Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 27th of June.
Good morning, Temple.
A Temple apartment complex at Holly Oak Apartments had water cut off for two hours before the bill was paid, the city confirmed.
Legal experts say residents can pay the bill+keep receipts to lower rent, move out within 30 days, or take legal action if similar issues occur in the future.
Hope Pregnancy Centers celebrated its recent partnership at the 32nd Annual Texas Alliance for Life Walk for Life — building on strong community support and announced plans to expand services for families across Central Texas.
Discover Temple has installed an interactive visitor kiosk at Buc-ee’s on 4155 N.
General Bruce Drive to help travelers find local attractions, restaurants, events, shopping, and lodging. The new service makes it easier for visitors to connect with what Temple offers.
Volunteers from local businesses helped the Killeen Food Care Center on Friday distribute fresh produce at its monthly Produce Day to support families.
The longstanding event reinforces community commitment to healthy food access.
Alder Springs Vineyard will end farming after the 2026 harvest, as owner Stuart Bewley announced his decision amid an industry downturn (a change that highlights challenges for local agriculture).
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.
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