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LAKE BELTON BEATS SHOEMAKER TO MAINTAIN SHARE OF 22-5A LEAD
Lake Belton beats Shoemaker to maintain share of 22-5A lead
CONNELL HIGHLIGHTS USAMM DURING FIRST BRIEFING AS KILLEEN EDC PRESIDENT
Connell highlights USAMM during first briefing as Killeen EDC president
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KILLEEN POLICE INVESTIGATING DROWNING DEATH AT LOCAL HOTEL
Killeen police investigating drowning death at local hotel
CORYELL COUNTY FARMERS, HUNTERS ASKED TO CHECK CAMERAS FOR FUGITIVE
Coryell County farmers, hunters asked to check cameras for fugitive
NEW COMMANDER TAKES THE REINS OF III CORPS AND FORT HOOD
New commander takes the reins of III Corps and Fort Hood
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RESIDENTS TURN TO HERALD FOR INVESTIGATIVE EDUCATION COVERAGE
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The past two years have not been short on local education news coverage, with
destructive historic Winter Storm Uri and the fatal impact of COVID-19 leading
the headlines. Read more
HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL SETS NOVEMBER DATE FOR IMPACT FEE DISCUSSION
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HARKER HEIGHTS — Tuesday’s City Council workshop was short, as the governing
body met for just a few minutes at City Hall to set a Nov. 15 date for a public
hearing on wastewater impact fees before adjourning and heading to National
Night Out. Read more
MURDOCH’S OPENS TO PUBLIC, OFFERING ‘WESTERN LIVING’
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Murdoch’s, the national Montana-based feed and tractor supply store, launched
its Killeen location Tuesday to a very warm reception. Read more
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CONNELL HIGHLIGHTS USAMM DURING FIRST BRIEFING AS KILLEEN EDC PRESIDENT
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In his first briefing as president and CEO of the Killeen Economic Development
Corporation, Scott Connell told City Council members during a workshop on
Tuesday that officials are “most excited” about plans by USAMM to build a plant.
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‘REIGN OF TERROR’ | FAMILY ALLEGES KISD PRINCIPAL BULLIED STUDENT
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A principal, and longtime Killeen ISD employee, was singled out during a school
board meeting in which October was dubbed “Principals Month” districtwide. Read
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VEHICLE COLLISION INJURES ONE, SLOWS TRAFFIC ON I-14
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A vehicle collision on I-14 drew an emergency medical services vehicle and three
Killeen Fire Department trucks to just before the off-ramp leading to the
eastbound access road in front of the Econo Lodge, 606 E. Central Texas
Expressway. Read more
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AFFIDAVIT: MAN SHOOTS UP PARENTS’ HOUSE
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A man was arrested in Killeen on Monday after allegedly shooting into his
parent’s house with a rifle while they were away, court records received Tuesday
said. Read more
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KILLEEN POLICE INVESTIGATING DROWNING DEATH AT LOCAL HOTEL
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The Killeen Police Department is investigating the death of a woman found dead,
possibly drowned, at a local hotel. Read more
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LEVY CROSSING DEVELOPMENT
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* Sep 29, 2022
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Council members approve lessening setback lines for Levy Crossing; a new housing
development along Stagecoach Road; as construction begins.
