BELTON â Three Bell County residents will continue to represent the county on mental health matters after being reappointed to their positions Monday.
The Bell County Commissioners Court voted unanimously Monday to continue having its three current members of the Central Counties Services board of trustees stay on for another term. The three locals will complete their current term, starting their new one in September.
The countyâs three returning representatives are Steven Wick, Rita Kelly and Dr. Adrejs Avots-Avotins.
Central Counties Services is an organization comprised of representatives from six counties and helps those with mental issues and disabilities.
âWe are all about providing services to the children and the underserved,â Avots-Avotins said. âSchools do what they can and health care facilities do what they can but many of them fall through the cracks. In particular some of these counties with small school districts and small supporting staffs
Fort Hood partners with community to feed close to 200 soldiers, military families in need
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HARKER HEIGHTS, TX â Fort hood soldiers and their families got some much needed assistance Thursday.
Dozens made their way to the Armed Services YMCA in Harker Heights to receive help with their battle against hunger.
âThe Armed Services YMCA, the Salvation Army and private donors coming together to help our military community here in Fort Hood, so itâs a hugely important day for us,â said Maj. Gen. Gerald Strickland, III Corps Deputy Commanding General, Fort Hood
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Updated: 2:20 PM CST January 20, 2021
TEMPLE, Texas The Salvation Army will deliver 300 food boxes to the Central Texas Housing Consortium at their Rose Hall location located at 107 North 9th Street in Temple on Thursday.
The Salvation Army received a very generous donation of 300 food boxes from the McLane Family at the end of 2020. With this most recent donation, we wanted to help others beyond our walls. As we looked around the community, we decided to reach out to the Central Texas Housing Consortium to assist any of their residents who may be suffering from food insecurity, Commanding Officer of The Salvation Army of Bell County Lt. David Beckham said. As Christians, our mission of faith is to help those in need, and this is a tangible way for The Salvation Army to fulfill that calling of using the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to help our neighbors.