Larry Causey is a reporter for the Temple Daily Telegram, focusing on local news in Temple, Texas. He also writes for the Killeen Daily Herald. Larry covers a variety of topics, including community events, small businesses, concerts, and weather updates in Central Texas.
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Larry Causey's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, community gatherings, and seasonal activities with an emphasis on family-oriented content. Given this focus, individuals or organizations seeking to reach out to Larry should consider providing information about upcoming local events, unique community initiatives, heartwarming stories related to families and relationships, cultural celebrations or human interest stories that cater to the Temple area in Texas.
Moreover, topics related to outdoor activities and veteran recognition are also likely to align well with his coverage themes. When reaching out to Larry for potential coverage opportunities or pitches keep in mind that he is centered around specific geographic areas within Texas such as Temple and Central Texas.
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By: Larry Causey
The annual “Best of the Wurst” meal Sunday at Covenant Lutheran Church looked like a smash hit. Takeout was available, but most people ate in the church cafeteria.
By: Larry Causey
The room was humming harder Saturday afternoon at BJ’s Brewery Tasting Room, 602 E. Central Ave., for Paws and Pints, a polio fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Temple-South.
By: Larry Causey
BELTON — About 150 children dived into science, technology, engineering and mathematics Saturday at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton.
Now that the sparring is over, we will hopefully get to see who is still standing after the local elections.
By: Larry Causey
BELTON — About 150 children dived into science, technology, engineering and mathematics Saturday at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton.
By: Larry Causey
SALADO — The three-day 63rd Scottish Gathering and Highland Games hit its stride with many activities Saturday on the grounds of Thomas Arnold Elementary, 575 Salado School Road.
By: Larry Causey
BELTON — A packed house Friday night at the Bell County Museum in Belton gave a warm welcome to retired Air Force Col.
About 100 U.S. flags were burned in a flag retirement ceremony Saturday morning behind VFW Post No. 1820, 3302 Airport Road in Temple.
By: Larry Causey
BELTON — To the beat of a tom-tom, children scampered about and played games Saturday on the front lawn of the Bell County Museum during “Journey into the Past: A
By: Larry Causey
BELTON — Just Between Friends closed out its three-day fall sale Sunday afternoon at the Cadence Bank Center in Belton.
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