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PUMP STATION IMPROVEMENT PLAN
* Walter Lanier | Herald
* Sep 29, 2022
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PUMP STATION IMPROVEMENT PLAN
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FORT HOOD HOSTS KICK OFF OF NATIONAL NIGHT OUT FOR STATE OF TEXAS
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* Sep 27, 2022
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FORT HOOD HOSTS KICK OFF OF NATIONAL NIGHT OUT FOR STATE OF TEXAS
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CLEARSKY REHABILITATION HOSPITAL OF HARKER HEIGHTS CONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESS
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TENNIS: GATESVILLE EDGES LAMPASAS FOR DISTRICT TITLE
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Lampasas swept the girls doubles matches and won six of nine tiebreakers, but it
was Gatesville that walked off with the 10-9 victory and the District 7-4A
championship on Tuesday in Lampasas. Read more
LAKE BELTON BEATS SHOEMAKER TO MAINTAIN SHARE OF 22-5A LEAD
* 9 hrs ago
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GREATER KILLEEN-FORT HOOD WEEKLY BOWLING REPORT FOR OCT. 4
* 9 hrs ago
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22-5A VOLLEYBALL: BELTON CRUISES BY UNIVERSITY IN STRAIGHT SETS
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TEXAS, OU SEEK DEFENSIVE IMPROVEMENT
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RESIDENTS TURN TO HERALD FOR INVESTIGATIVE EDUCATION COVERAGE
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The past two years have not been short on local education news coverage, with
destructive historic Winter Storm Uri and the fatal impact of COVID-19 leading
the headlines. Read more
BLOCK PARTIES: RESIDENTS TURN OUT FOR NATIONAL NIGHT OUT ACTIVITIES
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Residents across Central Texas took to the streets and local parks Tuesday in
opposition to crime as part of National Night Out. Read more
TELEGRAM COVERS COMMUNITY, BUSINESSES WITH FEATURES, NEWS
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The Telegram’s focus on the community brings readers stories about local
personalities, new businesses and Central Texas events that readers care about.
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WOMEN’S HEALTH FOCUS OF LIVING WELL IN BELL SERIES WEDNESDAY
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A panel of medical experts will discuss women’s health issues during a Living
Well in Bell event on Wednesday. Read more
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MURDOCH’S OPENS TO PUBLIC, OFFERING ‘WESTERN LIVING’
* 13 hrs ago
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Murdoch’s, the national Montana-based feed and tractor supply store, launched
its Killeen location Tuesday to a very warm reception. Read more
KILLEEN EDC OFFICIALS TO HIGHLIGHT PROJECTS DURING CITY COUNCIL MEETING
* Oct 2, 2022
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‘TREASURES’ PASS HANDS AT COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE IN HEIGHTS
* Oct 1, 2022
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GERMAN FARE FEATURED AT CTC PATIO CAFÉ DINNER
* Sep 29, 2022
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BELTON MASSAGE OWNER INDICTED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT
* Sep 29, 2022
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LOCAL MILITARY NEWS
US ARMY MISSES RECRUITING GOAL; OTHER SERVICES SQUEAK BY
* 14 hrs ago
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WASHINGTON — The Army fell about 15,000 soldiers — or 25% — short of its
recruitment goal this year, officials confirmed Friday, despite a frantic effort
to make up the widely expected gap in a year when all the military services
struggled in a tight jobs market to find young people willing … Read more
NEW COMMANDER TAKES THE REINS OF III CORPS AND FORT HOOD
* 17 hrs ago
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MILITARY NEWS A SPECIALTY FOR THE HERALD
* Oct 2, 2022
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FORT HOOD TO CHANGE COMMAND NEXT WEEK
* Sep 29, 2022
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SUICIDE STILL A MAJOR PROBLEM IN MILITARY, VETERAN COMMUNITIES
* Sep 29, 2022
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BELL COVID-19 THREAT LEVEL MOVED TO LOW
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Sep 20, 2022
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The Bell County Public Health District on Tuesday lowered the COVID-19 community
burden level to low as local cases continue to drop.
Local News
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KILLEEN HOMELESS SHELTER LOCKED DOWN DUE TO COVID
* By Thaddeus Imerman | Herald staff writer
* Aug 30, 2022
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No new clients are being accepted at the Friends in Crisis Homeless Shelter in
north Killeen — at least for now. Shelter officials confirmed Tuesday there are
four cases of the coronavirus, prompting a lock down.
Region
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FOUR NEW BELL COVID-19 DEATHS RAISE TOLL TO 922
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Aug 16, 2022
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Bell County reported four new deaths due to COVID-19 on its dashboard Tuesday,
raising the toll to 922 as the total reported cases exceeded 50,000.
