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Baylor Scott & White's Temple campus to expand with new beds, surgical suites, children's hospital upgrades (opens the original)
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TEMPLE, Texas (KXXV) — Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in Temple is undergoing a major expansion that will add beds, surgical suites, imaging technology and updated facilities across its campus, including McLane Children's Hospital and its College of Medicine. Greg Haralson, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple and Central Texas Regional president, said the growth is necessary to meet the region's increasing healthcare demands. "That ability to not only grow immediately but have shel
Temple Fire Department upgrades stations as population expected to grow by almost 28,000 next decade (opens the original)
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TEMPLE, Texas (KXXV) — The Temple Fire Department is planning multiple upgrades across its stations as the city prepares for significant population growth over the next decade. Fire Station 2 is currently under construction, with Station 4 construction scheduled to begin in November and last for one year. Fire Station 7 is awaiting renovations, which will begin alongside the new Fire Station 9 is added. TFD public information officer, Santos Soto, said growth is putting pressure on the departmen
Central Texas College opens new cyber range to train students for growing cybersecurity workforce demand (opens the original)
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KILLEEN, Texas (KXXV) — Central Texas College has launched a new cyber range, giving students hands-on experience in cybersecurity as demand for trained professionals continues to grow across the state and nation. The cyber range was funded through a $20,000 Carl D. Perkins federal grant and a $50,000 investment from the college. Students built the servers themselves, which helped reduce the overall cost of creating the facility. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate the official launc
Killeen nonprofit pitches new overnight shelter model focused on purpose, job training, and healing (opens the original)
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KILLEEN, Texas (KXXV) — Killeen's only overnight shelter is set to close at the end of the year due to a lack of city funding, and a local nonprofit is stepping up to fill the gap — if the city gives its approval. Armor of God, a nonprofit that provides resources for people experiencing homelessness, is proposing a new shelter off of Rancier and Medical Drive. The facility would house 44 people, with space for families, and offer meals, daily community service, mental health support, and Bible a
Temple council approves Rowan data center tax break, $38M investment deal after months of push back (opens the original)
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TEMPLE, Texas (KXXV) — Temple City Council voted to approve a tax abatement and a series of development requirements for the final planned project from Rowan Digital Infrastructure, as neighbors continued to voice concerns about the impacts on the community. At the September 17 meeting, the council approved several items related to current and future data center development in Temple, addressing development requirements, infrastructure responsibilities, and restrictions on the use of the city's
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