Madeline Oden

Harker Heights is in danger of losing its contract with the Hill Country Transit Service, or HOP, after the City Council voted 3-2 on Tuesday to nix all funds for

Update: In a letter to the Harker Heights City Council, Mayor Michael Blomquist said he is vetoing the City Council's 3-2 vote earlier this week that passed the fiscal year

In a letter to the Harker Heights City Council, Mayor Michael Blomquist said he is vetoing the City Council’s 3-2 vote earlier this week that passed the fiscal year 2025

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The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) has awarded around $83 million to 40 grantees across the state in support of adult education and literacy. One of those grantees was Central Texas

Merlin was a 9-year-old black German shepherd who loved to collect rocks and play with his rubber tire toy. He was also a beloved K-9 dog who worked with the

The United Way of the Tri-County Area hosted its annual kickoff luncheon for its fiscal year 2024-2025 donation campaign on Thursday.

The ongoing dispute between the city of Nolanville and Oncor came to a close after the Public Utility Commissions of Texas (PUCT) granted Oncor’s appeal.

Hammers echoed throughout the room as families built pollinator houses at the Harker Heights city library Wednesday afternoon.

Members of the Harker Heights City Council received a presentation on an alternative public transit service during Tuesday’s workshop.