Published December 4, 2014 By Patrick Lacombe, The Belton Journal The holiday season normally brings a time of cheer and comfort by being around friends and family; however, for families and friends who have lost a loved one to a…
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Published December 4, 2014 By Devin Corbitt, The Belton Journal The Belton Educational Enrichment Foundation (BEEF) distributed more than $46,000 in grants Tuesday morning to teachers and faculty across the district. The money was given to paraprofessionals to help advance…
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Published December 4, 2014 By Jordan Yarbourgh, The Belton Journal Belton Independent School District’s Student 2 Student program is looking at expansion since the percentage of military families in the area has been increasing over the last few years. The…
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Published December 4, 2014 By Nikki Velarde, The Belton Journal Traveling, taking a trip away from home, or visiting family is a normal part of the holiday season. The Belton Police Department is helping to keep Belton and its residents…
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Published November 27, 2014 By Nikki Velarde, The Belton Journal The students at Belton New Tech High School at Waskow held their Renaissance Faire on Friday. The faire was originally scheduled to be held outside, but due to weather, it…
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Published November 27, 2014 By Patrick Lacombe, The Belton Journal More than 30 people braved the dark clouds and wind last Friday as they helped gather food and boxed it up in the H-E-B parking lot in Belton for the…
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Published November 27, 2014 By Jordan Yarbourgh, The Belton Journal Two Belton teenagers are working toward their goal of being the first brother-sister duo in the UFC. Alonzo Jordan has been fighting competitively in Texas since he was eligible at…
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Published November 27, 2014 By David Tuma, The Belton Journal Angel Tree is a special project for children who have parents who are either in the Bell County Jail or in the state or federal prisons. Each year around 1,500…
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Published November 20, 2014 By David Tuma, The Belton Journal Belton celebrated the opening Phase II of the Hike and Bike Trail last Friday with the unveiling of a 10-foot wide trail that is lit 24 hours a day. The…
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Published November 20, 2014 By Devin Corbitt, The Belton Journal CASA of Bell and Coryell Counties welcomed nine new volunteers into the organization shortly before announcing their separation from the Children’s Advocacy Center of Central Texas, Inc. (CACCT) last Thursday….
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