights plans community garden
• Killeen council concerned about water shortage
• Copperas Cove police identify suspect in high-speed chase
• Copperas Cove employees need extra OK for second job
• Bell County commissioners approve inmate data software
• Texas Today: CTC shortens name of campus center
• Soldier dies after crash
• Brother fired gun in fatal shooting
• State agency reviews Temple intersection
• Fed up with flying discs
• Baylor receives grant to study the impact of deployment on troops
• Resident organizing parade to honor Iraq War veterans
• Killeen to discuss finances at public briefing
• Texas Today: Man crashes car during police chase
• Redistricting fight delaying delegate selection process
• Military branches can offer 15-year retirement
• Heights looks to add curbside recycling
• Flooding concerns Bell Co. official
• Heights program allows athletes to play basketball, other sports
• Workshop on STAAR test planned
• Texas Today
• Fuddruckers to host fundraiser
• Texas today: Central Texas Tea Party meets Tuesday
• Lampasas searches for city manager
• Life-long learners: Colleges cater to older students as population ages
• Candidates not worried about delay in primary
• Candidate for Bell County sheriff ineligible to serve
• Area veterans share camaraderie at Fort Hood’s Purple Heart Ball
• TAMUCT counseling center offers affordable mental health services
• Residents gather at annual Black expo
• Killeen boy, 4, dies from gunshot wound
• False shooting report leads to roadblocks
• Local musicians remember Houston
• Texas Today: Killeen launches Facebook page
• Workman to shed light on recall
• Fire displaces Killeen family
• Clearwater’s new building more accessible
• Coryell County aims to spur job growth
• Area police, pharmacies try to stop prescription drug abuse
• New art exhibit opens at CTC
• Boys & Girls Clubs’ reps honor youth of the year
• Area teens ‘take over’ Killeen library for fun learning
• Eastern Hills students raise money for leukemia society
• 2 accused in armed robbery
• Texas Today: 2 file for area races
• Harker Heights gets boost in credit
• Combatives champ visits Fort Hood
• Scott & White renames children’s hospital
• Central and Fort Hood campuses closed for Presidents’ Day holiday
• Students automatically enrolled in UNILERT
• Central Texas Black Expo Saturday in Killeen
• Texas Today: Belton council members run again
• Culinary endeavors
• Candidates discuss experience at forum
• Killeen man faces child porn charge
• Jury indicts man on sexual assault charge
• Police: Killeen man raped teenage girl
• Pawsitive example: West Ward students help animal shelter
• Woman gets life for attack on mom
• Problems on Memory Lane
• Water district gets update on Salado Salamander conservation
• Veterans get Valentine’s Day visitors
• Texas Today: Diabetes workshop today in Heights
• Army funds support CCISD programs
• Woman recounts attack on mom during hearing
• Killeen school board president won’t run again
• Slow day for Cupid at court
• A&M-Central Texas Community Counseling and Family Therapy Center Grand Opening
• Admissions & Records Office Closed Feb 16
• Killeen ISD weighs axing 35 teaching jobs through attrition
• City parks up for adoption
• Merger may allow Peaceable Kingdom to expand services
• Lampasas council approves street construction projects
• Gatesville police shut down business in suspected illegal gambling operation
• CCISD enrollment projections indicate growth
• Kempner Volunteer Fire Department seeks funding from Lampasas County
• Texas Today: Soldier’s death under investigation
• Man found not guilty in murder case faces felony firearm charge
• Texas today: Cancer Kickers group meets on Tuesday
• ‘Bathrobe Day’ gives support to at-home businesses
• Fine felines
• Cove House seeks volunteers to maintain facility
• Views mixed on parades to mark end of Iraq War
• Seniors share time with others
• Students compete in Central Texas robotics qualifier
• Texas Today: AARP offers free income tax help
• Mother seeking closure
• Chisholm Trail water customers seek new supplier
• Female teams engage Afghans
• Teens participate in live auction
• Spending report to rate school districts
• Seniors look for work
• KPD looks for burglar
• Man charged in 11 burglaries
• Lampasas, Kempner contests draw few candidates
• Candidates file in Killeen
• Texas Today
• Killeen ISD OKs land purchase for elementary
• Air Assault School gets certification
• Counselors expand roles in schools
• KISD board member honored
• 5 truck drivers suspected of stealing fuel
• UMHB spring sign-up at all-time high
• Texas Today
• Gatesville police arrest burglary suspect hiding in a hotel room
• Cove man allegedly lied to police
• Man gets 69 years, but disputes facts in girlfriend’s death
• Father bonds with fallen son’s unit
• Texas Today: Stay-at-home dad files for council seat
• Social service groups experience decline in funding
• Bell County rodeo
• Jury indicts 2 in Nov. shooting death
• Cove ISD hires firm to search for superintendent
• Scanners to help preserve Bell County history
• Squadron shares story of all-black Army units
• Texas Today: Post identifies soldier who died after car accident
• CCISD continues search for superintendent
• Cove council approves $775K project
• Hancock honors service of blacks in military
• $5,000 grant to help preserve downtown Killeen properties
• Heights, school district discuss growth
• Killeen to launch Facebook page
• Candidate filing opens for Killeen elections
• Xeriscape business blooming
• Group donates toys to Cove police department
• Fun with science
• Few candidates file in Kempner, Lampasas, LISD
• Texas Today: 1 candidate files for Heights city council
• CTC to host robotics qualifier event
• High demand in the area for health care workers
• Lampasas works to make senior housing project become a reality
• Group’s programs help military youth fit in at new schools
• Police investigating reports of debit/credit card abuse
• College roundup
• Former homeless man now helps the homeless
• Killeen seeks input on how to spend funds
• VLA theater showcases artists’ works
• It’s showtime for Bell students
• Texas Today
• Soldiers help Cove House make repairs
• Funded math mandate new territory for state schools
• Permanant collection: Groups find home in old church
• Hundreds celebrate culture at Barrio Fiesta
• CANstruction competition
• Texas Today: Closures on Massey and Poage this week
• Candidates shift finance strategy
• Film highlights Filipino’s war story
• Man arraigned on firearm charge
• Event recounts contributions of African-Americans
• Residents protest outside Carter’s office
• Texas Today: 187 citations issued during traffic detail
• UMHB breaks ground on new project
• Fort Hood general dies during deployment
• Teacher salaries stagnant as state tackles budget woes
• 15th Military Intelligence Battalion back at home base
• Texas Today
• Copperas Cove forming Youth Advisory Council
• Society for Creative Anachronism serves as ‘an outlet for creativity’
• Website boosts Cove businesses
• Copperas Cove man accused of assault, robbery
• Cove man arrested after stabbing incident
• Program supports Fort Hood students
• Dallas emerges from drought, local area still extremely dry
• Judge delays Hasan court-martial until June
• CTC to commemorate Black History Month with a night of poetry and song
• Killeen police arrest man in multiple storage unit burglaries
• Jury indicts man on harassment, assault charges
• Commission promotes local arts through grants
• Judge denies request from Abdo’s attorney
• Texas Today: Police to enforce traffic at Willow Springs 7-Eleven
• Texas company named in military phone lawsuit
• Gatesville man faces murder charge in wife’s death
• Honoring soldier’s selfless service
• Crash stalls traffic on U.S. 190
• KPD: 2 burglarize Killeen home
• Animal shelter aims to fix concerns
• Killeen school district offers career paths
• Texas Today: Senate candidate releases tax returns
• Boys & Girls Club of Gatesville plans for relocation
• Heights building official retires
• Serving seniors
• Killeen starts warrant roundup
• KPD: Intoxicated man crashed car with 4-year-old passenger
• Students will need parking permits by January 30
• New Website Launches
• Commissioners approve repairs at Bell County probation center
• Shops at Five Hills: EDC to finalize sale next week
• A final farewell
• Texas Today: Bell Co. WCID No. 3 meeting Thursday
• Former Cove chamber financial director sentenced
• KPD: Man violently raped woman
• New era starting for CTC
• Petition seeks to change ‘bully breeds’ policy in Cove
• Library’s AVID Center open for students
• Campus Center to be re-named in honor of Chancellor Anderson
• Texas today: Senior center plans dance Thursday
• Bridal connection
• KPD seeks car’s driver after wreck
• Fort Hood plans expo to connect with area vendors
• Dress donation drive helps teens go to prom
• Pumped up prices
• 1st Brigade trains Kuwaiti troops
• University’s construction project stirs older debate
• Canines combat stress
• Renowned conductor joins local bands at festival
• Taking the plunge
• KPD honors 6 retiring officers
• Coryell Co. expands autopsy services
• Texas Today: Blood drive Feb. 6 at Killeen clinic
• Students experience homelessness — sort of
• Former Bell County DA remembered fondly
• Helping the homeless
• Texas Today
• Bell County quilt exhibit promotes tourism
• Grow your library at weekend book sale
• Police seeking three men involved in home invasion
• Hasan hearing set for Thursday
• Symbols of hope: Artists’ work to fill Seton Medical Center
• Computer classes for parents in KISD
• Finding Killeen’s hidden homeless
• Redistricting trial moves to next phase
• Convicted killer admits murdering Killeen man
• Texas Today
• CCPD: Woman bit man
• Killeen man accused of sexually molesting girl, 9, at Belton Lake
• Texas tweaks tuition rule for illegal immigrants
• Defense may seek delay in Hasan trial
• General fields questions at forum
• Volunteer class helps Killeen residents develop skills
• Groups seek members at CTC’s ‘Join A Club Day’
• Texas Today: Belton police respond to fatal single-car crash
• Convicted killer in court today
• ‘Most lethal sniper’ shares story
• Man charged in soldier’s death
• Ellison students collect items for homeless peers
• Cove offers no details on its superintendent search
• Army to reduce combat brigades
• Rain damages Fort Hood road
• Texas Today: Former Navy SEAL to sign copies of book today in Killeen
• Copperas Cove ISD board holds special meeting today
• Drug dog promotes awareness
• Ierardi to command 1st Cavalry
• Trooper: Avoid low-lying roads during rain
• 4th Sustainment changes command
• Lampasas commission seeks family history
• Patio Express bakery opens on campus January 25
• Mission addresses human need in Lampasas
• Lampasas County finalizes payment for sharing fire station
• Lampasas City Council OKs wine-tasting event, designates May 12 as election day
• Killeen Civic Art Guild shows off its new home
• Residents can locate Killeen crimes on new online map
• Coryell approves autopsy proposal
• Texas Today
• Join A Club Day is Wed., Jan. 25
• Finding the right, furry-friend fit
• Veterans cemetery takes business
• Fallen Heroes Memorial to add names, photos on new stone
• GEDs offer a second chance at education
• Camps focus on developing life skills
• Four homicides reported in Copperas Cove during 2011
• Mother hopes Killeen police can catch daughter’s killer
• Killeen homicides rise in 2011
• School districts aim to keep drop-out rates low
• Army hosts town hall
• Residents meet Muslims at open mosque event
• Local authors share work at Lampasas fest
• Texas Today: Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Center helps job seekers find work
• 89th MPs honor 3 soldiers at memorial
• Supreme Court ruling could delay April 3 primary
• Group marks anniversary of Roe v. Wade with prayer
• 3 groups host Copperas Cove pet adopt-a-thon
• Unit uncases colors after yearlong deployment to Kuwait
• Bellaire students welcome adopted unit
• Texas Today: Blood drive today at Gold’s Gym
• Mosque open house set for Saturday
• CCEDC awards sewer contract
• 1st Cav leader to get 3rd star
• A&M-Central Texas officially welcomes its first president
• KPD officer faces 2nd charge
• Texas Today: 2011 wildfire season worst in Texas history
• Sheriff’s candidate outpaces rivals in fundraising, spending
• More people cite problems with Killeen animal shelter
• Texas Today: Blood drive Tuesday at Killeen gym
• Cornyn opposes cuts to Fort Hood
• Woman gets sick dog from city shelter
• Killeen’s deputy superintendent resigns
• Kempner Water Supply Corporation picks new general manager
• Fuzzy friends
• Man charged with aggravated assault
• Man indicted on firearm charge
• Downtown Killeen projects not enough for some residents
• KPD: Woman sold stolen items at shop
• Cove man arraigned on assault charges
• Temple school bus crash sends 32 to hospital
• Students explore blindness
• Roadways among Heights residents’ concerns
• Killeen man pleads guilty to rape
• Texas Today: MLB player speaks at UMHB chapel today
• Cove OKs $1.3M loan for repairs, equipment
• KPD: Less crime in Killeen during 2011
• Fort Hood dogs make TV debut
• CTC named military-friendly school for fifth consecutive year
• ‘Storage Wars’ spotlights two Lampasas residents
• TxDOT to move part of landfill
• KISD board discusses deputy superintendent
• Texas Today
• Ceremony, march in Copperas Cove
• Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
• Fire displaces couple in Killeen
• Texas Today: Epilepsy support group meets Jan. 21
• Harker Heights looks to city’s future
• Honoring King where rights movement began: church
• It’s more than just a dance
• Ultimate ‘to-do’ list at Killeen’s drainage department
• Texas homeschooling grows
• Register for Bell Co. Crops and Livestock Conference
• Texas Today: Blood drive Thursday at Killeen school
• Students give history new perspective
• Eco-friendly group seeks standard for E. coli levels in state lakes
• Rummaging for treasures
• Coordinators help victims navigate courts, get support
• Blind soldier reclaims hope in darkness
• Programs help attackers reform
• Volunteers seek to stop cycle of domestic abuse
• Texas can meet electricity demand
• Fort Hood discusses civilian job reductions
• Corbin to run for mayor of Killeen
• Lessons include can-do attitude
• Officer free on bond
• Texas Today: Fort Bliss soldier dies in Afghanistan
• MLK closings
• CTC closed for King holiday
• Health fair, Zumba party planned
• Dallas SWAT team trains at Fort Hood
• Proud pen pals
• Woman receives probation in pit bull case
• Killeen officer charged with sexual assault
• Texas Today
• $3M available to veterans groups
• Group raises funds to send WWII vets to D.C. memorial
• Friends, family honor teen
• CTC offers mobile app to obtain college information
• 01/19/2012 - Third Thursday Mixer at Shelley's Day Spa
• 01/19/2012 - Third Thursday Mixer
• 01/24/2012 - A STAAR is Born
• 01/23/2012 - BUSINESS STARTUP Communicating the Business Concept
• ‘Putt-Putt’ killer gets 34-year sentence in plea agreement
• County office hopefuls deal with uncertain election date
• Heights properties labeled as ‘unsafe’; owner cries foul
• Texas Today: Water district meets Tuesday in Nolanville
• Teacher for a day
• Lampasas center offers food safety course
• Man indicted in shooting death
• Officials seek 2 suspects in Nolanville robbery
• Dutch defense minister visits troops at Fort Hood
• Cove ISD board OKs layoffs for next year
• Texas Today: Lane closures today, Thursday in Belton
• Former Palo Alto athlete shares life lessons
• Griffin goes pro
• KISD’s newest addition
• Court delays Abdo trial
• Police seek three suspects in Bush’s Chicken robbery
• Police arraign man on burglary charge
• CCISD superintendent to retire
• Coryell commissioners discuss using probation to reduce jail crowding
• Horses turn up in bad shape, likely abandoned by owners
• Farm bill may allow cuts in federal benefits for agriculture community
• KISD Career Center update meeting open to the public
• Texas Today: Cancer Kickers group meets today
• Central Texas still in drought despite rain
• Texas Today: Belton senior center shows film Tuesday
• Shelters use web to help find homes for animals
• Hands and hearts: Retrieving wreaths at Central Texas Veterans Cemetery
• Smartphones, apps seen as the future of education
• Saving money while savoring flavor
• Rosewood trail project awaits FAA clearance
• Heights residents explore holistic health options
• Adults, children cast bait at boat show
• Texas Today: Road closures in Killeen this week
• Volunteers fighting fires in face of financial woes
• Killeen school official mulls moving out of district lines
• Suspect in Belton assault surrenders
• Man accused of DWI after driving truck into pawn shop
• Severe weather programs scheduled
• Cove fire chief set to retire
• Public artwork benefits Central Texas
• Texas Today: Former 1st Cavalry commander to retire
• Texas logs driest year on record during 2011
• Harker Heights mayor faces lawsuit over unpaid taxes
• College students need immunization to enroll in classes
• Bell County holds voter registration cards amid map dispute
• Texas Today
• Check from city workers thrills area United Way
• Banding together against bullies, bigots at Palo Alto
• Counties added to disaster area list
• Man arrested in Cove on drug charge
• Fire destroys trailers in Belton
• H-E-B to anchor Cove's Shops at Five Hills
• 01/10/2012 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Being Your Own Boss
• 01/12/2012 - BUSINESS TRAINING Launching Your Entrepreneurial Future
• 01/06/2012 - January Power Hour
• 01/13/2012 - Killeen Motor Vehicle Registration-Closed
• 01/18/2012 - Leadership Killeen Education Day
• 01/09/2012 - BUSINESS STARTUP Introduction to Starting a Business
• CTC walk-in registration underway now
• Texas Today: Nolanville residents need to boil water
• Parents learn English
• Baylor receives funds to boost entrepreneurs
• Group seeks applicants for literacy grant
• Oncor building substation to power future development in Copperas Cove
• Skylark Field gets funding for new hangar
• 2 men face arson charges
• Food prices on the rise
• New year brings new state-required tests for area students
• Texas Today: Fort Hood identifies two dead soldiers
• Cove to negotiate terms for fire station
• Calling area quilters
• Killeen police clear person of interest in July homicide
• Local vehicle registration offices close for computer work
• Fundraising a struggle in new, online environment
• The Hug Lady
• Soldiers train to treat injured battle buddies
• Iraq Veterans Against the War aims to help troops with PTSD
• Senior population growth both local, national trend
• Killeen schools chart new course
• Planning begins for Music Jam number 3
• New year, new babies
• Rushing back to Central Texas
• Business to flourish in 2012
• High-speed rail touted for Texas
• Texas Today: Blood drive Jan. 9 at Killeen clinic
• Local artists display work at Killeen center
• Students balance school and sport
• Online map tracks crime
• Area minority reps weigh in on state redistricting fight
• Chimney sweeps: It’s ‘still dirty, grimy work’
• Groups boost schools’ athletic revenue
• Texas Today: Generator saves fish during house fire
• Fireworks sales on the rise
• Police increase DWI patrols
• Police: Killeen man goes to strip club, leaves child home alone
• Man accused of damaging 2 cars over an energy drink
• Group serves public, not tea
• Grateful for good neighbors
• Texas Today
• Walgreens stops filling TRICARE prescriptions Sunday
• Three Fort Hood soldiers killed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• Drought lowers hunters’ quarry
• Area landowners have option to receive property tax bill online
• Hooves that help
• Officials narrow window for soldiers to re-enlist
• Early morning blaze
• Police: Man uses child as ‘shield’
• Rain causes water main breaks
• Killeen woman shot with BB gun in head
• Christmas fire in Harker Heights destroys house
• One of 3 in Killeen stabbings still in hospital
• Coryell considers category for traffic purposes
• Showers for new mothers, expecting veterans
• Be cautious in year-end gift giving to charities
• College builds ‘green’ home
• Tattoo shop opens near (but not in) Lampasas
• Shoppers use gift cards, return items day following Christmas
• Roadwork proceeds as weather allows
• Steppin’ out
• Longtime Fort Hood employee retires from food court
• Texas Today: Cancer support group meets Tuesday
• Area cities to recycle Christmas trees after holidays
• Heights upgrades pump station
• Free meal highlights holiday spirit
• Activities help sick kids have merrier Christmas
• Troops home for the holidays
• Clinic offers livestock education
• Texas Today: Blood drive Tuesday at Gold’s Gym
• Copperas Cove officials support youth council
• Shoemaker High students give ‘adopted family’ special Christmas
• Bikers join Bread of Life ministry for toy drive
• Mission gives homeless holiday meal
• Texas Today: Hotels offer free rooms today
• Postman adds holiday flair to delivery route
• Group promotes local artists
• Business lights up family’s home
• Bell County shifts to GOP dominance
• Temple officer dragged, shoots motorist
• Texas Today
• Helping area children have happy birthdays
• Abdo asks for, gets new lawyer
• Killeen man surrenders, ending standoff with police
• Police: Woman hit man with pan
• Secret Santas pay layaway balances in Killeen
• Recent rain fails to ease drought
• Treasure time together
• Texas Today: 5-year-old dead after Belton crash
• DJ welcomes soldiers
• 3rd Brigade returns from Iraq
• Okray files campaign finance reports late
• Weekend fliers urged to arrive early, watch weather
• Construction blasts likely in Cove today
• Gas price decrease helping holiday travelers
• 2 Copperas Cove men arraigned on unrelated aggravated assault charges
• Holiday meal helps veterans
• Soldiers get housing boost Jan. 1
• Christmas holiday closings
• Texas Today: Air Force instructor faces sex allegations
• Man arraigned on aggravated sexual assault charge
• Children obtain certification to baby-sit for Fort Hood families
• Wendy’s collects coats for charities
• Two arraigned in pellet gun shootings
• Candidates file to run for office in Bell County
• Comanche Gap Road speed assailed
• Driver rams into Scott & White Pharmacy
• Only 2 positions contested in Lampasas County so far
• Republicans fill Coryell County primaries in April
• Baking with appreciation
• Lampasas County Commissioners to help build Lampasas fire station
• Driver killed in rollover on Florence Road
• Center of attention: Students treated to food, gifts by football players
• Big Cove water project on tap
• Furnishing lives, providing hope
• Killeen tackles water, sewer infrastructure
• Testimony: Game led to soldier’s Iraq death
• Schools trim athletic funds to tackle state revenue loss
• Wounded warrior’s new fight
• Texas Today: I-35 lane closure tonight in Belton
• Okray fails to file finance reports
• Killeen/Temple rank fifth in economic performance
• Districts share approach to discipline
• Keep young minds active during break for holidays
• State officials move primary to April 3
• Energized crowd greets troops
• Cove Blue Santa brightens children’s Christmas
• Home-Serve letters trigger inquiries
• KISD educator retiring after serving 41 years
• Texas Today
• CTC recognizes LVN nursing graduates
• Texas Today
• 149 soldiers return from deployment to Afghanistan
• Student, KPD collect DVDs for VA hospitals
• Cavazos Elementary fifth-graders donate toys to downtown Killeen Help Center
• Cove police: Man in vehicle tried to run over woman, child
• Warfare museum coming to Fort Hood
• 2nd Brigade soldier marks fourth, and final, return from Iraq
• Fort Hood Campus has limited hours during holiday break
• 450 military families receive food, toys for Christmas at Jolly Holly
• 300 soldiers back home after Iraq deployment
• Carter helps pen two items in defense bill
• Texas Today: Fort Bliss soldier dies in hospital after Afghan attack
• State Highway 9 project expands construction
• Fort Hood group donates toys to children’s hospital
• FEMA to reimburse city up to 75 percent for wildfires
• Filing deadline extended to Monday
• Killeen man indicted on injury to a child charge
• Cove ISD addresses funding shortfall
• Texas Today: State adopts rules on chemical disclosure
• Proposal bans cellphone use by U.S. drivers
• Lampasas Christmas display vandalized
• H-E-B serves holiday feast
• Police seek man in Cove robbery
• 12/17/2011 - Santa Clause at the Gin in Belton!
• Bell animal shelter nears completion
• Alternatives to job cuts presented to Cove board
• Elimination of next-day delivery in Killeen area is possible
• Lampasas County commissioners consider spending $450K to build fire station
• Top 40 Copperas Cove student ‘scientists’ compete at fair
• Coryell County, FEMA officials to discuss reimbursement for wildfire costs
• Lampasas City Council OKs Arts in the Park expansion
• Texas Today: Person with BB gun damages windows in Killeen, Cove
• VA grants battle vet homelessness
• CTC announces employees, department of the year
• Texas Today: Boil water notice starts Tuesday
• Killeen to ‘teach’ Civics 101; invites potential candidates to briefings
• Purple Santa Claus helps with season
• Teachers with fewer years predominate at 3 local districts
• Backlog of zoning requests mounts
• 12/16/2011 - FastTrac Listening To Your Business Workshop
• 12/15/2011 - December Third Thursday Mixer
• 12/16/2011 - Event at Crescent Lounge
• Poverty among area children rises
• More area residents need aid from social services
• Texas Today: Winter break starts Saturday for schools
• Program offers hope for future to troubled youth
• Killeen parade strolls through downtown streets
• Heights promotes ‘Healthy Homes’
• Children dish wishes at Breakfast with Santa
• Texas Master Naturalist applications available
• 12/14/2011 - Place Design
• Man accused in Killeen scam jailed in Travis County
• Gold Star families get holiday trip
• Texas Today: Harker Heights Activities Center conducting toy drive
• ‘The Texas Hamburger’ author favors local joints
• Children tell Santa holiday wishes at Heights Frost Fest
• Okray gains national recognition
• Students build leadership at conference
• KPD: Woman strikes boy
• KPD: Theft, high-speed chase lead to arrests
• Woman dies at Killeen jail
• CTC recognizes nursing graduates
• 12/14/2011 - Last Day!!
• 12/10/2011 - The Back Roads Band- Live at the Gin!
• 12/10/2011 - Christmas Ornament Workshop
• Cut a tree or put up a fake?
• Fort Hood reviews plans for zero-waste program
• 13th Sustainment starts new mission in Afghanistan
• Public invited to totem pole-raising ceremony next week at Iduma
• ‘Ice’ rink returns for holidays
• Group thanks Killeen police officers
• CCPD say they found drugs in truck
• Texas Today
• CTC named safest campus in Texas
• 4th Brigade Combat Team’s commander says goodbye to troops
• More than 2,000 area students need shoes
• Civil affairs unit partners with KISD
• Texas Today: Watch roads for frozen patches
• Jury indicts man posing as officer
• Kempner closes main water pipe today
• Police seek person of interest in woman’s shooting death
• Academic Studio hosts “Study Up” for last-minute final exam preparations
• 12/12/2011 - Sun Country Bicycles Ribbon Cutting
• 12/09/2011 - PEC AAS Meeting
• 12/13/2011 - HEB Holiday Feast of Sharing
• 12/13/2011 - Ambassador Steering Committee December
• Texas Today: Fort Hood soldier dies from illness
• Cove council gives Nolanville PD gift
• Residents tour Bell County’s $3.6 million compost facility
• Bell County commissioner files for vacant sheriff position
• $100K grant helps homeless prevention
• Odierno gives Army overview during Fort Hood stop
• Killeen ISD OKs fees for courses
• Man pleads guilty in 2010 shooting of Killeen woman
• Employers learn what Guard members do
• Man accused of throwing bloody rag at officer
• Lampasas Independent School District OKs audit
• KISD Board of Trustees to consider summer courses fee
• Texas Today: Killeen planning and zoning activity briefing today
• Bell County commissioners lift burn ban
• Choir, orchestra deliver ‘musical experience’ with Christmas anthems
• 12/10/2011 - Killeen 39th Annual Christmas Parade
• Caring for people at Killeen Food Care Center
• Xtreme Hair Show draws attendees from across the country
• Hundreds of motorcyclists turn out for 19th Tri-County Toy Run Sunday
• Get a pet for the holidays? Maybe not.
• Central Texas College is one of few community colleges with on-campus student housing
• Gambling machines make visible comeback
• 12/10/2011 - Schlotzsky's Jingle Bun Run
• Cowboy Christmas Ball tickets on sale
• Texas Today: Blood drive Monday at Killeen clinic
• Christmas on the Farm proceeds benefit child abuse awareness agency
• More Holiday Under the Stars events Friday
• Businesses to get boost for hiring veterans
• Cove development deal matches Austin plan
• Son gets a hug as soldiers return
• One man’s movement spurs Killeen council recall
• 12/08/2011 - Train Your Brain Lunch Series - Changes for Small Businesses
• 12/09/2011 - Event at Crescent Lounge
• U.S. judge dismisses portion of recall suit
• HR director starts hiring for Harker Heights hospital
• College police build rapport with students
• Texas Today: Holiday Under the Stars postponed
• Krist Kindl Markt continues despite weather
• Cadets become KPD officers
• Rain makes counties re-evaluate burn ban
• Teachers, students get tools for success
• Armed Services YMCA raffles Christmas trees
• 12/07/2011 - Creation of Place Design Team Monthly Meeting
• 12/07/2011 - GA Committee Monthly Meeting
• 12/07/2011 - Stylecraft Builders Ribbon Cutting
• KNCT radio going digital
• KPD chief: Most crime categories declining
• Family reunites
• Texas Today
• Killeen residents to avoid creeks after sewer spill
• Lynch, Ciotola end long Army careers at Fort Hood ceremony
• Schools aim to put safety first
• 12/07/2011 - Social Media Breakfast Killeen (Jason's Deli)
• 12/06/2011 - The Green Advantage: Bell County WCID #1 Compost Facility Open House
• 12/01/2011 - Event at Crescent Lounge
• 12/02/2011 - Event at Crescent Lounge
• 12/04/2011 - Event at Crescent Lounge
• Texas Today: HHPD investigates Nov. 24 death
• Former Nolanville councilman indicted on sexual assault charge
• Students snuggle in newly donated coats
• Filing may force Bell County constable to resign
• Man takes gun in Bell Co. courtroom
• Teens charged in taxi robberies
• Killeen kicks off United Way drive, aims to raise $100K
• Spacious animal shelter opens in Gatesville on a budget
• Condemned mobile home, house set for demolition
• Judge won’t step down in Hasan case
• SIFE youth group to open “store” December 10
• Texas Today: State extends unemployment benefits six weeks
• New soldiers learn unit’s history
• KPD to answer questions at forum
• Online classes offer students more flexibility
• Officer supports cycle of giving
• Airport screening bill's impact on Killeen uncertain
• Police ID man after print found on stolen television
• Coryell County approves refund for developers
• Holiday slightly delayed, but what a reason!
• Killeen council election to be May 12
• Cove man indicted on assault charge
• Children’s choir warming up for concert in December
• CTC spring registration under way
• Bell names animal shelter panel
• Texas Today
• Texas Today: Indian Trail closure today in Heights
• Bellaire Elementary School to celebrate 45 years of education
• Holiday lights dazzle at Belton Lake Outdoor Recreational Area
• Bell commissioners to discuss animal shelter
• Local state legislators unhappy with court-issued map
• Warm reception upon return to a chilly night at Fort Hood
• 12/03/2011 - Holiday Under the Stars
• Shop offers discounted tattoos for toys during drive
• Search starts for new Kempner Water Supply Corp. manager
• Lampasas Airport seeks expansion
• Texas Today: Roadwork this week on I-35 in Belton
• Repaying loans for college a growing concern
• Christmas tree welcomes troops at Fort Hood’s airfield
• Christmas decorations go up across Central Texas
• 12/02/2011 - December Power Hour sponsored by Pioneer Services
• 12/02/2011 - YMCA Annuial Festival of Trees
• Large local appeal for Small Business Saturday
• Schools targeting student economic disparity
• Christmas shoppers crowd Killeen stores on Black Friday
• Rare Salado Salamander inches to protection
• Texas Today: Group lays wreaths for veterans today
• Students’ skills soar at Science Olympics
• 12/01/2011 - Annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony at the Chamber
• Texas Today
• Former leader of Fort Hood dies at 98
• Drought sinks Brazos to record low level
• Let the merriment begin: Fest kicks off holiday season
• BBB warns holiday shoppers to be wary of Black Friday scams
• Salvation Army serves a feast for 500
• Soldiers home in time for turkey
• Ellison High students perform ‘Charlotte’s Web’
• Texas Today: DREAM Girls gets $7,500 for program
• Local churches invite public to Thanksgiving dinner
• Black Friday Dance Camp lets parents shop without children
• Book drive benefits animal shelter
• Thanksgiving Day, commercialism?
