Good morning, Temple.

Wildflower Country Club donated $121,000 to Feed My Sheep at its inaugural gala, helping the nonprofit provide food, clothing and resources for locals (it is the first such support event).

Simmonsville Missionary Baptist Church in Killeen lost its building to a fire from a neighboring lot yesterday; Pastor Deric Jones held the Wednesday prayer service as scheduled while the congregation vowed to preserve the church’s legacy (reflecting over 40 years of community unity).

Disabled American Veterans and RecruitMilitary will host a job fair in Killeen on Sept.

23 for veterans, active-duty service members, National Guard, Reserve members plus their spouses to explore job opportunities.

Central Texas College culinary students prepared California-inspired dishes Tuesday at Patio Cafe to gain hands-on experience and put classroom lessons into practice.

Bellmead is welcoming new businesses due to its strategic location near I-35 and Loop 340 — local leaders say that the growing commercial development boosts both property and sales taxes while easing the tax burden on residents.

City Manager Yost Zakhary noted that the trend will continue for years to come.

The Temple Health & Bioscience District board approved a tax rate increase and allocated $6.9 million for The Link mixed-use development as part of a $1.9 million revenue budget (6 to 0 vote).

Temple Fire & Rescue celebrated the arrival of a nearly $1 million Engine 5 with a push-in ceremony on Wednesday at its station.

The new truck is expected to improve fire response in the community.

Cameron Yoe senior Demarques 'Bubba' Lopez-Pinchback scored a touchdown & made an impressive catch in the win against Salado, keeping the Yoemen undefeated with a 38-23 score and earning Player of the Week honors.