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Local vet joined the military to get out of inner-city Chicago and find a better life (opens the original)
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If you have a story to tell, or know a veteran whose story needs to be told, contact the Killeen Daily Herald at news@kdhnews.com, using the subject line âVeteran Profiles.â KILLEEN â Retired U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Lisa Marshall knew she was headed for trouble if she stayed in her hometown Chicago, Illinois. She was not exactly sure what to do after finishing high school but finally decided joining the military was her best shot at a better life. âI joined for two reasons,â said Lisa
Sip a cold one at the oldest continuously operating bar in Texas (opens the original)
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AUSTIN â Down near the University of Texas campus in Austin sits a hotspot and local legend beer garden and restaurant that has been open continuously for 160 years, since before the modern age of electricity, before telephones, and a place where Civil War veterans could enjoy a cold beverage. Scholz Garten â known locally simply as âScholzâsâ â is located a few blocks from the state Capitol at 1607 San Jacinto Boulevard. Known as the oldest-running business in the Lone Star State, i
After difficult start to military service, Ohio native served 11 years; became Army spouse (opens the original)
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If you know of a supporting family member who deserves recognition, contact the Killeen Daily Herald at news@kdhnews.com using the subject line, âUnsung Heroes.â KILLEEN â Lajania Clark had no plans to go to college, serve in the military, or pursue a career after graduating high school in Columbus, Ohio, in 1977. She had one thing on her mind and one thing only. âThe only thing I wanted to do was just get out of my parentsâ house,â said Lajania (pronounced La-wanna), now a Killeen r
Jarrell veteran first in her family born in the U.S. (opens the original)
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Editorâs Note: If you know of a supporting family member who deserves recognition, contact the Killeen Daily Herald at news@kdhnews.com using the subject line, âUnsung Heroes.â JARRELL â Hawa NâGaojia first came to Texas to help her brother with his children when he was stationed with the U.S. Army at Fort Hood. Joining the military was never part of her lifeâs plan but after she moved to Killeen, big brother started telling her she ought to think seriously about joining the service.
Book a trip with Vanishing Texas River Cruises and explore one of the state’s most scenic waterways (opens the original)
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LAKE BUCHANAN â Explore a part of the Texas Hill Countryâs Highland Lakes System and its towering limestone cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and unique wildlife during a boat tour of Lake Buchanan and the Colorado River with Vanishing Texas River Cruises. Located near Burnet, 50 miles southwest of Killeen-Fort Hood, Vanishing Texas River Cruises has been operating since 1981 and has entertained more than 500,000 guests over the years. Along with a selection of different guided tour options, sin
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