Good morning, Temple.

Temple businesses and a medical office on First Street learned less than two weeks ago from the Temple Daily Telegram that the street will be closed for a seven-month period, and they say no notice was given beforehand.

Families took part in the family day event Let's Sing and Dance and Paint on Saturday at Bell County Museum in Belton (held in the Roscoe Harrison Auditorium).

Several gas stations in Harker Heights and Killeen have dropped regular unleaded prices to below $3 a gallon, giving local drivers relief today.

Temple residents learn that KISD has been honored with the Family Engagement Champion Award for strengthening family-school partnerships.

The national recognition shows the district's commitment to helping students succeed plus encouraging family involvement in education.

A&M-Central Texas professor Timothy Hemmis saw an email from the Houston Holocaust Museum that announced the Warren Fellowship for Future Teachers and is exploring a career in the museum archives to use his history expertise.

He plans to leverage the opportunity to advance his work in education.

Killeen ISD has been honored with the Family Engagement Champion Award (recognition for strengthening family-school partnerships) as it continues to support student success.

A Temple urologist explained that prostate cancer (the most common cancer among men) often develops without warning signs, urging local men to schedule regular checkups and discuss concerns with their doctor.

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.

The Killer Dueling Pianos

6:30-10:00 p.m. — Frank W. Mayborn Civic & Convention Center — Benefit event — Enjoy an entertaining evening of dueling pianos while supporting local families in crisis.