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Hot Off the Press!
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.
III Armored Corps and Fort Cavazos officials recognized three new Good Neighbors of the local community who have greatly impacted the quality of life of Soldiers and their families at the Great Place during the Good Neighbor dinner Thursday night at the Lone Star Conference Center.
The Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce is welcoming a professional document writing service, Johnny on the Spot, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony later this week. The event will take place at Johnny on the Spot’s new location — 1711 E. Central Texas Expressway, Suite 201F, in Killeen — at 2:30 p.m. Friday.
A new Panda Express in Killeen hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony along with opening its doors to the public on Wednesday.
Priority Charter Schools opened its doors at 405 S. Second St. in north Killeen in August but waited until Tuesday for a ribbon-cutting at the newest campus in their district.
There’s a new Panda Express opening in Killeen Wednesday and an official ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Killeen Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Wednesday.
he City of Killeen’s Development Services’ Division of the Downtown Revitalization program has won the Texas Downtown Achievement award for the Best Economic Game Changer!
The City of Killeen’s Development Services’ division of the Downtown Revitalization program has won the Texas Downtown Achievement award for the Best Economic Game Changer, the city announced.
To determine the most affordable college towns, WalletHub evaluated 415 cities of various sizes that had a college or university population of at least 7,500 students. Several factors were used to rank the cities, including housing costs; monthly fitness club fees; the average price of pizza, burgers, movies and bowling; and the cost of higher education.
More Halloween and fall festivals have been announced in the Killeen-Fort Cavazos area. Here is the latest: