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105 new Bell COVID-19 cases added as deaths remain at 188 - Vimarsana News

105 new Bell COVID-19 cases added as deaths remain at 188

The Bell County Public Health District identified 105 COVID-19 cases on Friday, as active cases reached 2,903 — a day after Health District Director Amanda Robison-Chadwell said the county took

Bell: Two Temple men, Killeen woman die from coronavirus - Vimarsana News

Bell: Two Temple men, Killeen woman die from coronavirus

Three more Bell County residents are reported to have died from COVID-19, as active cases dropped to 2,876 — 177 fewer than Wednesday, according to the Bell County Public Health

Bell records 4 more coronavirus deaths as toll climbs to 185 - Vimarsana News

Bell records 4 more coronavirus deaths as toll climbs to 185

Bell County registered a single-day case increase of 123 COVID-19 infections on Wednesday, as the Bell County Public Health District identified four related deaths.

Bell reports four more coronavirus deaths as toll reaches 181 - Vimarsana News

Bell reports four more coronavirus deaths as toll reaches 181

The Bell County Public Health District identified four new COVID-19 related deaths on Tuesday, as active cases reached 3,058 — three more than Monday.

'We're going to improve': Southwest Elementary focuses on student growth to beat state ratings, perceptions | Region - Vimarsana News

'We're going to improve': Southwest Elementary focuses on student growth to beat state ratings, perceptions | Region

BELTON — Vanessa Reyes wasn’t shocked when she learned her son’s school, Southwest Elementary, received a D on the state of Texas school accountability report in 2019. It made sense to her. The South Belton school, she said, lacked some basic things — such as an air-conditioned gym and additional resources for teachers and students. But Reyes knew it didn’t have the most important aspect: Parent involvement. That was something she saw at other schools, such as Sparta Elementary, where her nephew attends. “As parents, we have to be part of our kids’ school,â...