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Annual tractor show Oct. 3 in Temple to feature antique equipment, demonstrations and more (opens the original)
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Antique tractors, engines and farm equipment will take over the Texas Early Day Tractor and Engine Associationâs showgrounds in Temple on Saturday as the organization hosts its 55th annual show. As the largest tractor and engine show in Texas, the annual event will bring displays, demonstrations and activities to the associationâs 48-acre showgrounds at 1717 Eberhardt Road in Temple. Gates will open at 9 a.m., with a tractor pull scheduled for 10 a.m. and a parade at 1 p.m. Admission is $10,
Tamales, Tacos, Cumbias Festival to celebrate Hispanic traditions in Temple (opens the original)
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A new Temple festival is giving families the chance to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with food, music and dancing for all. The Tacos, Tamales, Cumbias festival, hosted by Artist 2 Artist Showcase, will be held Saturday at Neighbors on 7th, 209 N. Seventh St. in Temple. It will be free to attend and feature more than 40 vendors serving their own takes on classic Mexican dishes and desserts. The festival will also feature traditional Hispanic music and dancing, giving attendees an opportunity
Foundation to match donations to area Meals on Wheels program (opens the original)
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Community members in Temple and Belton have an opportunity to make their donations go further while supporting local senior residents through a matching gift opportunity for the area Meals on Wheels program. The Hill Country Community Action Association (HCCAA) is encouraging residents to donate to the Belton and Temple Meals on Wheels Program through a special matching opportunity. The fundraising effort has a goal of $15,000 by February, 2027. Funds raised through the effort, up to the $15,000
Brewing connection one cup at a time: Ruby Tearoom celebrates two years (opens the original)
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BELTON â Disconnecting from technology and connecting with others is a central idea at Ruby Tearoom, where a cup of tea is not just a drink, but an opportunity to connect with others and take part in a longstanding tradition. âEveryone is welcome at our table,â said Kristie Whites, co-owner of Ruby Tearoom located at 126 N East St. in Belton. For Whites and co-owner and chef Sara Nevarez, that simple face-to-face interaction is what Ruby Tearoom is all about. âItâs about the person sit
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