Salado’s Pocket Music Series will continue on May 14 with music at Barrow Brewing Company on Royal Street and at the 1860 Shop located at 33 N. Main St.
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Salado’s Pocket Music Series will continue on May 14 with music at Barrow Brewing Company on Royal Street and at the 1860 Shop located at 33 N. Main St.
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Many, if not most, Texas residents are astonished at the diversity of wildlife that inhabits this great state of ours. The vast majority of the hundreds of varieties of fauna that reside here are not easily recognizable to most Texans. However, there is a “big-eared” fellow is so familiar to most everyone that even a professional hockey team in west Texas has donned the name based on it, and that animal is the well-known Black-tailed Jackrabbit.
Love trains? Celebrate National Train Day on Saturday, May 14th at the Railroad & Heritage Museum (315 West Avenue B) in downtown Temple.
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(Temple, TX) – The 8th Annual Battle of Temple Junction Civil War Reenactment will bring history to life during a three day event at the Texas Early Day Tractor and Engine Association Show Grounds (1717 Eberhardt Road) in Temple from May 20-22.
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For cattle in Texas, the most damaging insect pest is the horn fly. Research has shown that a calf infested with more than 200 horn flies will gain 15 to 50 pounds less than normal from birth to weaning and sale (about 4 to 6 months). Horn flies can also reduce milk production in dairy cows by up to 20 percent.
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Early voting for political party primary runoff races will be 7 a.m.-7 p.m. May 16-20 in six Bell County locations.
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The assets of the Village of Salado have exceeded its liabilities by $3.3 million for the 2015 fiscal year, according to the financial audit conducted by Don Allman, CPA.
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Salado aldermen approved a $490,550 contract with Kasberg, Patrick and Associates, LP (KPA) for the final design, bidding, construction administration, special services and on-site representation for the Wastewater Treatment Plant and Effluent Pump Station and Pipeline.
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The I-35 bridge over Salado Plaza Dr. is expected to be completed by the first of June. The underpass lanes will be open at that time as well, reported Mayor Skip Blancett on May 5.
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Salado Voters returned incumbents to Village of Salado and Salado ISD positions.
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