Region
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BELL REPORTS 2 COVID-19 DEATHS, RAISING TOLL TO 918
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Jul 25, 2022
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Bell County reported two new deaths due to COVID-19 on its dashboard Monday,
raising the toll to 918 as the community burden levels remain high.
Region
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BELL COVID-19 THREAT LEVEL RISES TO HIGH AS 2 NEW DEATHS REPORTED
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Jul 14, 2022
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Bell County’s COVID-19 threat level increased from medium to high as two new
deaths were reported, raising the toll to 916.
Coronavirus
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BELL COUNTY RAISES COVID-19 LEVEL TO 'MEDIUM'
* Staff Report
* Jul 7, 2022
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The Bell County Public Health District announced Thursday that the community
level of COVID-19 has been raised from "Low to Medium."
Region
wire
TWO BELL COVID-19 DEATHS RAISE TOLL TO 914; VACCINES OFFER PROTECTION AGAINST
VARIANTS
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Jul 5, 2022
*
Bell County reported two new deaths due to COVID-19 on its dashboard Tuesday,
raising the toll to 914 as vaccines remain to be the best protection available
against hospitalizations, experts said.
Region
wire
BELL RECORDS NEW COVID-19 DEATH AS TOLL REACHES 912
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Jun 24, 2022
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Bell County health officials reported a new death due to COVID-19, raising the
toll to 912 as subvariants come into play in new cases.
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Coronavirus
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KILLEEN MAN CONTINUES TO RECOVER AFTER LIFE-THREATENING BATTLE WITH COVID-19
* By John Clark Herald correspondent
* Jun 20, 2022
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A month after her critically ill husband was hospitalized with complications
related to COVID-19, and doctors told her there was nothing more they could do
to try and save his life, Angenet Wilkerson was driving home to Killeen from
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in Temple when she …
Region
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BELL COUNTY SEES COVID-19 SPIKE AS 227 CASES REPORTED IN TWO WEEKS
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Jun 17, 2022
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A spike in Bell County COVID-19 cases — 227 — has occurred in the last two weeks
and has primarily affected people in their 20s, health officials said Friday.
Military
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17 III CORPS SOLDIERS BOOTED OUT IN MAY FOR REFUSING VACCINE
* By David A. Bryant | Herald staff writer
* Jun 6, 2022
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Fort Hood’s top headquarters unit — III Corps — announced Monday that 17
soldiers under III Corps command were discharged from the Army last month for
refusing to take the coronavirus vaccine.
Region
wire
2 NEW BELL COVID DEATHS BRING TOLL TO 908
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* May 17, 2022
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Bell County reported two new deaths due to COVID-19 on its dashboard Tuesday,
raising the toll to 908 as cases rose slightly.
Region
wire
BELL COVID-19 THREAT LEVEL MOVED TO LOW
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Sep 20, 2022
*
The Bell County Public Health District on Tuesday lowered the COVID-19 community
burden level to low as local cases continue to drop.
Local News
top story
KILLEEN HOMELESS SHELTER LOCKED DOWN DUE TO COVID
* By Thaddeus Imerman | Herald staff writer
* Aug 30, 2022
*
No new clients are being accepted at the Friends in Crisis Homeless Shelter in
north Killeen — at least for now. Shelter officials confirmed Tuesday there are
four cases of the coronavirus, prompting a lock down.
Region
top story wire
FOUR NEW BELL COVID-19 DEATHS RAISE TOLL TO 922
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Aug 16, 2022
*
Bell County reported four new deaths due to COVID-19 on its dashboard Tuesday,
raising the toll to 922 as the total reported cases exceeded 50,000.
Region
top story wire
BELL REPORTS 2 COVID-19 DEATHS, RAISING TOLL TO 918
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Jul 25, 2022
*
Bell County reported two new deaths due to COVID-19 on its dashboard Monday,
raising the toll to 918 as the community burden levels remain high.
Region
top story wire breaking
BELL COVID-19 THREAT LEVEL RISES TO HIGH AS 2 NEW DEATHS REPORTED
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Jul 14, 2022
*
Bell County’s COVID-19 threat level increased from medium to high as two new
deaths were reported, raising the toll to 916.