• Volunteers prepare holiday meals
• New map changes Carter’s district
• 1st Cav soldier faces Article 32 hearing
• Volunteers hand out baskets of food for Thanksgiving meals in Cove
• City JP won’t run for sheriff
• Making Christmas merry for children
• Abdo targeted Ky. post official
• Texas Today
• Milburn Academy continues Thanksgiving tradition
• $400K grant will help homeless veterans
• Police dog helps end standoff
• CTC Fort Hood campus registration underway
• 11/29/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Business Plan Basics Workshop
• 11/29/2011 - Woodhouse Day Spa -Nolan Creek Ribbon Cutting
• 11/30/2011 - Coffee Beanery Clear Creek Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting
• 11/30/2011 - Mango Cup Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening
• Soldier dies from wounds suffered in Afghanistan
• Two westbound U.S.190 lanes to close overnight
• CCISD to offer staff, teachers incentives to resign
• Social media helping military families
• Soldiers help boost kids’ knowledge of science
• Coryell voting results unchanged
• Man pleads guilty to DWI
• Demos drive home safety lessons
• Texas Today
• CTC closed Nov. 23-25 for Thanksgiving
• 11/28/2011 - Letters to Santa
• Killeen expo celebrates natural hair care movement
• Study probes brain injury, mental health program efficacy
• Killeen/Fort Hood airport expects rush despite bad economy
• Tutoring grows with expectations -- As schools get more rigorous, teaching choices abound
• Homecomings continue -- Families greet soldiers who are returning six months early
• 11/25/2011 - Live Music at the Gin featuring The Human Jukebox, Chris Austin Martinez
• 11/26/2011 - Live music featuring Weldon Henson at the Gin at Belton!
• Texas Today: Heights to pave parts of Indian Trail
• Korean veterans share stories
• Coryell Co. discusses funding for new jail
• Organization welcomes soldiers for holiday meal
• Cove considers outsourcing EMS services
• Cove ISD cuts may eliminate technology specialists
• First 2nd Brigade unit returns from Iraq
• Regiment gets new mission
• 11/24/2011 - Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot
• 11/24/2011 - Chamber Closed-Thanksgiving
• 11/24/2011 - Thanksgiving Brunch
• Cove ISD to offer incentives to teachers who resign
• Students strive to succeed
• U.S. troops suing phone company
• Shoemaker High showcases talent
• Texas Today: Fort Hood soldier dies after crash
• Third-generation trainer performs at Belton circus
• Juvenile may be tried as adult in homicide
• Police ID 2 suspects in fatal shooting
• Cove man arraigned on aggravated assault charge
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• 11/19/2011 - Enjoy the sounds of Jul & The Chrome Wheels (Party Band) at the Gin!
• 11/19/2011 - Holiday Health Kick-Off
• CTC spring semester registration opens November 28
• Grandmother pleads guilty in pit bull mauling death
• Fort Hood commander praises AUSA chapter for helping soldiers
• Wanted: 8 turkeys
• Official: Drought likely to stick around
• Adoption Day creates new families
• New CTC chancellor starts Jan. 16
• Abdo pleads not guilty to new charges in terror plot
• Texas Today
• Killeen councilmen officially out
• 11/15/2011 - Event at Connell Chevrolet, Inc.
• 11/18/2011 - Holiday Food Drive
• 11/15/2011 - Quintessence art exhibit University of Mary Hardin Baylor
• 11/17/2011 - Live music with Lee Tyler Post at the Gin!
• 11/18/2011 - Live Music with Mark Durham at the Gin!
• Woman indicted on charge of arson
• Texas Today: CTC board meets today at 11 a.m.
• Group helps military children cope with parents’ deployment
• Kempner water board approves $60,000 in spending
• More high schoolers consider college
• Troops, families pay tribute to fallen soldiers
• Greater Killeen Free Clinic relocating
• ‘Mounted Riflemen’ no longer an armored regiment
• Man arraigned on assault charges
• 11/20/2011 - Killeen/Ft. Hood Natural Hair & Health Expo
• Texas Today: Diabetes cooking class in December
• Judge seeks to keep seeing daughter, 10
• Copperas Cove Council amends burglary alarm system ordinance
• Police fundraiser helps Special Olympics
• Highway administration reclassifies area
• Ex-Killeen council members asked for drainage rule review
• Water line breaks in Copperas Cove
• THE TIME IS NOW 4:25!!!
• City cellphone recycling effort part of national plan
• Fort Hood deployments continue
• Killeen council to meet despite recall
• Killeen police ID homicide victim
• Coryell County Commissioners: Panel continues process of building new county jail
• Salvation Army, bank kick off charity drives
• Killeen Exchange Club honor city’s police officer, firefighter of the year
• Texas Today: Asphalt replacement begins Wednesday
• 11/14/2011 - November Ambassador Meeting
• 11/18/2011 - FastTrac Listening To Your Business Workshop
• 11/16/2011 - Leadership Killeen Local Government Day 2012
• 11/17/2011 - Third Thursday Mixer Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Texas
• 11/15/2011 - STARTING A BUSINESS WORKSHOP Turning a Dream into Reality
• 11/16/2011 - Grow Your Business Day
• 11/16/2011 - Social Media Meeting KIlleen (Fuddruckers Restaurant)
• 11/18/2011 - Miracle on 34th Street
• 11/18/2011 - Seigman, Starritt-Barnett & Sinkfield PLLC Ribbon Cutting
• Flutist Eldridge featured performer in CTC’s guest artist concert
• CTC to reclaim campus with Thursday celan-up
• CTC Patio Café offers cuisine from Deep South
• Texas Today: TxDOT plans lane closures in Belton
• Fort Hood Officers' Spouses Club 30th Annual Holiday Bazaar
• Lampasas vineyard wins in Wines of South contest
• Students target “the ‘R’ word” -- Awareness event to show why ‘retard’ should not be used
• Killeen man dead after shot in chest
• Work on barracks picks up the pace -- 1st Cavalry Division soldiers returning sooner
• Making noise for toys -- Harley Owners Group hosts event to benefit a camp for special needs kids
• Vets go from boots to books
• Killeen residents won’t see change in services
• Wounded soldier gets new home
• Texas Today: TxDOT plans lane closures in Belton
• Sneed retires after 10 years as Kempner water manager
• Autistic boy showcases talent at Resource Roundup event
• Texas Today: Mother: Soldier’s death a homicide
• Temple ceremony honors veterans
• Bell County redistricting plan pre-cleared
• Judge’s visits to daughter limited
• VA aims to provide better care for female veterans
• Parade honors veterans
• Fire displaces family of 7
• Smith Middle School students evacuated after smoke detected
• Ex-teacher given probation
• Education foundation hands out grants to 34 CCISD teachers
• Fairview students cheer veterans
• Heights honors veterans
• Friends, family members mourn slain teen at vigil
• Texas Today
• 83 seek $750M for Fort Hood shooting
• Veterans take pride in unit-specific groups
• Judge: Soldier should stay in mental facility
• Shifting service: Veterans Affairs makes changes to target females
• 11/10/2011 - Launching Your Entrepreneurial Future Workshop
• 11/11/2011 - Face of America TEXAS Bike Ride
• 11/11/2011 - Killeen Veterans Day Parade
• 11/12/2011 - For The Run Of It 10K
• 11/10/2011 - Pick Up Christmas Decorations
• 11/11/2011 - Killeen Chamber Closed for Veterans Day
• 11/07/2011 - Central Texas College Celebrates National Distance Learning Week 2011
• 11/11/2011 - Event at Stetson Cigars & Private Cigar Club
• Killeen to request special election
• Saber squadron comes home
• Copperas Cove schools need 37 class-size waivers
• Killeen a good place for military retirement
• Texas Today: Ramp closure on I-35 today, Friday
• Teacher gets $1,000 check for classroom makeover
• 2 elected to Gatesville council
• Area events to honor vets
• Teen charged in death of 16-year-old
• Jury indicts Belton man on drug distribution charges
• Bell County saves a bundle by refinancing bond debt
• Five-year enrollment totals vary at districts
• Community colleges lead growth in local higher ed
• Sign ordinance on Killeen council’s workshop agenda
• Police arrest two teenagers in Harker Heights shooting
• Time for treats
• Man pleads guilty to Temple murder
• Texas Today
• Ex-Killeen postal worker pleads guilty to mail theft
• Public invited to attend KAHA gathering
• KPD: Suspect threatened man with a box cutter
• CTC to host annual “Christmas Affair” craft show
• Fine Arts presents its fall production “Almost, Maine” Nov. 3-5
• CTC Patio Café features Mid-Atlantic cuisine this week
• Former Ellison dancer now Oakland cheerleader
• KISD libraries keep apace of changes
• Public libraries more and more tech all the time
• 1st Cavalry Division sees some back sooner than expected
• 11/05/2011 - Holiday Bazaar
• 11/08/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Bankrolling Your Business
• Group opposes recall in Killeen
• Nursing programs expand as demand increases
• Veterans combat homelessness
• Texas Today: Saturday's Early voting totals
• 22,000 pounds shredded at Better Business Bureau event
• Residents ‘keep Cove beautiful’ at Eco Harvest
• Soldiers unload equipment at borders
• 36th Engineer Brigade soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Colleges, school districts work to cut electric bills
• Students react to loan payback plan
• Texas Today: Friday's Early voting totals
• Space Camp Live visits students
• Belton ISD practices emergency scenario
• 10/28/2011 - Tejano Night at The Gin
• 10/29/2011 - 70's & 80's Throwback Party at The Gin!
• 11/02/2011 - GA Meeting
• Texas Today: Thursday's early voting totals
• Pawsitive therapy
• Woman gets six years of probation after child’s death
• Hasan’s counsel asks for experts
• Opponents of Cove’s civil service proposition display signs illegally
• CTC board names new chancellor
• Killeen resident transforms front yard into haunted house
• Registration Start Dates
• New State Law: Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination Requirement
• A&M-Central Texas Recognizes Employees' Dedication & Service
• 11/04/2011 - Power Hour for November
• Fighting more than fires: Bell Co. volunteer fire departments grapple with reduced grants, increased costs
• Unannexed area residents unable to vote in recall
• Texas Today: Early voting totals
• Cove man indicted on online solicitation of a minor charge
• Fort Hood relaunches school for air assault
• Nolanville seeks to fill vacant council position
• Man pleads guilty to 2010 murder
• 11/03/2011 - Open House at Connell Chevrolet, Inc.
• 10/27/2011 - Wine Tate & Fun @ Hilton Garden Inn Killeen
• 1st Cav soldier dies in Iraq
• Scott & White teams with American Cancer Society for long-term study
• Heights food pantry seeks aid from council
• Hasan hearing set for Thursday
• Texas Today: 1st Cavalry soldier dies in San Antonio
• Killeen council lauds TxDOT engineer
• Fort Hood prepares for soldiers’ return
• Students explore during space week
• Construction costs for KISD labs may exceed estimate by $1M
• Targeting substance abuse, addiction
• Suspect claims man was shot by accident
• A rally to help find the missing
• Texas Today: Early voting totals
• Pink Heals Tour reaches Killeen
• City Council continues to appoint residents to boards
• Lampasas council approves grant for chiropractic clinic
• CTC and LULAC to host Día de los Muertos event
• Rock dreams put aside for God, Army
• Texas today: Early voting begins today, ends Nov. 4
• Wines & equines: Polo match raises funds for horse therapy
• Cove residents hear from firefighters
• U.S. 190 expansion detailed
• Cove firefighter issue early voting starts today
• 10/29/2011 - Military Affairs Retiree Roundup Dinner
• 10/27/2011 - GKCC Volunteer Award Reception
• 10/31/2011 - Halloween Carnival
• CenTex Beef Cattle Symposium on Friday
• Area residents reflect on Iraq War’s end
• Despite lower poverty level, local agencies feel strained
• Troops wanting to vote face several obstacles
• City building inspectors volunteer to rebuild home
• Young Eagles take flight
• Pink Heals Tour stops in Killeen, Fort Hood
• Texas Today: Ely to speak at UMHB Monday
• Early voting starts on Monday
• 10/25/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Create a Guide to Grow Your Business
• Texas Today: Killeen Masonic Lodge hosts blood and food drive
• Students explore artistry
• Sculpture garden opens in Salado
• Two charged after city’s 13th homicide
• ‘Highway of death’ gets safety makeover
• End to Iraq War will bring 1st Cav troops home early
• UMHB breaks ground on nursing center
• 10/24/2011 - Ambassador Monthly Meeting
• Dine for the Foundation
• H-E-B issues recall for bagged salad
• Troops training equals college credit
• City asks citizens to ‘Make a Difference’ and volunteer
• Foil scupltures
• Salado murderer sentenced to 40 years
• KPD: Man dead after gunshot wound
• Texas Today: Fundraiser benefits stem cell procedures for 17-year-old boy
• 10/22/2011 - Gault Site guided tour
• Hills of Cove Golf Course to fill pond with treated wastewater
• Aspiring chefs get hands-on experience at Patio Café
• Texas Today: Operation Homefront supports military teens with workshop
• Battling zombies on stage
• Social security increases cost of living 3.6 percent
• Cove firefighters to discuss civil service
• Jury indicts Killeen teen on aggravated assault, possession of cocaine charges
• 10/22/2011 - Lions Club Park Hike & Bike Trail Grand Opening
• 10/22/2011 - Lion's Club Park Hike and Bike Trail Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening
• 10/21/2011 - Rocky Patel Cigar Eventat Stetson Cigars
• Texas Today: TxDot holds public meeting to discuss U.S. 190 expansion
• Cove reviews ballot issue for city’s fire department
• Heights council identifies key issues for city
• Water district to sell compost to residents
• Skystrikers join Fort Hood
• Final preparations
• City seeks fed grant for trail
• CCISD delays joining suit against state
• Undergraduate Admissions Criteria correction
• CCISD: Single-year funds help offset state funding loss
• Coryell County officials, architects discuss details of proposed jail with residents
• Ex-inmate now a coordinator at J.A.I.L. Ministry
• Warrior Week emphasizes school, community pride
• Texas Today: Officials release name of soldier who died after accident
• Subs help fill teachers’ shoes
• Ex-Killeen resident charged in Pa. theft scheme
• CGI Group brings 350 jobs to Belton
• CTC haunted house/Autumn carnival set for Oct. 28-29
• CTC kicks off Red Ribbon Week October 24
• Cajun Creole menu featured this week at CTC Patio Café
• TAMUCT Rewarded for Energy Efficiency Project
• 4-H News: Parents play biggest role in improving teenagers’ driving
• Gromacki helped create electroplating process
• Fiesta highlights Hispanic culture
• Trappers bag feral hogs
• CPR and First Aid classes available
• 10/20/2011 - 2012 Leadership Killeen Ft. Hood Day
• 10/20/2011 - Third Thursday Mixer the Annual Fall Fiesta at Extraco Bank, Killeen
• 3 teens face burglary charge
• Killeen keeps regular pace ahead of recall
• Texas Today: Young Eagles offer free plane rides
• LUBY’S CAFETERIA SHOOTING: TIMELINE OF EVENTS
• Children donate car wash funds to wildfire victims
• Raising awareness
• Center loses Lampasas ISD’s contribution
• Survivors reflect on Oct. 16, 1991, Luby's shooting
• Councilmen address concerns at forum
• Career filled with ‘heart’
• KISD hosts first chili cook-off
• Cove Cycle Fest benefits wounded soldiers, vets
• First-graders rival at regatta
• Abdo’s trial date changes; set for Dec. 21
• Coalition urges end to family violence
• Killeen airport to expand security protocol
• Texas Today: Breast cancer fundraiser today
• Students gain work experience
• Heights farmers market switches seasons
• CPD: Woman used Facebook to boast about dog slaying
• 10/16/2011 - Lower Flags
• 10/20/2011 - 14th Annual Panamanian Folklore Convention "Carnival Sensational" 2011
• 10/13/2011 - Celebrating the Holidays
• Texas Today: Autopsy: 2-year-old’s drowning accidental
• Passion for pens: Killeen man’s collection helps supply ‘Mad Men’
• Killeen business owners voice concerns about sign ordinance
• NAACP forum to focus on recall
• Supply tank construction in Cove to minimize water waste
• Suspended officer sues Killeen PD
• Jumping into health
• Report shows KISD board members’ spending
• Man indicted in 1989 murder
• 10/12/2011 - Unique & Elegant Hair Design Ribbon Cutting
• 10/15/2011 - Fill My Cup Charity Pub Crawl - Greater Killeen Young Professionals
• 10/18/2011 - Greater Killeen & Belton Young Professionals Business Lunch
• 10/14/2011 - PEC AAS Meeting
• 10/17/2011 - Ambassador Steering Committee Meeting
• 10/18/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Techniques for Promoting Your Business
• 10/14/2011 - Fall Festival, Grace United Methodist Church
• Texas Today: Lake Road closed Thursday in Killeen
• KISD details district’s financial health
• Coryell County wildfires cost $7M
• Drought cracks pipes
• Child, 2, died in pool
• Police find illegal gambling operation in Killeen gift shop
• Killeen OKs board term limits
• Plenty of pumpkins
• What do you think of Netflix’s reversal of its plan to separate streaming and DVD services?
• Car crash near Belton kills 2 children
• Lampasas council denies tattoo parlor special-use permit
• State trooper arrests Gatesville teen after car chase
• KISD Board of Trustees to reveal district’s financial status to the public
• Students explore social issues, create PSAs
• City Council to appraise Killeen boards, commissions
• RN to BSN Nursing Info Session Oct 11
• CTC Patio Café to make up cancelled Tex-Mex dinner this Friday
• 4-H hosts Hunter’s Spectacular Saturday at Expo Center Assembly Hall
• Community service important to KISD foundation director
• Timber Ridge students learn about pedestrian safety
• Prayers for passers-by
• Texas Today
• Voter sign-up deadline nears
• Florence’s water now safe to drink
• Legislation encourages cities to cut energy use
• Salado seeks sustainable living
• Cities reduce waste with recycling
• Texas Today: Blood drive Monday at Killeen clinic
• Heights passes on local rep for tax unit
• Dogs socialize at Halloween-themed festival
• Gatesville, Coryell Co. consider land swap
• Firefighters in pink
• Texas Today: Outdoor watering banned in Round Rock, Georgetown
• Pair of arrests clear 7 burglary cases in Cove
• Jewish residents celebrate Yom Kippur today
• Community outreach
• Florence hands out water for drinking
• Clearwater enters Stage 4 water restrictions
• Black Meg gets Cove golf course contract
• Lampasas board rules against new tattoo shop
• 2 arraigned in Cove on separate charges
• Scammer targets Cove chamber members
• Line break depletes Florence water tank
• Texas Today: Register for Camp Geek event Saturday
• Soldiers’ spouses play troops during simulation
• NFL quarterback visits new children’s hospital
• Finalist ‘sensitive’ to needs of students, community
• 13th Sustainment welcomes Parham
• 10/08/2011 - Crescent Lounge- Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening
• Zumba-thon breast cancer research fundraiser at CTC
• CTC announces finalist for chancellor position
• Heights Food Care Center deals with growing demand
• Outcome of jail bond vote may affect tax rate
• Texas Today: Voter registration drive today in Killeen
• 2 indicted on burglary charges
• Without immunity, U.S. troops unlikely to stay in Iraq
• Soldiers tell students about life in military
• 10/08/2011 - Barktoberfest
• 10/08/2011 - Archeology Tour
• 10/08/2011 - Sammons Golf Links Re-Opening
• Texas Today: Avenue G closure in Killeen starts today
• PDs, populace party
• Heights faces challenges with parks’ construction
• Cove council lowers seniors’ tax exemption
• Killeen discusses term limits for boards
• Scott & White opens children’s hospital
• 10/07/2011 - Power Hour
• Police officer loses arbitration battle; his suspension indefinite
• Former Nolanville councilman charged
• Robotics team gears up for competition
• City Council to discuss U.S. Highway 190 expansion
• Bell County gains $70K for housing illegal immigrants
• LISD joins suit over school finance reform
• Texas Today: Officials ID soldier who died in Heights
• CTC Patio Café offers Floribbean cuisine
• CTC to host annual National Night Out event
• 10/05/2011 - GA Meeting
• 10/06/2011 - Jiffy Lube Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting
• 10/03/2011 - Seton Medical Center - Harket Heights Town Hall
• 4-H clubs help develop nation’s future leaders
• Carving competition catching on in Florence
• Cove marches off with victory
• Texas Today
• Sutton longest-serving Killeen Exchange Club member
• Plummeting pump prices a positive sign in the area
• Will Killeen exhibit interest in a museum for children?
• Soldier not guilty in slaying
• Killeen seeks right fit for city manager
• Texas Today: Chisholm district lifts boil water notice
• Cove party kicks off National Night Out event
• Festival showcases diversity
• Kempner hosts open house in new building
• Lampasas approves funds for fire station
• 10/01/2011 - Fine Wine Festival, Art Show, Old World Stone Carving Competition
• 10/01/2011 - 17th Annual International Festival
• 10/01/2011 - 4th City Fair
• Texas Today: 2 Texas soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Salvation Army expands at new location
• Latino Art Festival displays heritage
• ‘Warrior diplomats’ comprise new unit
• Experts debate soldier’s mental state at court-martial
• Fort Hood clinic combats addiction
• 09/30/2011 - Harvest Dinner at The Vineyard at Florence
• 09/30/2011 - Salvation Army Family Thrift Store Grand Opening & Relocation Ribbon Cutting
• Texas Today: Chisholm Trail issues boil water notice
• Residents, pets safe in three-alarm blaze
• Second doctor testifies: Soldier was in ‘state of psychosis’ during shooting
• Senior center raising money to expand patio
• TxDOT funds U.S. 190 expansion
• ‘High-risk activities’ help soldiers remain grounded
• Miller not seeking re-election
• Uniforms, IDs found in Abdo’s possession
• Police seek 2 suspects in armed robbery of Cove home
• Killeen structure fire
• Testimony: Soldier has mental illness
• Killeen woman indicted on retaliation charge
• Texas Today: CTC to host opening of campus center
• Police seek robbery suspect after shot fired in store
• Parents ‘walk’ in students’ shoes
• VA changes care approach at new clinic
• 10/04/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Being Your Own Boss
• Shots fired during store robbery
• Demand for water outpacing supply
• 1st Cav soldier faces charges in contractor’s death in Iraq
• Elections to cost Killeen $30K more
• Rain possible across Central Texas through Thursday
• Kempner finalizes construction of city building
• Texas Today: Harvest Festival Thursday at library
• Heights council votes to expand lot in Purser park
• Cove students deliver aid to Bastrop wildfire victims
• KISD gets ‘superior’ financial integrity rating for 2009-10
• Man confesses to setting church fire
• 09/27/2011 - STARTING A BUSINESS WORKSHOP Setting Business Financial Goals
• Lampasas chooses interim city manager
• Heights residents enjoy fawning over, feeding deer
• Texas Today: Harker Heights council meets today
• Lampasas County’s property tax 2 cents lower
• Coryell County Commissioners Court: Panel reviews local wildfire damage, ‘Hog Out’ program
• City Council continues children’s museum, dog park discussion
• HHFD investigating Sunday blaze
• Planetarium to celebrate Astronomy Day
• CTC hosts Transfer Day for students
• CTC to host opening of new campus center
• Bell 4-H plans to host children’s event Saturday at Expo Center
• Killeen artist feels the need to bead
• Up to the challenge
• TxDOT: U.S. Highway 183 projects on schedule
• Coryell County to take part in Hog Out again
• Texas Today
• Stillhouse lake down 16 feet
• 10/04/2011 - 28th National Night Out
• 10/04/2011 - Glamour Shots Ribbon Cutting
• Fort Hood doing its part to conserve water
• Residents and business owners face tough choices in dealing with Texas’ severe drought
• VLA entertains H-E-B shoppers with flash mob
• Heights celebrates return of veterans
• III Corps greets deputy Canadian commander
• First Bell Co. children’s hospital opens Oct. 4
• Today Today: Fort Hood soldier killed at S.C. bike rally
• 09/24/2011 - 1st Annual RUN TO LIVE 5K RUN/WALK
• Jury indicts man on abandonment charges
• Copperas Cove Carnival
• Latest phone scam targets grandparents
• Social media aids officers in search
• Texas Today: Three city of Killeen offices have relocated
• KHS offers guitar class to students
• 09/24/2011 - Hometown Hustle 2011
• 09/23/2011 - The Sound of Music
• 09/23/2011 - FastTrac Listening To Your Business Workshop
• Off to war — again
• Cove PD: Man assaulted woman
• Coryell Co. volunteer FDs plan fundraiser
• GKCC presents awards at annual banquet
• Fort Hood hosts Night Out launch
• 09/22/2011 - 78th Annual GKCC Banquet
• 09/22/2011 - Tarleton State University Teacher Informational Session: Become a Teacher!
• CTC SIFE hosts budgeting workshop
• 09/22/2011 - Free Entrepreneurship Boot Camp for Veterans (must have DD214)
• City’s sign policy draws critics
• Sisters help out soldier-daughters, each other during deployment
• Man dies after ATV accident in Killeen
• Lampasas interim city manager may start Oct. 10
• Education foundations start fundraising
• Surprise homecoming
• City manager updates residents on Cove construction projects
• Texas Today: Post IDs soldier who died in noncombat-related incident
• Belton man allegedly hits 2 officers
• 09/22/2011 - Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet
• Fire takes Gatesville historic landmark
• Decision on City Hall stands
• Texas Today: CTC SIFE hosts food budgeting workshop
• Cove council moves elections to Nov.
• Women share success stories at expo
• Heights council reviews strategic planning survey
• Local fight on YouTube grabs attention
• 09/20/2011 - BUSINESS Q&A FORUM: How to Find a Great Business Idea
• City Hall proposal gets another look tonight
• LISD transportation department fills 8 buses with items for wildfire victims
• Repeal of ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ takes effect
• 09/20/2011 - Women in Business Expo
• Students honored for compassion
• Coryell County’s property tax rate rises
• Texas Today: Boil water order lifted in Gatesville
• Cove, CCISD team up to showcase city’s progress, departments
• CTC Conservatives to host Constitution Day event September 21
• CTC Patio Café Dinners open this Friday
• Folks show off their skills at open jam music session
• Hitting the trail to taste Texas wines
• Bell County Museum opens ‘Toyland’ exhibit
• Texas Today
• College roundup
• One woman helped shape college’s past; museum curator helps preserve it
• Preserving livestock during severe drought
• Heights encourages giving back to community
• Powwow shares tribal culture
• Locals get inked at tattoo convention
• Water flows to Gatesville
• Crash on U.S. 190 kills man
• Studies at Fort Hood target PTSD
• 4 Killeen men plead guilty in robbery case
• Soldiers connect past, present
• Fort Hood ceremony honors POW, MIA’s
• Pipe break cuts off water in Gatesville
• Tip leads police to man wanted in Killeen
• Gatesville water line break forces residents to conserve
• 09/16/2011 - Luxury Cab Company
• Crews gain control over area wildfires
• Kansas National Guard prepares for Iraq deployment
• Cove man suspected of beating woman
• Texas Today: Avenue G road closure starts today
• Japanese army learns lessons from U.S.
