Walter Lanier

On Monday afternoon, Killeen Daily Herald’s City Government reporter Kevin Limiti talks with Mayor Debbie Nash-King about agenda items and other community concerns ahead of the city council meeting.

Killeen Housing Authority Board Members Justin Hartsfield, Gabriel Montalvo, Ebony Jackson, Bruce Whiteside, and private consultant Cinda Hayward discuss allowing the Central Texas Council of Governments to take over all

Great Pyrenees Tuk races back and forth to owner Franklin Jackson on their front lawn Wednesday afternoon.

Killeen Housing Authority Board member Bruce E. Whiteside talks to the Killeen Daily Herald Thursday afternoon about the lack of information provided to and possible amongst other KHA board members and outside entities.

Bruce E. Whiteside visits the Killeen Daily Herald facility to discuss a confrontation with a citizen at Killeen City Hall and provide an update on the Killeen Housing Authority.

Giving Thanks Luncheon offers senior members entertainment, a Thanksgiving meal, and an opportunity to commune with others at the Killeen Civic and Conference Center on Thursday morning.

As they are annually, dining facilities — also known as warrior restaurants — on Fort Cavazos were decked out Tuesday in themed decorations, complete with ice sculptures, during the post's annual competition ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

In a news release Monday from the Killeen Economic Development Corporation, officials announced the upcoming opening of a new family entertainment center which plans to offer local jobs to Killeen-area residents. Area 254 will be opening soon at 901 S. Fort Hood St. and will hold a job fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Inside, the center will feature bowling, two-story laser tag, roller skating, arcade games, karaoke, and a 30-tap self-pour beer and wine station.

Students from seven Milwaukee public schools attend a special viewing of “Black Panther” and reflection session at the Marcus North Shore Cinema in Mequon, Wis., in March 2018. Officials with the Milwaukee Public Schools Department of Black and Latino Male Achievement, which partnered on the event with Ald. Khalif Rainey, discussed the importance of the students being able to see a positive narrative about Black men, created mostly by Black directors and actors. (Courtesy of Milwaukee Public Schools)

Anderson County community members support new mother with rare and severe health condition