Coronavirus
top story breaking
BELL COUNTY RAISES COVID-19 LEVEL TO 'MEDIUM'
* Staff Report
* Jul 7, 2022
*
The Bell County Public Health District announced Thursday that the community
level of COVID-19 has been raised from "Low to Medium."
Region
wire
TWO BELL COVID-19 DEATHS RAISE TOLL TO 914; VACCINES OFFER PROTECTION AGAINST
VARIANTS
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Jul 5, 2022
*
Bell County reported two new deaths due to COVID-19 on its dashboard Tuesday,
raising the toll to 914 as vaccines remain to be the best protection available
against hospitalizations, experts said.
Region
wire
BELL RECORDS NEW COVID-19 DEATH AS TOLL REACHES 912
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Jun 24, 2022
*
Bell County health officials reported a new death due to COVID-19, raising the
toll to 912 as subvariants come into play in new cases.
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Coronavirus
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KILLEEN MAN CONTINUES TO RECOVER AFTER LIFE-THREATENING BATTLE WITH COVID-19
* By John Clark Herald correspondent
* Jun 20, 2022
*
A month after her critically ill husband was hospitalized with complications
related to COVID-19, and doctors told her there was nothing more they could do
to try and save his life, Angenet Wilkerson was driving home to Killeen from
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in Temple when she …
Region
top story wire breaking
BELL COUNTY SEES COVID-19 SPIKE AS 227 CASES REPORTED IN TWO WEEKS
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Jun 17, 2022
*
A spike in Bell County COVID-19 cases — 227 — has occurred in the last two weeks
and has primarily affected people in their 20s, health officials said Friday.
Military
top story
17 III CORPS SOLDIERS BOOTED OUT IN MAY FOR REFUSING VACCINE
* By David A. Bryant | Herald staff writer
* Jun 6, 2022
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Fort Hood’s top headquarters unit — III Corps — announced Monday that 17
soldiers under III Corps command were discharged from the Army last month for
refusing to take the coronavirus vaccine.
Region
wire
2 NEW BELL COVID DEATHS BRING TOLL TO 908
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* May 17, 2022
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Bell County reported two new deaths due to COVID-19 on its dashboard Tuesday,
raising the toll to 908 as cases rose slightly.
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BELL COVID-19 THREAT LEVEL MOVED TO LOW
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Sep 20, 2022
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The Bell County Public Health District on Tuesday lowered the COVID-19 community
burden level to low as local cases continue to drop.
Local News
top story
KILLEEN HOMELESS SHELTER LOCKED DOWN DUE TO COVID
* By Thaddeus Imerman | Herald staff writer
* Aug 30, 2022
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No new clients are being accepted at the Friends in Crisis Homeless Shelter in
north Killeen — at least for now. Shelter officials confirmed Tuesday there are
four cases of the coronavirus, prompting a lock down.
Region
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FOUR NEW BELL COVID-19 DEATHS RAISE TOLL TO 922
* BY CHRISTIAN BETANCOURT | TELEGRAM STAFF
* Aug 16, 2022
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Bell County reported four new deaths due to COVID-19 on its dashboard Tuesday,
raising the toll to 922 as the total reported cases exceeded 50,000.
