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It is the thespian troupe’s first musical performance since performing “Peter Pan” in 2018. General admission tickets, if purchased in advance, are priced at $10 and are available online at www.CentralTexasTickets.com. However, ticket sales will increase to $15 per ticket if purchased at the door. “Credit cards will be accepted at the door,” according to the theater program. Meanwhile, premium reserved seats, which span the auditorium’s first eight rows, are $20 and only available online. Temple ISD Superintendent Bobby Ott said he is elated for Temple High to pu...

Tauranga house prices reach record $937,000, Rotorua $630,000 16 May, 2021 06:00 PM 6 minutes to read Is the boiling property market starting to simmer? Photo / File Tauranga and Rotorua are topping the charts with more property sales than any other district in the region for the past few months. But is the boiling property market starting to simmer down? Bay of Plenty agents say although multi-offers and low-interest rates still exist the rush to buy property is easing and there was "definitely a change in the air". As listings tighten people were waiting to list their pro...

Real estate career proving popular post-Covid-19-lockdown 1 May, 2021 02:00 AM 7 minutes to read Carlos Del la Varis, 22 from Eves Gate Pā. Photo / Supplied The Covid-19 lockdown has provided the keys to unlock a career in real estate for aspiring agents, with more Bay men and women in their 20s keen to enter the profession. Changing work circumstances and a profession fuelled by a "hot" real estate market could be attracting more people to the property industry, the Real Estate Authority says. NZME spoke to four agents in their 20s who switched careers, with one saying lo...

Although the University Interscholastic League accepted 249 entries for its One-Act Play competition from schools with a 6A classification, just eight teams are left competing for the state title. On Saturday, Temple High’s UIL One-Act Play team became one of the “elite eight” to advance to the 6A state meet — the fifth time the troupe has advanced to the state-level contest in its last six entries. “I think (the regional meet) was their best performance yet as of yet,” Natasha Tolleson, Temple High’s head theater director, told the Telegram. “Everythin...