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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By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
Finding a place to live or work in downtown Temple should be easier due to Hawn West, a mixed-use development, now accepting leases.
By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
A Salvation Army of Bell County staff member answered the call to provide direct help to victims of Hurricane Helene.
The blitz is on to find people who want to make a buzz finding the pollinators, such as bees, butterflies and birds, that help provide food for animals and humans
Temple officials are preparing a $5.5 million improvement project for North Pea Ridge Road in West Temple to upgrade the roadway. Thank you for Reading!
BELTON— A new specialty court in Bell County is in the works after the county accepted a $214,000 grant to address residents affected by mental health disorders.
By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
City officials set the stage for a new dining and retail complex along Interstate 35 after selling a property to a developer for $1.2 million.
By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
City officials are continuing to invest in online marketing for the city after granting a six-figure contract extension to promote Temple as a destination center.
By: Elliot Hemstreet
The future Santa Fe Community Market valued at $4 million is coming to downtown Temple to attract more people to the area after city officials gave the green light to start construction.
By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
BELTON — The Bell County Diversion Center is one step closer to opening its doors to residents after partnering with a state organization to provide on-site staff.
By: Telegram Staff, Elliot Hemstreet
West Temple business Amanda Kay Brow Studio is set to be the first tenant of new downtown Temple development Hawn West after the Temple City Council granted special permission to
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