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Waco news briefs for Feb. 11, 2012
Texas State Technical College Culinary Arts Instructor Chef Kimberly Fehler will demonstrate how to create cookie bouquets and cake pops for Valentine's Day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at Collin Street Bakery, 701 N. Interstate 35 in Bellmead.
Homeless Central Texas Man Charged With Indecency With A Child
A homeless Waco-area man was jailed Monday after Bellmead police arrested him on warrants charging indecency with a child by contact.
Accused Killer Of Local Store Owner Won't Face Possible Death Penalty
Saul Medina, 28, who's charged with capital murder in the slaying of a Bellmead convenience store owner, will not face a possible death penalty when he goes on trial this spring.
Bellmead man arrested in hit-and-run incident that injured deputy
Waco police arrested a 54-year-old Bellmead man accused in a hit-and-run incident that seriously injured an off-duty McLennan County sheriff's deputy walking in Cameron Park.
Former Judge's Son Arrested For Hit And Run That Injured Local Deputy
On Tuesday investigators found the truck matching the description of the one involved in the hit and run at a home in Bellmead.
Felon sentenced to life in prison for dollar store robbery
A three-time convicted felon who authorities say robbed three stores in 11 days was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday in the robbery of a Dollar General store.
Police Report Impounding Truck that May Have Hit Deputy
A tip from a citizen led Waco police Tuesday night to a pick up truck that could be the one involved in a hit-and-run accident that left a sheriff's deputy hospitalized.
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Gerardo Marti, the L. Richardson King associate professor of sociology at Davidson College, will present a free, public lecture, "Have You Seen Our Gospel Choir? Worship, Music and the Integration of Races in Multiracial Churches," at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in Bennett Auditorium at Baylor University.
Parkside Village site developer faces challenges
The proposed 150-unit Barron's Branch project is among 10 projects in this region competing for low-income housing tax credits, and state officials said there may be enough money for only one winner.
25 years after annexation, No Man's Land' still in disarray
When she moved in 1989 to the Bellmead neighborhood known as Lincoln Park, she could see that dilapidated houses were coming down, street signs were going up and some gravel streets were being paved.
O'Neal is described as white, 5'9" with brown hair and eyes. He also has a beard and mustache.
Highway 31 widening causing problems for nearby residents
Several Axtell residents say the widening of State Highway 31 through their area has altered the terrain, leaving some properties prone to flooding.
LETTERS: Readers argue against super PACs, defend Bellmead and question rising gas prices
The Tribune-Herald 's Jan. 11 editorial on Super PACs ["What gives?"] demanded that political action committees be held accountable and report in a timely manner their donation sources.
Police look into theft of Confederate flag
Hayden Moody, chaplain of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Chapter 129, said the 4-by-6-foot flag, valued around $75, was removed Sunday night from the site, which is between the Days Inn and the Country Inn Suites on the west side of the interstate in Bellmead.
Bellmead to send out revised tax bills
Bellmead residents soon will get new property tax bills in the mail, as the city works to implement a lower tax rate approved by voters.
Bellmead residents reject tax increase in rollback election
Bellmead residents rejected a property tax increase Saturday, voting 218 to 181 against keeping a higher tax rate adopted by the city council.
Lott man arrested on charges related to Christmas Eve car chase
Chase Colton Goeke, 22, of Lott, was arrested Thursday on warrants alleging aggravated assault and evading arrest with a vehicle in connection with a Christmas Eve car chase in Bellmead.