Elliot Hemstreet is a journalist based in Temple, Texas. He writes for the Temple Daily Telegram and Killeen Daily Herald, focusing on local news and events in the Temple area. Elliot's articles cover a range of topics including community development, government decisions, and local events.
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Elliot Hemstreet's focus seems to center around local news, including government announcements, housing development, community events, and business openings. His coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on event coverage and press releases.
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The city of Temple is holding a site dedication Thursday for the relocation of a historical landmark that remembers a significant battle between the Texas Rangers and several Native American tribes.
By: Elliot Hemstreet, Telegram Staff
BELTON — Drivers on Elm Grove Road in Belton past the Lampasas River will be pumping their breaks soon after the Bell County Commissioners Court approved slower speed limits in
By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
BELTON — Local philanthropists Elizabeth and Drayton McLane Jr. were awarded honorary doctorate of humanities degrees by the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor for their contributions to the university.
By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
BELTON — Bell County Precinct 3 Place 1 Justice of the Peace Keith Reed is stepping away from the bench after 50 years in criminal justice. Rosanne Fisher, elected as
By: Elliot Hemstreet, Telegram Staff
The city of Temple is spending more than $1 million in technology upgrades for various city departments including a major information technology update throughout all city buildings.
By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
Retired U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Sam Turk had never been to the Bird Creek Indian battleground site in Temple, but his second great-grandfather, Capt. John Bird, was there more than
By: Elliot Hemstreet, Telegram Staff
BELTON — A yellow brick road inside the 146th District Court at the Bell County Justice Center welcomed eight families and their newly adopted children Friday morning.
By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
BELTON — Rosanne Fisher is the new justice of the peace for Precinct 3, Place 1 in Bell County.
By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
The 2024 Texas Music Series is coming to a close at the Azalee Marshall Cultural Event Center in Temple, but a new trio of concerts are just around the corner
By: Elliot Hemstreet, Telegram Staff
BELTON — The Bell County Commissioners Court officially recognized a new growth spurt from the Nolanville Fire Department and a recent move from Central Bell County Fire & Rescue.
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