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Oglesby Ag Teacher, Students Injured When Vehicle Hits A Cow
An Oglesby Ag teacher and several of his students who were returning to Oglesby Monday night were injured when the vehicle they were travelling in struck livestock in the roadway.
Soldiers from North Fort Hood were honored Friday with a fish fry at the Coryell Activities Complex hosted by the Gatesville Chamber of Commerce, City of Gatesville and Coryell County.
Two Teenagers Charged In Series Of Central Texas Burglaries
Two teenagers have been arrested and charged in connection with a series of Central Texas burglaries and investigators are trying to determine whether the pair is linked to other break-ins in the area.
Coryell County officials monitor vaccine supply
By Alicia Lacy Killeen Daily Herald GATESVILLE - As doses of H1N1 vaccine begin to arrive in the county, swine flu continues to be prevalent in the state, as well as the nation, so Coryell County officials are keeping a close eye on the national pandemic.
Gatesville man severely burned when torch ignited truck's gas tank
A 34-year-old Gatesville man was being treated at Parkland Hospital in Dallas on Friday for severe burns officials said he suffered when the gas tank of the pickup he was working underneath exploded, Coryell County officials said.
Man Cutting Truck Apart Burned by Exploding Fuel Tank
That was the call however that went across the radio at 7:52 a.m. Friday. The third a oeexplosiona call in Central Texas in as many days, units from Gatesville Vol.
Area Veterans Day Celebrations
In light of the tragic shooting at fort hood... today promises to be a powerful and solemn veterans day.
Central Texas Teenager Shot In The Leg Monday
A 13-year-old boy was taken to Coryell Memorial Hospital in Gatesville Monday evening after he was shot in the leg.
Gatesville Wraps Arms Around Soldiers At North Fort Hood
The community of Gatesville, Texas, hosted a dinner Nov. 8 at the Prima Pasta restaurant in Gatesville for Army Reserve Soldiers affected by the Nov.
Fort Hood families stunned and stranded
ELIZABETH Kinney, 29, paced beside her blue SUV with her arms crossed, her brow knit in worry.
Hundreds of children, plus parents, grandparents, teenagers and other adults, filled the courthouse square Saturday night for the annual Halloween Boozaar.
Police Aided by Aircraft Discover Marijuana Growing Near Gatesville School
Gatesville police units on Monday afternoon, aided by deputies from the Coryell County Sheriff's Department and a helicopter from the Texas Department of Public Safety, discovered marijuana growing in the back yard of a home close to Gatesville High School and arrested the resident.
Former Cove Paramedic Accused Of Fondling Female Patient Goes On Trial
A former Copperas Cove Fire Department paramedic is on trial in Gatesville, charged with official oppression for what a patient says was improper contact with her.
The Movie That Just Keeps Changing Lives
Like many of Jason Jones' best ideas, this one came in the middle of the night. A member of the production team that put out the pro-life hit movie of 2006, Bella , Jones' previous nocturnal brainstorm had instigated Bella Hero, a campaign devoted to putting a copy of the film in the hands of every visitor to a crisis-pregnancy center in the United ...
Legion Auxiliary to conduct poppy sale next week
Members of American Legion Post 42 Auxiliary will be stationed at various locations around Gatesville during the next week for their semi-annual Memorial Poppy sale.
Sewer line completion in sight
Gatesville city officials are hopeful a sewer line being installed as part of the agreement to treat wastewater from North Fort Hood will be completed within the next month.
Area rivers, creeks running high after recent heavy rains
Herald/DAVID MORRIS Cattle graze through flooded pasture Thursday evening along U.S. Highway 190 in Kempner.
Rain Moves Out, But Flooding Could Still Be A Problem
A cold front was pushing a large area of showers to the east Thursday, but runoff from the heavy rain overnight could cause flooding through the day in some parts of Central Texas.
Gatesville and most of Coryell County was shrouded in a veil of fog Wednesday, which limited visibility to only a few blocks early in the day.
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