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Temple H-E-B locations give away 400 reusable bags to customers on Earth Day - Vimarsana News

Temple H-E-B locations give away 400 reusable bags to customers on Earth Day

At least 400 bags were given away at each participating H-E-B location around Texas on Monday. Since 2008, H-E-B has given out three million reusable bags.

Source: kxxv.com
Temple approves first phase of neighborhood sign plan costing more than $847,000 - Vimarsana News

Temple approves first phase of neighborhood sign plan costing more than $847,000

Highlighting Temple’s various existing neighborhoods has been a key part of the city’s plans over the past four years.

Temple launches food waste program to promote greener community - Vimarsana News

Temple launches food waste program to promote greener community

Temple, Texas residents can pick up a free bin from the city to dispose of food waste, which the city says will reduce food waste and methane emissions.

Source: kcentv.com
Community service: Volunteers tackle projects at Temple veterans' site | Region - Vimarsana News

Community service: Volunteers tackle projects at Temple veterans' site | Region

Temple resident Bill Atterberry loves the sense of community that he and his neighbors have been building in the Lee Crossley Veterans Community — a series of duplexes that houses

Garden of healing: Volunteers tackle projects at Temple veterans community - Vimarsana News

Garden of healing: Volunteers tackle projects at Temple veterans community

A 300-square-foot “healing garden” was starting to take shape Saturday morning behind the community center of the Lee Crossley Veterans Community, on Honor Lane in Temple. Amber Kelley, a city of Temple stormwater specialist, said it was a joint effort by the city, Keep Temple Beautiful, Girl Scout Troop 8226 and the Un-Included Club. About 30 volunteers worked on the raised-bed garden and on planting trees. “Programs like this help the community as a whole,” Kelley said. “We’re all chipping in and helping the veterans. We’re building the planters. Theyâ€...