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Copperas Cove Homecoming Parade canceled (opens the original)
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Update: The parade has been canceled due to weather concerns, school officials said. Copperas Cove ISD will host the first Homecoming Parade in 64 years on Wednesday to celebrate the continued growth of Bulldawg spirit. The parade begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Cinergy Cinemas, 402 Constitution Drive, and will proceed along Manning Drive to Bulldawg Stadium. A pep rally for the community will begin shortly after the parade ends. During the rally, the underclass Homecoming Court members will be crown
Copperas Cove Homecoming Parade canceled (opens the original)
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Update: The parade has been canceled due to weather concerns, school officials said. Copperas Cove ISD will host the first Homecoming Parade in 64 years on Wednesday to celebrate the continued growth of Bulldawg spirit. The parade begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Cinergy Cinemas, 402 Constitution Drive, and will proceed along Manning Drive to Bulldawg Stadium. A pep rally for the community will begin shortly after the parade ends. During the rally, the underclass Homecoming Court members will be crown
Now at CTC, Hodge forges life of service, leadership and opportunity (opens the original)
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KILLEEN â For William Hodge, service has always been about more than a job. It is a commitment to helping others, creating opportunities and preparing people for what comes next. That commitment began with his military service and continues today through his work at Central Texas College. Hodge served in the United States military from 1993 to 2001, joining to serve his country and build a foundation of discipline, structure and purpose. His military occupational specialties were 88M and Yeoma
Dump truck overturns in south Killeen, damaging utility lines (opens the original)
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A dump truck overturned and damaged utility lines Monday morning on Chaparral Road and Trimmier Road, according to a news release by the city of Killeen. âThe damaged lines have been severed, and residents and businesses in the area may experience service disruptions or outages,â according to news release sent shortly after 10 a.m. Monday. âAt this time, the full extent of the impact and the estimated timeline for service restoration are unknown.â The Killeen Fire Department and Killeen
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