The Central Texas city of Temple is located in Bell County, between Austin and Waco. Founded as a railroad town in 1881, Temple was named for Bernard Moore Temple, an engineer and surveyor for the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company that established the town. Currently, Temple is known as the "Wildflower Capital of Texas".
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The location and hours of operation for the city's administrative offices are listed on its official web site. Other resources include a schedule of meetings, agendas, and a city calendar, access to various forms and public documents, and a guide to public and community services. Various registrations can be made from the site, as well as paying tickets, fines, and utility bills..
http://www.templetexas.us/
Offering Chinese cuisine, the dining facility is located on Airport Road in Temple, Texas. Its menus are published, along with its catering and banquet services, testimonials, directions to the restaurant, and hours of operation.
http://www.dynastychineserestaurant.com/
Law Office of Katie L. Gomez, PLLC
Public defenders often handle a large number of cases at a time, and many criminal defense lawyers in private practice operate the same way. A large caseload pressures the attorney to resolve the case quickly or miss important details to the client’s detriment. The Law Office of Katie L. Gomez, PLLC, doesn’t operate that way. Its legal team recognizes that there is a human being behind every case whose life can be significantly impacted by the charges they are facing. Contacts are provided.
https://www.templecriminaldefense.com/
The web edition of the Temple Daily Telegram, a print newspaper in Temple, Texas, offers news and sports stories, classifieds, and other features. Advertising and subscription information are available on the site.
http://www.tdtnews.com/
Temple Economic Development Corporation
TEDC is a non-profit corporation that works in concert with the City of Temple to strengthen relationships, build partnerships, and provide solutions to encourage businesses to choose Temple as a business location. Its site includes a comprehensive profile of the community, including interactive maps showing development areas and potential business properties.
http://www.choosetemple.com/
Temple, Texas Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber is a business association of voluntary members and professional staff who sponsor and promote community development programs to enhance the economic, civic and cultural well being of the area. An overview of the chamber is offered, along with a calendar of programs and events, business directory, and information on economic development.
http://www.templetx.org/
