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Anderson family keeps patriarch's reunion wish
Fourth of July holiday celebrations of special interest include the Fred Anderson family's annual holiday barbecue at the old home place on Crow Cut Road, now the home of Mr.
Outdoor musical drama tells stories of times past
Scene/Steven Doll Several young town girls chat during a scene for Salado Legends during a dress rehearsal at Tablerocka s Goodnight Amphitheater.
Strike Force Activated To Fight Large Wildfire
BELL COUNTY a 'Firefighters from several Bell County departments battled a wildfire Thursday east of Salado.
Activity center offers something for everyone
Special to the Daily Herald The Harker Heights Activities Center has programs that are sure to keep you cool and connected.
Thousands of planets with intelligent life
By Iuliana Petre Killeen Daily Herald Dr. Seth Shostak, the senior astronomer at the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute in Mountain View, Calif., an expert in astrobiology and one of the country's leading proponents of space exploration, will be the featured guest speaker at the Longhorn Conference Center at the Stagecoach Inn in ...
Fire signals potential for active season
By Victor O'Brien Killeen Daily Herald Don't let the green fool you. If it's cedar, a green tree can be more explosive than dead brown brush, Jack Collier, Harker Heights fire chief, said.
Bell County stock tanks low, grass brown
High temperatures and little rainfall have put a lot of stress on those who rely on full stock tanks and tall green grass for their horses.
Clowning a central part of semi-annual vaudeville shows at Salado's Silver Spur Theater
Herald/Catrina Rawson Tom Rolls and Albert Ramirez take part in a rehearsal for the production of a oeIf You Build It, They Will Laugh,a May 30 at the Silver Spur Theater in Salado.
They will build it, you will laugh
Herald/Catrina Rawson Tony Blackman sings during a rehearsal for the production of a oeIf You Build It, They Will Come,a May 30 at the Silver Spur Theater in Salado.
Herald/Steven Doll Suzi Watson, Harker Heights Parks and Recreation activities coordinator, talks with Mary Hanik of Salado, as Bill Kozlik, president of the Harker Heights Chamber of Commerce, looks over one of the four main rooms of the new Harker Heights Activities Center during a Civic Organization Showcase Thursday evening.
Activities coordinator is on the job
By Mason W. Canales Killeen Daily Herald HARKER HEIGHTS - Inside the city's newest building, one of the city's newest faces is eager to get to work for the community.
Salado teens help TxDOT seat belt campaign
By Hayley Kappes Killeen Daily Herald When Ethan Mitchell regained consciousness in his truck, he was hanging upside down, held by his seat belt.
Melissa McAdams and Chad Green were married April 18 at Tenroc Ranch in Salado, Texas.
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Station Manager Goes to Great Lengths to Raise Money
KILLEEN, TEXAS : Catherine Mason, the 81-year-old general manager of KPLE-CA, is planning to skydive to raise digital transition money for the station.
Soldiers reconnect with spouses after war
Hood soldier Spc. Nate Smith and his wife Amanda, listening during the "Deployment and Reintegration" session at a marriage retreat in Salado, Texas.
Flying Leap of Faith: 81 year old jumps from airplane...on purpose
On Sunday, May 24, 2009, at 4:00 p.m. Catherine Mason, General Manager for KPLE-TV, Killeen, is taking a a flying Leap of Faitha to Tandem Skydive at Skydive Temple, Salado Airport in Salado, Texas.
Students' efforts reap rewards
KISD/Todd Martin Ellison High School senior Cherrelle Thomas receives a silver cord from Dr.
Ervi, Reed win seats on Salado Independent School board
By Hayley Kappes Killeen Daily Herald Salado Independent School District's board at-large incumbent Miriam Ervi made it four in a row.
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