• CTC trustees consider limiting terms
• 09/15/2011 - Third Thursday Mixer- THE Annual Fish Fry at Union State Bank, Downtown Killeen
• 09/15/2011 - CK Nails and Spa Ribbon Cutting
• 09/15/2011 - NEW Woman Owned Small Business Certification Program AND 8(a) workshops
• Convicted rapist gets life term
• Killeen woman indicted on child abandonment charge
• Fire near Stillhouse Lake largely under control
• Walmart rewards teachers
• Jail administrator announces bid for Bell Co. sheriff
• City suspends hunt for city manager
• Church to hold benefit for water wells in Haiti
• CTC named to military-friendly school list
• Union Grove fire flares, evacuations resume
• Bookstore temporarily closed for inventory
• 09/14/2011 - Leadership Killeen Orientation Day
• Temple man sent to prison for role in armed robbery
• Soldiers riding motorcycles on, off post must wear vests
• KISD board discusses impact of STAAR tests
• Children’s author encourages Heights third-graders to improve their reading, writing skills
• Cove celebrates start of bypass project
• Texas Today
• CCISD partners with nonprofits
• Victim recounts rape during testimony
• Killeen to close site for early voting
• Transformer sparks fire near Stillhouse Hollow Lake
• Lampasas to OK budget Sept. 26
• 09/13/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Writing a Successful Business Plan
• 09/13/2011 - Carter BloodCare Blood Drive
• Bastrop pets need help, too
• Local residents feel the need to assist Bastrop fire victims
• Trial of accused serial rapist begins
• Protests planned at City Hall
• Coryell County commissioners nix public hearings on bond issue
• KISD trustees to vote on architect for labs project
• Parents, youth invited to 4-H open house
• Killeen church launches construction projects
• Tribute honors 9/11 victims, Cove first responders
• 09/11/2011 - Groundbreaking - Christian House of Prayer
• Memorial park to honor Fort Hood’s fallen
• Soldier’s death gave mother ‘new appreciation of what our military does’
• Texas Today: Ronald McDonald House plans party today in Temple
• Hundreds at Army Wives’ business expo
• Nolanville celebrates new age of growth at 50th anniversary event
• Salado winery makes comeback
• Heights residents mingle at Puppypalooza
• KISD honors military, first responders
• Florence teen dies, 3 injured in car accident
• H-E-B’s 7th annual ‘Helping Heroes’ serves first responders
• CCISD luncheon for Cove police, fire departments
• TAMU-CT kicks off year with picnic
• Cove man shoots self during SWAT incident
• Fort Hood marks 9/11 anniversary
• 36th Infantry Division Comes home from Iraq
• 09/10/2011 - 2011 Hispanic Heritage Festival
• 09/10/2011 - Great Russian Composers Concert
• Student Organizations Collecting Donations for Fire Victims
• GRE Workshop Oct. 8
• 09/09/2011 - Freedom Walk
• Texas Today: Scott & White blood drive on Monday
• 5 still in the running for city manager post
• United Way kicks off ‘Live United’ campaign
• Army opens Killeen clinic to serve military families
• Nolanville celebrates 50 years
• KISD schools host freedom walk today
• Officer finds cocaine in car during traffic stop
• 09/08/2011 - Ribbon Cutting- Roomy Suites
• 09/08/2011 - Ribbon Cutting Springeaf Financial Services
• CTC announces new deputy chancellor and campus dean
• New art exhibit opens at CTC
• 09/08/2011 - Launching Your Entrepreneurial Future Workshop
• How to help Bastrop fire victims
• Fort Hood heightens security during 9/11 observance
• Texas Today: Fort Hood soldier died while on leave
• Middle school honors Air Force unit at luncheon
• Man indicted on intoxicated assault charge
• Church kicks off fried-pie fundraiser
• 09/07/2011 - Small Business Contractor Outreach Event (Darnall Hospital at Ft. Hood)
• Texas A&M move to SEC held up by legal threat
• Open auditions scheduled for fall drama production
• Fall Festival/Join A Club Day set for September 14
• 09/07/2011 - GA Meeting
• Police seek person of interest in July shooting
• Jack Mountain fire 50 percent contained
• Texas Today: 20-year-old drowned in Stillhouse Lake
• Cove council raises taxes
• Heights expenditures increase from 2010-11
• Man get 25 years for killing 9-month-old stepdaughter
• Killeen sets dates for city manager interviews
• Dad meets daughter at homecoming
• Groups gather aid for Bastrop fire victims
• 09/06/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Bankrolling Your Business
• CTC library opens Second Tuesday series September 13
• Camp Geek returns to Planetarium with the Dinosaur Experience
• Drought hurting horse rescue efforts
• VFW hosts virtual golf tourney to raise funds for homeless
• Meals of appreciation
• Texas Today: Roadwork starts today in Killeen
• Blaze displaces Killeen residents
• Construction workers busy at Fort Hood
• Looking for peace and quiet? Head to Inks Lake
• Fun fare at the Central Texas fair
• Texas Today
• Nolanville councilwoman still ‘learning the ropes’
• Texas Today: Blood drive Saturday at St. Joseph church
• UMHB starts fall with record enrollment
• Fair brings more rides, bigger crowds
• 10 children take to arena for mutton bustin’ contest
• Soldiers depart for Afghanistan
• Water leak exposes living conditions at small Killeen apartment complex
• Too hot to play
• Cove to fix dangerous intersection
• Texas Today: Water turned off at apartment complex
• Police seek suspect in shooting
• Officials encourage block parties
• 09/02/2011 - Central Texas State Fair
• 09/02/2011 - September Power Hour sponsored by First Choice Power
• 09/02/2011 - September Power Hour sponsored by First Choice Power
• Manor students send off soldiers
• Fort Hood loses final 4th ID unit
• Spread of fire halted
• Texas Today: Enrollment open for Texas tuition fund
• Organizations donate supplies to Boys & Girls Club
• Judge sets trial date for Abdo hearing
• Harker Heights hires new planning director
• KPD: Siblings suspected of shooting at neighbor
• KPD seeks person of interest in deadly shooting
• Texas Today: Closure on Avenue G starts Friday
• Officials: 100 firefighters work to contain blaze
• Teen indicted on charge of manslaughter
• Families welcome 1st Cavalry soldiers
• Killeen man faces murder charge
• New laws for Texas motorists start today
• Troopers officially home: 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment uncases colors
• CTC again cited as one of the best colleges to work for
• CTC closed Labor Day, September 5
• 08/31/2011 - The State of Non Profits in Texas
• 08/31/2011 - The State of Non Profits in Texas
• Texas Today: Tell us your story
• Students helping seniors
• Heights PD catch fugitive
• Rep. Carter: ‘Our country is in trouble’
• Law aims to reduce copper theft
• Cove ISD uses fund balance, freezes salaries in 2011-12 budget
• Killeen ISD OKs budget
• 08/30/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP How to Conduct Market Research
• 08/30/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP How to Conduct Market Research
• 08/30/2011 - Ribbon Cutting- Firehouse Subs
• 08/30/2011 - Ribbon Cutting- Firehouse Subs
• Family wins battle to save Killeen business
• Bell court approves tax hike
• Coryell County commissioners review payment options for road projects
• Fire claims home, several buildings in Lampasas County
• Coryell County a disaster area following brush fires
• Area police departments to receive federal grant
• Serving up hot, healthy options
• CTC recognizes EMT graduates
• Bell County 4-H honors leaders, members at dinner
• Beat the heat in Longhorn Cavern
• Heights artist painting patriotic mural on man’s motor home
• Texas Today
• Fort Hood troops’ return good news for businesses
• Retired soldier oversees operations of Fort Hood’s successful recycling center
• 08/28/2011 - End Of The Month Party
• Texas Today: Roadwork starts tonight in Heights
• ABWA hosts leadership conference in Killeen
• Cove EDC to submit plat for new shopping center
• Wounded soldier rediscovers, rebuilds life
• Flight brings 5th Battalion home
• Liquor law draws debate
• 08/28/2011 - Just As Nice Consignment Sale
• 08/28/2011 - Just As Nice Consignment Sale
• Officials urge energy conservation
• Crime rate rises in Killeen as KPD touts progress
• Texas Today: Fort Hood soldier dies during training
• Lampasas delays interim city manager pick
• Jury convicts Tretter of murdering wife
• 08/26/2011 - Seminar and Resources Fair for children with special needs
• 08/26/2011 - Seminar and Resources Fair for children with special needs
• Texas Today: Roadwork starts Sunday in Heights
• Vigil takes stand against violence
• Prosecution calls surprise witness in murder trial
• Child molester gets 10 years
• Families, friends reunite with about 200 soldiers returning from Iraq
• Man arraigned after beer bottle assault
• Texas Today: ERCOT urges energy conservation during extreme Texas heat
• Thunder Horse troops return
• 2 die in separate shootings
• Fort Hood feeds families
• Land-use map request splits Killeen City Council
• Victim’s daughter testifies in Tretter murder trial
• H-E-B raises $10,000 for local food care center
• Public hearing on proposed budget today
• Suspicious activity leads to money laundering charges
• Two people dead in unrelated shooting incidents
• Perry sets Nov. 8 for vote on constitution changes
• Lampasas enters stage 2 water conservation plan
• Judge dismisses phone message in Salado murder trial
• Killeen budget to consider 2 percent salary increases
• Fort Hood contains fires that burned 7,680 acres
• Lampasas council fires city manager
• Crossing guard controls traffic
• Back to School for Killeen - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 08/23/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Basics of Opening a Restaurant
• 08/23/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Basics of Opening a Restaurant
• 08/23/2011 - CANCELED! National Bank Clear Creek Branch Ribbon Cutting
• 08/23/2011 - CANCELED! National Bank Clear Creek Branch Ribbon Cutting
• Fires still rage on Fort Hood
• Haynes principal, staff work hard to ensure smooth opening day
• Principal, teachers greet Fowler students
• Schools in Killeen ISD back in session
• Fires still rage on Fort Hood
• Harker Heights council considers hiring juvenile case manager
• Coryell County residents to vote on $18.8 million bond
• Texas Today:New city manager, budget on City Council's agenda
• State Rep. Aycock discusses legislative budgeting session with community
• Officials ID human skull found in Temple parking lot
• Man pleads not guilty in Salado murder case
• Bell County high school students attend orientation about the Temple Bioscience Institute
• Go on a safari at exotic ranch
• Texas Today
• Latest drought victims: Trees
• KISD welcomes Haynes, Pathways schools to fold
• Texas Today: Highway 195 crash leaves one dead
• GeekFest debuts Human vs. Zombies competition
• Jazzercise center holds open house, shoe drive
• Fire on post leads to power outage
• Police seek suspect in Saturday shootings
• Fort Hood prepares to cut civilian contractors
• Cove reports most crashes near 190
• Dangerous spots to drive
• 08/20/2011 - Kidsville 2011
• Texas Today: Striping on Florence Road starts Monday
• Cove PD steps up patrol in school zones
• TAMU-CT construction on schedule
• Search firm: 30 apply for Killeen city manager job
• KPD: Man chokes woman
• 08/19/2011 - Touch of Class Trio Perfoming Live at The Gin
• Abdo waives right to appear for hearing
• Bereavement camp
• Cove bike tour raises funds for homeless shelter
• Convicted killer’s stay of execution continues
• CTC approves 2011-12 budget for $189.1M
• Cops stepping up DWI patrols
• Tax-free weekend starts today
• OTC salutes overseas testers
• Choking incidents in Cove
• 08/18/2011 - Third Thursday Mixer at Stonetree
• 08/18/2011 - Government Contracting: HOW TO ASSEMBLE A TECHNICAL PROPOSAL
• 08/18/2011 - Business Seminar - ''UNDERSTANDING GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING'' 2011
• Jury indicts man who faked cancer
• Local teachers aid tornado victims
• Texas Today: Soldier dies after motorcycle crash
• Chisholm Trail watering schedule
• Stage 1 drought restrictions implemented
• Kempner Water Supply approves 2011-12 budget
• Purifying lake water
• Abdo case under gag order; arraignment today
• Long Knives sheathed after a long year in Iraq
• ‘I couldn’t be more proud:’ Commander leads 185 3rd ACR troops home from Iraq
• Killeen looking at employee pay raises
• Texas Today: Water district starts Stage 1 drought plan
• Former Troy teacher pleads guilty to having sex with 14-year-old
• Cove council discusses changes to 2011-12 budget
• Fire destroys vacant home
• Child molester gets 8 years in prison
• KISD OKs final proposal for budget, tax rate
• NAACP, LULAC displeased by Killeen redistricting boundaries
• House Creek Elementary opens its doors
• 08/16/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Business Plan Basics Workshop
• CTC financial aid students worldwide can now charge textbooks
• Back in session
• Coryell commissioners invite public to discuss proposed budget
• Lampasas County approves precinct boundaries
• Killeen City Council to review protocol for handling city business
• Texas Today: CCPD investigating drowning death
• New chapel complex open on post
• KCCC volunteer organizes art exhibits at facility
• Chill out at Barton Springs Pool in Zilker Park
• Club gives 200 free backpacks to families at Long Branch Park
• Residents urged to conserve water
• Texas Today
• College roundup
• 14 stir up new skills at food workshop
• Cities tackling similar budget issues
• Texas Today: Animal control now closed on Sundays
• Operation Homefront gives away backpacks
• Back-to-school help for local children
• Lampasas residents can weigh in on redistricting
• KPD searches for person of interest
• KPD hopes new officers reduce overtime costs
• Excited 3rd Armored Cavalry families reunite
• Checks keep food safe
• Seniors, organizations connect at market day
• Texas Today: Cove woman drowns in swimming pool
• Man gets 10 years in drug case
• Students ease nerves at orientation
• Final class completes CTC police academy
• 'Best by Test': 41st Fires competition ends with weapons check
• 08/12/2011 - Event at The Gin
• Arrest made in 1989 Belton murder
• Widows welcome home fallen husbands’ troops
• Texas Today: Fort Hood identifies two dead soldiers
• Retail gas prices down 8 cents nationwide
• CEFCO grand opening
• Head start for high schoolers
• Extreme drought prompts fire safety
• Lawyer requests ban on evidence at murder trial
• Getting excited about #CTCGeekfest! Hope
• We are getting excited about @CTCGeekfes
• 08/11/2011 - ATDS Truck Driving School
• Alzheimer’s group celebrates 10 years of support
• Texas Today: Scott & White blood drive set for Monday
• Man indicted on rape charges
• Temple man gets 80 years for shooting officer
• Killeen narrows redistricting options
• How long will heat last?
• GeekFest returns to Planetarium August 19-20; wristbands on sale Friday
• 08/10/2011 - 15th Annual Government Procurement Conference (Arlington TX)
• 08/10/2011 - Twin Liquors Ribbon Cutting
• Texas Today: Back-to-school shot clinics scheduled
• Belton High teacher earns Region 12 secondary teacher honors
• Science teacher earns Region 12 recognition
• Cove ISD OKs contracts
• CTC names incoming deputy chancellor
• Heights council hears barking dog complaint
• KISD close to approving budget
• Grand jury indicts Abdo
• Killeen budget sees little dissent
• Bell County raising tax rate 2 cents
• 08/09/2011 - Event at Joseph Kolar
• 08/09/2011 - Military Affairs CSM BBQ
• 08/09/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Being Your Own Boss
• CTC announces new deputy chancellor and other appointments
• CCISD set to vote on budget items
• Coryell tax rate stays the same
• Killeen police arrest shooting suspect
• City workers battle several water line breaks in Killeen
• Public hearing on Killeen budget today
• Texas Today
• KISD welcomes 230 new teachers to staff
• Fort Hood swaps out Canadian commanders
• Investors flee stocks
• 08/08/2011 - Missoula Int'l Children's Theatre presents King Arthur's Quest
• Museum’s Lost Egypt exhibit an exciting find
• Chef, jewelry maker adapts to Army life
• Texas Today
• Cool for school
• College roundup
• 4-H members learn new skills at County Camp
• A camp just for them
• Texas Today:Senior Market Day Friday in Killeen
• Heights police may add social worker to staff
• Community celebrates Africa, the Caribbean with music, dancing
• Residents, scholars study military history at symposium
• Glossary of budget terms
• Officials explain how budget process works
• Killeen aims to balance budget
• Texas Today: Rolling road block Monday on I-35
• Nothing old about new senior housing
• Copperas Cove urges water conservation
• Texas breaks electric grid usage record
• Battle buddies reunite
• 08/05/2011 - VLA Theatre presents The Drowsy Chaperone
• Texas Today: Belton to test warning system
• Verbal altercation turns violent, teen shot
• Community at Club Hood
• Cove proposes slight tax increase
• Nolanville considers 2-cent tax increase
• Cove man faces seven charges
• Census shows Killeen’s council districts unbalanced
• AWOL soldier case headed to grand jury
• Welcome back — It’s a boy
• Texas Today: Rep. Aycock to seek re-election to House
• Teen dies, 2 injured in car crash
• Starr to speak at Baylor alumni event in Salado
• Serving local soldiers
• No tax increase projected in Harker Heights
• Abdo faces preliminary hearing
• Man indicted in shooting at party
• Mental health services escape big cuts
• Killeen records first heat-related death
• Fire destroys two homes
• 08/03/2011 - Business Reception
• Welcoming soldiers back to Fort Hood
• Cove council discusses raising taxes
• Texas Today: PX deemed safe after bomb threat
• Judge sentences man for child porn
• Heights council hears budget presentation
• Foodies’ delight: Chefs delight crowd at Flavors of Central Texas
• ‘Fairness’ urged by mayor for rash of liquor store proposals
• PX cleared after bomb threat
• Study: Red-light cameras cut crashes
• Two suspicious packages found in Killeen, Cove
• Liquor sales, zoning rules on Killeen council agenda
• LISD board studies proposed budget, TEA ratings
• Masons gather for Kempner city hall ceremony
• Official: Coryell EMS subsidies unfair
• Texas Today: Late electric bills in the mail, officials say
• Lampasas budget workshops set
• Registration deadline nears for KPD’s Citizens Police Academy
• 08/01/2011 - Private Business Reception
• Suspicious packages reported in Copperas Cove, Killeen
• Texas Today: Part of Avenue D closed weekdays
• Freedom Flight one of several cruises offered on Lake Buchanan
• Area dancer on reality TV show
• College roundup
• Ranchers feeling the heat
• 08/04/2011 - HOOD HOWDY!
• 08/05/2011 - Power Hour
• Ex-soldier shares his steps to gain CO status
• Boaters need to ‘use extra caution’ as lake levels drop
• Residents on fixed incomes struggle as electric bills skyrocket
• 72 students graduate from UMHB in Belton
• Texas Today: Tilted Kilt blood drive Wednesday
• Families in Crisis aids vet families dealing with homelessness
• Live-fire training prepares troops for air defense position
• KDH welcomes new managing editor
• Killeen, Cove ISDs on TEA’s recognized rating list
• Abdo’s father calls accusations ‘lies’
• AWOL soldier defiant in court
• Texas Today: Register by today for military symposium
• Officials recover body of drowning victim
• Local robotics team competes
• Candidate runs on ‘faith and freedom’
• Remembering influential developer
• 08/03/2011 - GA Meeting
• Abdo arraigned, mentions Hasan
• Naser Jason Abdo to make initial court appearance today
• Precautionary recall issued for H-E-B brand dairy products
• Texas Today: Weekend property auction benefits Fort Hood family
• Day campers perform mock trial
• Heights starts warrant roundup
• 41st Fires Brigade commander’s next stop is Pentagon
• Sides await ruling in Killeen recall lawsuit
• Killeen gun dealer credited with helping to foil terror plot
• Man found sleeping on sidewalk accused of spitting on Cove officer
• Fort Hood commander praises ‘quick actions’ by law enforcement
• Army: AWOL soldier admits to plot
• 07/29/2011 - LaRon Tubb Live at The Gin
• 07/30/2011 - Live Music--Country/Rock at The Gin
• AWOL soldier reportedly in possession of bomb-making materials
• Fort Hood officials release statement
• State keeps up with demand for electricity
• SWAT team called to Killeen home
• City Council divided over rezoning of liquor stores
• Campbell discusses future of Fort Hood soldiers, community
• KPD: Men rob cab driver
• Texas Today:Road closure starts on Avenue E today
• Jury convicts man in robbery case
• Texas Today: Fort Hood IDs soldier found in barracks
• Heights develops evacuation plan
• New students enroll in Killeen ISD
• Tip-a-Cop fundraiser to benefit Special Olympics
• Cove council discusses budget
• KISD’s local revenue affects state funding
• KPD charges man with indecency
• Kempner council reviews potential ordinances
• Men face aggravated assault charges in Subway shooting
• Tips for keeping cool in the heat
• Teen’s killer given 9-year sentence
• Happy Meals embrace apples, less fries
• Killeen plans to cut $1.7 million from budget
• Keep an eye out for heat-related illnesses
• Another wildfire ignites on post
• 08/02/2011 - 3rd Annual Flavors of Central Texas
• Killeen council begins budgeting process tonight
• Lampasas County faces spending cuts
• Lampasas City Council OKs seeking bond rating
• Prosecutor: Home burglary ‘disgusting’
• Texas Today: Harker Heights council meets today
• Coryell approves precinct boundaries
• Future teachers get hands-on experience in the classroom
• Searing weather breaks record
• >Dr. Gray-Vickery Named Provost and VP of Academic and Student Affairs
• Suspect: Attacks ‘marketing’ for manifesto
• GOP, Democrats ready rival debt-limit plans
• CTC fall semester registration begins July 25
• Whip up good times with roller derby
• Artist’s works help lift patients’ spirits
• Touring West District is a glimpse of Belton’s long history
• 07/30/2011 - Rock Your Park
• 08/02/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Bankrolling Your Business
• 07/30/2011 - VLAs Sound of Music Audition Workshop
• Community honors heroes of ‘forgotten war’ during banquet
• Jail space may affect bail bonds in Coryell County
• Lampasas grape harvest yields small, flavor-concentrated fruit
• Texas Today: Park entrance closed this week to drain
• Work on U.S. 183 ahead of schedule in Lampasas
• Work begins on 190 south bypass
• I-35 expansion moves along in Bell County
• Making good time on State Highway 9
• U-turn bridge to ease Harker Heights traffic
• Drivers be wary as road projects progress
• 07/28/2011 - Bag Stuffing for Hood Howdy
• 07/29/2011 - Hot Summer Nights - Orquesta Trabuko
• 07/26/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Facebook 101 For Business
• 07/25/2011 - SAIL-Tarleton Model for Accelerated Teacher Education/KISD
• 07/29/2011 - VLA Presents The Drowsy Chaperone
• Texas Today: Texas soldier dies in Afghanistan
• KPD: Woman shoots man in face
• CCISD trustees named region’s best
• Two groups lose grants from arts commission
• 38th Cavalry honors fallen soldier
• Suspect in custody in connection with Thursday night shooting
• 07/25/2011 - SAIL-Tarleton Model for Accelerated Teacher Education/KISD
• 07/25/2011 - Event at Tarleton State University TMATE
• Texas Today: Texas soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Grand jury indicts Cove man in March shooting
• Nolanville reviews budget timetable
• Unit opens campus-like facility
• Incident damages Fort Hood walkway; road closed
• Adventures in archaeology
• Cove woman suspected of beating man with bat
• OTC welcomes new CO
• 3rd ACR renders final honors to four troopers
• 07/23/2011 - Drowsy Chaperone
• 07/22/2011 - Chris Austin Martinez LIVE at The Gin
• 07/23/2011 - 93 West performing LIVE at The Gin
• Texas Today: CTC closed Friday; planetarium open
• Seton Medical Center hiring to begin in November
• Local authors to sign gun books
• Edwards named ‘good neighbor’
• Boards discuss water tanks
• Communities in Schools given $279K grant
• 1st Cavalry Division honors seven fallen soldiers
• Galligan ends role in Hasan’s defense
• Grand jury indicts man on manslaughter charges
• 07/23/2011 - Rock Your Park
• CTC closed this Friday, July 22
• CTC selected for College Credit for Heroes program
• Tomorrow SIFE is exchanging popcorn for
• Texas Today
• Community loses ‘vital component’
• KISD discusses increased 2011-12 budget
• KPD gets gold-level certification
• KPD: Man who shot self in store dies
• Cove council discusses budget
• Tip nets assault suspect
• Autopsy results prolong fire investigation
• Children’s museum proposal gaining traction
• Hasan appearing in court today
• 07/22/2011 - Movies in your Park - Eat, Pray, Love
• Museum for kids on Killeen City Council’s agenda
• Post exhibit featuring works by deployed soldiers opens
• Fire leaves Killeen family homeless
• Coryell approves redistricting plan
• 17-year-old charged in Cove shooting
• Cove teen mourned
• Texas Today: Killeen issues boil water notice
• 131 3rd ACR soldiers return to Fort Hood after a year in Iraq
• Man receives probation for injuring woman at Walmart
• Copperas Cove shooting victim dies
• 07/22/2011 - Drowsy Chaperone
• Texas Today: Police investigating shooting in Cove
• Adventure awaits in Inner Space Cavern
• Fun with fashion
• Museum director’s love of history led her to Belton
• ‘Surprise Homecoming’ airs tonight
• Preservation takes a backseat to progress
• 07/22/2011 - FastTrac Listening To Your Business Workshop
• 07/22/2011 - Deadline for HOOD HOWDY ITEMS!
• 07/21/2011 - July Third Thursday Sponsored by the Fort Hood Association of Realtors
• Texas Today: Killeen seeks help in city manager search
• Lampasas council to vote on water supply upgrade
• Local groups mingle, compete at Field Day
• Weekend event ends with Red Carpet celebration
• Law complicates municipal elections
• Children's hospital partnership expands health care in Central Texas
• Fort Hood remains an ‘enduring installation’
• Belton keeps adding bricks to Patriot Way walk
• Local water conservation effort intensifies
• Texas Today: 3 Fort Hood soldiers die at local hospital
• Man shoots himself in local gun store
• Drunk driver gets 16 years in prison for 2010 death
• Aycock: Funding education is top priority
• Scientific study
• Hit-and-run kills soldier
• 41st Fires Brigade units head to Mideast
• 3rd Brigade soldier killed in Iraq attack
• Killeen delays plans for new city hall
• Hasan in court Wednesday
• 07/16/2011 - Live Music at The Gin: Melissa McGhee & LaRon Tubb
• Man shoots self at gun store
• Hasan's arraignment set for Wednesday afternoon
• SIFE hosts popcorn fundrasier to benefit area food bank
• Texas Today
• Cove man charged with assault
• Convicted robber sentenced to 30 years
• Cove Chamber of Commerce builds lasting relationship with Fort Hood
• Grant funds Killeen airport upgrade
• 07/20/2011 - Killeen-Fort Hood Chase Homeownership Center Open House
• Families gather to raise funds for Fort Hood’s Santa’s Workshop
• Woman accused of hitting officer indicted
• Belton man charged with intoxicated manslaughter
• Ironworkers top out Seton Medical Center in Heights
• Family IDs slain woman as former soldier
• Killeen asks for voluntary water-use restrictions
• 07/19/2011 - STARTING A BUSINESS WORKSHOP Turning a Dream into Reality
• 07/16/2011 - Rock Your Park
• 07/18/2011 - Ambassador Monthly Meeting at Fuddruckers
• Texas today: Kempner teen dies from gunshot wound
• Heights approves graffiti ordinance
• Cove ISD approves guidelines for board
• Lampasas Co. redraws precinct lines
• Killeen approves animal ordinance
• Belton clears hurdle so UMHB can tear down historic homes
• Judges sentence 2 for solicitation
• Judge denies men’s requests for probation change, lower bond
• Police treating woman’s death as homicide
• Hasan’s attorney seeks March 2012 court-martial
• Scott and White announces 20-year partnership with Texas Children's Hospital
• Lampasas Co. redistricting meeting today
• Killeen council to discuss search for city manager
• Electrical fire causes part of Cove motel to shut down
• Council to hear results of Belton-UMHB talks
• Coryell to boost CCFD EMS funds
• Lampasas councilman resigns
• Texas Today
• Cove ISD estimates state fund losses at $10M
• 1st Cav soldier killed in Iraq
• Express’ ballpark a first-class facility
• Wartime deployments empty streets, shops
• EHS students hit the trails at state park for service and science
• Lampasas County Extension agent reaches out to community
• Texas Today
• 07/16/2011 - Central Texas Young Professionals Field Day
• Texas Today: Scott & White blood drive on Monday
• 7 Years Today wins Battle of the Bands top prize
• 4 express interest in vacant Bell County sheriff position
• Survivors release grief, balloons at TAPS seminar
• Killeen councilman proposes children’s museum downtown
• Collisions halt traffic on U.S. Highway 190
• Hasan’s defense team has few options for court-martial strategy
• Harker Heights plans for growth
• Coryell No. 2 in area jobless ranking
• Contractors’ role at Fort Hood changing
• Fort Hood helps drive local business, growth
• 07/15/2011 - Hot Summer Nights - Sing Kumba & Msytic Heights
• 07/14/2011 - Fete Floral & Event Planning
• Car strikes bicyclist at intersection in Heights
• Judge denies plea change in drug case
• Fire chars 50 acres
• District Clerk of the Year award goes to Coryell County employee
• Texas Today: Blaze destroys Killeen home
• Karar International Dance Academy wraps up colorful, musical dance conference
• Pets parade through Lampasas streets
• Diaper Derby draws crowd
• 07/14/2011 - Launching Your Entrepreneurial Future Workshop
• 07/09/2011 - Holt Experience-LIVE MUSIC at The Gin
• 3-month Crossing of America Tour rolls into Lampasas
• Nolanville council approves annexation proposal
• VFW post dedicates wall to 1st Cavalry battalion
• H-E-B blood donor contest ends Saturday
• Man gets 35 years for raping soldier
• Texas Today
• Ironhorse Brigade flies off to Baghdad
• Two dead in wrong way head-on crash
• Fair showcases Lampasas artisans
• 07/08/2011 - PEC AAS Meeting
• 07/13/2011 - Military Affairs Senior Officer BBQ
• 07/12/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Home-Based Business Basics
• 07/13/2011 - Realty Executives of KIlleen Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening
• Texas today: SIFE offers free snow cones to food donors
• Nolanville council meets tonight at 7
• Fishing fun
• Grand jury indicts woman in robbery
• 3rd ACR soldiers return to Fort Hood
• Sheriff hanging up his star
• KISD ordered to rehire 4 staffers
• 07/11/2011 - FastTrac NewVenture Business Startup Program SUMMER II 2011
• Fort Hood shooting suspect will have military trial, face death penalty
• CTC most popular school for soldiers using tuition assistance
• SIFE team offers free snow cones for canned goods
• Transfer station operating again after trash fire
• Club inspires children to be artsy
• Texas today: Killeen police arrest 15 during weekend
• Cove council discusses personnel plan
• Officials agree to extend burn ban in Coryell County again
• CCISD board reviews mission
• Judge denies man’s request to change plea
• Petraeus: Fight in Afghanistan to turn eastward
• American throws 235th birthday party
• KPD releases crash victim's names
• 07/09/2011 - Rock Your Park
• 30,000-plus watch colorful parade
• Festival offers lots of family-friendly fun
• ‘It’s the Fourth of July’
• A rousing tribute
• CTC grad self-publishes book of poetry
• Forget your cares in Salado
• Texas Today
• Partnerships with units help outlying communities
• Cities tighten Fort Hood ties
• 2 men ejected, killed in car crash
• 07/08/2011 - Movies in your Park - Iron Man 2
• Drought starts impacting local lake levels
• Three 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment soldiers die in Iraq
• Gatesville builds ties to First Army
• Fort Hood expands its reach
• Campbell proud to serve
• Register now for CTC’s College For Kids classes in July
• Hot, dry weather perfect for grasshopper survival, reproduction
• Swing band plays old tunes, modern hits at retirement community
• 4-year-old cold murder case still haunts detective
• Families, friends kick off holiday weekend by area lakes
• Ex-billing employees sue Killeen
• Texas Today: State comptroller announces senior staff changes
• Extra patrols planned over the weekend
• Texas Today
• Crime Stoppers program ‘speaks for itself’
• Gatesville water plant project flows to phase 2
• Residents can record serial nos. online to help police
• State suspends some water rights
• AAA: July 4 travel to be lighter than 2010
• Veterans encourage family fun
• Killeen files brief in recall suit
• CTC attends new military spouse employment program kick-off
• CTC closed for July 4 holiday
• Cove woman arraigned on two assault charges
• Judge reduces bond of Denny’s shooting suspect
• Killeen transfer station closed after fire damages structure
• KPD officer surrenders to HHPD
• Texas Today
• Cove police looking for people involved in a dozen copper thefts
• Kids, flags and a parade kick off Independence Day festivities, fun
• KISD budget faces cuts, time crunch
• Texas today: Two Texas Marines die in Afghanistan
• Second man charged in June 11 shooting
• Killeen council OKs apartment complex
• H-E-B stores compete for blood
• Woman indicted in prostitution case
• Ride 2 Recovery sends Fort Hood soldier on adventure in France
• Drought assistance available for farmers, ranchers
• 07/07/2011 - New Teacher's Showcase Goodie Bag Deadline
• Planetarium open July 4
• Texas today: Road closures continue in Killeen
• Blood for ‘battle buddies’
• Redistricting plans draw heated debate from Coveites
• Carpenter gets high marks from Heights council
• Killeen police seek burglary suspect
• Kempner raises garbage rates
• Texas Legislature passes education cuts
• Killeen council chooses Lower to fill seat
• 24 cadets graduate from KPD police academy
• 07/01/2011 - CANCELED- Power Hour for July 1, 2011
• Defense Department announces death of 3 1st Cav soldiers
• 07/06/2011 - GA Committee Meeting
• Lampasas council OKs rewording in bond package
• Heights council reviews participation in Oncor steering committee
• Texas Today: Cove phone system to be upgraded
• Bell County officials accept indigent defense money
• Cove Chamber official surrenders to police
• Applicants meeting with Killeen council today
• Coryell commissioners discuss budget ideas for ’12
• Texas House busy as end of special session looms
• Obama gave commanders leeway on Afghan pullout
• Man shot Sunday at Club Inferno
• Deployment specialist readies soldiers, families for Army life
• Lampasas wineries full of friendly atmosphere
• Authors, artists gather in Conder Park for festival
• Heights Legion recognizes students
• Meet the applicants for council seat
• Texas Today: Coryell redistricting hearings Tuesday
• Copperas Cove Farmers Market: Garden enthusiasts make profit from hobby
• Korean War Veterans Chapter 222 of Central Texas group honors fallen Korean War soldiers
• Historic World War II photographs come to Belton
• 07/04/2011 - Military Appreciation
• 07/05/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP The Art of Showing Off!
