Good morning, Temple.

Families in Crisis representatives (William Hall and Suzanne Armour) explained that due to funding issues, their homeless shelter will close on Sept.

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United Way of Central Texas invites community leaders to its annual breakfast themed 'see the unseen' as the campaign season begins; the local event will be held later this week with more details to follow.

Temple will host the Turquoise and Boots Gala on Sept.

24 to benefit Our Hospice House, which helps families cope with care challenges during the end of life (organizers encourage local attendance for community support).

The Junior League of Bell County is celebrating 50 years of service & hosting a Trivia Night Fundraiser to support local community programs.

The Friends of the Temple Public Library will host its annual used book sale on Aug.

31 at the library, continuing a four-decade tradition of offering bargain books (a favorite event for local readers).

Steve’s Wine Bar celebrated 10 years with an evening of live jazz and wine tastings as customers filled the venue while the owners shared their business journey (marking a key milestone for the establishment).

A new museum exhibit in Belton (featuring the Chisholm Trail's history) shows how riders spent months on horseback navigating rough terrain and moving thousands of cattle.

Dogs enjoyed a back to school pawty Saturday at Barking Oaks Pet Resort in Temple—located at 4153 Shallow Ford West Road.

The event marked an opportunity for local canines to kick off the school season with a wag.

The Wranglers volleyball team hosted Salado at their home court today for their season opener.

The match marked the start of their competitive schedule in Temple.

Legacy Ranch varsity tennis started its season with an 18-2 win over Ellison, setting a strong tone for upcoming matches.