Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 14th of January.
Good morning, Temple.
💼 Business
EnergyCAP was named Champion for the third year in a row by Info-Tech Research Group for its ESG reporting software based on customer ratings for business value and support.
The energy management platform, used by 26,000+ facilities, earned top marks in innovation and experience during the 2025 awards.
🎭 Culture
Temple earned the nickname Tanglefoot in the 1880s from muddy streets and lively saloons, and residents now honor that past with the annual Tanglefoot Festival featuring music, food, and community events.
🎓 Education
At a Monday evening meeting, Temple ISD board of trustees approved an additional component of the 2025 bond project purchase + legal policy updates to guide future district planning.
Central Texas College began its spring semester Monday as students filled classrooms and online courses reached learners across the region + added flexibility for local education.
🏥 Health
Seton Medical Center Harker Heights officials will break ground on the new South Campus facility in Belton to expand medical access in the community.
The former Margaritas building at 10280 W.
Hwy. 29 is set for redevelopment as an Ally Medical Emergency Room and a small expansion. Work will begin May 1 and finish by Dec. 31 with a $4.5 million investment (the facility is run by local physicians certified by boards).
🏈 Sports
Burton's Lady Panthers lost 38-13 to Mumford on Tuesday in a District 26-2A game & snapped an eight-game win streak as they struggled on offense.
They will host Somerville at Burton High School gym at 6:15 p.m. Friday.
Three Rivers Lady Bulldogs begin their 2026 softball season on Feb.
10 with championship expectations, relying on experienced starters + emerging talent from underclassmen. Coach James Hinojosa said early games will focus on sharpening defense and building the right offensive lineups for district play.
🎉 Temple Events
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Medal Madness Race Series
8 a.m. — Crossroads Recreational Complex — Registration required — Participate in themed races and earn finisher medals in a fun community atmosphere.
TCA Boys Varsity Basketball vs. HTCHS
6-7:15 p.m. — Holy Trinity Catholic High School — Free entry — Watch the Holy Trinity Catholic varsity team take on Texas Christian Academy in an exciting non-conference basketball game.
Medal Madness 5K, 10K, & Half Marathon
8 a.m. — Crossroads Recreational Complex — Registration required — Participate in the running event featuring medals and t-shirts at the scenic Crossroads Recreational Complex.
Agent Reset: 2026 Real Estate Roundtable
10 a.m. – 12 p.m. — William Hoyt Bagel & Brew — Free entry — A casual roundtable for real estate agents to reflect on past wins and strategize for a successful year ahead.
K-POP WARRIORS Live Show
6:30-8:00 p.m. — Frank W. Mayborn Civic & Convention Center — All ages — Experience the vibrant energy and stunning choreography of a worldwide K-Pop sensation.
Viking 5K, 10K, Half Marathon & Marathon in Temple, TX
8-10 a.m. — 2205 Curtis B Elliot Dr — Registration required — Race enthusiasts can choose from 5K to marathon distances in this vibrant community event.
Faith Academy vs. CTCHS Boys Varsity Basketball Game
8-9:15 p.m. — Central Texas Christian School — $5 entry — Watch an exciting conference clash between Faith Academy and Central Texas Christian.
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