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Curative, which has partnered with Bell County to give COVID-19 vaccinations, is opening a clinic in Temple starting Tuesday.
The new clinic is set to be located in Temple at Vista Community Church, 7051 Stonehollow Drive, and will be open from Tuesday through Thursday. Similar to the Curative clinic in Killeen opened last week, at Leo Buckley Stadium 500 N. 38th St., the Temple location will offer 1,500 vaccination appointments each week.
The clinicâs operating hours are from 8 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with Wednesday appointments ranging from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
County Judge David Blackburn said the county is currently seeing many appointments open up and the county and Curative are working together to make sure whoever wants the vaccine can get it.
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BELTON â An ordinance regulating game rooms in Bell County is moving closer to a vote after the Commissioners Court discussed the proposal Monday.
Commissioners unanimously approved posting a notice for next month regarding the proposed ordinance â the final step before it can be approved. Commissioners have discussed the ordinance for months, and received public comments and legal opinions regarding Texas law.
The vote on the ordinance, along with a final public hearing, is scheduled at 9 a.m. Monday, April 12, at the Commissionerâs Courtroom in the Bell County Courthouse, 101 E. Central Ave. in Belton.
County Judge David Blackburn said the county needed to post the meeting a month in advance, along with completing a takings impact assessment, in order to comply with state laws.