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Also on today's calendar: Temple's Health & Wellness Expo.
Today's riddle: Why did the turtle cross the road ? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Temple Police search for suspect in shooting at apartment complex (kxxv.com) — Temple police are investigating an early-morning shooting at an apartment complex on Marlandwood Road that sent one person to the hospital but is not believed to be life-threatening. Officers say the victim went to check on a noise upstairs when a suspect emerged from an open apartment door, fired a handgun, and ran away. Anyone with information is urged to contact Temple PD or Bell County Crime Stoppers.
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2. Bell County sheriff asks for help ID'ing suspect in Temple indecent exposure case (kwtx.com) — Bell County sheriff’s investigators are asking Temple-area residents to help identify a man accused of indecent exposure after he allegedly approached a woman near West Adams Avenue and then drove off. Deputies released a description of the suspect and his red or maroon Chevrolet Cruze-style vehicle, and they’re encouraging anyone with tips or similar experiences in Temple to contact the sheriff’s office or local law enforcement.
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3. Central Texas residents testify at state capitol on data center water (kxxv.com) — Temple residents Joe and Sarah Royer, who lead the Stop Temple Data Centers group, traveled to the state capitol to press lawmakers about how much water data centers use and how they’re regulated. They joined more than 100 Texans in a packed hearing where agencies admitted they lack solid data, and legislators debated how to balance tech growth with local water and environmental concerns.
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4. Conservation Planning Helps Texas Landowners Protect Every Acre (gilmermirror.com) — From its base in Temple, the Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board is helping landowners statewide create customized Water Quality Management Plans to protect soil and water while keeping farms productive. If you own or work land near Temple, these voluntary plans can address erosion, runoff, and water quality, and may open doors to cost-share funding for conservation projects.
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5. AMPulse Asia: Major Funding Rounds Lead APAC 3D Printing Market Roundup (3dprint.com) — A new Temple plant for SeAH Superalloy Technologies is slated to begin commercial production of advanced nickel superalloy powders in late 2026, with capacity for 6,000 tonnes a year. While the article surveys 3D-printing news across Asia-Pacific, this Temple facility stands out as a potential boost for local manufacturing jobs and the region’s role in high-tech materials.
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