• Drivers get a break as gasoline prices fall
• Jammin’ in Copperas Cove
• Man accused of beating woman, holding her captive
• Bomb scare closes Kohl’s in Killeen
• Pine car derby races to benefit Susan G. Komen foundation
• Hancock pool to celebrate its 100th anniversary
• Man gets 15 years for aggravated assault
• 07/01/2011 - Power Hour
• 07/02/2011 - Artist Reception with C.W. Dykes
• Nine apply for vacated Killeen council seat
• Pair sentenced for killing Killeen teen
• Former pilot now in charge at Darnall
• Fort Hood man accused of beating woman, fleeing police
• CCEDC holds off on selling digital ad space
• Killeen closer to ‘film friendly’ status
• Texas Today: Republican lawmakers settle abortion language fight
• Heights man killed in crash
• Obama: 33,000 troops are leaving Afghanistan
• Judge sets recall case briefs filing for July 1
• Man accused of running from police, stealing woman’s clothes
• Korean War Veterans Retreat Ceremony Saturday afternoon
• Cove’s governing bodies discuss projects, progress
• No charges filed in Fire and Rescue case
• 06/28/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Create a Guide to Grow Your Business
• 06/30/2011 - Salon Upscale Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening
• Coryell bans all fireworks through July 4
• Fireworks will fly at Fort Hood
• Killeen council officially launches city manager search
• Obama likely to cut 10K troops from Afghanistan
• New Reflections salon, Japanese Ladies Club host haircutting fundraiser
• 553rd has a complex mission
• Cove council authorizes online training
• Heights council set to evaluate city manager
• Odiferous water still safe
• Local Exchange Club donates $5,000 to prevent child abuse
• Woman involved in double shooting dies
• Harker Heights council plans discussion on city’s water projects
• Finding city manager focus of Killeen workshop
• Bell County sees rash of fires
• Woman arrested in arson
• Woman dies from gunshot wound
• Gatesville woman arrested on arson charges
• 13 people escape mobile home fire
• 06/21/2011 - Blood Drive - Texas Workforce Center Killeen
• Study finds Facebook users have improved social lives
• Vet with passion for troops leads local Purple Heart group
• Flying Vikings offer scenic flights, crafts, food to special needs children
• Learn the history of iconic Texan law enforcement
• KPD invites residents to voice their concerns
• Texas Today: Roadwork today on Jasper in Killeen
• 4-H members place, take home scholarships at state-level competition
• 06/27/2011 - Military Relocation Support Ribbon Cutting
• 06/28/2011 - Western Art Show
• 06/25/2011 - SUMMER IN THE PARK FESTIVAL
• 06/27/2011 - Youth Summer Entrepreneurship Camp
• Kempner, Lampasas expect to see growth from bypass
• Cove aims to keep business on 190 viable
• As start nears, Cove hopes bypass eases traffic
• Operation Pray Me Home throws party for soldiers
• ‘Because we are free’
• ‘Just for Daddies’
• Killeen council reviews current budget, moving funds during workshop
• Killeen could fill District 4 position June 28
• Just the boys: Soldier cares for sons while wife deploys
• Historic preservation v. modern growth
• June brings record highs
• Stiles Farm Field Day set for Tuesday
• Roadwork Monday on Jasper in Killeen
• Bell County bans all fireworks until July 5
• Woman accused of hitting officer with car caught
• Fathers have their day on the runway
• Pentagon makes 1st Air Cav deployment official
• Heights planning director resigns
• Cyclist dies in Salado
• Queen leads Juneteenth parade
• Residents sue Killeen over recall
• 06/23/2011 - Saratoga Homes Ribbon Cutting & Grand OPening
• 06/24/2011 - Movies in your Park - The Karate Kid
• 06/23/2011 - University of Phoenix Career Fair
• 06/24/2011 - Civil War Soldier Reenactors
• Woman wanted by police arrested
• Bond for accused molester reduced
• Former soldier receives 8 years
• Council to discuss filling seat
• Bike Night to benefit Nolanville
• Birthday batch
• Texas Today
• Bell County gets grant for indigent defense
• Cove police: Man hit 16-year-old with iron
• 06/21/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Techniques for Promoting Your Business
• 06/18/2011 - Flying Vikings "Air Day" Event
• New CTC art exhibit features Tinnen’s American DREAM” photography
• Woman sought for assaulting cops with stolen car
• Apply now for District 4 council seat
• Cadets up to the challenge
• Validity of recall questioned
• Belton Fourth of July festivities begin June 30
• Woman indicted on child abandonment charge
• Airport economic impact 5 years ahead of schedule
• KISD to expand math program
• 06/18/2011 - Flying Vikings "Air Day" Event
• KPD seeks aggravated assault suspect
• Man killed in double shooting
• Bye-bye, beret: Patrol cap is back
• Killeen Council: Recall vote will be Nov. 8
• Killeen pool packed for World’s Largest Swimming Lesson attempt
• Killeen NAACP Juneteenth celebration starts Thursday
• KPD arrests 2 men suspected of robbery
• CCISD board funds Communities in Schools
• Harker Heights council OKs two contracts
• Beltonians speak against historic home demolition
• Killeen City Council OKs KPD’s request for new Tasers
• AUSA introduces its new president
• KISD budget looks brighter
• Killeen sex offender caught by border patrol in Galveston
• 06/17/2011 - Hot Summer Nights - Toni Ringgold
• Bottle rockets banned due to dry conditions
• School lunch prices will rise this fall
• Killeen Council addressing recall vote date today
• Sheriff proposes hiring on-site nurse at Coryell County Jail
• CCISD Board of Trustees debate future of portable buildings on district’s campuses
• Family sells lemonade to fund care packages for overseas soldier
• Texas Today: Heights council to discuss contracts
• Planetarium hosts F4 on June 24
• So you want to be a police officer?
• KISD shows ‘strong results’ on TAKS
• College Roundup
• 3-D archery mimics the hunting environment
• Wilson works to bring fun to Cove
• Stonetree closed this week for golf tourney
• Explore one of the best kept secrets in the county
• Certification by live fire
• 06/17/2011 - Latin Style Beauty Salon Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening
• Learn to effectively manage weeds, brush
• Boy Scout Troop 287 celebrates 50th anniversary
• Youth reel in big catches
• Highway 9 project is 12 percent complete
• Texas Today: I-35 lane closures set for Monday, Tuesday
• Independent senior living coming to Heights
• Heights residents deserve trash service they’re paying for
• Bullying a big issue for some CCISD students and their parents
• Local officials show support for immigration legislation
• Killeen council to vote on recall date
• 06/16/2011 - June Third Thursday Mixer at First National Bank Texas
• 06/17/2011 - Why and How Business Should Care About Education
• Veteran on walk across the country
• 1st Air Cavalry soldiers depart for Afghanistan
• Come fly with me
• Man gets 20 years in prison for fatal DWI crash
• Killeen PD claims Battle of the Badges victory, bragging rights
• Texas Today: Ceremony honors 1st Cavalry soldiers killed during Desert Storm
• 48th Chemical Brigade changes command
• 3rd ACR soldier dies in Iraq
• 06/10/2011 - LIVE MUSIC AT THE GIN
• 06/11/2011 - LIVE MUSIC AT THE GIN
• 1st Cav’s 1st Brigade cases colors
• Summer program feeding kids on weekends
• Wilkerson quits Killeen City Council
• Texas today: KPD vs. CCPD softball charity game tonight
• Cove warns of water department posers
• Veterans gather for 1st Cavalry Division reunion
• CCPD says teacher emailed nude photo of student
• KPD investigates after man shot in leg
• Copperas Cove man faces charges after leaving 2 children at 7-Eleven
• Spring 2011 A-Honor Roll Undergraduate Students
• Killeen councilman announces he will step down
• Traveling church camp comes to town
• Airport’s passenger numbers off slightly
• Man indicted on charge of injury to a child
• Cove postpones action on property tax exemption for seniors
• KPD awards 4 scholarships
• CTC offering academic summer camps
• Sulphur Creek Car Cruise Saturday
• KPD vs. CCPD softball game Friday
• Man dies in motorcycle crash
• Texas Today: Hospital gives away bicycle helmets today
• 06/10/2011 - Tony The Vet
• 06/16/2011 - Train your Brain - MOBILE MARKETING DEMYSTIFIED
• Texas Today: Texas soldier dies in Afghanistan attack
• Accused cop shooter enters guilty plea
• Man to change plea in 2010 big pot bust
• Heights reviews Waste Management contract
• Clearwater OKs contract for new building
• Visually impaired campers explore Army helicopter
• Recall organizer establishes legal fund
• Search agencies deliver pitches to Killeen council
• Patriot battalion activated at Fort Hood
• Texas Today: Water off today in parts of Killeen
• Killeen continues search for city manager
• Lampasas ISD employees wont get a pay increase next year
• Commissioners review Coryell’s finances, reinstate burn ban
• Mini train offers fun for families
• World travel, water inspires local artist Mabrey
• Investigation by TCEQ unearths permit issue
• Top Ellison grads settle good-natured rivalry
• College Roundup
• 392 receive diploma from Killeen High
• Paws-ing for some fun
• If signed, bill could extend terms of city councilmen
• Teacher, coach wraps up 40-year career with KISD
• ‘HexBug’ inventor gives Wilmer Lecture in Salado
• Heights High graduates 578
• Army father surprises daughter at graduation
• 06/14/2011 - STARTING A BUSINESS WORKSHOP Setting Business Financial Goals
• 06/16/2011 - Introduction to Government Contracting
• Chisholm Trail water district in Stage 2 drought restrictions
• Texas today: Vehicle crashes into Cove restaurant
• Volunteers sew Quilts of Valor
• First baby born at Darnall’s Women’s Health Center
• A new stage for Cove graduates
• 5 cases of E. coli in Bell County
• 06/10/2011 - PEC AAS Meeting
• VA benefit summer payments delayed
• 06/10/2011 - Movies in your Park - Despicable Me
• Crossroads graduates receive diplomas at Copperas Cove High School
• LULAC kicks off annual state convention at Civic Center
• Fumes force Iduma to close cafeteria
• Inventor to give Wilmer Lecture
• House bill would expand TTT
• Texas Today
• Nolanville council names Huckaba mayor pro tem
• Woman accused of robbing Rue 21
• Woman who killed teen pleads guilty
• EMS billing computer security breach a federal case
• Police: Cancer patient is a con man
• 06/07/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Bankrolling Your Business
• 06/03/2011 - Hot Summer Nights Concert - RetroActive
• 06/04/2011 - Blue Shirt Bike Ride
• Ex-KHS student accused of having steroids at school
• Peebles Elementary fifth-graders tackle world’s complex problems
• RSVP whacks Killeen position
• Texas Today
• Soldiering through field day
• Killeen split in redistricting plan
• Accident slows traffic
• CTC aviation students earn second place honors at national flying event
• Fire chief: Signs indicate arson at Garden Palace
• Texas today: Soldier dies in Afghan action
• Heights plans city garage sale in August
• Summer Nights series starts Friday
• Students learn Special Olympics skills
• Bell County Jail meets state standards
• Perry orders special session
• Gen. Dempsey chosen to head Joint Chiefs of Staff
• 06/03/2011 - Power Hour Sponsored by Extreme Systems
• Fire slows traffic near former nightclub
• Texas Today: Harker Heights council meets today
• Surprise ceremony
• Hundreds gather to honor service members
• Filling the blanks
• CTC offers Continuing Education courses this summer
• Texas Today: Woman dies in Temple house fire
• Memorial Day marks official opening of area city pools
• College Roundup
• Photography workshop set for June 17-18 at Bell County Expo Center
• Kempner memorial honors veterans
• America honors military sacrifice on Memorial Day
• 06/02/2011 - The Drowsy Chaperone Auditions
• 06/03/2011 - City of Killeen Blood Drive with Carter BloodCare
• Trucker takes Rodeo Star title
• Heights hospital creates dusty dilemma for neighbors
• Killeen aims for military museum
• Killeen council waiting out recall; Cole, Wells won't resign
• 2009 termination of Killeen employee raises questions
• Ag news: Upcoming ag events
• Memorial Day Closings
• Texas Today: Blood drive Friday at Killeen City Hall
• Community places flags at graves of veterans; Heights hosts parade
• New plans presented to Coryell redistricting committee
• Grant funds cameras for police officers
• 06/01/2011 - The Drowsy Chaperone Auditions
• 06/02/2011 - LULAC State Convention Opening and Ribbon Cutting
• Public is invited to ‘ham it up’ with troops
• Teens can relax, have fun, get involved at new ASYMCA facility
• KISD honors teachers of the year
• Texas Today
• Fort Hood soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Deploying to Iraq ‘hard’ without wife along
• Official University Mascot Revealed at Press Conference Today
• Gaylene Nunn Named VP of Finance & Administration
• 3rd ACR gives final salute to five fallen troopers
• Petitioner, city at odds over Killeen council recall election dates
• Holiday weekend draws out more on highways
• Remembering the Jarrell tornado
• Deployed parents can watch grads
• Killeen woman again facing charges of animal cruelty
• Texas Today
• More details released on Monday night shooting death
• Protesters erect watchtower just outside post
• CCEDC sign damaged by lightning strike
• KISD pays tribute to 53 retirees
• Memorial Day closings
• State approves financing for transportation project in Heights
• Planetarium offers Memorial Day matinee tripleheader
• CTC summer semester registration enters final week
• Texas Today: Texas soldier among 4 killed in Afghanistan
• Iraqis wary of decision on U.S. troops
• Woman indicted on drug, money laundering charges
• Killeen YAC lauded for environmental efforts
• Lampasas council rejects solar park
• Fatal shooting suspect held on $1 million bail
• Asian-Pacific heritage focus of celebration
• Cove car show to benefit toddler
• 6 charged in tobacco smuggling at jail
• 06/01/2011 - GA Committee Meeting
• Kempner mayor gives council updates on city projects
• Belton OKs firm for hike and bike trail design
• Texas Today: 1st Cavalry's 1st Brigade gets official deployment orders
• Aycock presides over first Heights meeting as mayor
• Federal funds may save KISD jobs
• Police: Neighbor kills man in Killeen
• Homicides, burglaries on the rise in Killeen
• Recall clock started
• 05/27/2011 - Chris Austin Martinez LIVE at The Gin
• 05/28/2011 - Jr and The Starlights LIVE at The Gin
• CTC closed for Memorial Day,Monday, May 30
• 1st Cavalry brigade gets orders for Iraq
• Planetarium kicks off F4 series this Friday
• Man shot in the chest, later dies
• Newest Killeen councilman Clark being sworn in today
• Army posthumously salutes Nov. 5 hero
• Texas Today: Water off today in Harker Heights
• Power outage affects traffic lights, schools
• Coryell burn ban lifted for two weeks
• 1st Cavalry Division's 2nd Brigade Combat Team deploys to Iraq for fourth time
• KISD: Summer meal program free to all under 18
• CCISD Board of Trustees: Powell retires after 50 years of service
• Seton, Stars and Stripes on Heights council’s agenda
• Bell County Commissioners extend burn ban until June 20
• Power outage reported in Killeen
• Vets receive free haircuts
• Killeenite Caballero creates an eclectic vehicle
• Texas Today: Oakalla library to honor local veterans
• Pre-Kers, kindergartners explore careers
• Students celebrate Latin America
• College Roundup
• Members attend national conference in Washington D.C.
• 05/28/2011 - 2011 PRCA Rodeo-Killeen
• Legalities shroud public from council’s email addresses
• Bell County clears 17 murder cases
• Rabbit Fest parade fills Avenue D with revelry
• Scouts seek help for Marine
• Heights’ new mayor shares his thoughts on office
• Lampasas moves on after bonds fail
• Killeen ISD to lose less funding in state's budget plan
• Former soldier gets Purple Heart for 2006 incident
• 05/28/2011 - Military Appreciation
• Texas today: Free cuts Sunday for military at Sport Clips
• 1st Air Cav departs
• Cove Relay raises funds, awareness
• Council reacts to recall petition
• Rumsfeld signing memoir at Clear Creek Main Exchange
• CTC hosting public auction today
• Rain is no match for Rabbit Fest
• 05/27/2011 - 2011 PRCA Rodeo-Killeen
• 05/27/2011 - FastTrac Listening To Your Business Workshop
• 05/26/2011 - 2011 PRCA Rodeo-Killeen
• Bank robbery suspects charged
• Galligan, Campbell meet to discuss Hasan case
• Area law officers pay their respects
• Entire Killeen council facing recall
• Task force arrests pair in meth bust
• Killeen man faces charges following double stabbing
• Grand jury indicts couple in animal cruelty case
• Texas today: KPD seeks new tips in drive-by shooting
• Nolanville mayor swears in new council members
• Families stay when troops deploy
• Salado ISD moves on after voters reject bond
• Woman takes plea in pit bull mauling
• 05/24/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Basics of Opening a Restaurant
• CTC new student orientation next Friday; registration ends same day
• Temple teens indicted in fatal Dollar General robbery
• Texas Today: Missing Killeen woman found safe
• KWSC denies fault in damage to telephone lines
• Operations up close, personal
• Avenue D closing for sewer line installation
• Bill gives water district more loan options
• Cove students shown dangers of driving drunk
• Grand jury indicts soldier in fatal shooting
• CTC to hold surplus property auction Saturday
• 05/22/2011 - Cinderella
• 05/24/2011 - Mercado Azteca Ribbon Cutting
• Anderson receives national SIFE award
• Cove OKs election results
• Killeen election results official
• Heights gets new Medical Home
• Harker Heights bids Mullen farewell
• At home on time
• Man holds off police following domestic dispute
• Arrests made after bank heist
• Summer Graduation Application Deadline: June 20
• Ellen surprises family with home makeover
• Jury convicts Brazil in soldier’s murder
• Texas Today: Heights council to swear in officials
• Top seniors, inspiring teachers honored
• Killeen council to canvass votes to officiate Clark’s victory
• Fort Hood Welcome Party Ticket sale ending
• 05/19/2011 - May Third Thursday Mixer
• 05/21/2011 - Cinderella
• Under new ownership
• CTC’s College for Kids opens in June
• Texas Today: Llewellyn Drive lane closures today
• CTC starts summer semester registration
• The Lometa Sound to rock out at FFA tourney
• Bikers rally for armed forces
• Communities In Schools director reaches out to students
• College Roundup
• More than 500 attend Safety Day in Killeen
• 05/21/2011 - BELL COUNTY MUSEUM TO BE VISITED BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN
• 05/21/2011 - Boutique Wine Festival
• Seminar focuses on grass-fed beef
• TAMU-CT graduation hosts surprises
• Shoemaker honored
• Planning, community support aids Heights’ businesses
• Briggs wins third term as LISD trustee
• Belton ISD voters pick Carothers and Winkler
• Harrison newest CCISD Board of Trustees member
• Lampasas city Council: Grayson beats incumbent for mayor position
• Killeen voters report ballot mishap
• Salado school bond proposal fails
• Hicks, Morales win seats in Nolanville
• Robinson re-elected to Harker Heights council
• Killeen considers deal with consultant
• Jones, Ray win Killeen ISD races
• Clark wins Killeen seat; Purser ousted
• Ballot mishaps reported at Killeen polling location
• 05/19/2011 - Launching Your Entrepreneurial Future Workshop
• 05/20/2011 - CInderella
• Cove church hosting free festival at City Park
• Co-conspirator: Brazil trigger man
• Texas Today
• Don’t forget to vote today
• Citizens Against Stupidity ad challenged by state commission
• KISD staff file suits to keep jobs
• 1st Air Cav Brigade cases colors for deployment
• AUSA hands out scholarships
• Soldiers who served with victim testify at Brazil trial
• Storms do only minor damage
• Texas Today
• Charity comes through on child’s special day
• Clark leading in campaign donations
• Storm causes flooding, damage on post
• Heavy rains created few problems
• 05/18/2011 - Social Media Meeting KIlleen (Fuddruckers Restaurant)
• Texas Today
• Thunderstorms drench parched Central Texas
• CCSO: Cat, goat test positive for rabies
• Capital murder trial under way for Brazil
• Man accused of kiddie porn possession
• More Fort Hood troops headed to Iraq
• Change in rules has property owners scrambling for water
• It’s only a drill: Emergency responders simulate plane crash at Fort Hood airfield
• Bill would make job training mandatory for US troops
• Iraq PM opens door to longer US troop presence
• Gatesville man accused of sexually assaulting girlfriend
• Heights council awards park contract to Purser Contractors
• Belton PD earns Texas Police Chiefs Association accreditation
• Texas Today: Force protection exercise at Fort Hood
• KFD: Child playing with lighter sets four-plex ablaze
• Clearwater declares stage one drought
• Cove council OKs bid for bypass
• KISD OKs $1M wireless project
• Killeen council briefing reveals no new surprises
• Cove ISD board freezes salaries
• 05/13/2011 - PEC AAS Meeting
• 4th Combat Aviation Brigade begins to wing its way home
• KISD Board of Trustees to consider approving $1 million technology project
• Bell County Commissioners OK two final plats
• Lampasas County Commissioners Court awards contracts for fuel service
• Lampasas council OKs grant application for assisted living center
• Burn ban extended for Coryell County
• Texas Today: Clearwater workshop scheduled for today
• Killeen mayor recall petition closes
• Early voting locations
• Payments, rezoning at Killeen council’s workshop
• Early voting for city elections ends today
• Clifton Park Elementary School students explore careers
• Women’s Health Day encourages females to boost health
• CCISD superintendent wants starting salaries frozen
• 05/13/2011 - Cinderella
• 05/14/2011 - Cinderella
• 05/15/2011 - Cinderella
• CTC summer semester registration underway
• Troops reunite with canine battle buddies
• Lampasas police chief achieves life goal at young age
• KISD celebrates oldest middle school building
• Texas Today: Oakalla Old Home Days set for Tuesday
• Fourth-graders go fishing for fun
• 05/13/2011 - Freaky Friday Film
• 05/10/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Writing a Successful Business Plan
• 05/17/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Starting a Child Day Care
• 05/16/2011 - Ambassador Monthly Meeting
• 05/14/2011 - An Evening of Art for the Animals
• 05/17/2011 - Texas Star Bank, SSB Ribbon Cutting
• Central Texas Airshow offers fun for young, old
• Bill Alford honored at Spring Feed
• Key Avenue reconstruction ‘a little bit ahead of schedule’
• Times have changed
• UMHB sees record number of graduates
• Cinco de Mayo celebration livens up downtown
• Early voting on usual pace
• Mom becomes RN while battling cancer
• Moms model fashions at senior center
• Quality time: Mothers, daughters attend sleepover
• Teachers prepare to depart Killeen ISD
• Questions surround city recall process
• Texas today
• Grant patrol strikes again
• Congratulations grads
• Students urged to build on talents at KAABSE banquet
• Survivors take first strides
• Fort Hood bids Grimsley fond farewell
• Relay For Life starts tonight at Shoemaker
• Sculpture garden in Lampasas adds 4 new art pieces
• Eastern Hills students stage Civil War battles using makeshift cannon and water balloons
• Heights council, KISD candidates face off at forum
• KHS teacher again arrested at school
• Texas Today
• Animal rescuer busted by police
• Community celebrates Day of Prayer
• Drought conditions weighing heavily on ranchers, farmers
• Resident suggests ways for Nolanville to improve website
• 05/06/2011 - 25th Annual Central Texas Air Show
• 05/09/2011 - FastTrac NewVenture Business Startup Program SUMMER 2011
• Texas Today: Early voting update
• Central Texas observes National Day of Prayer today
• Man gets 50-year sentence in armed robbery
• Clear Creek chess team goes to nationals
• Throwing smoothie leads to felony indictment
• Work officially begins on new Hood Stadium
• At-risk student services facing cut in KISD
• Grand jury indicts felon in fatal shooting
• Senate tentatively passes state budget
• Texas Today: Early voting update
• Schools compete in Blood Wars
• Central Texas EMS coming to Copperas Cove
• Fort Hood man sentenced in crime ring
• Killeen council members' recall petitions submitted
• Killeen council declines outside investigation
• LISD Board of Trustees seek to gain return on rebate
• Bell County Commissioners Court members honor founder of Medicine Man Award
• Texas Today: Municipal Election Day set for May 14
• Fort Hood tightens security measures
• Coryell, Bell County roads to be seal coated
• Bell County Commissioners Court: Burn ban temporarily lifted
• With troops overseas, local reaction to bin Laden's death muted
• Killeen City Council to reconsider an outside investigation
• Man gets 5-year sentence for homicide
• 24-year-old suspected of robbing liquor store arrested
• CTC Speech Team earns honors at national event
• Fort Hood soldier dies in Iraq
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• CTC graduation ceremony on Friday, May 6
• A lesson from lemons
• Ladies of Charity raise money for the Food Care Center of Killeen in style
• Local firefighters help state battle wildfires
• Texas Today: Today last day to sign seven recall petitions
• Old West inspires ‘Cowographgers’ creator
• Sign up for 4-H County Camp
• 05/06/2011 - Miller Benefit Concert
• 05/07/2011 - Larkin O'Hern Concert Benefit at The Gin
• 05/07/2011 - 13th Annual Crawfish Boil and Fish Fry
• 05/07/2011 - Operation Thank you,
• 05/07/2011 - BELL COUNTY MUSEUM SCHEDULES SEWING DEMONSTRATION
• Citywide celebration
• Records show sex offenders live on way to park in Nolanville, but none violate law
• Killeen may face fine after sewer spill
• Winners compete at Special Olympics Texas Spring Games
• 500 participate, raise $53K during cystic fibrosis charity walk
• CCA suing Bartlett over water
• Children at Risk releases rankings
• Texas today: Fort Hood IDs soldier who died in Temple
• Students fold cranes to aid tsunami, earthquake victims in Japan
• Royal opening at Heights tearoom
• Traffic stalls after 18-wheelers crash
• More 1st Cavalry soldiers depart for Afghanistan
• Texas Today
• CCEDC board OKs lights for Constitution Drive
• KISD board considers technology upgrades
• Candidates woo voters at forum
• Carter talks about debt at luncheon
• KPD: Man shoots, kills 5-year-old daughter, then self
• Killeen mayor wants council to reflect on actions
• 04/30/2011 - Senior Art Exhibit: This Isn't Your Granny's Art
• 05/06/2011 - Power Hour
• 05/06/2011 - Mother Daughter Sleepover
• Killeen Police investigating suspected murder-suicide
• Texas Today: Avenue G closure starts today in Killeen
• Faith For Soldiers gets $5K check from Caliber Collision
• Fallen Nolanville police officer honored
• Seek Week provides sneak peek into fire-fighting
• Grand jury indicts 20-year-old woman in identity fraud case
• Groundbreaking for 195 expansion project
• Green comes forward about city’s buyout
• Heights teen indicted in murder case
• CTC art instructor’s work selected for coveted prize competition
• 05/03/2011 - BUSINESS Q&A FORUM: Creating a Small Business
• Two motorcyclists crash; one hits parked police car in field
• Killeen fire marshal says Arson suspected in Bell Mini Storage fire
• Texas Today
• Harker Heights OKs $50K donation to TAMU-CT
• Belton officials weigh closing railroad crossing
• Earthquake delays Central Texas College’s move to Japan
• Darnall previews new Women’s Health Center
• Kempner awards building contract
• Man pleads guilty to possessing almost 200 pounds of marijuana
• Killeen mayor clarifies controversial statement about racism
• Campbell will meet Hasan’s attorneys May 6
• Killeen council amends budget to move funds after buyout
• 04/30/2011 - "Come Sail Away" Spring Luncheon and Style Show
• 04/30/2011 - Old Fashioned Train Day
• Bell County Commissioners pay tribute to volunteers, workers
• Lampasas County Commissioners approves county’s offer to sell property
• Bell County facility releases details on failed water plant purchase
• Killeen City Council: Budget change subject of hearing
• 3 accused of murder in separate cases enter guilty pleas
• Discussion heated at council town hall
• Coryell county residents to vote on bond for new jail
• Lampasas city council OKs variance in alcohol sale ordinance
• Train slices through trailer truck
• TAKS pep rally meant to encourage students
• At-large murder suspect captured
• Texas Today: Spirit Night to raise money for free clinic
• Exchange Club hosts political forum
• CTC inducts new honor society members
• 2 Fort Hood soldiers die in Iraq
• 4-H members compete at district contests
• Texas Today: Fire damages Killeen storage facility
• Swingtime musicians to jazz up Heights high school band benefit
• The Monday Profile: Texas native dedicates his life to agriculture
• Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center's Women’s Health Center open house set for Tuesday
• Meadows Elementary School robotics teams place in state competitions
• City sewer overflows are not uncommon
• Residents can speak to council on buyout Monday
• Official praises Robert Gray air traffic controllers
• Copperas Cove Junior High cheerleaders make video to promote recycling
• Heights resident is a model of the sustainable lifestyle
• LCHEC announces summer courses
• Grandmother recalls Easter miracle
• Mother awaiting transplant for son
• Killeen, Cove host Easter egg hunts
• Signatures needed in Killeen recall effort
• KDHnews.com plans live town hall coverage
• Elementary school students learn about nature
• Shoemaker students plant trees
