Temple High News Today

The Skinny Chef is celebrating his 10th year in business. Adam Yauk, creator of Chef Flaco’s salsas and hot sauces, will celebrate the milestone Saturday night at Weird Doughs in

Brad Dusek, one of the most iconic figures in the history of Temple High sports, died Monday after a six-year battle with ALS his family announced. He was 73.

Temple ISD will resume classes for most of its student population today after the district was forced to shutter its facilities in the wake of weather-related damages from a tornado

Editor’s note: One in a five-part, daily series on the Temple Public Library.

Temple High School junior Megan Ortiz has been selected for the 2024 QuestBridge College Prep Scholar program.

Two Temple Daily Telegram columnists were honored Saturday by the Texas Managing Editors for their respective columns on Central Texas personalities, history and local sports.

The neon lights of Broadway will be shining brightly on the Cultural Activities Center Stage on Friday as Temple High’s two show choirs put on their annual salute to musicals.

The auction runs to the end of February. All the proceeds will go back to building some more homes at Temple High School.

The Temple Civic Theatre has outgrown its current building and has expressed its need for more space with the city of Temple and its various consultants, TCT Artistic Director Natasha

Some health-conscious folks like to start the day with a brisk morning jog. Others — such as Mary Olinger — take their running far more seriously.