Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 20th of September.
Good morning, Temple.
Downtown Temple hosted its first Santa Fe Community Market, which proved successful as local residents gathered to visit vendors.
Organizers said the event strengthened community ties.
Over 100 runners, volunteers, and supporters joined the second annual 5K on Saturday as a health and wellness event that raised funds for local nonprofits in Temple (organizers said the race highlighted community spirit).
The 44th annual Central Texas Area Model Railroaders show was held Saturday at the Frank W.
Mayborn Civic and Convention Center — where vintage exhibits mixed with new designs — drawing local train enthusiasts. The event blended past and present for all who attended.
The 44th annual Central Texas Area Model Railroaders show concluded Saturday at the Frank W.
Mayborn Civic and Convention Center (3303 N. Third St.), blending vintage and modern model railroad displays for visitors.
Local artists Lily Halabi and Kristina Patenaude will compete on Food Network’s Halloween Wars this season — showcasing Central Texas creativity as they join top Halloween experts.
The inaugural Tamales, Tacos & Cumbias Festival in downtown Temple was a big hit, and organizer Jon Jon Montelongo will plan another event next year.
Seton Medical Center Harker Heights earned national recognition from the American Heart Association for quality cardiovascular care.
The honor underscores its ongoing commitment to treating strokes and other heart conditions.
Temple's Baylor Scott and White Medical Center was ranked among the top hospitals in Texas by U.S. News and World Report, placing eighth statewide.
The ranking reflects the facility's commitment to quality care.
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