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Mike Copeland: Local sales tax figures down; state surveying motorists on how they get where
Waco and McLennan County residents apparently are not in a spending mood. Waco will receive a sales tax rebate of $2.62 million for the month of November, down 5.65 percent from the $2.78 million it received for the same month last year.
Ready to compete with the world: Q&A with Dr. Truell Hyde on the...
Ready to compete with the world: Q&A with Dr. Truell Hyde on the formation of the Baylor Research and Innovation Collaborative BILL CLIFTON Guest columnBy Name Here Tribune-Herald staff writer Sunday, October 25, 2009 Local officials involved in the Baylor Research and Innovation Collaborative say Dr.
Hundreds gather for announcement of new research park
School and community leaders hurried into the Baylor University Law School building Friday to hear about plans to spend nearly $30 million converting the former General Tire plant into a technology research center that could slow what one official called the state's brain drain.
2 brothers dead after Waco car crash
A pair of brothers from the Waco area died in a car crash Sunday night. The Waco Police Department said Lawrence Torres failed to yield at the intersection of North 27th Street and West Waco Drive when he was struck by an eastbound pickup truck.
Research hub will bring Baylor closer to top-tier status, university officials say
A $30 million research consortium is a significant step toward Baylor University's goal of becoming a top-tier national research university, several Baylor officials said in unveiling the project Friday.
Trial postponed for man convicted of killing Bellmead woman and setting fire to her home
Baylor, TSTC, cities to build tech research park in Waco
A group of local colleges and city governments, led by Baylor University and Texas State Technical College, will pour nearly $30 million into the old General Tire plant to develop a 300,000-square-foot technology research center beginning early next year.
Local Families Fish for Tadpoles
Dozen of families got to spend time together Saturday in Bellmead at one of the largest fishing events in McLennan County.
Bellmead hires new city manager
After voting to hire a new city manager Tuesday night, members of the Bellmead City Council said they are confident his 23 years of municipal service will get the city moving in a new, positive direction.
Elderly Waco-Area Man Escapes Uninjured After Fire Breaks Out
An elderly man escaped uninjured Wednesday morning after fire broke out in the kitchen of his home at 2025 Lafayette Circle in Bellmead.
Waco-Area House Fire Sends Man to Hospital
BELLMEAD a 'A Bellmead house fire sent one man to a local hospital for observation after he escaped the flames Tuesday.
New pizza parlor owner plans to do what others won't: offer full delivery service in East Waco
If you plan on ordering a pizza and reside in East Waco, don't expect the delivery to arrive in 30 minutes or less.
EDITORIAL: Clear heads, clear water
So much hurtful rhetoric and rumor-mongering have been aired over the proposed Bull Hide Creek water treatment plant that we didn't foresee both sides in the fight sitting down and quietly working out problems.
Bellmead man charged in sex assaults
Joel Guerrero, 29, of Bellmead, has been charged with two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a minor after a girl accused him of abuse, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
Luby's closes location at New Road and Franklin
The Luby's cafeteria on New Road has closed, putting nearly 40 employees out of work.
Bellmead city council puts off vote on $550,000 settlement
The Bellmead City Council delayed voting Friday on a tentative $550,000 settlement with the Church of the Open Door over a city zoning ordinance that the church claimed unfairly prohibited its ministry for paroled prisoners.
Local City, Church Settle Half-Way House Lawsuit
The lawsuit between a local church and one Central Texas town over the construction of a half-way house has been settled out of court.
Bellmead Settlement Means No Halfway House
It looks like no halfway house for ex-convicts in a Bellmead residential neighborhood.
Waco food banks respond to growing need for help
Bobbie Christman worries about the basics. Things like having enough to eat and keeping her electricity running - constant fears that most of us just don't have.
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