• Police seek suspect in Salado bank robbery
• Quilt shop collects stars to honor wounded veterans
• 04/29/2011 - King's T & U British Tea Ribbon Cutting
• 04/29/2011 - Celebrate Killeen Festival BBQ Cook Off
• 04/28/2011 - *SOLD OUT *GA Luncheon with Congressman John Carter
• Texas Today
• TAMU-CT’s new center helps veterans adjust to student life
• KHS teacher taken into custody on campus
• Woman receives 20-year sentence
• KPD releases names of burglary suspects
• Workman recounts racial bias by council members
• Campbell takes command of III Corps, Fort Hood
• 04/27/2011 - Living on A Fixed Income Workshop
• 04/26/2011 - Song and Jazz 4 at UMHB
• CTC Green Umbrella Project groundbreaking on Friday
• CTC takes back the night against domestic violence
• 1st Cavalry battalion starts new mission in Afghanistan
• Kempner water board to address plant noise
• Man accused of threatening, intimidating elderly for money
• Clearwater board moves forward with new building
• Texas Today: Nolanville to hear update on investments
• Man sentenced in 7-Eleven robbery spree
• ‘The Dog Whisperer’ helping Fort Hood families
• Wilkerson: Race played role in Green buyout
• 04/21/2011 - Solutions for Today's Marketplace - Computers improving lives
• 04/26/2011 - STARTING A BUSINESS WORKSHOP Identifying and Meeting Market Needs
• 04/21/2011 - April Third Thursday Mixer
• 04/26/2011 - Foreclosure Prevention Workshop
• 04/25/2011 - First Cash Pawn Ribbon Cutting
• 04/25/2011 - Mozart's Vespers Presented by Bell Civic Chorale
• Man gets 7 years in prison for raping teen
• Two Texas soldiers die in Afghanistan
• Fatal moped accident in Cove Saturday
• Texas Today: Signatures needed in Killeen recall effort
• CTC to celebrate Earth Day with groundbreaking
• Belton ISD OKs bonds for multi-sport facility
• Cove holds long debate on rezoning
• Heights to demolish old police building
• Jazzing up lunch
• Killeen council puts off investigation of itself
• 04/19/2011 - Career Expo
• 04/20/2011 - UMHB 72nd Easter Pageant
• 04/21/2011 - Monarch Realty Group Ribbon Cutting (EVENT DATE CHANGED)
• Civil Air Patrol squadron meets weekly at Fort Hood middle school
• Heights council plans public hearing today
• Vendors sought for garage sale in Cove
• Bell burn ban stays
• Killeen council to discuss buyout probe
• Texas Today
• Post celebrating Earth Day, children
• Bell County ranks 5th statewide for child deaths related to abuse, neglect
• Wildfire threat at dangerous levels
• Teachers watching for signs of abuse
• Bomb scare shuts down airport
• Suspect briefly escapes police custody
• Killeen airport reopens
• 04/19/2011 - Love & Logic Parenting Class-Killeen
• 04/19/2011 - UMHB Concert Choir Presents The Bible Sings
• Texas Today: Public Screenings of Cru Film at UMHB
• Green thumbs get competitive at annual Spring Fling event
• Children build business skills with lemonade
• Killeen ISD pays tribute to volunteers
• Vasbinder lends voice local broadcasts
• Budget cuts would hurt services for abused children
• Life after child abuse: Survivor triumphs over childhood tragedy
• Support 4-H by dining at Fuddruckers
• 04/19/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Facebook 201 for Business
• 04/19/2011 - Government Contracting: HOW TO ASSEMBLE A TECHNICAL PROPOSAL
• Purser linked to several aliases posting comments on website
• Resident talks about starting recall petition drive
• Killeen recall effort could make history
• Some schools hit harder than others by KISD layoffs
• Lampasas partnership aims to improve health
• CIS hosts track meet
• Cone signs proclamation supporting National Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Abuse, neglect a real problem in Central Texas
• Jury acquits Harris in ’08 murder
• 04/18/2011 - Ambassador Monthly Meeting This will be moved in April due to Awareness Event
• 04/19/2011 - Business Seminar - ''UNDERSTANDING GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING'' 2011
• 04/18/2011 - BUSINESS SEMINAR: LEED - Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design
• 04/18/2011 - BUSINESS SEMINAR: Woman Owned Small Business Program
• 04/19/2011 - Blood Drive - GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE
• Hundreds attend tea party rally in Belton
• Senate confirms Cone’s 4th star
• Soldiers share history of service
• 1st Cavalry Division units case colors to deploy
• High winds bring smoke and ash to Killeen area
• First United Methodist Church open for worship
• Police: Student threatens to bring gun to school
• No charges filed against dead toddler’s mom
• US House passes $6T spending cut plan
• 04/18/2011 - GKCC Ambassadots Monthly Meeting
• 04/15/2011 - 2011 Temple Bloomin' Fest
• 10 local ‘incredible kids’ honored at Expo Center
• District Judge Carroll retiring
• Killeen woman arrested in 19-month-old’s death
• Girl Scouts of Central Texas honor women who have made significant contributions to their communities
• Texas Today
• Killeen named Certified Retirement Community by state
• Social Security numbers retired from military ID cards
• Stillhouse VFD awarded grant
• Congress OKs big budget cuts - bigger fights await
• 04/17/2011 - Of Mice and Men
• 04/15/2011 - Live music at The Gin
• 04/16/2011 - Bob Cheevers live at The Gin
• CTC hosts community job fair on April 20
• Texas Today: Killeen sewer spill contaminates creek
• Kliewer gets Leon Valley District Silver Eagle Award
• Seton Medical Center gets CEO
• Cove candidates share positions at forum
• Former publisher’s funeral set for Saturday
• Teen charged with injury to a child
• Grand jury returns indictment against soldier accused of sexual assaults
• 20th Engineer Battalion memorial: A tribute in stone
• Investigation of council still possible
• SIFE hosts lemonade contest for young entrepreneurs
• 04/15/2011 - Of Mice and Men
• 04/16/2011 - Of Mice and Men
• Texas Today
• Buckley raises awareness, funds for a good cause
• Spear does quiet, little things to make a difference
• Aaron new Clearwater general manager
• CCISD approves use of $3.5M to save jobs
• Killeen ISD OKs capital improvement project
• Heights encourages tree planting
• Belton renews curfew rules
• Prosecution, defense agree mistakes made during investigation
• Petition begun to recall Killeen mayor
• Time running out to register to vote in May local elections
• 1st Cavalry soldier dies from injuries in Iraq
• Vimoto chosen as 1st Cav’s new CSM
• Council votes against investigation into buyout
• Toddler’s death leads to teen’s arrest
• CTC choir concert Thursday
• 04/15/2011 - First Methodist Ribbon Cutting for New Building
• 04/14/2011 - Where's my Spork? Etiquette Dinner
• 04/15/2011 - Car Wash/Bake Sale/Vendors
• 1st Cavalry soldier dies in Iraq
• Lampasas accepts new interest rate on $4M bond
• KISD to consider $1.25M capital improvement project
• Harker Heights City Council to discuss Buildings Standards Commission
• Coryell Commissioners Court seeks to fill road administrator position
• Lampasas council approves zoning for retirement community
• Al Tameemi works to bring good to the community
• Sullivan promotes courage, generosity and leadership
• CCISD expects 12.5 percent cut from budget
• Guinn gives a presentation on redistricting at the Central Texas Council of Governments in Belton
• Bell County Commissioners Court calls in ‘redistricting guru’
• Texas Today
• Killeen council to consider outside probe
• Killeen resident seeks to recall mayor
• Affidavit: Woman accidentally shot KHS student
• Statement reveals woman was beaten, kidnapped
• Phantom Command leader gives presents to Heights middle school
• CTC Patio Café features German Cuisine this Friday
• SIFE hosts one-day food drive
• CTC student music showcase tomorrow
• CTC student art show exhibit opens
• 04/14/2011 - UMHB Social Work
• CCISD has strict policies regarding inappropriate relationships
• Killeen police ID shooting victim
• Domino’s salutes troops
• Texas Today: Redistricting forum today in Belton
• Sophomore Emerson promotes ‘GIRL’ power
• Fourth-grader puts family first during trying time
• Martial arts master earns 9th degree black belt
• Murder suspect faces second trial
• 04/13/2011 - Leadership Killeen State Government Day / Austin
• 04/12/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Writing a Successful Business Plan
• 04/13/2011 - Identity Theft Workshop
• Bill makes aerial hog hunting easier for sportsmen
• Teenager dies in Killeen shooting
• Area cities offer recycling
• Texas Today
• Groups gear up for Earth Day activities in Central Texas
• Recycling a way of life for Rhoads
• LULAC recognizes area’s top scholars
• Cleanup volunteers sow seeds of good works
• Pending bill standardizes police lineup procedures
• Green and Blackburn: A tale of two contracts
• Ranchers, farmers waiting for rain
• AG News: Extension service honoring volunteers this week
• 04/11/2011 - Art Festival
• 04/12/2011 - GKCC Membership Awareness Week
• 04/12/2011 - Tarlton Corporation Small Business Outreach - SEEKING ALL TRADES to bid
• Texas Today: I-35 ramp closed today for road construction
• Cove House to host charity golf tournament today
• Multi-purpose field at Conder Park opens
• Killeen receives Governor’s Community Achievement Award
• Butler to retire
• Jury: 3 guilty of soldier’s murder
• Council candidates address the public
• Army wives felt ‘helpless’ as shutdown seemed possible
• 2 face charges after Cove firefighters find body in trunk
• Killeen: Jim Butler to retire
• Body found in trunk
• Time's up: Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• CTC student art show exhibit opens
• KHS/SHS winter guard wows judges
• First female corporal sworn in
• Copperas Cove officials, residents celebrate opening of extended Constitution Drive
• Salado alderman denies acting inappropriately
• Texas Today
• Defense rests in murder trial
• Rivera speaks out about Green buyout
• Petition effort powers up
• Councilman speaks out on recent buyout
• Shutdown talks but no deal as clock ticks down
• Council facing recall effort, resident collecting signatures tonight
• 04/11/2011 - GKCC Membership Awareness Week
• 04/09/2011 - Of Mice and Men
• 04/10/2011 - Of Mice and Men
• Harker Heights officials discuss starting farmers market during workshop
• Former Killeen Daily Herald publisher dies at 84
• Don’t text and drive
• 3 Heights teens indicted on felony drug charges
• Investigator traces cellphones to defendant
• Texas Today
• Fort Hood IDs soldier who died in Temple
• Two 3ACR troops die in Iraq
• Plugging in young minds
• Council facing recall effort
• White House says shutdown will delay pay to troops
• Shutdown meeting at White House as time dwindles
• 04/09/2011 - Old World Stone carving Competition
• 04/09/2011 - Cru for a Cause 5K/Kid K
• 04/08/2011 - Of Mice and Men
• 04/09/2011 - Creekside Art Festival
• Texas Today
• Police seek suspects in debit card theft
• Military IDs 2 soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Students learn about Shaken Baby Syndrome
• Audit spotlights Bell County’s growth
• Cove council denies request to remove trees
• Killeen discusses duties of interim city manager
• DPS: Fingerprints place defendants at scene
• Cove coach arraigned in sexual assault
• Fort Hood identifies soldier who died in Iraq
• Work begins on 195 widening
• Council to define function of city manager
• Senior center reopens doors
• LISD Board of Trustees keep specialized teachers despite budget cuts
• Copperas Cove teen goes missing again
• Red Cross aids Harker Heights fire victims
• Texas Today: Van Dormolen to speak in Salado
• Man accused of shooting outside Denny’s arraigned
• Trial continues in murder-for-hire case
• Bell County earns 30th financial reporting award
• Medical esthetics scholarship available to nursing students
• CTC speech tem presents “Night Before Nationals” dress rehearsal
• Strong spirit, skills prevail in wheelchair basketball tourney
• College Roundup
• No one hurt in four-plex fire Sunday
• Local landscaping businesses in bloom
• KISD recognizes young filmmakers
• Riders raise funds for emergency responders
• Texas Today: Registration starts today for TAMU-CT
• Seniors can sign up for free safety class
• Neighbors keep watch over each other
• Fair focuses on safety
• 5 homicides in Killeen in 2011
• Man dies in Killeen shooting
• Bell County hosts pecan grafting class Saturday
• Community Wide Garage Sale draws big crowd
• KISD has no plans to tap fund reserves to offset cuts
• New traffic lights going up at Cove intersections
• EMS billing fraud may be behind Green buyout
• Marlene Hatcher receives Cove Golden Deeds award
• Texas Today: Registration starts Monday for TAMU-CT
• Home sales drop as rental market grows
• 04/08/2011 - Annual Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon
• Bloomin’ Fest kicks off spring in Lampasas
• Texas today: Shine Team’s garage sale fundraiser today
• Eastern Hills bids farewell to Phantom Command
• Former athletes urge students to dream big
• KPD: Evidence links Briggs to murder plot
• New unit helps Metroplex improve patient care, adds jobs
• Killeen council members discuss Green buyout
• 04/07/2011 - Business Ownership Information Session
• 04/06/2011 - GA Committee Meeting 10/11
• Safety, health expo Saturday
• Shine auctioning off truck at garage sale
• 3 injured in U.S. 190 traffic accident
• Witness: Valdez discussed contract
• Texas Today
• Students present podium to veterans cemetery
• Cyclists receive raucous send-off
• Man arrested after car chase
• Trash off set for Saturday
• Students go for Haynes Hornets
• Dividing Cove a redistricting possibility
• Ellison student indicted on a felony assault charge
• Wisconsin students perform at local schools
• Texas Today
• Witnesses: Briggs behaved strangely
• 2 Cove teachers accused of improper relationships
• School trustees skeptical of revised assessments
• Green payout taken from general funds
• Riders roll into town
• 03/30/2011 - Ride 2 Recovery
• CTC to host regional robotics contest
• Public invited to shop at Saturday SIFE event
• CTC Foundation to host annual benefit fashion show
• New nursing scholarship to be endowed at CTC
• Trustees continue cutting staffers at KISD
• In 4-3 vote, Killeen city manager dismissed with $750K payout
• Many tasty treats found at Taste of Central Texas
• Fort Hood farriers find the right fit
• ‘Day of Action’ set for Saturday
• Trial begins in murder-for-hire case
• Lampasas council approves audit
• 04/05/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Being Your Own Boss
• 04/05/2011 - Hendson's Family Restaurant Re-Grand opening
• Price of gas eating income increase
• Council deciding Green’s fate
• BISD members conduct budget workshop
• Suspended officer seeks reinstatement
• Richardson, Volesky become 1st Cavalry Division generals
• Man killed in motorcycle-car accident
• Neault remembered as a ‘motivator, friend’
• Texas Today: Pancake breakfast to benefit Relay for Life
• Murder trial jury picked
• Students praised for noble traits in medieval manner
• Coryell County commissioners create panel after recent stabbing
• Bell County commissioners extend burn ban until April 25
• CTC Patio Café offers a taste of Hungary
• Dog owners vie for shot on TV show
• Art and wine a winning combination in Salado
• Our Texas: Road closure starts today in Cove
• Killeen dance crews face off
• Bootmaker’s work requested worldwide
• KDH honored for excellence in journalism
• CTC SIFE wins 15th consecutive regional title
• April is National Volunteer Month
• 04/04/2011 - Groundbreaking for Seton Medical Center Harker Heights
• 04/02/2011 - Leon W. Johnson Memorial 5K Run
• 04/04/2011 - UMHB Offers New Master of Education Administration Degree
• First-time ride raises nearly $30,000 for child abuse prevention
• Small grain tour scheduled for April 29
• I-35/U.S. 190 lane closure begins Monday
• Texas Today: Deadline nears for scholarship contest
• Capital murder trial begins Monday
• Area ranchers recall 2008-09 drought
• Central Texas needs rain
• 04/01/2011 - April Power Hour sponsored by Qponomics and the GKCC!
• 03/31/2011 - National Association of Home Builders Senior Economist Dr. Elliot Eisenberg
• Sheriff’s office to conduct rolling roadblocks on I-35 to assist Oncor
• Tech ties
• Post: Suspicious package harmless training device
• Options on police academy pondered
• Constitution Drive project costing less than estimated
• Texas Today
• Oil at new high
• Maxdale Elementary breaks ties with PTO
• Green gets buyout offer from Killeen
• 03/28/2011 - UMHB Book Club
• 03/31/2011 - McLane Lecture
• Texas Today
• Battlers of cancer share their experiences
• Heights’ Get Rec event Saturday
• ‘The Dog Whisperer’ auditions Saturday
• Sheriff: Coryell man shot brother
• McCoy, Belton ISD student help raise money for new children’s hospital
• In the fight: Army tournament coming to Fort Hood
• Payouts part of plan to save CTC $7 million
• Firing Green could be costly to Killeen
• Man arrested in Cove woman’s shooting death
• Killeen police look for sexual assault suspect
• Man accused of sexually assaulting 4-year-old girl
• Warning to students – DO NOT pay for financial aid assistance
• TAMU-CT unveils its official magazine
• Roadwork ahead of schedule
• Assault case ends with mistrial
• Texas Today
• Hope Pregnancy Center hosting fundraiser banquet
• Two men accused of burglary
• Parvo found in puppy from BPD
• Wounded warriors get their bikes fine-tuned
• Green out as city manager
• Grand jury indicts man on three charges of sexual assault
• CTC Foundation scholarship deadline fast approaching
• 03/28/2011 - FastTrac NewVenture Business Startup Program SPRING 2011
• 03/28/2011 - UMHB Book Club
• Logue testifies: Misunderstanding turned violent, led to shooting
• Belton moves forward with sewer project
• Texas Today: Fort Hood IDs soldier found dead in barracks
• Today’s forecast calls for calmer breezes
• Student records found in field near Ellison High
• UMHB taking advantage of Yellow Ribbon Program
• Gatesville woman dies in house fire
• Temple photographer inspired by mother
• 1st Cav’s Malloy moving on
• Heights audit shows gains
• No rezoning for duplexes, town homes
• Important Information Regarding 1st 8 Week Grades
• Fort Hood man killed in Afghanistan
• Cove man was shot in back of the head
• CTC chancellor taking buyout
• Sunday blaze destroys Harker Heights home
• Heights council to receive city’s latest audit
• Shooting trial starts for soldier
• Developers to address City Council
• $22.5K in hay goes up in smoke
• Bell County Commissioners Court: Treasurer report shows drop in interest revenue
• SIFE wins 15th consecutive regional title
• College Roundup
• Support 4-H: Eat at Fuddruckers Tuesday
• Texas Today: Cove road closure starts today
• Disaster aid group to meet Tuesday, volunteers welcome
• Folklórico workshop showcases traditional Mexican dance
• Police searching for robbery suspect
• Party raises funds for Japanese victims of earthquake, tsunami
• Wildflower Art Show coming Saturday, Sunday to Salado
• Little rain means fewer wildflowers
• 03/24/2011 - Social Media Seminar for Business
• 03/25/2011 - FastTrac Listening To Your Business Workshop
• 03/25/2011 - 12th Annual UMHB and Community Health fair
• 03/25/2011 - UMHB Spring Opera
• 03/26/2011 - 3rd Annual Central Texas Best Dance Crew Battle
• 03/24/2011 - THIRD THURSDAY on the Fourth Thursday at Metroplex Hospital!
• 03/26/2011 - The Exchange Club Present-Ride for A Child
• Understanding, respecting herbicides
• Texas Today: Killeen police ID man found dead Friday
• Killeen Revolution offers another chance on the gridiron
• Beware of stirring snakes
• Ostara Fest celebrates spring, new beginnings
• Heights breaks down funds for projects
• Public water meeting veers off agenda
• Fort Hood restricts media access
• Guns on campus bill stirs debate
• Lack of challengers in Killeen city races diminishes dialogue
• Texas today
• Army Wives hosting small-business expo
• Benefit car show for cancer patient
• Novotny joins Salado ISD as district mulls bond
• CCPD releases info after open records request
• Killeen police careful about information given to media
• Man’s body found in Killeen
• Texas Today
• Learn Mexican dances from the experts at 3-day workshop
• CTC SIFE team plans Entrepreneur Day
• Financial turnaround impressive, CPA says
• Man injured in motel shooting
• Nolanville attempts to respond to requests quickly
• Killeen’s official media policy taking years to complete
• CTC offering employees buyouts
• Texas Today
• Kempner water discusses maintenance agreement
• Two years of planning pay off for soldiers
• Killeen gets grants from historical commission
• Fatal car accident in Nolanville
• No indictment in sexual assault case
• Senators Leahy, Cornyn renew Faster FOIA Act effort
• Lawmakers support tapping Rainy Day Fund
• Bars hoping to roll in the green
• Shops At Five Hills sale, purchase agreement passes
• Killeen deliberates duplexes, town homes
• CTC to build a ‘green’ house on Killeen campus
• Cove sends messages to legislators
• Heights council discusses lot size
• Groundbreaking for Heights hospital set for April 4
• 31 drunk driving arrests during patrol
• Cove agencies following state guidelines
• Service dogs graduate from prison
• 03/19/2011 - H & R Block Greenback Event
• CTC SIFE to host second Entrepreneur for a Day event
• Veterans agency to host membership event
• Harker Heights council to consider changing lot-size stipulations for homes
• HELP Center seeks grants for childcare
• Coryell County commissioners support Parrie Haynes Ranch resolution
• Lampasas council making progress on solar park plans
• Killeen council to reconsider residential building zones
• Local municipal, school board races set for May 14 elections
• Killeen council challengers file on last day
• KPD searching for male sexual assault suspect
• Texas Today: County Republicans to meet Monday
• Car dealers not expecting quake to have much impact
• No school but still plenty to do
• Funding for program helping older job-seekers drastically cut
• Killeen officer, German shepherd team up to fight crime
• Students celebrate Puerto Rican style
• Texas Today: Democratic women offering scholarship
• Continuing Education releases spring schedule
• Spring break kicks off with flag football camp
• Bell County 4-H members advance to state competition
• College Roundup
• 03/22/2011 - STARTING A BUSINESS WORKSHOP Turning a Dream into Reality
• 03/22/2011 - Chamber Membership Week Volunteer Primer
• 03/21/2011 - Annual Student Art Exhibition
• Yowell honored for community service
• Rides to support child abuse prevention
• Filing ends on Monday
• Texas Today: Win $1M in March Madness contest
• Bill to fund Communities in Schools
• U-turn bridge to ease traffic
• Sunshine Week sheds light on open government
• 03/17/2011 - Solutions for Today's Market Place--presentation on iPhone and iPad for business
• 03/19/2011 - Free Homebuyers Seminar
• Texas today: Fort Hood soldier dies after battling illness
• South Belton Middle School construction on schedule
• KPD: More patrols during spring break
• Harrison stresses education at NAACP banquet
• Odor alerts neighbors to animal hoard
• Building brigade
• Fire scorches about 20 acres in Killeen
• CTC paramedic/EMT program accredited
• 10 innovative teachers receive Herald awards
• Street repairs, safety most-discussed topics at Nolanville hearing
• 10 innovative teachers receive Herald awards
• Civil War drama
• Ride 4 safety
• Cone updates GKCC about post
• Texas Today
• Cone nominated for fourth star
• CTC golf tournament April 29
• Texas Today
• Man indicted on charge of injury to a child
• Machen’s excitement to teach hasn’t been dimmed in 34 years
• Ornelas always knew she wanted teach special education
• Brewer’s students are empowered to take ownership of work
• 500 bikers set to ride today at Fort Hood
• Murderer gets 20 years in prison
• ‘You can’t spend every dime you get’
• Kempner council votes for smaller city hall floor plan
• MacWillie leaving OTC for Big Red One
• Youth learn dangers of driving drunk, distracted
• Homebuyer credit extended for those deployed
• 03/16/2011 - Social Media Meeting KIlleen (Fuddruckers Restaurant)
• CTC drama “Jump/Cut” opens Thursday
• 03/15/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Facebook 101 for Business
• 03/16/2011 - Leadership Killeen Health Care & Quality of Life
• Council considers variance to plan
• KISD staff cuts continue
• Auditors give Belton’s reporting thumbs-up
• Kempner discusses new city hall
• Ritz encourages choosing to be a winner in the classroom
• Teacher’s ‘undying love for children’ key to her success
• CCISD may reduce budget by 5 percent
• Heights OKs interest rate for $8M loan
• Grease blockage causes sewage overflow
• 03/11/2011 - CANCELLED PEC AAS Meeting
• 03/12/2011 - Texas' Fabulous Dolls Preliminary Pageant
• CTC Camp Geek Science Saturday visits the Sun; also special spring break program tours the galaxy
• CTC paramedic/EMT program receives national accreditation
• CTC Patio Café offers Greek cuisine
• CCISD may face $5 million shortfall
• Pandemonium rocks the Capitol
• KISD poised to reduce staffing levels
• Texas Today: Officials release name of soldier who died
• Man pleads guilty to Christmas Day murder
• Several neighbors opposed to city zoning variance
• Morning blaze sends firefighter to intensive care
• Tulloh emphasizes character, curriculum in the classroom
• Compassion, hard work a part of Jackson’s teaching style
• Harker Heights avoids eminent domain in attaining land for water tower
• Wounded Warrior Job Fair set for Friday
• LISD board of trustees OK facilities steering committee
• Bell County engineer reviews ’11 work plan, seal coat program
• 03/12/2011 - The Annual Big Bell County Garage Sale!
• Super-sized shooter remains at large
• Texas Today: Road crews at work on Modoc this week
• School’s namesake wins award for club sponsorship
• Young’s enthusiasm for reading helps dyslexic students learn
• Students learn how to teach with Seuss literature
• Native author influenced by local scenery
• Walk across Texas with 4-H
• 03/07/2011 - Cinderella Auditions
• 03/08/2011 - Cinderella Auditions
• 03/08/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Techniques for Promoting Your Business
• 03/10/2011 - Launching Your Entrepreneurial Future Workshop
• 03/10/2011 - GA Luncheon with LTG Robert W. Cone
• 03/11/2011 - Wall Raising (Like a Ground Breaking) for Homes for Our Troops
• Ag News: Seeding native rangeland, pastures
• Belton ISD prepares for budget cuts
• Texas today
• Students earn money, recognition at livestock show
• NAACP Freedom Fund banquet set for Friday
• Golden Deeds award recipient to be honored
• Former soldier finds her calling in special education
• Fourth-grade teacher goes above, beyond for students
• Killeen applies for sewage overflow program
• Nursing building tops items in UMHB’s $100M plan
• Strong outlook for local economy
• All about art
• Legislature gears up to redraw voting districts
• Harker Heights YMCA open for fun
• Charity garage sale seeks donations, volunteers
• Scott & White looking for volunteers
• KISD choir debuts tonight
• Shoemaker steel drum band to play at Capitol
• Hasan moves a step closer to court-martial
• College students spend week with children at Peaceable Kingdom
• Nolanville council amends peddlers ordinance
• TPW, TCEQ study sewage spill
• Prized teacher
• Ground broken for Belton H-E-B
• Texas Today
• Highway project would connect posts with ports
• Kids get hands-on with farm animals
• Gospel singer Marvin Sapp to perform at Event Center
• 03/07/2011 - Spring Break Round Up
• 03/06/2011 - Blak Lily Book Club & Empowerment Forum, 1st Annual "Meet.Mix. & Mingle"
• Cove Bank of America branch to close
• Pair indicted in restaurant, bank robberies
• Cyberwolves, robot ready for regional competition
• Nolanville set to consider sign ordinance
• Rancher: Coyotes attacking livestock
• Heights library offering Nooks
• Texas Today
• KISD hearing: ‘Answers with ambiguity’
• Church’s right to protest funerals upheld
• Big Bell County Garage Sale set for March 12
• 03/05/2011 - Canning Demonstration!
• 03/05/2011 - Legends: Greatest Hits!
• 03/05/2011 - FHOSC-Wild West Casino Night
• CTC recognizes Women’s History Month with Second Tuesday event
• Cove teen accused of holding 7-Eleven employee at gunpoint
• KPD seeks person of interest in shooting
• Texas Today
• New trustee appointed to board at UMHB
• UMHB discusses impact of mental health cuts in Texas
• Belton woman a contestant on ‘America’s Next Top Model’
• Copperas Cove OKs payment to TxDOT for bypass
• TxDOT to host public meeting Thursday on road projects
• Killeen council gets Census report
• KISD budget answers scarce
• Violent crimes fuel rise in Killeen’s 2010 crime rate
• 03/05/2011 - Take 190 West Festival
• Burn ban in effect until March 28
• Killeen city officials lift Nolan Creek warnings
• Parrie Haynes Ranch resolution fails
• ‘Expect delays’ during Lampasas’ road construction
• Canty named ’10 Mayborn award winner
• Killeen City Council seeks legal advice
• Last chance to pay off warrants Friday
• Texas Today: Lampasas County commissioners take no action on building purchase
• Mental health services fighting for funds
• Standoff ends peacefully as suspect found in neighbor's apartment
• 03/05/2011 - Killeen City Wide Market-Entrepreneur For A Day
• CTC to send students on spring break with strong safety message
• At annual Temple Area Builders Association Home and Garden Show, green is good
• Keller takes on public information role at CCPD
• ‘Discover a lost world’ at Waco mammoth site
• Killeen PD seeks info on purse snatcher
• Artists showcase works celebrating Black History Month
• Photo contest begins in March
• 03/04/2011 - Legends: Greatest Hits!
