Good morning, Temple.

Central Texas College hosted its annual Patriotic Parade earlier this week (celebrating America’s 250th birthday) as children, parents and educators gathered at the campus for a family event focused on learning and community.

Downtown Temple celebrated the nation’s 250th birthday with an expanded First Friday event featuring live music, food vendors, and family activities, & an All-American Block Party at Bird Creek Brewing.

Local author Tonee B.

Shelton is releasing her new book 'The Healer Is Sick' that draws on her challenges with mental health and unemployment to offer a message of hope (in Temple). The work provides insight into overcoming personal struggles and inspires community resilience.

Central Texas College Police Academy celebrated its latest Basic Peace Officer Course graduation today when 25 cadets completed a six-month academic and practical program—marking a milestone in local law enforcement training.

Temple residents may apply for up to $10,000 through the Neighborhood Enhancement Grant Program for approved project costs & funds are limited.

Temple City Council approved additional spending on Thursday for a $6 million renovation of the historic post office and air conditioning (HVAC) upgrades at Sammons Indoor Pool.

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.