By Kierra Pixler, Managing Editor Lawns and gardens can often benefit from the laying of mulch. Mulch serves various purposes in lawns and gardens, and many experienced lawn and garden enthusiasts lay mulch to ensure their properties make it…
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By Heather Regula, Correspondent Belton Christian Youth Center’s inaugural Breakfast with the Easter Bunny, sponsored by Don Ringler Chevrolet, took place on Saturday, March 31. Almost 300 participants enjoyed breakfast cooked by the Hilton Garden Inn, a petting zoo,…
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By Kierra Pixler, Managing Editor Corey McGregor, owner of Triple Crown Glass and Mirror, started up his glass company in 2014. He specializes in heavy shower glass enclosures, commercial storefront, and residential window/glass replacements. He also does custom work…
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By Guillermo Lopez, Correspondent Maids and Moore, a family-owned cleaning service, was just recognized at last week’s City Council Meeting by Mayor Marion Grayson for their efforts with the organization “Cleaning For a Reason.” To commemorate the small-town business,…
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By Heather Regula, Correspondent The 17th Annual “Taste of Central Texas,” hosted by Central Texas Youth Services, took place at the Bell County Expo Center, on Thursday, March 29. “This event is bigger and better than what we…
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By Guillermo Lopez, Correspondent The Belton Chamber of Commerce officiated the foundation of the Ramonce Taylor Youth Association last Thursday with a ribbon cutting and small reception. The association focuses on providing the community of Belton with a positive…
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By Heather Regula, Correspondent Nearly 200 volunteers gathered at the Harris Community Center on Saturday, April 7, to participate in the annual One Community One Day event, organized by Belton’s Youth Advisory Commission (YAC) and the Parks and Recreation…
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By Heather Regula, Correspondent Hundreds of people attended the inaugural Easter Egg Hunt and Spring Festival, hosted by the First United Methodist Church of Belton, at Yettie Polk Park, on Sunday, March 25. “We started planning this event…
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By David Tuma, Publisher The City of Belton submitted an application to the state, seeking designation of parts of Belton as an Opportunity Zone. This is a state-administered program, which emerged as a result of the recent Federal Tax…
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By Kierra Pixler, Managing Editor Upgrades for the Wall Street auditorium are still underway, but are making great progress. The reconstruction is part of the District’s $149.7 million May 2017 Bond Program. Mazanex Construction was awarded the contract after…
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