• Master Naturalist program set to begin March 22
• Central Texas College opens center for vets to meet, socialize
• Annual Pow Wow celebrates elders
• Texas Today: Blood drive Monday at Scott & White clinic
• City event highlights state’s culture, diversity
• Plumbing problems keep city facility out of commission
• Belton court, police to aid in warrant roundup
• Two former employees sue Bell County
• Close ties to KISD decisions
• PenFed offers military low-interest loan option
• Legislation targets ‘predatory’ lenders
• Salado residents to vote on $11.5M bond
• ‘There is nothing you can’t do’
• Officially home: 20th Engineers uncase colors
• CIS staff reacts to loss of funding
• Killeen residents urged not to ingest Nolan Creek water
• Game wardens find body floating on Belton Lake
• Snake handler eyes world record
• Club Allegro at KHS tonight
• Finding out about fossils
• High gas prices worry drivers
• Woman indicted on charges of DWI, child abandonment
• CTC opens veterans’ center
• Bell County roots run deep for Salado family
• Heights honors volunteers
• Cocaine dealer given 60-year term
• Residents told to avoid part of contaminated Nolan Creek
• Texas Today
• Man sought in connection with shooting at party
• Killeen library adds tech as needs increase
• KISD: Layoff notices coming
• Cove ISD gives no hints about its upcoming budget
• 02/25/2011 - UMHB Jazz Ensemble Concert
• 03/01/2011 - UMHB Social Work Program Workshop
• 03/04/2011 - Texas Independence Day Celebration
• Harker Heights baseball fields ready to play ball
• Crime unit arrests 3 in Craigslist offenses
• Elms Road design contract awarded
• Fort Hood investigates possible assault
• Hasan’s lawyers meet with special court-martial convening authority
• Man accused of assaulting child
• Texas Today
• KISD outlines budget cuts
• Jury quickly convicts man caught with 3 kilos of cocaine
• CTC clubs host spaghetti supper fundraiser
• 03/04/2011 - Power Hour
• CTC students and professors display art in CAC exhibit
• Sheriff’s awards presented during Commissioners’ Court
• Lampasas County to draft new animal ordinance
• Copperas Cove EDC approves Stony Brook payment
• Group ramps up efforts to help flood victims
• Hustlers to take on coaches at fundraiser
• Belton saw crime increase in 2010
• Heights signs on to organized crime unit
• Pair found guilty of murder
• Another child abduction at bus stop tied to suspect
• Super-sized shooter sought in murder case
• Killeen passing on credit card fees
• KISD trimming payroll by 60
• Blood drive to be held at CTC
• CTC Patio Café Cuisine Nights goes Caribbean
• Needle Art and Quilt Show to feature ‘Samplers and Sayings’
• Operations at Shilo Inn continue despite filing for bankruptcy
• Texas Today: Expect road delays in Heights this week
• Heights council to review plan to obtain finances for new bridge
• Census shows Nolanville’s population nearly doubled
• Killeen ready for liquor rezoning
• Bypass breaks ground
• Zeiglers’ home finally revealed on TV
• Swingtime marks first anniversary
• Texas Today: Drilling continues on I-35 in Bell County
• Long Term Recovery Committee meeting set for Tuesday
• Principal first considered career as veterinarian
• 03/02/2011 - Social Media Breakfast Killeen (Jason's Deli)
• 03/01/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Bankrolling Your Business
• Texas Today: Expect road delays in Heights this week
• Liquor stores battle to be Killeen’s first
• Sweeping changes made to city’s animal ordinance
• City’s adaptive sports program joins national club
• Census confirms Heights’ growth
• Pedestrian hit by SUV later dies
• Saturday shootings kill 2 men in Killeen
• Cities seek way to keep KISD bus stops safe
• Girls prepare for prom
• 02/26/2011 - Cinderella Audition Workshop
• 02/28/2011 - Rare Disease Awareness Day Event
• 02/26/2011 - 6th Annual Seniors & Veterans Pow Wow
• 9 cadets complete challenging basic peace officer course at CTC
• Fans can meet former WWE star Chris Jericho at Fort Hood exchange
• Heights settles lawsuit
• Zeiglers’ ‘Makeover’ show airs Sunday
• Texas Today
• Futures take flight
• Killeen ISD takes ‘first step’ toward layoffs
• 02/19/2011 - The Civil War
• 02/20/2011 - The Civil War
• 02/18/2011 - Freedom Concert
• 02/22/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Basics of Opening a Restaurant
• 02/23/2011 - Economic Development Roundtable (Accessing Capital for Business Expansion)Temple
• Learning from the pros
• East Ward serves up reading activities along with dinner, groceries
• Residents helping NPD fight rise in break-ins
• Real estate scam on Craigslist
• Texas Today
• Mission complete for 36th Engineer Brigade
• CTC raising tuition
• Bell County grows by a third
• Heights sees growth in business permits
• 02/17/2011 - Jason Crabb in Concert
• 02/18/2011 - The Civil War
• 02/18/2011 - Partin's Jamaican Bakery & Grill
• 02/17/2011 - Hillman Visiting Artist Series Featuring Raul Jaurena
• Junior Service League hosting prom dress giveaway
• Fort Hood chapter commended for efforts
• Nolanville to discuss roadwork
• Killeen to celebrate Texas Independence Day
• Texas Today
• Kempner water board hears presentation
• Killeen man accused of possessing child pornography
• One more time to Iraq
• Gun shops oppose new sales law
• 02/17/2011 - Elizabeth Sterling Book Signing
• CTC drama students to compete in theatre festival
• Heights, KISD discuss growth
• CTC considers raising tuition for fall classes
• Copperas Cove OKs bonds for bypass project
• City council discusses credit card processing surcharge
• Witnesses inconsistent during testimony
• Candidate filings for May elections
• Task force makes 2 drug busts
• Capital murder trial begins today
• Coryell court OKs revised burn ban
• Lampasas court OKs operating under state’s rabies control rules
• 2 file for Heights council
• Killeen council considers credit card service charge
• Heights, KISD plan joint workshop today
• County weighs in on Parrie Haynes manager
• Valentine treat
• Burrows to address GOP women’s group
• ‘The perfect gift for him’
• Weather good or bad, work continues at KISD’s new campus
• Lampasas puts bond measures on ballot
• 02/17/2011 - Writers' Festival 2011
• 02/16/2011 - Central Texas Fort Hood Chapter, AUSA Dinner
• 02/17/2011 - Third Thursday Mixer at Texas Partners FCU
• 02/17/2011 - Toward These Points: The Recent Graphic Design of W. Anthony Watkins
• 02/17/2011 - Solutions for Today's Marketplace -A Lunch-time Series designed to help Business
• CTC to graduate police cadets
• Man shot at afternoon party in Killeen
• A view from the top of Mosul
• 4-H spends day at the Capitol
• College Roundup
• Showcase to display students’ creative work
• Rodriguez helps launch Height’s first farmer’s market
• KPD searches for more info about robbery
• Texas Today: Roadwork starts today in Heights
• 2011 Bell County Youth Fair and Livestock Show results
• BPD shines spotlight on civilians, officers
• Judge: Johnson may not interfere with Oncor employees
• Heights negotiates site for water facility
• Building code change increases cost, safety
• Filing for elections begins Monday
• Texas Today: TxDOT continues work in I-35 in Bell County
• Groundwater bill making waves in Texas
• Soldiers recount Iraq attack that killed comrades
• Youth fair ends with auction
• Texas today: Lions Club Park Senior Center remains closed
• Scammers pose as Publisher’s Clearing House
• Public invited to CANstruction viewing at UMHB
• Adaptive sports program holds meeting
• 4th Sustainment Brigade cases colors for Iraq
• Caring for the ladies
• 02/16/2011 - Leadership Killeen Business and Economic Day
• 02/15/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Business Plan Basics Workshop
• Texas Today: Barbershop quartets offer valentine songs
• Celebrating success
• TAMU-CT history professor producer of C-SPAN program
• 3 local medical facilities to serve soldiers
• Couple accused of animal cruelty fined
• 27 displaced by Killeen apartment fire
• Dressed for the part
• III Corps unfurls colors
• Troy man charged with assaulting police officer
• 02/11/2011 - PEC AAS Meeting
• Clearwater undecided on use for land
• Clearwater learns more about proposed pond plan
• Livestock show: ‘The buckles keep you coming back’
• CBCFR seeking missing money
• Animal cruelty hearing begins
• Texas Today
• III Corps returns home
• Ice makes for terrible commute
• 02/11/2011 - The Civil War
• 02/12/2011 - The Civil War
• 02/13/2011 - The Civil War
• Temple man missing
• Gatesville to streamline low-income housing
• Belton moves forward with $5M project
• CCISD hires Gamble as principal
• KISD looks to trim $16M from budget
• Mayor proclaims Black History Month
• III Corps’ ‘historic’ mission concludes
• Harker Heights OKs financing for U-turn bridge
• Blustery weather returns
• Killeen board to consider rabies rule change
• Killeen council updates its protocol
• Wounded warrior to get free house in Killeen
• 02/10/2011 - Skin Deep Clinical Skin Care Day Spa & Salon
• Texas Today: Cystic fibrosis benefit planned for Saturday
• Sparks fly as commissioners' court debates merits of burn ban
• Hearing reset for couple accused of animal cruelty
• Heights city council reviews funding for bridge near Market Heights
• High demand for water during low temps triggers boil notice
• Killeen council to vote on own rules, procedures
• KISD trustees to discuss budget cuts, new projects
• Acting out history
• III Corps prepares for uncasing ceremony Thursday
• Power woes knock out KISD website
• CCISD trustees to meet superintendent’s pick for principal
• CTC Patio Café Cuisine Nights opens semester of international flavors
• 02/11/2011 - The Civil War
• Former NFL players make it a super day
• College Roundup
• Canine club members win ‘top dog’ honors at competition
• Texas Today: One Voice in Concert at UMHB Tuesday
• KHS alum becomes dedicated city employee
• Parishioners find permanent place for praise
• Crossman gains library volunteer of the year award
• 2011 Bell County Youth Fair and Livestock Show
• Local taekwondo students earn more than trophies, medals at competition
• BIG conference this week in Waco
• UMHB hosts Young Author, Illustrator’s Conference
• Cat recovers after being shot with arrow
• Church seeking volunteers for prison ministry
• Texas Today: United Way luncheon set for Thursday
• Vets4Warriors launches
• Nolanville seeks space for growing food pantry
• Black Expo supports scholarships
• 02/11/2011 - 6th Annual Sweetheart Ball
• Texas today: UT admissions case going to 5th U.S. Circuit
• Hearing postponed again in animal cruelty case
• Nolanville selects fifth council member
• Two Knight Club shows today
• Cove, Lampasas crews sand roads
• Area schools close as snow falls across region
• Killeen residents enjoy wintry weather
• Snow slows down Central Texas
• 02/11/2011 - Daddy Daughter Dance
• Test your skill: Enter the Herald’s Oscar contest
• Snow and sleet forces Killeen road closure
• Area closures and delays
• Area school closures for Friday
• Cove man accused in 2 sexual assaults
• Texas Today: Nolanville names Aviles to council seat
• Hearing postponed for couple accused of animal cruelty
• 3 KISD students receive high honor, named to All-State Choir
• Freitag gives Fort Hood update
• Area schools opening 2 hours late
• Warming stations go unused
• Schools stay open without power on
• Airline cancellations affect flights to and from Killeen
• Lampasas and Burnet classes cancelled tonight
• Planetarium closed this weekend
• 02/09/2011 - Caliber Collision Center Ribbon Cutting
• 02/08/2011 - Book Signing set for "The Continuing Legacy of Caring"
• 02/10/2011 - Canstruction®
• 02/08/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Being Your Own Boss
• Media students make ready for Knight Club
• Nolanville to fill council seat tonight
• Felony charge in animal seizures
• Grand jury indicts woman in assault
• Texas Today
• Three burglaries reported to KPD
• Blackouts roll through state
• Spotty power chills businesses
• Jury convicts Turnbull of murder
• Volunteers needed for CTC-First In Texas robotics competition
• Bell County votes against burn ban
• Heights narrows down list of possible projects
• VA works to help homeless veterans
• Killeen seeks to update building codes
• Cove approves bypass funding
• Saving space for strings
• Jury watches video of murder scene
• Coryell couple arrested after sizable menagerie of animals found on ranch
• Wintry work for city employees
• Winter arrives with a blast
• CTC to host Black History Month program
• CTC Brady campus taking sign-ups for nursing program entrance exam
• KNCT radio to go digital
• Aegis cutting 50 call center positions
• Temps take a dive
• Man arrested for sexual assault
• Police arrest burglary suspects
• City Council to discuss building, fire codes
• Cove EDC board members OK funds for project
• Texas Today: Road closure, detours this week in Heights
• Heights council to discuss how to pay for projects
• Schools, sororities, speakers get ready for Black History Month
• Bell County commissioner reports on I-35 improvements
• Testimony begins in murder trial
• 02/04/2011 - The Civil War
• 02/05/2011 - The Civil War
• Mission: Unknown
• 2009 cab dispatcher slaying trial beginning
• College Roundup
• New opportunity for 4-H leaders
• Texas Today: Road closure, detours this week in Heights
• ‘SparkDawg’ pays it forward to fire victim
• Telethon rakes in more than $15,000
• Killeen PD searching for burglary suspect
• Belton FD applies for grant
• Conference reviews aflatoxin testing
• Sen. Fraser announces passing of voter ID bill
• Cove does ‘Vegas Texas Style’
• Texas Today: Body found along Bell County road
• Kempner couple tying the knot on TV
• Fort Hood, Harker Heights to continue recycling program
• Artist to feature digital photography pieces
• Carter strongly supports Second Amendment rights
• Heights library hosts Holistic Health Fair
• Art teacher gains award for students’ achievement
• CTC Continuing Education registering for February classes
• 02/04/2011 - February Power Hour Sponsored By Linnemann Realty
• Texas today: DPS warns against Mexico travel
• Used book sale continues today
• Legislators tour Fort Hood
• ‘I wish I was still in uniform’: Former soldier gets Purple Heart
• Musicians tuning up for Central Texas Music Festival
• Judge rules against woman in Oncor suit
• Teen charged with intoxicated manslaughter with a vehicle
• Catch Dr. Jerry Jones on C-SPAN's American History TV
• Preferred parking information
• Texas Today
• Herald reporter heading to Iraq this weekend
• CCEDC approves deal for creating real estate database
• Nolanville council talks with 3 people vying for seat
• Mold forces move of Temple PD operations
• Applications for LULAC scholarships available
• 48 KISD students take part in early graduation
• Board extends Muller’s contract for two years
• Fight over Boys & Girls Club divides Gatesville
• CTC reminds students not to pay for financial aid assistance
• KFD: Jealousy leads to arson charge
• Thousands of books for sale at Killeen Community Center
• Organic farmers, gardeners to gather Friday in Killeen
• Oncor counters woman’s claims ahead of court date
• Showing her ‘shadows’ the ropes
• Heights library going holistic Saturday
• Woman accused of injuring 3 KPD officers
• Texas Today
• Nolanville to interview council candidates
• 01/28/2011 - Temple Symphony Orchestra Big Band Blast Pops Concert
• 01/31/2011 - Car Wash Barn #3 Ribbon Cutting
• Pivotal lesson: Trimmier students re-enact Montgomery bus boycott
• Projects to inject life into downtown Killeen
• 02/03/2011 - HOOD HOWDY!
• Texas Today
• Belton moves to slow Oncor rate increases
• Fire extensively damages Gatesville home
• Gatesville votes to appeal in rezoning lawsuit
• Author comes full circle
• Heights approves $9M loan
• Killeen councilmen decry rule change
• KISD board appoints Ray to Place 3 seat
• KISD, city splitting costs on Bunny Trail widening
• Crime up in Killeen
• Walker pleads guilty to murder
• Texas Today
• Members to consider bids tonight
• Lampasas pressing Holiday Inn about paying back taxes
• Spectators pack Bell County Museum room for redistricting presentation
• Decision on animal control ordinance delayed
• Burn ban back on in Coryell
• Heights considers adopting grease rules
• Bell court receives report on museum
• KPD: Killeen woman bit KFD paramedic
• 2 arrested after high-speed chase
• Cove woman accused of biting child
• Lessons on safety start early
• New art exhibit opens at CTC
• Planetarium “Star Tour” this Thursday
• Brides get an eyeful
• Many 4-H opportunities in February
• Artisan excels at jewelry making
• Texas Today: Road detours start Wednesday in Heights
• Participants strive for financial peace during 13-week program
• County crops, livestock conference Tuesday
• Former Fort Hood resident writes critically acclaimed book
• Two area legislators propose specialty car plates
• New Nolanville hires settle in
• Texas Today: Road closure starts Wednesday in Heights
• HOP adds, changes routes in Central Texas
• Average teacher salaries get boost
• Educators brace for budget cuts
• Turning a new LEAF
• 02/01/2011 - 2011 Fort Hood Region Government Vendor Conference and Exposition Feb. 1-2
• Texas today: Heights residents can learn about police
• Families can get assistance from Affordable Caring Housing Inc.
• Bridal Extravaganza can help make dream wedding a reality
• Graves Foundation, CTC help wounded warriors
• Heights library custodian says fond farewell
• Cove man suspected in burglary
• Scrappers raise money to fight cancer
• Belton woman sues Oncor to stop meter swap
• Ready for new mission
• 01/28/2011 - The Furniture Zone & Sleep Shop Ribbon Cutting
• 01/26/2011 - Bag Stuffing for Hood Howdy
• 01/25/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Starting a Child Day Care
• 01/29/2011 - Lone Ranger Fan Day
• 01/29/2011 - Rock the Foundation Concert
• 01/24/2011 - Hope Pregnancy Center Ribbon Cutting
• Council delays decision on filling seat
• Cyclists gearing up for start of racing season
• Farewell and thanks, Belton Fire Chief Harmon
• New BISD leader has full plate
• Murder trial set to start Jan. 31
• Texas Today
• Man gets probation for impersonating officer
• New building adds space for Killeen church
• CTC SIFE to host Entrepreneur for a Day event
• CTC opens new nursing building
• CTC to offer new online petroleum certification course
• Training is a blast
• Killeen police make IDs in murder-suicide
• I-35 lane closures begin Monday in Belton
• Airport traffic increases in 2010
• Kempner water board gets clean audit report
• Yarbrough resigns position
• Woman indicted in abuse case
• Texas Today
• Fine Arts to host guest artist concert
• 01/22/2011 - KNCT Wine Classic
• 01/24/2011 - Killeen Nutrition Ribbon Cutting
• Alarm foils boutique burglary
• Heights council discusses seeking $9M in loans for future projects
• Cove PD ID’s man killed in accident
• Cove OKs deal with consultants
• Fire damages Killeen apartments
• Salado ISD seeks new superintendent
• Texas Today
• Bell County supports bill to halt unfunded mandates
• Soldier parts with family, deploys to Afghanistan
• Killeen annexes TAMU-CT
• Armed robbery suspect caught in Miss.
• Defense may challenge autopsy in child’s death
• KPD readies for warrant round-up in February
• Man pleads guilty to 2007 murder
• Son shoots father, self
• A kiss with a twist
• ‘He still speaks the truth’
• Soldiers returning today from Afghanistan deployment
• Rally for a dream
• Texas Today: Heights plans road detours along Modoc
• BISD officials approve new middle school boundaries
• Unity Walk a reminder to serve in the community
• Heights council meets today
• Texas A&M annexation on Killeen City Council’s agenda
• Help welcome troops home
• In MLK’S steps: 10th annual show salutes slain civil rights leader
• Texas Today: Heights plans road detours along Modoc
• Teacher, reservist gets ‘the best of both worlds’
• ‘Chic,’ ‘articulate’ Edna Teinert celebrates 100 years of life
• Killeen PD searching for burglary suspects
• Events honoring Martin Luther King Jr. leader begin today
• College Roundup
• 4-H clothing activities scheduled for spring
• Bell County Youth Fair around the corner
• Texas Today: Texas soldier dies in Afghanistan attack
• MLK Birthday Celebration begins with Unity Walk
• DECA students place flags in soldiers memory
• Victim shares silent tears on radio show
• Heights not applying for FEMA grant
• Clearwater challenges permit for development’s water use
• Area officials try to tackle Nolan Creek flood issues
• Fort Hood official addresses 1st Cav deaths in Iraq
• Soldier receives first kiss
• Johnny Memphis pays tribute to the King
• People tour new CTC nursing building
• Alzheimer’s support sought in Cove
• Pre-trial hearing March 1 in animal cruelty case
• Texas today: El Paso soldier among 3 killed in Afghanistan
• Cove woman charged with injury to a child
• Reach for your dreams
• Arrest made in girl’s Dec. 10 abduction
• Help welcome 20th Engineers home
• KISD student accused of cocaine use in classroom
• Belton ponders closing College Street at railroad crossing near university
• Report: Heights growth steady
• TAMU-CT president outlines plans
• Texas Today: Hasan's mental report due next week
• Authors to gather at Lampasas library forum
• Metroplex draws more blood donors
• Jury selection in murder trial continues
• Bill changes control of Parrie Haynes Ranch land
• Help welcome troops home
• 553rd ready to go
• City to close University Drive entrance to CTC on Monday
• Texas Today
• Heights Parks and Recreation, EFMP team up to offer soccer
• State-of-the-art nursing center opens Friday
• KISD board member steps down
• Apparent suicide victim ID’d
• Chaplain’s assistant found dead in Dallas
• Session to preview LCHEC nursing program
• Good samaritan stops robbery
• Two teens face burglary charges
• Taped conversations lead to indictment
• Convenience store clerk shot twice during robbery
• 20th Engineers prepare to return
• Legislators introduce low-profile measures
• Aegis laying off 130 call center workers
• 01/14/2011 - PEC AAS Meeting
• 01/20/2011 - First Step Business Startup Program Starts Jan-Feb 2011
• Temple man dies after being hit by truck
• 36th Engineers coming back to Fort Hood
• Belton to save money on road projects
• Paying more for less
• Killeen honors Dunlap’s lifetime of service
• CCISD unanimously approves school attendance zones
• Texas Today
• Hearing Feb. 18 in suit against Heights
• Heights approves 143-acre subdivision
• Killeen ISD picks name for new elementary
• Clearwater drops plan for new HQ
• KPD seeks armed burglary suspect
• 01/20/2011 - Solutions for Today's Marketplace -A Lunch-time Series designed to help Business
• Suicide reported at 1st Cav memorial
• ‘Twilight Rapist’ apprehended
• Coryell County Commissioners Court votes to lift burn ban for two weeks
• Disaster recovery group to meet today
• Auditions for one-act play this weekend
• Heights City Council plans to discuss possible new subdivision
• LISD panel votes to change current school calendar
• KISD board member Menking to announce resignation tonight
• Texas Today: Burn ban lifted in Bell County until Thursday
• CCISD board voting on new school attendance zones
• ‘One Nation, One Dream’ theme of MLK celebration
• Weather delays incoming flights
• Student develops project to honor soldiers
• Lampasas County Commissioners Court OK new brush truck purchase
• Killeen City Council: Hearings on rezoning set for today
• Planetarium opens this weekend with new shows
• Soldiers from Texas, Arkansas die in Afghanistan
• Suspected serial rapist jailed
• Resident uses talents to help Vive Les Arts productions
• Cub Scouts earning astronomy belt loops
• Fish fry helps raise funds for nature park
• Texas Today: Baylor alumni to hold scholarship brunch
• Home seminars inform buyers
• Couple raising funds for service dog to help son
• Scholarship applications available for graduating high school seniors
• Baylor alumna completes families
• Skywarn class offered in Cove
• Outreach center meets needs of soldiers in Heights
• Drugs marketed as bath salts
• Renovation to increase capacity in county jails
• Education to be focal point when Legislature convenes
• Luring lake lovers
• Bell County lifts burn ban through Monday
• Memorial portrait presented to widow
• Free parenting class offered in Lampasas
• Killeen recycling old Christmas trees today
• Heights teen charged with murder
• Planetarium hosts Camp Geek this weekend
• Man faces injury to a child charge
• Fallen officer had ‘a servant’s heart’
• 01/18/2011 - Tilted Kilt Ribbon Cutting
• New chief officially appointed in Nolanville
• KISD campuses pass test with flying colors
• Parry appointed to state military board
• Gates: Army to cut 27,000 troops
• Man wanted for credit card abuse
• KPD searching for 2 robbery suspects
• Fire destroys Harker Heights washer repair shop
• Pet store owner charged with animal cruelty
• East Texan charged in Killeen hit-and-run death
• Drainage project phase about to end in Heights
• Texas Today
• Two cold fronts approach area
• Play auditions to be held Jan. 14-15
• 01/19/2011 - Social Media Meeting KIlleen (Fuddruckers Restaurant)
• 01/19/2011 - Leadership Killeen Education Day
• Texas Today
• Authors, illustrators conference on Feb. 5
• Psychiatrist makes top 20 in ‘Dear GMA’
• Local artists show work at civic center
• Nolanville council to discuss former police chief
• Killeen seeks a drainage solution
• Grand jury indicts 4 men on aggravated robbery charge
• Cranes on campus
• 01/11/2011 - Ambassador Monthly Meeting
• Belton Independent School District maps out options for attendance boundaries
• History of Killeen book signing set for Jan. 12
• Cove approves more funds for sewer line
• Killeen hears comparison of firefighter pensions
• Bank opens after lengthy repairs
• New BEDC building tops meeting agenda
• Tax season getting late start for some
• Tackling e-waste
• A tale of two babies
• BISD public forums to highlight attendance boundary options
• CTC’s Fort Hood campus dean preparing for his retirement
• Author relays journey to find her true identity in autobiography
• Harker Heights council cancels this week's meeting
• City Council to review report on firefighters’ pension fund
• KPD releases more info on attempted burglary
• Students to see the ‘Road Show and Classroom’
• 01/05/2011 - GA Committee Meeting
• End of the holidays: Thousands of wreaths picked up from Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery by volunteers
• Students sponsor injured turtle, shell out donations for hospital
• CTC spring walk-in registration starts today
• Clowning around
• KPD searches for robbery suspect
• 01/18/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Create a Guide to Grow Your Business
• Ag concerns addressed at crops, livestock conference
• Killeen Public Library restores ‘piece of the past’
• Texas Today: Volunteers needed to pick up wreaths today
• Evolett plays Music Vault show tonight
• Phil’s Paint and Body gives family gift
• Heights offers tax incentives to hospital
• It’s a girl!
• Dynamic decade: Central Texas sees growth, turmoil in 2000s
• Shifting war leads top news in 2010
• Volunteers man fireworks stand for their church
• Author Skidmore compiles city’s history
• Businessman laid to rest cowboy style
• KPD IDs man shot during home invasion
• Killeen resident prevents spread of house fire
• Drunken driving can lead to lifetime of regret
• Hasan hearing, suicides top 2010 Fort Hood news
• Health care changes coming
• Texas Today
• Liquor, tax increases Killeen’s top news in ’10
• One last shift: After 37 years, air traffic controller leaving her post
• HCCAA uses all of its federal stimulus money
• Child abductions top area crime in 2010
• Local memorial planned for fallen Heights officer
• Firefighter promoted to deputy fire chief
• Texas Today
• Heights crew maintains a productive garden
• Stability seen in housing market
• CTC walk-in registration starts January 3
• KISD, A&M-CT, CTC break ground on new buildings
• Harker Heights recycles Christmas trees
• Fire guts room in Heights home
• Texas Today
• Rain wreaks havoc on roads
• Killeen Council revamps liquor store zoning
• Gatesville teens charged with vehicle, firearm theft
• Aycock calls for reviews of teacher layoffs
• Wet weather returning this week
• Killeen airport sees little impact from East Coast blizzard
• Cause of Spirit Halloween seasonal store’s Oct. 25 fire undetermined
• Flooding, new medical center plans among Heights' top stories in 2010
• Contested zoning changes on Killeen council's agenda
• Man sentenced for child molestation
• Texas Today: Killeen boil water notice begins today
• Man charged with attempted arson
• Texas should be sunny, a little warmer Monday
• Floods, ‘Extreme Makeover’ among top headlines this year
• Killeen PD searching for suspect in stabbing
• School group gathers goods for put-out pets
• Texas Today: Killeen boil water notice starts Tuesday
• Communities in Schools program receives national accreditation
• College Roundup
• 01/11/2011 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Being Your Own Boss
• Texas Today: Heights starts tree recycling Tuesday
• New jail for Coryell, solar power coming to Lampasas County
• Cove development gets a big boost during 2010
• Survey sheds light on Bell County households
• Henderson’s caters to the needy on Christmas
• Killeen sees spike in murder during ’10
• Veterans collect ‘graffiti’ images from wars
• Caroling for Christmas
• Students collect stories of homeless people in Killeen
• Service dog, child make 'a great team’
• Quite a pair
• Women face charges in bank robbery
• Killeen police seek ID of burglary suspect
• Army bowl will honor Mehall as a ‘soldier hero’
• Serving up some Christmas spirit
• Christmas comes early for Belton family
• Tradition in lights
• Texas today: Who should be post’s person of the year?
• Gingerbread artist
• Henderson’s to serve free holiday meal on Christmas
• Veterans in Temple get dose of Christmas cheer
• TAMU-CT Signs Memorandum of Agreement with Central Texas College & Temple College
• Offical Class Ring Unveiled Dec. 9
• A&M-Central Texas Partners with A&M-Texarkana to Offer New Online Program
• Register for Spring 2011 Classes
• Fall 2010 Commencement, Dec. 18th, 2pm at Bell County Expo Center
• Spring 2011 Class Schedule
• Deadline to submit Admissions Application for Spring 2011 is January 7, 2011.
• Deadline to submit Request for VA Certification for spring 2011 semester is December 15, 2010.
• Coryell to hunt feral hogs via helicopter
• Bones Cracked Rib to serve Christmas dinner
• NAACP, Masonic lodge give smiles
• Harker Heights PD mourns fallen officer
• Texas Today
• Robber strikes First National Bank Texas branch
• Day after robbery, community replenishes stolen gifts
• A perfect match: Couple connected by shared kidney
• Cloudy, cool Thursday ahead for Texas
• Bell County’s first MUD a step closer to reality
• Man injured in grease fire
• Killeen still in the black
• Residents decorate homes for Christmas
• Gary Kent appointed as Nolanville’s police chief
• Man dies in motorcycle crash
• Hometown funeral planned for Heights PD officer
• Texas Today
• Hot toys, gifts tough to find
• Angel Tree gifts stolen from Salvation Army warehouse
• Winter gets off to hot start
• Census: Texas gains 4 seats
• Woman receives 15 years in prison after kidnapping toddler
• County moving forward with plans for temporary, permanent animal shelters
• Help arrives for Santa Pal
• Santa comes early to Heights
• Last-minute rush hits post offices
• Off-duty cop killed in crash
• KPD stepping up efforts to bust drunk drivers
• City business wrapping up in Killeen
• Skate park opens at Long Branch Park
• Seton, LHP begin laying groundwork for hospital
• Suspended police officer turns himself in
• Family separated during deployment
• 01/07/2011 - January Power Hour
• 01/07/2011 - Treatment on the Ball
• Cone meets with troops as drawdown continues
• Shipping out: Engineers deploy to Afghanistan
• Salvation Army in need of volunteer bell ringers
• Texas A&M University-Central Texas graduates
• CIS site director gets students the help they need to succeed
• Killeen cops look for man who robbed Family Dollar
• Killeen to dedicate skate park today
• Texas Today
• Thanks to all who helped with the Bell/Williamson pecan show
• Silent protest
• Texas Today
• Group helps area families’ holiday wishes come true
• Lampasas library to purchase textbooks
• Bell food stamp usage climbs
• Residents keep watch on area after abduction
• County seeks temporary animal shelter
• Harker Heights Pet Adoption Center opens Monday
• Sitting with Santa
• Clearwater to review plans for reservoir
• Nolanville councilman turns in his resignation
• Best friends ready to deploy
• Cove man found guilty of aggravated robbery
• Fifth-graders donate toys to HELP Center
• Officials celebrate progress on bypass project
• Unemployment increases slightly
• Texas Today: SIFE youth group to open store today
• 01/05/2011 - Social Media Breakfast Killeen (Jason's Deli)
• TxDOT awards contract for Cove loop project to Arizona company
• KPD suspends officer
• County looking to redraw flood plain maps
• Nolanville council fills city’s vacancies
• Nolanville police chief quits
• Clifton Park students spread holiday cheer
• CTC issues a scam alert
• 7 Killeen firefighters honored
• Texas Today: Soldier found dead in San Antonio
• 12/25/2010 - Arrow Trailways Casino Trip
• 12/18/2010 - The Nutcracker
• 12/19/2010 - The Nutcracker
• Command Sgt. Maj. Felt says farewell to post
• Grants fund programs, including Ellison teacher’s weather study
• Nolanville council set to discuss hiring a city manager
• City employees collect $100K for United Way
• Texas Today
• Kempner Water gives back $2 million
• Man indicted on murder charge in motorcyclist’s death
• Bell Area Animal Shelter closing doors
• Group to give toys to soldiers, veterans
• Last chance to donate to Santa Pal
• Heights PD brightens holidays with bikes
• Car among Jolly Holly gifts
• Attempted child abduction reported on post
• 12/17/2010 - Train your Brain - Healthcare Reform for Business and How it Impacts Business
• 12/17/2010 - The Nutcracker
• Killeen police seek burglary suspect
• CCISD approves youth programs presence
• Lampasas receives two awards
• Belton ISD hires key personnel, renames Waskow High School
• Untended cooking may have set apartment ablaze
• Clearwater poised to replace water gauges
• Texas Today
• Feast for thousands: H-E-B treats 5,000 at its annual Feast of Sharing Celebration
• Harker Heights council approves incentive package for hospital
• Microchip implants go back to committee
• Bell County’s new medical director pushes flu shots
• Child rapist fails to show at hearing
• Mickey’s breaks ground on 16th store
• Manhunt ends in arrest
• Soldier appeals murder conviction
• Temple police: Dangerous suspect escapes
• Segregation in U.S. drops to lowest in century
• 12/16/2010 - Greater Killeen Young Professionals Business Lunch
• Texas Digest: Death sentences drop; Toddler dropped in boiling water
• KPD: 2 charged with assault for beating a man into a coma
• ADA unit ships out
• Heights close to closing deal with hospital
• Car sought in child abduction
• Ground broken on new Darnall hospital
• Cove mailboxes damaged Sunday
• LISD receives ‘clean’ audit report
• Police ID girl in fatal accident Saturday
• CCISD officials to evaluate portable building usage
• Panel to discuss mandating microchips in pets
• 150 firefighters shave heads to raise money for cancer patient, colleague
• Texas Today: Heights re routes detour at Indian Trail
• Couple describes home makeover experience
• Condemned ex-Army recruiter loses at Supreme Court
• Weekend recap: In case you missed it
• 12/16/2010 - December Holiday Third Thursday Sponsored by Freedom Jeep Chrysler
• 12/17/2010 - Mile of Smiles Atwood Project Meal Prep
• 12/16/2010 - Play-On Rentals Ribbon Cutting
• Obama expected to sign child nutrition bill
• Methodist church conducts its last downtown service
• Splash! Car crashes in pool
• It was love at first sight for Tubb and piano
• Public asked to help nab abductor
• Texas Today
• Zeiglers wed, get new home
• 12/15/2010 - Social Media Lunch @Fuddruckers Dec. 15
• 12/15/2010 - Ground Breaking for Realty Executives new office
• 12/15/2010 - Smoothie D's Ribbon Cutting
• Brown Bag lunch to discuss landlord, tenant issues
• Reclaiming the Blackland Region
• Texas Today: 'Extreme Makeover' home reveal today
• K2 ban keeps drug out of stores
• Students get an international show-and-tell
• Killeen firefighters take an extreme cut for cancer
• Wreaths honor the fallen
• Roadwork gives drivers traffic jams for holidays
• School spending report looks at salaries
• KPD needs help finding girl’s abductor
• UMHB nursing graduates take part in pinning ceremony
• 12/14/2010 - H-E-B Feast of Sharing
• 12/15/2010 - CANCELED ~LK Issues Day ~
• Texas today: Indian Trail detour changes in Heights
• Wreath-laying ceremony today at veterans cemetery
• Frost fest fun
• Cove students give back
• 207 students earn degrees at UMHB
• CTC OKs funds for nursing equipment
• Life-saving call
• 9-year-old girl abducted on way to school
• Wife: Soldier from Fort Hood killed in Iraq
• Hasan undergoing mental exam
• 12/12/2010 - Polar Express Train Ride
• 12/12/2010 - Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
• Dane Cook to perform at Howze Theater today
• Taking the challenge: 4-H teams put their cooking skills to the test
• Snowball Express takes Gold Star families on trip
• CTC gives tax break to hospital
• Heights celebrates the holidays
• Troops training at lake
• Copperas Cove fire station’s design moved to next year
• SBA loan facility in Belton closing
• Program’s homeless veterans treated to holiday celebration
• Texas Today: Man shot in arm outside McDonald's
• Man found dead at Killeen motel
• State sued over alleged illegal trading, selling of newborns' blood to private companies
• House passes Dream Act, but Senate prospects dim
• Texas Digest: Judge says no to polygamy trial delay; church launches pro-Christmas website.
