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Second public meeting set for FM 973 highway plans
Officials from TxDOT and CAMPO met with residents to discuss proposed safety improvements for FM 973 between Manor and Taylor. Due to high crash rates and projected traffic growth, the agencies are studying potential expansions. A follow-up meeting regarding the Highway 79 intersection is scheduled for Thursday, November 12, at the Dickey-Givens Community Center in Taylor.
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Iconic Salado sculptor Troy Kelley passes away
Iconic Salado artist Troy Kelley passed away November 3, 2026 at Olin E. Teague Veterans’ Medical Center in Temple. Kelley was part of a vanguard of artists and visionaries in Salado in the early 1980s that included his close friends Lonnie Joe Edwards, Joe Pehoski, Darwin Britt and Don Legge, as well as Bill Jaxon, Gretchen Jackson, Ronnie Wells, Larry Prellop and Ramon Carver that shaped Salado into an art center.
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The Reserve Room Cigar Lounge Now Open Inside The Dime in Downtown Round Rock
Downtown Round Rock has a new place to slow down and light up. The Reserve Room, a cigar lounge and event center, is now open inside The Dime at 103 E. Main St. The lounge is its own business, separate from the restaurant. It opened its doors in late October and celebrated its grand opening on Saturday, Nov. 7.
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Lady Eagles to face Davenport in state semi-final
Salado Lady Eagles will face Davenport Lady Wolves in the 4A Div. 1 State Semi-Finals after dominating the Bellville Brahmenettes for the Region III Championship Nov. 10. They will face each other at 4 p.m. Nov. 14 at the Littleton Gymnasium-Blossom Athletic Center, 12002 Jones Maltsberger Rd., San Antonio. Davenport...
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Salado’s 65th Scottish Gathering: Highland Games in the New Scottish Capital of Texas
Tartans, bagpipes, and a big milestone for Salado. The town is celebrating 65 years of the Scottish Gathering and Highland Games—and its new designation as the Scottish Capital of Texas. Salado Museum and College Park board members KD Hill and Pamela Anderson share the history behind the event, what families can expect over the multi-day festival, and why this Scottish celebration has become such an important tradition for the entire community, whether you have Scottish roots or not.