INTERNATIONAL MILITARY NEWS
LIVE UPDATES: RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR
* Updated 15 min ago
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Russian-installed authorities of the Kherson region accuse Ukrainian forces of
carrying out a missile strike on a hotel in the city of Kherson. Moscow-backed
health officials in the region says one person has been killed and three more
wounded. Ukrainian officials haven’t commented on the strike. The reported
strike comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin signed laws absorbing
Kherson and three other Ukrainian regions into Russia after the
Kremlin-orchestrated “referendums” in the four regions that the West have
rejected as a sham. Putin’s attempt to cement the territorial gains of Russia’s
army come as Ukrainian troops are pressing a counteroffensive to reclaim those
very regions. Read more
PUTIN SIGNS ANNEXATION OF UKRAINIAN REGIONS AS LOSSES MOUNT
* Updated 44 min ago
UK'S TRUSS STANDS BY 'DISRUPTION' AGENDA DESPITE TORY DOUBTS
* Updated 58 min ago
SEOUL'S REPRISAL BLOWS UP AFTER NORTH KOREAN MISSILE SUCCESS
* 1 hr ago
'SO MANY CHILDREN DYING': SOMALIA DROUGHT BRINGS FAMINE NEAR
* Updated 2 hrs ago
HARKER HEIGHTS HERALD
HEIGHTS MAN INDICTED AFTER POLICE SAID HE USED MACHETE TO KILL TWO DOGS
* Sep 16, 2022
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A Harker Heights man was indicted this week on a felony charge after police said
he used a machete to kill two dogs; however, the man told police that he was
defending himself when the incident occurred earlier this year. Read more
HARKER HEIGHTS OUTREACH FEEDS THOSE IN NEED
* Jul 30, 2022
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ARE WE IN THE TWILIGHT ZONE... I HOPE NOT
* Jun 17, 2022
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JURY FINDS KILLEEN MAN GUILTY OF PARTICIPATING IN 2016 KIDNAPPING AT MOVIE
THEATER
* May 6, 2022
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TWO ORGANIZATIONS TEAM UP TO HONOR MILITARY CHILDREN
* Apr 23, 2022
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FORT HOOD HERALD
US ARMY MISSES RECRUITING GOAL; OTHER SERVICES SQUEAK BY
* 14 hrs ago
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WASHINGTON — The Army fell about 15,000 soldiers — or 25% — short of its
recruitment goal this year, officials confirmed Friday, despite a frantic effort
to make up the widely expected gap in a year when all the military services
struggled in a tight jobs market to find young people willing … Read more
FORT HOOD TO CHANGE COMMAND NEXT WEEK
* Sep 29, 2022
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PENTAGON LAYS OUT NEW FOOD, HOUSING PROGRAMS FOR TROOPS
* Sep 28, 2022
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13TH SUSTAINMENT COMMAND REMEMBERS THE FALLEN
* Sep 28, 2022
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HEAD OUT THIS WEEKEND TO ENCHANTED ROCK, A STATE TREASURE IN THE TEXAS HILL
COUNTRY
* Sep 28, 2022
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COPPERAS COVE HERALD
HURRICANES OR TORNADOES? NO THANKS, I'LL PASS
* Sep 30, 2022
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This past week while we were in the car going somewhere, my wife, son and I were
discussing whether tornadoes or hurricanes were a worse weather phenomenon. Read
more
COPPERAS COVE ISD IMPLEMENTS NEW TECHNOLOGY TO DETECT ONLINE THREATS
* Sep 30, 2022
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TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FOR TIFFANY CONCERT
* Sep 30, 2022
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SPIRIT OF VOLUNTEERISM AND CHARITY FILLS CITY PARK
* Sep 30, 2022
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COVE HIGH DECA ORGANIZES ANNUAL SUICIDE PREVENTION WALK
* Sep 30, 2022
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OPINION
Letters to the Editor
READER OBJECTS TO PROFANE MUSIC PLAYED AT ELLISON JV SPORTING EVENT
* Oct 2, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
PETA OFFICIAL SAYS NO-KILL SHELTERS NOT ANSWER TO ANIMAL HOMELESSNESS
* Oct 2, 2022
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To the Editor:
Editorials
OPINION: NEWSPAPERS HAVE SPECIAL ROLE IN OUR COMMUNITIES
* By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer
* Oct 2, 2022
*
Sunday marks the beginning of National Newspaper Week — an annual recognition of
the service of newspapers and their employees throughout the United States and
Canada.
