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More than 90 days later, Temple Mall closure drags on with no reopening date set (opens the original)
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TEMPLE, Texas (KWTX) - Residents in Temple have been without their local mall for months, and when it will reopen is still unclear. The City of Temple posted a closure notice on the door of the Temple Mall on June 23, saying it needed to close immediately because the fire suppression system needed major repairs. According to mall representatives, those repairs have been completed, but the notice remains on the door because the city says there are still safety concerns that need to be addressed i
Temple fire stations get $3 million in renovations (opens the original)
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TEMPLE, Texas (KWTX) - Temple Fire and Rescue has been working for several years to get fire stations 2 and 4 renovated. A little over $3 million has been approved to redo almost everything at the two stations. Station 2 is already under construction. Kirby Bush, assistant chief of operations for Temple Fire and Rescue, said the stations are being remodeled for several reasons. “The stations are getting remodeled for a couple of different reasons. There’ve been some changes identified that need
Fort Hood community relations chief retires after 45 years of Army service (opens the original)
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FORT HOOD, Texas (KWTX) - Steven Moore retired Thursday after a lifelong Army journey that began as a field artilleryman in 1980. Moore received the Department of the Army Superior Civilian Service Medal, the second highest medal the U.S. Army presents to civilian employees, during a ceremony where Col. Mark McClellan presented the award. Moore served as a field artilleryman until 1994, when he transitioned to Army Public Affairs at Fort Hood. He retired as Chief of Community Relations for Fort
Unplugged and hands-on: A&M-Central Texas students trade screens for book binding (opens the original)
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KILLEEN, Texas (KWTX) - Two professors at Texas A&M University-Central Texas have created a book binding workshop to encourage students to step away from technology. Dr. Christine Alvarez Jones, a professor of anthropology, worked with English professor Dr. Amber Dunai to organize the event. Alvarez Jones said the idea came after attending a conference with hands-on activities. “We went to a conference and that conference had a lot of hands-on activities but more so, it just had a lot of good st
Fort Hood leaders test brutal Ninja Warrior course ahead of Saturday opening (opens the original)
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FORT HOOD, Texas (KWTX) - Soldiers, their families and civilians with access to the installation will get the chance to tackle a Ninja Warrior-style obstacle course set up in front of III Corps headquarters starting Saturday. The Rick Herrema Foundation, named after Sergeant First Class Richard Herrema, who died in 2006 while deployed to Iraq, spent the last couple weeks building the course. It was designed by Darren Jeffery, who created the original American Ninja Warrior course for the televis
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