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The Bell County Water Conservation and Improvement District No. 3 issued a precautionary boil-water order on Tuesday for customers in a Nolanville neighborhood.

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Home nationally have sold at a very high rate while locally very few homes are available for purchase. Michael DeHart, the association executive for the Fort Hood Area Association of Realtors, tried to explain why the housing market is where it is in the Killeen-Fort Hood area. “The biggest issue in the current market is that there are not enough houses for sale. This results in multiple offers for each house, often driving the cost up,” DeHart said. “There are currently 95 homes active in the MLS (Multiple Listing Service). Of those, 32 are priced at $200K or more.” On to...

Smoke is currently billowing from a controlled burn in the southern part of Nolanville. Police Chief Michael Hatton said the controlled burn is for Phase 9 of the Bella Charca housing development. The Bella Charca subdivision is south of Interstate 14 and southeast of Nolanville Elementary School. The fire may be put out temporarily as wind speeds are forecast to increase. When the wind reduces to within allowable speeds, Hatton said the fire will likely be re-lit.