Good morning, Temple.

Silo of Screams (1511 Industrial Blvd.) hosted Food Truck Frenzy on Sunday afternoon as 11 vendors served loaded french fries, frozen yogurt, Italian ice, and island cuisine.

Temple Public Library will kick off its annual summer reading program with a special party on Saturday, June 6, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. — the event invites community members to enjoy reading-themed activities in a festive atmosphere.

Temple school districts are moving from locked filing cabinets to digital record keeping as cyber threats increase.

Officials say updated security measures + stronger protocols will better protect student information in upcoming months.

Temple Fleet Services and Temple ISD are partnering to help students explore automotive careers.

The program offers job training and mentorship opportunities to support local youth.

Graduating seniors from Chaparral High School celebrated their four-year legacy today as the first class to spend all their years on campus — they embraced Bobcat spirit and built new traditions that highlight their impact.

Central Texas College student Xavier Toleafoa is serving as the college’s first plumbing apprentice, highlighting CTC’s growing focus on workforce training and work-based learning.

A local mental health expert warns Temple residents that relying solely on AI for emotional support may not meet deep emotional needs as many struggle with anxiety and depression.

He advises seeking professional help and human support for better care.

Temple Women’s Wellness Expo - The Art of WellBEing

8:30 AM – 1:30 PM — Cultural Activities Center — Registration required — Explore inspiring talks and hands-on workshops for women focusing on wellness and self-care.

Texas Health And Wellness Expo

10 AM – 5 PM — Frank W. Mayborn Civic & Convention Center — $5 for adults; free for ages 16 and under — Explore health products and services while enjoying family-friendly activities at an exciting community expo.