By David Tuma, Publisher Mary Ruth Briggs Library in Morgan’s Point received a major donation when Ronda Barnes donated 2,500 books to the library. This announcement was made at the council meeting. A budget amendment was passed approving an…
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By Cassidy Pate, Correspondent Un-Included Club, a Temple-based youth and non-profit organization, teamed up with Helping Hands Ministry of Belton for “Club Energize!” to fulfill their mutual missions of bringing positive learning and empowerment to the community’s children on…
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By Cassidy Pate, Correspondent The Texas A&M AgriLife Research – Blackland Research & Extension Center held its second Field Day in approximately 30 years on Thursday. Geared towards farmers, ranchers and conservationists, those in attendance were led on a tour…
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By David Tuma, Publisher All buildings in downtown Belton have hosted a variety of business over the past 100-plus years. The building at 204 Penelope might be better known for hosting Peacock Archery or one of the best BBQ joints…
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By Kierra Pixler, Managing Editor School is now out for many students and a few lucky kids at Southwest Elementary will be riding off into summer in style thanks to the Nolan Creek Lodge #227. Going on six years…
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By Heather Regula, Correspondent Throughout the state of Texas, a Free Fishing Day is offered on the first Saturday in June, in celebration of the start of National Fishing and Boating Week. On this day, fishing enthusiasts can fish on…
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By Cassidy Pate, Correspondent Excited students and their proud teachers filled the hallways Tuesday at Leon Heights Elementary for their third annual Science Fair. It was an afternoon of science experiments, boastful grins and fun as the first through…
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By Kierra Pixler, Managing Editor Students from multiple schools in Belton recently traveled to Austin to film scenes for the indie feature film The Bob Zula. Originally from Magnolia, director Brandon Reich started out by making comedies with…
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By Heather Regula, Correspondent Over 400 race participants gathered at Confederate Park in anticipation of the highly coveted 7th Annual Asco Spartacus Dash. Runners registered for self-selected waves based on how fast they planned on running, allowing for the…
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