• Experts fear Texas heading into another drought
• 12/12/2010 - Event at New Beginnings Assembly of God
• Texas Today
• Cooking fire destroys Harker Heights home
• Heights seeks alternative funding for project
• Central Texas reps respond to budget cuts
• Car accident leads to two indictments
• State unemployment taxes are going up next year
• State rates school districts
• Cove bypass gets green light
• A saving grace: Storm-hit Salado shops look to rebound with Stroll
• 12/10/2010 - KD Frozen Yogurt Ribbon Cutting
• Texas polygamist leader has trouble finding lawyer
• Anti-bullying proposals before Texas legislators
• On the agenda
• Dems question Obama’s tax deal
• Texas today: Texas soldier dies in Afghanistan attack
• Lampasas earns green innovation award nomination
• Cove council approves zoning change
• Ready for wrestling
• Heights to use court to acquire property
• Man faces felony charge in child spanking
• Killeen Council divided on pet microchips
• KISD’s board addresses school safety issues again
• TV show spruces up local economy
• Hearing on death penalty starts in Texas court
• So how would you kick-start the economy?
• Bell County 4-H members prepare for new year
• A touch of glass: Salado Arts Workshop nurtures creativity with Christmas tree ornaments
• Texas Today: UMHB students plan character cameos
• Toy run collects $12K for children’s charities
• Pershing Park Elementary School administrators take a pie in the face for fundraising
• WWE taping holiday special at Fort Hood
• Police investigating recent murders
• Heights city planner, GIS coordinator a family man
• Hair battle main event at trade show
• 12/11/2010 - CHRISTMAS GALA
• 12/11/2010 - 48th Annual Killeen Christmas Parade
• 12/10/2010 - Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
• 12/11/2010 - Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
• 12/11/2010 - Event at New Beginnings Assembly of God
• Today’s Girl collects shoes
• Fundraiser offers fun for a cause
• Prepare for flu season
• Texas Today: Drivers detour around Indian Trail closure
• Cowboy Christmas Ball to feature Michael Martin Murphey
• Students explore natural science
• Killeen’s ice rink opens for season
• Ex-offenders find it tough to get work after release
• 2 die in apparent murder-suicide in Killeen
• Festival lights up holidays
• 12/09/2010 - Greater Killeen Young Professionals Social
• 12/09/2010 - Shelley's Day Spa & Salon Ribbon Cutting
• Texas today: Food drive today for Nolanville pantry
• Krist Kindl Markt open for business
• HOT Bowl good for Cove’s economy
• Belton police, hospice thrift store aim to shield poor, homeless from the cold
• AUSA receives $11,000 donation
• Festival of Trees aids Armed Services YMCA
• Letters to Congress
• KPD seeks 2 suspects in shooting
• 12/04/2010 - Jingle Bell Dash 5K
• 12/06/2010 - Growing Your Business Seminar (With a guest banker) in Killeen
• 12/06/2010 - City Hall Tree Lighting
• Hold the brownies! Bill could limit bake sales
• Texas will see dramatic gain in U.S. House seats
• Hiring stalls, jobless rate rises
• Police asking for public’s help in finding two men
• Texas Today
• Water heater blamed for Killeen house fire
• Night of Science: Cove ISD students show off
• Heights: Few have interest in applying for FEMA grant
• KISD settles former teacher’s aide’s suit
• Wonders of Christmas
• Nolanville City Council awards EMS contract
• Fort Hood dedicates new home for soldiers
• Police identify shooting victim
• Cove woman accused of abandoning, endangering child
• Board approves change order for raising CCEDC’s digital sign
• The noose tightens around WikiLeaks' Assange
• Health care providers pledging less radiation
• McCain faults military gays study, wants ban kept
• 12/04/2010 - Christmas in Killeen
• 12/04/2010 - Temple Symphony Orchestra Holiday Concert
• 12/04/2010 - Arrow Trailways Casino Trip
• Heights senior selected to play in U.S. Army All-American Band
• Christmas celebrations begin
• Ellison students volunteer at Ronald McDonald House
• CTC observes World Aids Day
• KISD Education Foundation gets new director
• KPD: Gambling sites shut down
• Texas Today
• County jail inmate commits suicide
• Man indicted on charge of solicitation of a minor
• Doctors would cut patients if Medicare reduced
• A tribute in blue: Hundreds turn out to honor fallen police officer
• Social Security cuts are part of deficit plan
• 12/03/2010 - Miles of Smiles Support Group Luncheon
• 12/04/2010 - Synthetic Ice Rink
• Roadwork projects get started in Killeen
• Helping Hands sees rise in requests for help
• Texas Today
• Charities get busy collecting donations
• 15th sustainment heads to Fort Bliss
• Family begins recovering from house fire
• World AIDS Day is today
• Indian Trail road closure begins today
• Disabled man found shot in apartment
• Fallen officer honored: Flag that flew over the World Trade Center site arrives in Killeen for memorial
• Pay freeze would affect 8,000 local federal workers
• 12/02/2010 - Chamber Holiday Lighting & Open House
• Coryell latest to issue burn ban
• Thieves active during holiday weekend
• Decking the halls: Christmas decor sales moving briskly
• Killeen Exchange Club honors Heights police officer, firefighter
• 11/29/2010 - Letters to Santa
• 12/02/2010 - Paply's Gifts & Antiques Open House
• Decorating contest lights up Killeen, Heights
• Texas Today: Construction to close part of Indian Trail
• KISD, Harker Heights advance plans to share tennis courts
• CCEDC board members to discuss digital sign height, costs
• Heights to host public forum on Nolan Creek flooding
• Black Friday boosts business sales
• Police ID man who fled authorities
• Obama calls for 2-year freeze on federal pay
• Fire weather warning issued for several Central Texas counties
• Weekend recap: In case you missed it
• Why 'Cyber Monday' is mostly myth
• Entertainment Buzz: Celebs to sign off Twitter for charity; 'Harry Potter' leads holiday weekend
• US tries to contain damage from leaked documents
• Stay safe while shopping online
• Reminder of ‘the forgotten war’
• Students study buoyancy with boats, pennies
• Firefighter retires after 28 years of service
• Exchange Club honors Outstanding Youth of the Quarter
• Texas Today: Holiday Under the Stars starts Saturday
• Farm & Ranch Seminars available Dec. 9
• Area playwright debuts ‘Black Women Beg Too Much’ Monday
• Nolanville council to decide on city’s new EMS provider
• Texas Today: Electrical short causes fire at Temple eatery
• Annual wreath laying honors fallen soldiers at veterans cemetery
• Man arrested after hour-long chase
• Killeen library prepares to increase its collection
• Killeen may require all pets to get microchips
• Early Christmas gift
• Black Friday bargains
• Owner keeps family tradition alive
• Tree farm open for holiday business
• CCISD food drive yields more than 11,000 pounds
• Twin brothers killed in Central Texas fire
• The few, the proud, the foes of gays in military
• Gimmicks, longer hours greet Black Friday shoppers
• Clear, cold weekend ahead for Texas
• Volunteers dish warm holiday meals
• Emeralds dancers to open for Rockettes Dec. 22
• Volunteers still needed for wreath-laying
• Police from across Texas escort fallen Fort Hood cop from Okla.
• Church group feeds about 150 the night before Thanksgiving
• Texas Today
• Children’s shoe drive begins Wednesday
• BBB provides shopping advice for Black Friday
• Killeen Mall, national chains opening early
• Small businesses ready for big shopping day
• Fort Hood police officer killed in Okla.
• Students give science real-world application
• Home for the holidays: 467th, 1908th Reserve troops return in time for Thanksgiving
• Real turkey on the menu for soldiers in war zones
• Hot meal on a blustery day
• Trouble in Toyland: Unsafe toys listed
• Poll: Consumers feel less angst from debt
• US moves to make synthetic marijuana illegal
• Man sentenced to 60 years in prison for Evant murder
• Dad seeks answers in son’s death in Killeen
• Belton to create 10-year plan for fire, EMS services
• Texas Today
• Fort Hood names clinic for fallen medic
• Adapting sports
• Thanksgiving Basket Benefit provides food to 350 people
• Killeen discusses $44K change order
• Shoppers in frenzy for food
• Airport no busier than normal this time of year
• Man sentenced to prison term for operating prostitution ring
• Killeen revamping police fleet
• 5 million packages of Rolaids, Benadryl, Motrin recalled
• 11/29/2010 - Vivaldi's Gloria to be Performed by Bell Civic Chorale
• 11/30/2010 - Celebrate the Season
• 12/02/2010 - UMHB Presents a Festival of Lessons and Carols
• Fire in Lometa chars 600 acres
• Arson suspected in Heights blaze
• Officials welcome funds for schools
• HHFD, Lions make the holiday special
• Texas Today: Motorcyclist critically injured in accident
• Metroplex opens Hemingway Building
• Killeen council to consider purchasing police cars, library items
• Officials identify shooting victim
• Fire alarm company to return $2,800 to Lampasas county
• Coryell County Commissioners vote on courthouse modifications for fire safety
• Volunteers needed for "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"
• Thanksgiving Day closings
• Police investigating Sunday shooting
• Texas Digest: Perry won't say whether he'd end Social Security
• Even before Black Friday, retail deals go online
• Thanksgiving bird cheaper but meal more expensive
• Poll: Boomers unhappiest over their own sex life
• FDs respond to smoke in Heights (UPDATED: Fire under control)
• Texas Today
• Technology team members receive training in Bryan
• Gathering explores possible motives behind last year’s Fort Hood shootings
• Hundreds of students motivated to work together
• Woman volunteers as a dog whisperer at shelter
• Killeen police search for 3 in armed robbery
• Project Linus churns out blankets for area’s children
• Game of heart: Haitian amputees coming to Bell County
• 12/03/2010 - Power Hour Sponsored by Boston's The Gourmet Pizza
• 12/03/2010 - Listening to Your Business Workshop in Killeen
• Thanksgiving Day closings
• Freeze can be deadly for cattle
• Texas Today: S&W Killeen Clinic to host blood drive
• Cove ISD Education Foundation distributes grants to teachers
• Friends of the Central Texas Veterans Cemetery prep for Wreaths for Vets
• Nolanville council seeks city manager
• Bell County collects more than $140,000 to hold Hasan
• Killeen police seek clues in shooting death
• Killeen ISD gets ready for possible funding cut
• Greater need at area food banks for holidays
• Couple adopts children on fifth anniversary
• Economists want to stop teachers' degree bonuses
• 11/30/2010 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Basics of Opening a Restaurant
• 12/01/2010 - Social Media Breakfast Killeen (Jason's Deli)
• Texas today: Herb Bland concert today at Cove church
• Eco Harvest educates youngsters
• HHFD seeks donations
• ‘Forever families’
• Area home sales maintain stability
• Healing stitches
• 1st Cav units to deploy to Afghanistan
• 11/23/2010 - Broadway Bank Ribbon Cutting (Forerly Eisenhower Bank)
• Hoax threat at Central Texas school linked to Saudi youth
• 11/20/2010 - Turkey Trot 5K
• 11/20/2010 - Fascinated With the Human Body Family Fun Day
• 11/22/2010 - Hemingway Medical Building at Metroplex Ribbon Cutting
• Texas today: Texas soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Students invent iPhone app for TAMU-CT
• Salvation Army kicks off kettle campaign today
• Group reviews water quality
• Nolanville tables decision on EMS service
• Kempner water rates go up Jan. 1
• CTC hosts forum for military spouses
• Volunteers needed for wreath preparation
• State’s biggest food drive in Killeen today
• Gen. Chiarelli discusses dwell time with AUSA chapter
• Turkey time comes early
• 12th grade students still below '92 reading scores
• Today's Top Texas Headlines
• 11/19/2010 - "Do Not Pass Go" presented by the UMHB Jazz Ensemble
• 11/19/2010 - Salvation Army Kettle Kick-off and Ribbon Cutting
• 11/19/2010 - Seniors Still Can Art Show & Sale
• Nolanville receives no proposals for emergency medical service providers
• Arts and crafts show to display, sell seniors’ work
• Heights PD investigates shooting
• KWSC to build privacy fence
• Woman accused of burning baby
• Texs Today
• Killed by Parvo, two dead puppies found in bucket on side of the road
• Engaging the world: Record-setting crowd attends Killeen’s GIS Day
• Family mourns cat killed by pit bulls
• KISD super’s salary in line with his peers
• Death penalty possible for Hasan
• Fire at Fort Hood training ranges under control
• 11/19/2010 - Holiday Food Drive
• Today's Top Texas Headlines
• Another Killeen furniture store announces closing
• 11/19/2010 - Miles of Smiles Atwood Project Meal Prep
• 11/19/2010 - Central Texas Business Resource Center OPEN HOUSE 9a-12p
• 11/18/2010 - November Third Thursday Sponsored by Boys and Girls Club of Central Texas
• TAMU-CT signs Memorandum of Agreement with Temple College
• LTRC seeks volunteers, funds
• Cove animal control committee vet resigns
• Texas Today
• Fort Hood chefs plan cooking demonstration Thursday
• Local authors featured at Shooting Star book signing
• HH council seeks grants
• Tip-A-Cop raises $1,868
• Heights rededicates Indian Trail
• Investigating officer completes recommendation for Hasan case
• Killeen hiring 10 more cops
• ‘Heroes’ lend a hand
• 11/18/2010 - Greater Killeen Young Professionals Business Lunch
• Lacks to close 36 Texas stores
• ‘Let the fun begin’: Bell County judge gives preview to 2011’s redistricting
• Man takes lesser charge in fatal robbery case
• Hasan’s defense says little
• Bell County commissioners address election news, disaster aid
• Texas Today: 15th annual Christmas Affair today at CTC
• Newly elected board president voices concern for project
• Officials for assisted living center host open house today
• Heights council to discuss prevention plans for flooding
• Killeen looks at hiring police officers
• Gatesville PD searching for man who robbed store
• Teenagers arrested in theft of truck
• Most first-time heart attacks might be prevented, researcher says
• Freshmen arrive for crash-course on Congress
• 11/16/2010 - Third Annual Cross-Discipline Arts Event
• 30 private college presidents earn seven figures, two from Texas make top 10
• Tech news: E-mail secondary as Facebook revamps messaging
• KDH announces Harry Potter sweepstakes winners
• Pohl: Hearing is closed
• 11/18/2010 - Steve Fallon Guest Speaker at Central Texas Home Builders November Meeting
• Fuddruckers helping to raise funds for 4-H
• 500 ride in toy run to help Peaceable Kingdom retreat
• Fort Hood soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Hasan hearing resumes today
• Bring on the bagpipes
• Blue Santa helps local families
• How to get organized
• KPD seeks 3 men in restaurant burglary
• Local woman explores family histories
• Killeen High art, theater students depict the history of the theater
• Texas Today
• 11/18/2010 - LAUNCHING YOUR ENTREPRENEURIAL FUTURE Workshop
• Texas Today: Killeen Colts plan food drive today
• Friends of CTSVC seek volunteers to prepare wreaths
• KMAs celebrate local talent
• Museum showcases Lee and Grant, Civil War
• Colleges formalize partnership
• Understanding the Plant Protection Act
• 3-D scanner helps KPD review crimes
• Shelter pets need foster homes and blankets for cold nights
• Carnival with a cause
• 11/17/2010 - Dr. Ernesto Malave Ribbon Cutting
• Texas today: Killeen plans GIS Day Wednesday at KCCC
• Officers’ Spouses’ Club Bazaar opens today
• Scottish Clans to gather in Salado
• 32 apply for disaster loans in Bell County
• Ribbit Ranch: Recovery only a few laps away
• Duncan Elementary school honors veterans
• TAMU-CT, CTC sign agreement
• Oncor prepares for future electric needs
• Medical groups: Most doctors would stop taking new Medicare cases if Congress allows pay cuts
• High court allows gay military ban for now
• Central Texas Game Capsules: Week 11
• Cruise passengers endured stench, cold food
• Walk down Patriot Way
• KMAs celebrate local musicians
• Equine enthusiasts create swim facility for four-legged athletes
• AWOL soldier returns on Veterans Day
• Man barricades, threatens to kill self with sword
• Heights might team up with KISD on tennis court use
• Remembering those who serve
• Texas Today
• 11/17/2010 - Leadership Killeen Local Government Day
• 11/16/2010 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Techniques for Promoting Your Business
• 11/17/2010 - Social Media Lunch Meeting at Fuddruckers Restaurant Nov. 17th
• Killeen ISD, attorneys address discrimination lawsuit
• Honoring veterans
• Man indicted on charge of manslaughter
• Nolanville, Kempner get boost in sales tax
• Family stretches its food dollar to the limit
• Tending the final formation
• Texas Today
• Free legal clinic for veterans set for Friday in Belton
• Heights honors vets
• DNA test casts doubt on executed Texas man's guilt
• Oliver North to promote book Friday in Heights
• Latest headlines from across the nation
• SBA gives disaster assistance to Texas
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• Bond forged by ‘the same knock at the door’
• KPD: 4 men, teen tied up, robbed elderly man
• Rifle squad honors vets with 57,000 goodbyes
• Man indicted on child porn charges
• Business and restaurants specials for veterans
• 11/16/2010 - A Christmas Affair
• Parade kicks off Veterans Day events
• 11/15/2010 - Global Entrepreneurship Week 2010 Nov. 15-21 (Killeen TX, USA)
• Veterans Day closings
• 3 generations of service
• Fort Hood investigates report of attempted child abduction
• Getting ready to deploy
• Making a list
• Killeen ISD starts plans for rezoning
• Lometa opens first solar powered wastewater plant
• CCISD school board approves purchase of new buses, servers
• Texas Today
• City turns spotlight on Belton police
• Outreach center offering loans to Sept. 8 flood victims
• Veterans, soldiers offered clean sweep
• Killeen approves city plans
• Heights rezones 2 properties
• Soldier’s bond request denied
• 11/13/2010 - Leading Ladies
• 11/14/2010 - Leading Ladies
• Elizabeth Smart finishes Utah trial testimony
• Lastest news from around the United States
• Veterans share stories at Shoemaker
• Lometa becomes first in Texas to have solar powered wastewater plant
• Sex, drugs more common in hyper-texting teens
• Residents to voice opinions on possible land annexation
• FEMA denies flood victims federal aid
• Lampasas: Environmental study for solar park lost in the mail, along with other Texas projects
• CCISD plans to purchase three buses
• Hearings on rezoning requests today at Heights council meeting
• Rezoning plans on KISD agenda
• Coryell County judge: 119 feral hogs killed in Oct.
• Bell County Commissioners Court OKs reduced speed limit
• Texas Today: Ceremony for Blue Star marker Thursday
• Ex-TISD bus driver sent to prison
• Lampasas court studies courthouse contract
• HOT Bowl set for Dec. 4 in Cove
• Course for first-time home buyers offered
• Hasan's Article 32 Hearing won't include defense evidence
• Hearing starts in soldier's 'thrill kill' case
• 11/12/2010 - Leading Ladies
• Phillips fired as Cowboys make mid-season coaching change
• Texas lawyer, wife accused of stealing from vets
• National: Elizabeth Smart says she awoke to knife on neck
• Small Texas town hit with earthquake
• Weekend recap: In case you missed it
• FEMA rejects Perry's Hermine appeal
• H-E-B recalls dips, dressings
• Scholarship information available
• Event helps agencies that help low-income families
• Memorial artist Salado-based
• KPD looking for two men who robbed Mickey’s store
• FOWLER’S GOT TALENT
• Texas Today
• Officials studying rezoning proposals
• Belton school district recognizes outstanding athletes
• 11/13/2010 - KPLE Chili Fundraiser
• Federal crackdown on child prostitution results in 884 arrests
• Texas Today: Killeen Colts plan food drive Nov. 14
• Hospice thrift store resurfacing after flood
• Herbin in the final 12 of Operation Rising Star
• Dense deer population threatens drivers
• 3,000 participate in Run to Remember at Fort Hood
• Moving, deployment top list of reasons pets get left behind
• Check smoke detectors
• Many ways to help find lost pets
• Music lifts spirits at Fort Hood
• Search for lost dog spurs woman to start animal rescue group
• 11/12/2010 - PEC AAS Meeting
• 11/11/2010 - UMHB Book Club
• 11/11/2010 - Hillman Visiting Artist Series Concert
• Rock the Hood has family ties
• Designer shows his vision for memorial in Killeen
• Truck sales pick up in local area, across U.S.
• 52 receive awards honoring actions taken at Fort Hood Nov. 5, 2009
• Families find strength, share memories on anniversary of Fort Hood shooting
• 11/09/2010 - Ambassador Monthly Meeting
• 11/11/2010 - Veterans Day-Chamber Closed
• 11/09/2010 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Business Plan Basics Workshop
• 11/10/2010 - The Beltonian- Ribbon Cutting
• 11/10/2010 - Rapha Massage Therapy Ribbon Cutting
• Texas today: Harker Heights starts road projects
• Coryell may fall short on feral hog kills
• Group to unveil memorial design today
• Overcoming tragedy made 20th Engineer Battalion ‘stronger’
• Execution dates set for 2 Texas condemned killers
• 11/06/2010 - Stonegate Estates Community Yard Sale
• 11/06/2010 - Leading Ladies
• 11/06/2010 - Leading Ladies of Central Texas Honorary Reception
• Veterans group honors Darnall staff
• Standing in the face of danger
• Monster truck competition kicks off at Texas Thunder
• Gala raises money for women’s center
• 7-Eleven robbery suspects in custody
• AUSA collects nearly $1M for victims, families
• Council pushes area needs in Wash.
• Carter seeks Purple Hearts for shooting victims
• Heights shows off new animal facility
• Area blood centers always looking for more donors
• Texas Today
• Killeen ISD ‘well prepared’ for lockdown
• Members OK time clock for employees
• Retired soldier leads Muslims in prayer on post
• Post commander writes thank you letter to community
• Killeen, Heights get ready for ‘wet’ status
• Texas man pleads guilty, autistic girl burned
• After Fort Hood, Army unit put grief aside to help
• 11/06/2010 - Holiday Bazaar by Harker Heights Ladies of Charity
• 11/05/2010 - Leading Ladies
• 11/05/2010 - Leading Ladies Honorary Reception
• 11/05/2010 - Southern Monster Truck Showdown
• Two armed robberies reported
• Texas Today
• Pet Adoption Center opening today
• TAMU-CT annexation gains support
• GOP voters turn out at polling sites
• Veterans lose key supporter in Edwards
• Facebook spat yields assault charge
• Grand jury indicts soldier accused of killing stepdaughter
• Treats for troops
• 8 charged in methamphetamine bust
• Red flag warning in effect for Bell County
• Bottles up: Liquor sales a go
• Perry wins 3rd term as budget crisis looms ahead
• Cove hires engineer for golf course
• Strange News: Mom happy that her 10-year-old gave birth
• Man robs 7-Eleven at gunpoint
• Houston votes to turn off red-light cameras
• KISD superintendent: ‘You have it right’
• 11/05/2010 - Power Hour - Cancelled for November
• Child safety seminar begins tonight
• 11/05/2010 - Miles of Smiles Support Group Luncheon
• Heights discusses Nolan Creek
• 11/04/2010 - GKYP Social
• Killeen considers annexation of TAMU-CT
• 11/05/2010 - SPJSP Memorial Dedication
• Texas Today
• Area’s incumbents win re-election easily
• Going out of business
• Cox keeping his seat
• Soldier accused of killing child missing
• Ken Mercer wins another term to Texas State Board of Education
• Democrats brace for huge GOP gains in Texas House
• Bartlett unseats Grace on water board
• GOP nears House control, piling up wins
• Coryell favors GOP on ballot
• Rick Perry projected to beat out Democratic challenger Bill White for Texas Governor
• Tea party hero Rand Paul wins Senate seat in Ky.
• Depew becomes county’s newest judge
• Police search for masked suspect
• Chartered: Nolanville opts to change the city’s government
• Fisher retains Precinct 4
• Sleep longer to lose body fat, study finds
• Gays in military: Do allies' experiences matter?
• Perry-White governor's race tops Texas ballot
• Future teachers must show, not just tell, skills
• Court hears arguments on violent video games
• 11/04/2010 - GA Luncheon with Dr. Marc Nigliazzo
• ‘A dance of hands’
• Flight competition coming to Killeen
• Heights to discuss Nolan Creek
• Killeen may annex 672 acres
• LISD to refinance Hanna Springs
• Texas Today
• Polls open today: Alcohol sales, city governance on some area ballots
• Resentencing, husband stabbed 193 times
• Teacher arrested, accused of giving drugs to students
• Opening statements begin in DeLay's trial
• Study: Alcohol more lethal than heroin, cocaine
• White House weighs response to mail bomb plot
• Dems hope to limit losses in campaign's last hours
• 11/04/2010 - Chick-fil-A Killeen Ribbon Cutting
• College Roundup
• CTC releases continuing education class lineup
• Attack by dog helped steer Stacie Sherva into animal control jobs
• Texas Today
• KPD cops look for robber
• Restaurant hosts eating contest featuring Thai chili peppers
• Early clues: What to watch in Tuesday's elections
• 2 Texas death row inmates lose at Supreme Court
• Weekend recap: In case you missed it
• 11/02/2010 - UMHB Choir in Concert
• CTC team attends SIFE World Cup in Calif.
• Time to get ready for the pecan show
• Dancing raisins, ‘volcanic eruptions’ amaze youngsters
• CCEDC building database to draw businesses to city
• Fright Night Fanatic
• Troops get park ready for memorial service
• Texas Today
• Families enjoy Halloween Carnival in Killeen
• Property crimes get attention from area task force
• Incidents heighten concern for children
• Events to honor soldiers year after shooting
• 11/03/2010 - Creation of Place Design Team Monthly Meeting
• 11/03/2010 - Social Media Breakfast Killeen (Jason's Deli)
• 11/03/2010 - Hot Links! Due
• 11/03/2010 - GA Meeting
• Helping hands
• Texas Today: Fowler Elementary plans talent show
• West Ward students end Space Week with rocket launch
• Sausage Wrap sale benefits United Way
• Group holds contest among local artists
• 10/29/2010 - Feeding the Whole Child Course
• 10/30/2010 - Halloween Carnival
• 10/30/2010 - Military Affairs Retiree Roundup Dinner
• 11/02/2010 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Bankrolling Your Business
• 11/01/2010 - Audtions for Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing
• 11/02/2010 - Auditions for Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing
• 10/30/2010 - Haunted House
• 10/30/2010 - H.H. Door to Door Halloween
• Woman pleads guilty to killing husband, unable to store body in freezer
• 10/31/2010 - Killeen Door to Door Halloween
• Princess Boy' at center of biting debate
• 11/02/2010 - Scott and White Blood Drive
• Colorful characters at Monsters Ball
• Early voting totals pass 2006 tally in Bell County
• On the take: Former Ellison star admits he took money from sports agents
• Belton police investigating fatal head-on accident
• Dying soldier cried ‘My baby, my baby’ during Nov. 5 shooting
• Killeen girl reportedly abducted on way to school
• Where were you Nov. 5, 2009?
• Dedication ceremony set for Lampasas mural
• Officials identify Marine casualty
• Heights chamber celebrates local businesses, own success
• Copperas Cove City Council to reconsider funding bypass project
• Killeen council to discuss fire truck purchase, sign ordinance
• Panel to consider ‘clean water’ loan
• Montgomery fills unexpired seat for BISD Board of Trustees
• CTC earns military-friendly title
• Bell County officials: Ask questions before turning in ballots
• 10/22/2010 - Sunstate Equipment Ribbon Cutting
• Hundreds attend festival at civic center
• Inmate who escaped annex back behind bars
• MECCA members jam bluegrass style with musician Tom Duplissey
• Teacher driven to make a difference in students’ lives
• Killeen plans Halloween Carnival
• Community, school groups popular types of 4-H club
• KPD seeks help in search for robbers
• TxDOT studying area traffic flow
• Cook-off offers good food, fun
• Annual water symposium Thursday
• Halloween costumes get taste of Hollywood
• Chamber lacks staff to track its return on investments
• Nov. 5-6 events help Fort Hood honor, celebrate service
• 10/21/2010 - October Third Thursday Sponsored Extraco Bank
• 10/21/2010 - Demos in the Dark
• Sign up for Make a Difference Day
• KISD searching for distinguished alumni
• Sports Clips starts Help a Hero fundraiser
• Students trick-or-treat for area food pantry
• Drainage project starts Monday in Heights
• Nolanville seeks new EMS service
• 16th International Festival celebrates cultural diversity
• Conference draws families of children with special needs
• Texas today: Texas soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Killeen High preparing for UIL competition
• Harker Heights band seeking sweepstakes
• Curtain call
• Veterans get access to free legal advice
• Inmate escapes Bell County jail annex
• Soldier ordered to delete video of shooting
• Killeen man shot in torso
• Texas today: NAACP interviews officer candidates
• Officials offer tips to avoid West Nile Virus
• Power of pink
• KISD, Fort Hood discuss stadium partnership
• Ellison Eagle band fine tunes routine for UIL competition
• Ranked No. 1: Survey finds Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood metro area best in country for business
• Candidates make their pitches at community center forum
• Lack of COLA increase has seniors upset
• Nov. 5 shooting victim provides gruesome testimony
• Soldier says ordered to delete Fort Hood videos
• Day 4 of Hasan's Article 32 done for day, resumes Monday
• 10/21/2010 - Greater Killeen Young Professionals Business Lunch
• Second Chance upgrades dog kennels
• Without delay, first witnesses testify
• Communities In Schools benefits from charity golf tournament
• Texas Today
• Two indicted in sex abuse of child
• Fort Hood pledges to eliminate domestic violence
• Community groups host candidate forum today
• Killeen to improve highways
• Police link handgun used in fatal shooting to burglary
• KISD: Elementary students carried knives on school bus
• Coryell commissioners hesitant on feral hog program
• Killeen councilman questions board nominee
• No alcohol sales for karaoke studio
• KISD approves infrastructure plan
• 911 tapes and video released from UT shooting
• Falling to pieces: Students get a lesson in physics, gravity
• Hasan Nov. 8 delay denied, first witness called
• Bottorff sentenced to 35 years in prison for murder
• 10/21/2010 - Leadership Killeen Ft. Hood Day
• Teen killed in Heights shooting
• Where were you on Nov. 5, 2009?
