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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.
News Channel 25
TxDOT seeks public input on proposed roundabout at US 84, Business 77 in Waco
WACO, Texas — A major Waco interchange could be redesigned to include a two-lane roundabout, with improvements being considered by the Texas Department of Transportation. TxDOT is seeking public feedback on proposed changes to the US 84 and Business 77 intersection, commonly known as the Potts Interchange, in McLennan County.
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KISD to close on day of Nidal Hasan execution
Killeen, Tx (FOX44) – Killeen ISD has announced all schools and district facilities will be closed on Thursday, December 3, the execution date for Nidal Hasan. Students and staff will not report to school or work that day. The closure also includes Manor Middle School, which is operated by Third Future Schools. The decision comes […]
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Waco officials remind residents of Veterans Day closures and changes to trash and recycling collection
Waco, TX – The City of Waco has announced changes to municipal services on Wednesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day, including office closures and a one-day delay in trash and recycling collection. Trash and recycling scheduled for Wednesday will instead be collected Thursday, November 12, while Thursday...
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Plans filed for first Bryan-area Waffle House
According to an Oct. 26 news release from the City of Bryan, a first site plan has been submitted for a new Waffle House. The restaurant would be built in West Bryan within the Rudder’s Landing development at the intersection of W. Villa Maria Road and Harvey Mitchell Parkway.
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Public meeting to seek input on University Drive safety projects
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Local transportation planners want the public to help decide which proposed crossings along University Drive should be priorities, including a roughly $200 million concept that would place traffic beneath a park-like space near Northgate. The Bryan-College Station Metropolitan Planning Organization will host a come-and-go public...
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TxDOT campaign pushes for increased awareness about pedestrian safety