Letters to the Editor
BELTON READER SAYS TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL LACKING IN HONESTY, INTEGRITY
* Oct 1, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
KILLEEN READER CRITICIZES DECISIONS, POLICIES OF BIDEN ADMINISTRATION
* Oct 1, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
KILLEEN READER ENDORSES STRATEGY OF ARMING TEACHERS IN TEXAS SCHOOLS
* Sep 25, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
READER SAYS VOTE-BUYING IS NOW PRIMARY FUNCTION OF GOVERNMENT
* Sep 25, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
PARENT OF KISD STUDENT ALLEGES SENIORS ‘TARGETED’ BY PRINCIPAL
* Sep 18, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
SALADO READER CRITICIZES GOVERNOR'S PLAN TO BUS IMMIGRANTS ELSEWHERE
* Sep 18, 2022
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To the Editor:
Editorials
OPINION: OVERCROWDING AT KILLEEN'S ANIMAL SHELTER A SERIOUS ISSUE
* By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer
* Sep 18, 2022
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Killeen has a problem with overcrowding at its animal shelter.
Letters to the Editor
READER SAYS GOV. ABBOTT'S POLICIES MAKE HIM DANGEROUS, NOT O'ROURKE
* Sep 17, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
BELTON READER POINTS TO EXPENSES FOUND IN BISD'S 2023 BUDGET PLAN
* Sep 17, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
READER OBJECTS TO PROFANE MUSIC PLAYED AT ELLISON JV SPORTING EVENT
* Oct 2, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
PETA OFFICIAL SAYS NO-KILL SHELTERS NOT ANSWER TO ANIMAL HOMELESSNESS
* Oct 2, 2022
*
To the Editor:
Editorials
OPINION: NEWSPAPERS HAVE SPECIAL ROLE IN OUR COMMUNITIES
* By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer
* Oct 2, 2022
*
Sunday marks the beginning of National Newspaper Week — an annual recognition of
the service of newspapers and their employees throughout the United States and
Canada.
Letters to the Editor
BELTON READER SAYS TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL LACKING IN HONESTY, INTEGRITY
* Oct 1, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
KILLEEN READER CRITICIZES DECISIONS, POLICIES OF BIDEN ADMINISTRATION
* Oct 1, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
KILLEEN READER ENDORSES STRATEGY OF ARMING TEACHERS IN TEXAS SCHOOLS
* Sep 25, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
READER SAYS VOTE-BUYING IS NOW PRIMARY FUNCTION OF GOVERNMENT
* Sep 25, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
PARENT OF KISD STUDENT ALLEGES SENIORS ‘TARGETED’ BY PRINCIPAL
* Sep 18, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
SALADO READER CRITICIZES GOVERNOR'S PLAN TO BUS IMMIGRANTS ELSEWHERE
* Sep 18, 2022
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To the Editor:
Editorials
OPINION: OVERCROWDING AT KILLEEN'S ANIMAL SHELTER A SERIOUS ISSUE
* By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer
* Sep 18, 2022
*
Killeen has a problem with overcrowding at its animal shelter.
Letters to the Editor
READER SAYS GOV. ABBOTT'S POLICIES MAKE HIM DANGEROUS, NOT O'ROURKE
* Sep 17, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
BELTON READER POINTS TO EXPENSES FOUND IN BISD'S 2023 BUDGET PLAN
* Sep 17, 2022
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To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
READER OBJECTS TO PROFANE MUSIC PLAYED AT ELLISON JV SPORTING EVENT
* Oct 2, 2022
*
To the Editor:
Letters to the Editor
PETA OFFICIAL SAYS NO-KILL SHELTERS NOT ANSWER TO ANIMAL HOMELESSNESS
* Oct 2, 2022
*
To the Editor:
Editorials
OPINION: NEWSPAPERS HAVE SPECIAL ROLE IN OUR COMMUNITIES
* By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer
* Oct 2, 2022
*
Sunday marks the beginning of National Newspaper Week — an annual recognition of
the service of newspapers and their employees throughout the United States and
Canada.
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CENTER FOR POLITICS
The latest news to keep you informed on current races and issues.
‘ELECTIONS WE AGREE ON’: COUNTY POLITICAL PARTIES CONDUCT TRAINING FOR POLL
WORKERS
* Sep 29, 2022
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BELTON — Bell County’s two political parties worked towards the same goal
Wednesday in the fourth of six training sessions for election workers this year.
