Lifestyles
 Historic homes tour will begin with garden party Sunday, May 18, 2008 The Temple Historic Preservation League’s 2008 home tour kicks off May 24 with a “Celebrate the Neighborhood” gala garden party at the home of George and Susan Luck, 1014 N. Ninth St. More than 100 are expected for the ... read more » |
 A small case of history: CAC display looks back on 50 years Sunday, May 18, 2008 Next time you visit the Cultural Activities Center, stroll to your right as soon as you walk in. In the corner, there is a glass case filled with a few pieces of history that may help you understand the journey the CAC ... read more » |
 Model T turns 100: Car man remembers the Model T craze Sunday, May 18, 2008 Facts & Trivia - First sold: Oct. 1, 1908, for $850. - Could go as fast as 45 mph and got 25 miles to the gallon - Had a 20-horsepower, side-valve four-cylinder engine and a two-speed planetary transmission on a 10... read more » |
| Local congregation prepares to move out of cafeteria Saturday, May 17, 2008 They only have to worship in the cafeteria for two more Sundays. By June 1, the people of Belton First Church of the Nazarene will have a new church home at 1701 Sparta Road in Belton. The move is cause to celebrate, s... read more » |
| Pastor plans messages of hope for families Saturday, May 17, 2008 Family matters. “They’re important. We should devote time, effort and attention to our families,” said Martin Knox, pastor at First Baptist Church in Temple. “And when there’s matters - err - problems that come up, we s... read more » |
 Historic preservation league’s 2008 tour of homes Sunday, May 11, 2008 IF YOU GO: When: 1-5 p.m. May 25 Tickets: $12 in advance available at Paperdoodles, 1401 S. 31st St.; Blue Bonnet Café, 705 S. 25th St.; Callie’s House, 1918 W. Ave. H; and Fountain of Beauty, 2001 S. 57 St. Gala: “Ce... read more » |
| New KTB director will build on Temple’s strengths Sunday, May 11, 2008 Keep Temple Beautiful has announced that Tanya Gray has been selected as its new executive director. She was the director of Equal Business Opportunity in Jackson, Miss., where she was responsible for improving the econ... read more » |
 Quilt repair seams history with hobby Sunday, May 11, 2008 IF YOU GO WHAT: Program by Joan N. Northen, quilt preservationist and historian WHEN: noon Tuesday WHERE: 219 King Circle, Temple NOTE: This is a meeting of the City Federation of Women’s Clubs -- She owns more... read more » |
 Temple woman learns a language to spread the Word Saturday, May 10, 2008 Language is no barrier for the Mormon message. The last decade has shown that Spanish speakers are among the majority of the Church’s newest members. Between 2000 and 2006, the number of Spanish-speaking congregations... read more » |
| Foundation church starts expansion project Saturday, May 10, 2008 The pews are packed with an average Sunday attendance of 220. “We’re at capacity,” said the Rev. Ryan Kiblinger about Foundation United Methodist Church at Lakewood. Increasing attendance is good news, not, Kiblinger s... read more » |
 Soldier mom nominated as ‘America’s Favorite’ Sunday, May 4, 2008 Capt. Rosanna Vasquez-Brown is a mom just like any other. She’s hardworking, loving and giving and never thinks twice about the sacrifices she’s had to make. And tomorrow she will get what every mom deserves - a little ... read more » |
 Temple art professor adds color to history Sunday, May 4, 2008 They’re both dead, but the story of Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer and foe Sitting Bull, leader of the Cheyenne tribe, isn’t over. Maps of the Battle of Little Bighorn are giving new insight to the infamous brawl, sai... read more » |
 God trains man like the cowboy trains his horse Saturday, May 3, 2008 IF YOU GO WHAT: The Round Pen of Life, a Wild Horse Ministries presentation by Paul Daily WHEN: 7 p.m. Sunday and Monday WHERE: Bell County Expo Center Exhibition Hall NOTE: Admission is free but a love offering will... read more » |
| Jazz it up with herbs Sunday, April 27, 2008 Herbs are tiny, but they’re packed with flavor. They’re the stuff that chefs rely on to give their masterpieces an exotic punch and intoxicating aroma. And, as TV chef Rachael Ray is fond of saying, “Fresh is best.” S... read more » |
 Man finds more than roots in childhood: Memory inspires him to teach young gardeners Sunday, April 27, 2008 Grandpa was the gardener. He knew what to plant where and when, and he knew how the big shovel worked. The little boy’s only job was to follow his grandpa and drop a seed in each hole new hole. “What a feeling it gav... read more » |