• Delay sought in Hasan hearing
• Republican women plan chili lunch today
• U.S. Forest Service to offer passes in Killeen
• NIE fall book sale, blood drive Saturday
• GOP headquarters open weekdays
• CTC offers Camp Geek starting Oct. 30
• Roadwork on Chantz Drive next two weeks
• Belton to add hazardous waste pickup
• Election key topic at county meeting
• CCISD receives superior achievement rating
• Where were you on Nov. 5, 2009?
• Marching band prepares for regional competition
• KISD Board of Trustees to consider updating Strategic Facility Plan
• Heights council: Public hearing on property rules set for tonight
• Writer uncovers connection to killer
• Day care being sued for driver’s role in crash
• Judge halts 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Hasan defense looks to delay Article 32
• Hasan Article 32 Live coverage - Day 1
• 10/16/2010 - Central Texas Outdoor Expo-2010
• 10/20/2010 - Hot Links! Due
• Killeen council addressing power shift, trail
• State may appeal disaster aid denial
• CTC to hold breast cancer fundraiser
• Hasan’s Article 32 hearing begins Tuesday
• Burned wife speaks out on abuse, shares story of survival
• Hermine aid funds request rejected
• 10/19/2010 - Demos in the Dark
• 10/19/2010 - Free Health Workshops- Allergies
• Former WWE wrestler to sign copies of book at Clear Creek exchange
• ‘Our life revolves around the animals’
• Killeen police hunt for 2 robbers
• Sheriff warns of jury duty scam
• Texas Today
• Conference on preventing child abuse in Dallas
• Reunion of Miracles: Former Neonatal Intensive Care Unit patients celebrate life
• Prosecution: Abuser’s punishment too light
• Texas Department of Agriculture pushes for action against hogs
• 10/16/2010 - HISTORICAL MARKER ON WOMAN?S COMMONWEALTH TO BE DEDICATED IN OCTOBER
• Nov. 2 election information for voters
• 10/19/2010 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Business Plan Basics
• ‘High-risk behavior’ a focus of report
• 10/18/2010 - Ribbon Cutting MTCI, Inc.
• Nolanville voters to pick form of government Nov. 2
• 10/14/2010 - 2010 Awards Reception
• Community leaders split on changes in liquor sales
• Bottorff found guilty of murder
• White says expanding pre-K programs a goal
• Emergency volunteers train to help neighbors
• Herb and art fest offers homemade food, crafts
• Extension to host diabetes education conference
• Free legal counsel available to vets Friday at local clinic
• Group strives to connect agencies, organizations
• City fire department hosts petting zoo
• Political forum set for Thursday evening
• Parish Fest of All slated for Oct. 16-17
• Deliberations continue in Bottorff trial
• Gov. Rick Perry speaks at NAACP event
• Lampasas sees drop in sales tax revenue
• 10/12/2010 - Ambassador Monthly Meeting
• 10/12/2010 - Preserve The Legend Concert
• Pleasant Hill Cemetery to receive Official Texas Historical marker
• Changing lives, feeding the needy
• Nolanville hosting garage sale fundraiser
• ‘Fit for Families’ is a workout with a cause
• Spouses get a taste of soldiers’ work
• Band Extravaganza set for Saturday
• Julian Bond lauds Obama administration
• Where were you Nov. 5, 2009?
• Texas briefs: W.S. Young bridge repairs on tap
• Blotter: Man accused of trying to buy drinks with fake $100 bill
• Fort Hood, Cove to host bike challenge this weekend
• Killeen emergency volunteer group's exercise set for Saturday
• Lampasas day care owner's husband arrested
• Man accused in shooting testifies in his defense
• Checking things out
• KPD looking for robbery suspect
• Nolanville council cancels S&W ambulance services
• Lawyer blocks Hasan’s mental evaluation
• Putting pumpkins in the patch
• 10/11/2010 - Columbus Day-Chamber Closed
• 10/09/2010 - Central Texas Orchestral Society-Philippe Bianconi
• 10/09/2010 - NAACP State Convention
• NAACP forum on healthy eating today
• Bikes, trikes adapted for disabled
• BPD accepting applications for Citizen Police Academy
• Police testify at murder trial
• Texas Today
• Man accused of arson
• Children invited to explore Texas archeology
• KPD: Man caught with drugs, stolen handgun
• KISD student allegedly brought dagger to school
• Marijuana sale on Craigslist ends in bust
• 1st Cav medic honored by USO
• NAACP convention bringing big names to Killeen this weekend
• 10/09/2010 - Barktoberfest
• 10/08/2010 - PEC AAS Meeting
• 10/09/2010 - Jeff Talmadge Concert
• 10/09/2010 - Van Cliburn Medalist Recital in Temple
• Woman assaults man with plates
• KPD: Man sexually assaults woman
• Heights’ second annexation hearing brief
• Community renovates day room for single soldiers
• Parents take a walk in their child’s shoes
• VA to build new facility in Austin
• Council differs on city staff’s authority
• Cove adopts social media policy
• Join in the Killeen Veterans Day Parade
• NAACP convention continues Friday
• Election candidates invited to forum
• Trial begins in 2009 shooting death
• Celebration of safety: Neighbors spend time meeting neighbors during annual event
• 10/07/2010 - Texas State NAACP Convention
• 10/08/2010 - Texas State NAACP Convention
• Bell County commissioners approve subdivision plats
• Killeen’s Skylark Field gets $2.8 million TxDOT grant
• Killeen council studying plan for downtown
• Ribbon reminders
• Texas Today
• Cove council to review animal adoption proposals
• LISD getting guidance from TEA team
• Heights seeks public input on annexation
• Dress for Success gets a boost
• Annual National Night Out slated for tonight
• Belton focuses on meeting military families’ needs
• Court denies appeal for ex-soldier
• Trial of man accused of murder gets under way today
• 10/04/2010 - Early Voting in Bell County
• Mental exam set for Fort Hood shooting suspect
• 10/07/2010 - GKYP Social
• Ceramics professor’s works going on display at UMHB
• Residents set to party hearty
• A Master Motivator
• Belton savoring ‘Scenic City’ title
• Texas Today
• About 1,000 walk for Down syndrome awareness
• Killeen police seek bank robbery suspects
• Court won't hear appeal from condemned Ft Hood soldier
• No recipient selected for Mayborn Humanitarian Award
• Bellydance association puts on a show
• Killeen jobless rate hits record high
• Heights plans new round of road repairs
• CTC offers continuing ed classes
• 10/07/2010 - NAACP State Conference
• Area agencies get funds from veterans group
• Tips lead to 2,331 arrests in Bell County
• Fighting family violence
• Army identifies issues that lead to suicides
• Feral hog damage a growing concern
• Texas Today
• KISD seniors visit elderly
• 10/06/2010 - Hot Links! Due
• 10/05/2010 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Being Your Own Boss
• 10/06/2010 - Ribbon Cutting- Clements Boys & Girls Club Resale Shop
• 10/06/2010 - GA Committee Meeting 10/11
• Coryell County grand jury indictments
• Texas today: Texas soldier dies in Afghanistan attack
• Killeen council debates term limits, committee service
• Coryell not getting jail grant this year
• KPD gets funding for 10 officers
• Time to play
• Bedbugs biting in Killeen
• Study: City skirts state uninsured statistics
• Police seek info on credit union robbery
• 10/06/2010 - Creation of Place Design Team Monthly Meeting
• 10/06/2010 - Social Media Breakfast Killeen (Jason's Deli)
• Texas today: Down syndrome walk Sunday in Belton
• Killeen man facing sodomy charges jailed in Virginia
• Taco Bell locations raise funds for cancer
• Paws for fashion
• Medic USO’s Soldier of the Year
• County to give away smoke detectors
• Lampasas takes over water management today
• Darnall opening 3 new clinics
• Social studies text changes unlikely to happen soon
• 10/04/2010 - Kira Enriquez: Recent Ceramics Exhibit
• 10/04/2010 - Growing Your Business Seminar (With a guest banker) in Killeen
• Catalytic converter theft on the rise
• Darnall unveils Warrior Wall to honor soldiers
• Heights sets temporary building guidelines
• KISD updates science labs
• Texas Today
• Killeen man indicted on indecency charges
• No single solution: Grimsley addresses post’s suicide trend
• Heights council OKs drainage funds
• Belton aims for early warning system
• Killeen reviews flood damage
• Finding their inner knight: Elementary school students rewarded in medieval fashion
• Two Fort Hood soldiers killed in attack in Afghanistan
• Soldier suicides spike: 4 Fort Hood soldiers take their lives in 3 days
• [VIDEO] Fort Hood addresses soldier suicides
• 10/03/2010 - Little Shop of Horrors at VLA Theatre
• Man writes 12-page confession
• Republican Party office opens Friday
• Voter registration drive ends Saturday
• Rescues & Runways show set for Thursday
• Swingtime to perform at senior center dance
• Kempner increases size of septic system
• KPD detains assault suspect
• Medical transcription program most popular in CTC department
• Killeen City Council to vote on gas rate increase
• Fort Hood investigating double shooting
• And the survey says … Unemployment, homelessness, domestic violence among top health and huma
• Bank robber strikes Eisenhower National
• Coryell commissioners vote down hiring freeze
• Lampasas County commissioners OK budget, tax rate
• Fort Hood reports record number of suicides
• Police: University of Texas gunman was sophomore
• 10/01/2010 - Little Shop of Horrors at VLA Theatre
• 10/02/2010 - Little Shop of Horrors at VLA Theatre
• Lampasas City Council members approve hot mix paving bid
• Texas Today
• Officials investigate death of 19-year-old woman
• More than 1,000 attend college night in Belton
• Youth Advisory Commission Conference aimed at recruiting 7th-graders
• Harker Heights City Council to pick drainage project contractor
• 10/01/2010 - Power Hour
• 10/01/2010 - Miles of Smiles Support Group Luncheon
• 10/01/2010 - Shades of Texas Quilt Show 2010
• Heights man turns 103, says faith key to long life
• Legree-Roberts monitoring 42 international students at CTC
• Texas Today
• Moms find success in home-based businesses
• Technical degrees a boon to workers
• 10/01/2010 - Listening to Your Business Workshop in Killeen
• Killeen raises taxes, fees, adds positions in 2010-11
• Want a better salary? Get a higher degree
• By the numbers: Killeen city budget, population from 2000 to 2010
• New officers take up to 15 months to make impact
• Texas Today
• At the expo: Food, fun and everything kids need
• Happy Birthday Harker Heights
• Chocolate, wine take over Salado
• Lampasas voters OK tax rateLampasas voters OK tax rate
• Potential for fall armyworm crisis
• Maxdale 4-H elects officers
• Lampasas sports complex partially ready by spring
• 10/01/2010 - BELL COUNTY MUSEUM TO NOTE TEXAS ARCHEOLOGY MONTH WITH ACTIVITIES
• 09/30/2010 - Ribbon Cutting- Partins Jamaican Bakery & Grill
• Texas today: Live pro wrestling tonight at Post 223
• HOP building 100 bus stop shelters in Hill Country district
• Cove EDC moves forward on developments
• Register to vote by Oct. 4 deadline
• City saves money on fire truck repairs
• Soldiers take aim at Table 6
• Heights set for 50th bash
• 09/28/2010 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Starting a Child Day Care
• 09/27/2010 - Auditions for Leading Ladies at VLA Theatre
• 09/30/2010 - Ribbon Cutting- Pure Essence Day Spa
• Girl hurt in day care bus crash
• City truck strikes child crossing street
• Cove EDC approves consulting contracts
• Texas today: Texas airman dies in Afghanistan
• Kids’ Expo to showcase ‘World Tour’
• View Parade of Homes this weekend
• Soldiers tutor students in math
• LISD tax vote on Saturday
• Wounded warriors get gym
• It takes a lot for a medic to become ‘doc’
• Cadets have a showdown
• 09/27/2010 - FastTrac NewVenture Business Program Starts Sept 2010
• 09/26/2010 - Auditions for Leading Ladies at VLA Theatre
• Killeen Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Killeen ISD ahead of state mandate for fine arts classes
• Women in Business Expo inspires
• Cove offers blueprint for progress
• Man indicted on murder charge
• Texas Today
• Life after the Plaza: Staffer, family in search of new home
• Motorcyclist killed in VMB crash
• Starts and stops all part of gunnery
• Man accused of sexually assaulting teen
• Bell County grand jury indictments
• Plaza clears out
• 09/25/2010 - Little Shop of Horrors at VLA Theatre
• 09/26/2010 - Little Shop of Horrors at VLA Theatre
• 09/26/2010 - Taste of the Town
• 09/25/2010 - Hometown Hustle
• 09/25/2010 - Harvest Fest & Grape Stomp
• Boil water notice starts Thursday
• Road work this week on Gray Street
• Bell Tower and Clear Creek gets traffic light
• Voter registration drive set for Saturday
• Tank crews head out for gunnery practice
• Killeen council delays decision on downtown plan
• Nolan alumni, students host food drive
• Cove council OKs zoning on land swap
• Heights names contractor to fix roadway
• Perry asks Obama for disaster declaration
• Vaccines offered to flood victims
• HHPD: Teen attempts to slit man's throat
• Coping with emergency is easier if you plan ahead
• Fort Hood soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Flood aid hinges on definition of ‘destroyed’
• Cove council taking vote on land swap zoning
• Killeen City Council to vote on $30 million road improvement
• Man gets 75 years in prison for murder
• Education foundation kicks off fundraiser
• Roadwork planned at Gray Street, Avenue G
• Flu vaccine recommended to everyone 6 months of age and older
• Fast texter represents Texas at competition
• Harker Heights council to pick contractor for road repair
• Man charged with impersonating officer for sex
• Belton middle school principal earns honors
• Belton gets input from YAC
• Educator leads Central Texans to college
• Texas Today
• Dream home for Yani
• Enforcing spice ban has its own challenges
• 09/24/2010 - Broadway Opera Gala at UMHB
• Rancier students celebrate freedoms
• Concern grows over spice use as marijuana alternative
• Four Winds Intertribal Society holds annual powwow
• Some blame development for Heights flooding woes
• Texas Today
• Car show drives funding for youth sight programs
• NAACP rally teaches students to persevere
• Flooded thrift store in need of donations
• Coryell County budget, tax rate approved
• Master Marketer classes start Jan. 11
• 09/24/2010 - Train Your Brain Lunch Series - HR (Human Resources) and Your Small Business
• 09/24/2010 - Little Shop of Horrors at VLA Theatre
• Fort Hood holds Hispanic Heritage Month celebration
• Back 2 School rally today
• Wine, chocolate rule the weekend
• Car show rolls into Belton
• Flooding may contaminate well water
• Clearwater’s water sensors destroyed
• Nolanville mayor gets reprimand from council
• Failed levy led to park flooding in Nolanville
• Paying tribute to the fallen
• 09/22/2010 - Hot Links! Due
• 09/22/2010 - 5th Annual Central TX. 2010 Women In Business Expo
• BISD’s Tarver Elementary salutes U.S. Constitution
• Hour-long standoff at Killeen home ends peacefully
• CTC kicks off year with a party
• CTC OKs funds for medical equipment
• Judge denies Hasan’s privacy motion
• Nolanville council approves budget, tax rate
• 09/21/2010 - BUSINESS WORKSHOP Techniques for Promoting Your Business
• 09/21/2010 - Event at MBS Wellness Chiropractic Center
• 09/21/2010 - International Day of Peace
• Texas today: Military announces death of soldier
• MS walk Saturday in Harker Heights
• Police: Crime in Killeen up, crime index down
• Dancing for independence: Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off with a party
• Attorney wants spectators kept out of Hasan’s Article 32 hearing
• 3 indicted in shooting death
• 09/21/2010 - Board of Directors Monthly Meeting
• Killeen ISD considers new seal
• Lower intake valve may cause problems for Kempner water users
• Texas today
• CCISD hosts quarterly summit meeting
• Bound for the Middle East
• Heights gets funds for anniversary celebration
• Greater Killeen Free Clinic to relocate
• Grand jury indicts man in sex assaults
• Clock is ticking on stop-loss payments
• Killeen Council approves 4-cent tax hike
• School kitchen staff feeling the heat from broken AC
• Hospital, Heights ready to talk deal
• Rockettes help kick off deployment
• 09/18/2010 - Little Shop of Horrors at VLA Theatre
• 09/21/2010 - Groundbreaking for Tremont Apartment Homes
• Belton adopts $19.4M budget, tax rate the same
• Straus to address Republican Women
• Blood drive set for Scott & White Clinic
• Powwow this weekend in Killeen
• Dies y Seis de Septiembre Dance set for Thursday
• Pair of students honored for flying achievements
• Student’s plaque to bolster troops’ pride, morale in Iraq
• CCISD votes down school ATM
• KISD approves bids for Career Academy, Pathways
• In a wreck? Prepare to pay fire department
• Board to consider bids for new school
• Killeen opens flood hotline
• Flood benefit concert coming to Salado Thursday
• Heights taking comments on proposed hilltop development
• Recovery tops Bell County agenda
• Key Avenue construction could start in fall
• Members OK revised jail grant application
• Grant-sponsored class addresses ways to manage diabetes
• Putting ATM in school considered
• Texas Today
• Killeen council to vote on tax hike
• Soldiers, Army wives support one another during deployment
• Members to review construction bids, upgrades
• KPD receives money from memorial grant program
• Long-time civil servant employed after coin flip
• 09/18/2010 - Four Winds Annual Pow Wow
• Skylark Field gets grant
• 09/14/2010 - Ambassador Monthly Meeting
• Heights water, sewer rates rise
• 09/16/2010 - September Third Thursday Sponsored by Union State Bank
• Supersized ‘quartet’ showcases classical tunes
• 09/16/2010 - Greater Killeen Young Professionals Business Lunch
• 09/15/2010 - 2011 Leadership Killeen Orientation Day
• 09/14/2010 - STARTING A BUSINESS WORKSHOP Turning a Dream into Reality
• 09/17/2010 - Little Shop of Horrors at VLA Theatre
• 09/16/2010 - Ribbon Cutting for MBS Wellness Chiropractic Center
• 09/18/2010 - Fascinated With Trains Family Fun Day
• 09/17/2010 - Ribbon Cutting - Top Quality Learning Center
• 09/14/2010 - Preserve the Legend Concert
• KISD buying data center property
• A day for family: Church is there for deploying 1st Cavalry Division soldier
• Learn about 4-H at open house Tuesday
• Texas Today
• More soldiers deploy to Iraq
• Master Gardeners plan fall garden tour, plant sale
• Hermine has mixed results for farmers
• Bell County officials discuss flood damage
• County tax office in Belton relocates
• Killeen woman dies in early morning house fire
• Heights starts storm repairs
• Killeen assesses Hermine damage
• Chief credits cameras for drop in accidents
• Words of wisdom
• Texas Today
• LULAC hosts Hispanic Heritage Festival in Killeen
• Wine festival offers hope to wine maker
• Texas today: KPD warns about bank card scam
• Puppypalooza set for today
• The Field of Honor on display in Killeen
• Patriot Guard escorts fallen soldier
• Man dies after motorcycle crash
• Insurers offer tips for filing Hermine claims
• Cove ISD flies Flags of Honor
• Killeen ISD hosts Freedom Walk
• Remembering 9/11
• KPD hopes to catch suspect with public help
• Big crowd gathers to hear Baker at UMHB
• Dancing king
• Judge allows gun test in murder trial
• Perry surveys damage left by Hermine
• Raging waters draw gawkers
• After the rain comes the cleanup
• High waters mostly gone
• Salado begins cleaning up
• Motorcyclist airlifted after colliding with 18-wheeler
• Texas today: Hasan trial hearing set for Thursday
• Heights opens military outreach center
• Fort Hood plans 9/11 events today
• Heights Food and Wine Festival Saturday
• Patriot Guard Riders tough out the weather
• Casey honors father at Fort Hood library opening
• Minor flooding in Coryell County
• Pets taken from flooded areas
• Top surface of Old Nolanville Road stripped
• Carter to visit
• Heights substation floods, knocking out power to thousands
• Mobile home community trapped; pulled from roofs
• Bell County extends lifting of burn ban
• Apartment dwellers flee to high ground
• KDH Readers share portrayal of Hermine storm & aftermath
• Family recounts harrowing flood ordeal
• Storm follows path up Interstate 35
• Hermine hits hard
• Roads in need of post-storm repairs
• Floodwater safety tips
• Rain brings halt to training
• County commissioners declare state of emergency
• United Way hosts Campaign Kick Off Luncheon
• Shelters open amidst flooding concerns
• Flooding delays KISD & CCISD schools
• Fort Hood soldier dies in Afghanistan attack
• Soldier kept history as sex offender off record
• Eyeing the flood zones
• Bell Dems sell tickets for Sept. 30 dinner
• Daughters of the Confederacy to meet
• Peer to Peer Support available for military
• Temple man charged with robbery, rape
• Residents speak about Killeen tax rate
• Cove council approves city, EDC budgets
• Heights council OKs budget
• Army chief of staff to dedicate library
• Oncor substation floods; thousands without power
• Belton mayor declares local emergency
• PHOTOSLIDE: Tropical storm aftermath
• Complete lists of local road closures
• Residents get chance to weigh in on Harker Heights budget
• Hearings on Killeen budget, tax rate set for tonight
• Belton PD traffic accident reports available online
• Olive Garden serves firefighters
• Warrant roundup successful
• Back in play: Rebuilt after 2007’s floods, Dana Peak Park caters to smaller holiday crowd
• 1st Cav’s 4th Brigade begins deployment
• Watson begins duties as CTC’s first woman deputy chancellor
• Class sign-up closes Tuesday
• Laboring on Labor Day
• Texas Today
• Man gets 15 years for aggravated assault
• CCFD hosts shot clinic
• Former Killeen resident runs for comptroller
• Barron called to run for governor
• Heights shows increase in revenue
• Traffic deaths decline
• Rezoning starts to ease KISD high school overcrowding
• Cooperative learning
• Cove donates blood to resident
• Texas today
• Building a foundation with mathematics
• Teen teaches others about Iraqis
• Heights wins water quality award
• Police increase patrols in area
• Temple man shot in leg while being robbed
• Appeals court upholds Lewis Grant’s conviction
• Nolanville resident questions fines, fees
• Texas today: Killeen pools close for season on Tuesday
• Killeen chamber bestows awards at annual banquet
• Man gets probation in injury to a child
• Rain slows Indian Trail paving
• Marinas ready for busy weekend
• Safety doesn’t stay on shore: Law enforcement will be out on the lakes this weekend
• Soldier found guilty of murder
• WOW Takes To The Road
• WOW Takes To The Road
• WOW Takes To The Road
• Killeen upgrades online support center
• Big Hoss BBQ feeds 220 soldiers
• Stevens court- martial continues
• Man indicted in illegal taping
• Man found guilty of beating toddler
• Texas Today
• Bomb threat evacuates 3 blocks
• Shopping center’s success defies odds
• Long Knives case colors
• Cove council completes tax hearings, approves capital plan
• Girl missing since Sunday
• Child abuse trial continues
• EDC turns dirt on Constitution Drive extension
• KISD approves $391M budget
• Court-martial: Alcohol a factor in fatal stabbing
• Cone talks of changing mission in Iraq
• CCISD board OKs 3.5-cent tax increase
• Indian Trail closing Thursday for paving
• KPD: Man robs Arby’s at sword point
• Man shot on Gilmer Avenue Tuesday
• Man accused of involvement with prostitution on trial
• Man pleads not guilty to child injury charges
• 11 dogs, 25 cats removed from home
• Wife surprises husband by dropping 102 pounds
• Father arrested for infant’s 2005 death
• Rally for peace
• Coryell county officials suspect economy creating inmates
• Texas Today
• Fish City Grill hosts fundraiser for AUSA
• Residents prep for city’s anniversary
• Phone lines down at Heights city hall, rec center
• Soldier observes changes in Iraq
• Former secretary of state to speak at UMHB
• Warrant roundup kicks off Wednesday
• Killeen has plans, no timeline for its new downtown property
• Killeen ISD budgets for expansion
• Ferguson named managing editor of Daily Herald
• Libraries get grants to upgrade computers
• About 100 women gather for ABWA conference at Killeen civic center
• Texas Today
• Parents search for missing son
• Hancock pushes downtown progress
• Committee seeks contributions for alcohol campaign
• Showing off success stories
• Organizers ‘excited’ about alcohol vote in Killeen, Heights Nov. 2
• Lampasas gets $2.2M grant for solar park
• GeekFest continues today at CTC
• Group shows transfer students the ropes
• Combs speaks at Fort Hood
• Nolanville charter packets to be mailed by Sept. 10
• Nolanville charter mixes message on hiring
• Heights man gets 10 years in online child sex case
• Killeen airport cuts marketing budget by $90K
• Final flight
• Texas today: Fort Hood officers nominated for promotion
• Cove EDC OKs security fence, marketing trip
• Heights police arrest two on drug possession charges
• Cove students go back to school
• New A&M campus off to ceremonial start
• Judge: Murder-for-hire suspects to be tried together
• Texas today: Combs speaks at post Equality Day event
• ABWA plans women’s leadership event
• Saying goodbye
• Fraser says Legislature will focus on drawing district lines
• TABC shuts down Heights bar
• Cove hosts dinner for 13th Sustainment
• Extraco Banks donates $10,000 to Texas A&M-Central Texas
• 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment deploys to Iraq
• Central Texas State Fair kicks off Sept. 3
• Cove teacher prepares for first day of school
• Couple accused of check-fraud spree
• Water district gets $250,000 grant
• Instructors give insight into world of snipers
• Killeen airport turns to FAA to refurbish taxiway
• Texas Today
• Governor breaking ground on TAMU-CT campus
• 3 indicted in killing at mini-golf course
• National Night Out party registration under way
• Wall collapse delays bank opening
• Belton makes plans for new animal shelter
• Lampasas approves solar park funding
• Man faces charges in sex assault cases
• Man turns himself in after bank robbery
• Pippin to retire next week at Fort Hood
• Storm knocks out power in Killeen area
• Killeen plans road repairs on Old FM 440
• Kempner OKs land purchase for city hall
• Heights gives boosters $5K for game
• Wound care center open
• Lampasas council OKs budget
• CTC registrations at all-time high
• Few speak out against tax hike
• Man robs Killeen bank
• Trio of Clifton Park alums now on faculty
• A fresh start: Longtime Ellison principal comes out of retirement to lead Willow Springs Elementary
• Heights council to discuss closing economic development deal
• Juvenile probation office gets more transportation
• Texas Today
• Soldiers, civilians celebrate Women’s Equality Day
• Facility set to open in Heights Friday
• Public hearing concerning tax hike set for tonight
• Petition allows for vote on alcohol sales
• Court submits grant application for new jail
• Man arrested in connection with assault in laundry room
• Fort Hood soldier killed in attack in Afghanistan
• 17 Killeen campuses given new technology
• Temple police searching for fatal shooting suspect
• Texas Today
• Program now at 9 middle schools
• Slow down in school zones, drivers
• Ready to roll: Bus driver set for start of school year
• Heights serves its residents
• Lampasas considers solar power
• Military drives local economy
• Texas Today
• Inaugural Summer in the Park festival a success
• Bicyclists ride for charity in Cove
• Church gives out school supplies
• Killeen police investigate assaults
• DoD releases Fort Hood shooting review
• Texas today: Writers’ Group plans art festival today
• Rapper Paul Wall thanks troops at Fort Hood
• Student, teacher reunited at school
• HHPD: Man found hanging from porch
• Scott & White president to retire next year
• Shoppers seek savings
• Man accused of assault
• Texas today: Fort Hood soldier dies in Temple hospital
• Hildner takes command of 13th Sustainment at ceremony
• $5,000 gift to trustees funds CTC scholarship
• Heights board endorses volunteer process for animal shelter
• Group tours Heights animal shelter
• Ex-bus driver guilty of sexual assault
• Area merchants geared up for this weekend’s sales tax holiday
• Dollar General coming to Nolanville
• CTC’s tuition going up — again
• Former property owners like Heights’ park plan
• Cove man accused of liquor swap
• Police seek robbery suspect
• CTC students may get tuition hike
• Texas Today
• Killeen named to playful cities list
• Final deployment: 3rd ACR ready for last mission to Iraq
• Patriot Guard plans gathering in Central Texas
• Bioscience institute inducts fifth class
• Kempner water plant hires new operators
• Funding idea comes to fruition
• CTC honors retiring staffers
• Alumni picnic welcomes new Baylor students
• Heights hosting Food and Wine Festival
• Belton’s tax rate may hold steady
• Killeen considering 6 road projects for proposed bond
• I-35 widening coming to Belton-Salado stretch
• Firefighters find man dead in Temple home
• H-E-B gives $6,500 to Killeen Food Care Center
• Cove holds tax hearing
• Coryell County seeks ways to control feral hogs
• CTC new student orientation Friday
• UMHB registration Thursday, Friday
• Ladies Auxiliary to host backpack giveaway
• Special education classes set for Aug. 26
• Bell County Dems meeting Thursday
• Post seeks people exposed to rabid cat
• Texas Today
• Teachers, administrators celebrate new school year
• Panel to discuss road construction projects
• Burn ban extended until Sept. 13
• Former bus driver on trial for sexual assault
• Teenage pilot takes solo flight
• Council sets public hearings on tax rate
• TxDOT drills for growth
• Military To Civilian Career Expo
• Governor Doyle Pays Respects to Victims, Families of FortHood Tragedy
• Governor Doyle Statement on FortHood Memorial Service
• CivilianJobs.com Job Fair
• Halloween Carnival
• Once On This Island Junior

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