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BETO CAMPAIGN PLANS MULTIPLE EVENTS IN KILLEEN AREA
* Sep 27, 2022
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KILLEEN ELECTION LAWSUIT: ALVAREZ WINS, BROWN MUST PAY $7,500
* Sep 23, 2022
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CAMPAIGN SIGNS ARE OUT. WHERE CAN THEY BE PLACED, AND DO THEY MATTER?
* Sep 18, 2022
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BELL COUNTY DEMOCRATS SIGN UP NEW POTENTIAL VOTERS, CELEBRATE NEW HEADQUARTERS
* Sep 17, 2022
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AP NEWS
NOBEL PRIZE CHEMISTRY
* 2 hrs ago
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FILE - U.S. scientist K. Barry Sharpless , left, receives the Nobel Prize for
chemistry from Swedish king Carl XVI Gustaf during the award ceremony at the
concert hall in Stockholm, Sweden on Dec. 10, 2001. This year’s Nobel Prize in
chemistry has been awarded in equal parts to Carolyn R. Bertozzi, Morten Meldal
and K. Barry Sharpless for developing way of “snapping molecules together” that
can be used to design medicines. Sharpless previously won a Nobel Prize in 2001.
He is the fifth person to receive the award twice. (AP Photo/Diether Endlicher)
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2. Yes. Sending a large delegation shows the city’s commitment to the Army post.
3. No. It’s a waste of taxpayer money. Sending a smaller group would be more
efficient.
4. No. Harker Heights and Copperas Cove aren’t sending anyone. The trip is
unnecessary.
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* Why Colorado’s Western Slope likely remains Lauren Boebert country, despite a
string of controversies
* KISD: Shoemaker High fight was ‘mutual combat situation’
* One person hospitalized following Sunday shooting in Killeen
* Killeen police investigating drowning death at local hotel
* Major two-car accident reported in Harker Heights
* Heights police: Woman killed when car ‘veered into the opposite lane’
* Police: Harker Heights Elementary student abduction stopped by witnessess
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* Unidentified suspect arrested in Killeen shooting death
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* ‘Most abusive relationship I’ve been in’: KISD teachers plead for help (15)
* Killeen reader endorses strategy of arming teachers in Texas schools (11)
* Reader objects to profane music played at Ellison JV sporting event (10)
* Boyd asks council to name concourse for late general; wants to re-brand
Killeen (6)
* KISD board to consider getting rid of at-large elections (6)
* Reader says Gov. Abbott's policies make him dangerous, not O'Rourke (6)
* PETA official says no-kill shelters not answer to animal homelessness (5)
* State Democratic candidates hosting cannabis town hall (5)
* Salado reader criticizes governor's plan to bus immigrants elsewhere (5)
* Killeen reader criticizes decisions, policies of Biden administration (4)
* Killeen election lawsuit: Alvarez wins, Brown must pay $7,500 (4)
* Beto campaign plans multiple events in Killeen area (4)
* Consultant: Homelessness in Killeen will worsen without sensible solution (3)
* Belton reader questions wisdom of arming, training teachers in Texas (3)
* KISD: Shoemaker High fight was ‘mutual combat situation’ (3)
* In just over a year, Killeen exhausts about $30 million in ARPA, grant
funding for nonprofits, businesses (3)
* Reader says vote-buying is now primary function of government (2)
* OPINION: Newspapers have special role in our communities (2)
* Killeen ISD bus driver returns to work as monitor (2)
* Do you think it’s a good idea for the entire Killeen City Council and mayor
to attend the national AUSA conference in Washington? (2)
* Do you think the Killeen Independent School District should change to
single-member districts for board representation? (2)
* Belton reader says Texas attorney general lacking in honesty, integrity (2)
* Residents’ involvement in downtown Killeen critical to redevelopment, Kizito
