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Annual market day fundraiser draws people to Moffat (opens the original)
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MOFFAT â Traffic started to pick up by midmorning Saturday at the Moffat Community Center Association annual market day fundraiser, with more than 30 vendors offering arts and crafts, home decor, baked goods and what not. 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 deli
My Quinces Expo was the place to be Sunday in Temple (opens the original)
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What with DJ music, damsels in wedding gowns, dress boutiques, photographers and florists, My Quinces Expo made the Frank W. Mayborn Civic and Convention Center, 3303 N. Third St., the place to be on Sunday afternoon. 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
Party time: Dogs enjoy outings to Temple, Belton water recreation facilities (opens the original)
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Sometimes a dog's life looks like a party. For the most part, that's the way if was Saturday morning at two different places â Lions Junction Family Water Park, 5000 S. Fifth St. in Temple and Harris Splash Pad, 312 N. Alexander St. in Belton. By mid-morning, Lions Junction was pretty much of a madhouse, with dogs running in and out of the water and dashing through the crowd of owners and onlookers. Technically, the humans were allowed to wade up to their knees, but poop being a factor, not to
Attendees stay cool shopping for hot products at Central Texas State Fair (opens the original)
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BELTON â Filled with handcrafted goods, jewelry and home décor, the Assembly Hall was the coolest place to be Sunday afternoon for the Central Texas State Fair. Set to wind up later that night at Huntington Bank Expo, 301 W. Loop 121, the four-day fair featured live music, bull riding, a carnival and a demolition derby. It also had a wealth of vendors. âWicked Wicks of the Southâ is what Denise Camp of College Station calls her candles and wax melts. Itâs all homemade in her kitchen and
Museum exhibit tells story of Chisholm Trail in Bell County (opens the original)
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BELTON â The story about months of long hours in the saddle, navigating rough terrain and wrangling thousands of cattle for hundreds of miles is part of a new display at the Bell County Museum. The permanent outdoor exhibit, "Up the Chisholm Trail," relays a significant era of American and Texas history. âWe basically wanted to tell the story of the Chisholm Trail,â said Mikaela Young, museum curator of exhibits and collections. A bronze Chisholm Trail sculpture by Troy Kelley of Salado wa
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