Dave Miller
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With possible city manager hiring next week, poll's results reveal skepticism (opens the original)
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Killeen City Council members may choose a new city manager to succeed retiring City Manager Kent Cagle as soon as next week. However, as the council moves forward with the hiring process, a recent KDH News poll found that only 18% of respondents are optimistic about the group of finalists for the job. Council members met with the four finalists for the position during a meet-and-greet last week and interviewed them for the job the following day. The city councilâs next meeting is on Oct. 8. Th
Heights council to consider two items in short meeting (opens the original)
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The Harker Heights City Council is scheduled to consider reappointing a municipal judge and hear a presentation regarding use of a city building during a brief meeting Tuesday. After an executive session, the council is expected to take action regarding re-appointment of Alternate Municipal Court Judge Garland Potvin. Potvin has served in that capacity since 2017. In other action, the council will receive and discuss a presentation from the American Veterans Mission regarding a proposal for the
Heights council to consider two items in short meeting (opens the original)
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The Harker Heights City Council is scheduled to consider reappointing a municipal judge and hear a presentation regarding use of a city building during a brief meeting Tuesday. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was an error processing your request. Stay ahead of the curve with instant alerts on the most urgent and impactful breaking news as it happens. Sign up to receive the latest breaking news delivered to your email inbox.
Heights council hears presentation on livestreaming meetings (opens the original)
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HARKER HEIGHTS â The Harker Heights City Council isnât ready for prime time â at least not yet. City Manager David Mitchell gave council members a presentation Tuesday on the feasibility of livestreaming council meetings. During a workshop meeting, Mitchell told the council that because of the cost involved, he favored livestreaming via audio only, but he noted that the council has the final say. Mitchell explained that the council chambers are already equipped with cameras, but they would
Power outage impacts more than 200 Heights customers (opens the original)
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More than 200 Harker Heights households endured a lengthy power outage Tuesday during the hottest part of the day. As temperatures hovered in the upper 90s Tuesday afternoon, Oncor announced a power outage in central Harker Heights, with repairs not expected to be completed until 6 p.m. As of 5 p.m., the Oncor outage map listed 242 customers affected by the outage, which may have been caused by a power line being cut by accident. The website described the cause as âpublic interference with Onc
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