says (2)
* TX Lottery (2)
* Heights man sentenced to 45 years in prison after car chase, robberies (2)
* KISD COVID-19 cases skyrocketed in 2021-22, data shows (2)
* Drama unfolds after tow truck lifts cars from VLA parking lot (2)
* Lizard located: never left the house (2)
* Jury returns not-guilty verdict in Killeen child sex assault case (2)
* 2 arrested in Milam County after pursuit from Bryan (2)
* KPD: 2 people shot in south Killeen (1)
* Nash-King named Texas Woman of Distinction (1)
* Killeen-area average gas prices dip slightly (1)
* Jim Ed Sims (1)
* Police: Killeen woman shoots at car with children inside (1)
* KPD issues citations during speed enforcement near junior high (1)
* Both candidates courting veterans in big Nevada Senate race (1)
* Cove PD seeking information about theft suspect (1)
* Killeen ISD board to discuss special education Tuesday (1)
* Harker Heights Council to hear HHPD, Animal Services update, will take trip
to Chaparral Road (1)
* BOB MAINDELLE: With abundant rains, why are our lakes low? (1)
* Hallmark Restaurant in Killeen to reopen (1)
* $500,000 bond set for man accused of kidnapping girl in Harker Heights (1)
* KISD single-member district update minimal Tuesday (1)
* Amazon Pay Raise (1)
* Reader says GOP Texas legislators lack medical knowledge on abortion (1)
* ‘Suspicious packages’: Bell County Organized Crime Unit arrests two women on
felony pot charges (1)
* Police: Killeen victim shot from ‘unknown’ white vehicle (1)
* Killeen man allegedly touched teenage girl inappropriately multiple times (1)
* Killeen accepts land donation for placement of developer’s logo on water tank
(1)
* Uvalde children grapple with trauma after school massacre (1)
* City: Traffic signal at Stan Schlueter Loop and Clear Creek Road under
repairs (1)
* Adams wants council to consider creating downtown advisory committee (1)
* Lowest gas price in Killeen-Harker Heights area: $2.92 (1)
* Killeen City Council approves agreement on Chaparral Road project (1)
* Heights reader takes issue with findings of homelessness study (1)
* Police: Man shot girlfriend’s brother in neck during fight, argument (1)
* Salvation Army hands out food in Killeen (1)
* Killeen police investigating drowning death at local hotel (1)
* Man tried to strangle wife during argument, police say (1)
* Herald continues to provide extensive coverage of Killeen City Council,
complex issues (1)
* ‘Reign of terror’ | Family alleges KISD principal bullied student (1)
* Killeen City Council members unanimously OK $112 million general fund budget
(1)
* Parent of KISD student alleges seniors ‘targeted’ by principal (1)
* CTC Culinary Arts to open Patio Café dinner series (1)
* Residents turn to Herald for investigative education coverage (1)
* Debra Lynn Goodnight (1)
* Heights man indicted after police said he used machete to kill two dogs (1)
* Fort Hood brigade returns from Europe (1)
* ‘Destroying the country’ | Candidate says office vandalized, suspect on loose
(1)
* Some Killeen ISD buses may have run late Tuesday morning (1)
* Affidavit: Man shoots up parents’ house (1)
* Do you think the city of Killeen should make it a priority to build a larger
animal shelter? (1)
* Killeen air numbers fall again in August (1)
* Why Colorado’s Western Slope likely remains Lauren Boebert country, despite a
string of controversies (1)
* 'I'm out of time'| KISD bus driver says he's fighting to keep his job amid
cancer battle (1)
* Cove appoints interim fire chief (1)
* Mac Engel: In 3 weeks, with 3 NFL wins, Cooper Rush changed his life and can
be a Chase Daniel (1)
* One person hospitalized following Sunday shooting in Killeen (1)
* Suspect identified in Thursday shooting death in Killeen (1)
* City, council member respond to allegations of indifference, abuse by animal
advocates (1)
* KISD board approves ballistic shield purchase (1)
* Pentagon lays out new food, housing programs for troops (1)
* Killeen stabbing case: Was it out of anger or in self-defense? (1)
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