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City Council presents Solomon with Killeen Star Award

Joseph Solomon Sr., executive director of the Refuge Corporation, received the Killeen Star Award from Councilmember Debbie Nash-King in council chambers on Tuesday.  The Refuge Corporation was started in 1997 and is a nonprofit community service organization and outreach of The Christian House of Prayer Ministries. They aim to help strengthen and preserve families and empower the lives of adults and youth through various programs, which address their housing, health, educational, vocational, economical, mental and emotional needs.

Vote for election review process not finalized on Tuesday; total altered

When the vote was called on Tuesday evening to continue looking into municipal election issues, the six council members present pushed their button to cast their ballot. The screen inside council chambers flashed, “voted” next to every member’s name except for Councilmember Debbie Nash-King, who had left early due to a prior commitment, and Mayor Jose Segarra, who only votes when there is a tie. City Secretary Lucy Aldrich said, “There’s a tie, Mayor Segarra. You need to vote.” “I vote ‘no,’ so let’s move on,” the mayor said. “Thank you. I’m glad it was a tie.”

Killeen City Council shuts door on elections investigation, but questions remain

In the three weeks since the municipal elections ended, questions of election impropriety have lingered in Killeen. Dozens of registered voters on four city streets were put in the wrong districts on the voter rolls, at least seven cast their ballot in the wrong district, and District 4 — the race where most of the issues occurred — ended in a tie. At Tuesday’s Killeen City Council meeting City Attorney Traci Briggs delivered a presentation unveiling the city’s findings into what went wrong in the May 1 elections. It was supposed to provide clarity. It was supposed to provide closure. Instead, it raised new questions, including how the rolls didn’t match the number of votes cast in Precinct 404 in District 4 and who determined the limited scope of questions.

Killeen leaders consider flying Juneteenth flag at City Hall, but could that open Pandora s box ? | Local News

Killeen leaders consider flying Juneteenth flag at City Hall, but could that open Pandora s box ? | Local News
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