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Bell County needs focus of meeting
Residents who responded to a community needs survey identified problems locally in affordable health care, low cost walk-in clinics, late clinic hours and integration of mental and physical health.Fun at the fair Friday Taina Saa and her little brother Revo Saa enjoy a rocketship ride at the Central Texas State Fair, which kicked off Friday at the Bell County Expo Center in Belton, complete with a carnival, professional bull riders, entertainment, a livestock show, foods of all type and more.
Central Texas Fair kicks off The Central Texas State Fair is underway. Vendors spent all Friday setting up rides and food booths, and the fair will open to the public at 5 p.m. The event will run midnight tonight and noon until midnight Saturday and Sunday.
REGION Lamar County grand jury indicts 16 A Lamar County grand jury has returned indictments against 16 people, including one for continued sexual abuse of a child. TXU Energy’s disconnect moratorium in effect TXU Energy reminds the public the summer moratorium on disconnects is still in effect and customers can still sign up for this program.
High School football scoreboard High School football scoreboard
District clerks plead not guilty All six Collin County district clerks indicted on counts of engaging in organized criminal activity pled not guilty in a preliminary hearing held Wednesday before visiting District Judge John Nelms in the 401st District Court.
INDIANA COUNTY FAIR: Band organ adds to atmosphere [Link to GAZETTE VIDEO] Walk down the Indiana County Fair's midway. Listen. Hear that music off in the distance? Keep going, past the pie shop stand and the buffalo burger booth. Just a little farther now to the grandstand.
District clerk trial date set for mid November The six indicted Collin County District Clerk's employees will get the speedy trial that visiting Judge John Nelms promised them.
Friday's area, state football scores Scores from Friday night's game
Homeschooling on the rise in Texas Some parents are taking it upon themselves to ensure their children get a good education, which is why Texas is seeing an increase in homeschooling. New research says the percentage of kids homeschooled jumped 75 percent in the past eight years.