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Harker Heights Is Hosting a Free ‘Spooky Science’ Event for Kids This Month
Harker Heights is hosting a Spooky Science event for kids! Discover event details, hands-on Halloween activities, and fun experiments for the family.
Urgent Health Notice Issued After West Nile Virus Found in Harker Heights
West Nile virus has been detected in a Harker Heights mosquito pool. Read the latest Bell County Public Health District warning and precautions.
The Harker Heights Food, Wine & Brew Festival Is Officially Back
The Harker Heights Food, Wine & Brew Festival has officially returned! Discover top local vendors, craft brews, fine wines, and live music in Central Texas.
Tia Juanita’s Brings Its Famous Cajun-Mexican Fusion to Harker Heights
Live music, Gulf Coast seafood, and Tex-Mex spice are coming to Bell County! Learn all about the new Tia Juanita's Fish Camp opening in Harker Heights, TX.
Harker Heights Is Hosting a Free ‘Cuts with Cops’ Event This Sunday
Join Harker Heights Police for 'Cuts with Cops' this Sunday! Get free haircuts, connect with officers, and support local youth.
Harker Heights Prepares for Massive Fall Return of First Fridays Music Series
Enjoy free live music at Harker Heights First Fridays 2026! Check out the lineup, dates, food trucks, and event details at Carl Levin Park.
Central Texas Native Terrance Carter Jr. Hosted Free Youth Camp in Harker Heights
Texas Tech tight end Terrance Carter Jr. is returned home to Harker Heights to hosted a free youth football camp.
Meet the Harker Heights Artist Using Digital Art to Amplify Marginalized Voices
Discover how a Harker Heights artist transforms the immigration experience into powerful digital art, amplifying untold stories and inspiring Central Texas.
Harker Heights Unveils The All-New Kern Park With A Massive Community Bash
Harker Heights is officially reopening Kern Park! Find out when the big grand reopening and Parks Bash are happening and how your family can join the fun.
Army Sergeant Major Convicted in Central Texas Abuse Case Sentenced to 25 Years
An Army sergeant major from Harker Heights has been sentenced to 25 years in prison following a major child abuse conviction.