 HHFD 911 runs could be safer, quickerHarker Heights is a step closer to having a traffic pre-emption system that helps make intersections safer when fire engines and ambulances go through them. The city council at its meeting Tuesday authorized City Manager Steve Carpenter to sign an agreement between the city and the state to purchase, install and maintain the system on state property. The system uses GPS locat... Read more |
Clean sweep
On May 14, all 3 Harker Heights entries at UIL State Track & Field Meet earn...
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