Dave Miller
Deputy Managing Editor and Opinion Page Editor at Killeen Daily Herald
I'm deputy managing editor for Opinion of the Killeen Daily Herald, and editor of the Harker Heights Herald. Please share your views on topics of interest.
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4 days ago |
kdhnews.com | Dave Miller
By By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer Killeen City Council members did more than just hear residents speak out on Tuesday - they listened to them. During a contentious public hearing on the renaming of Bunny Trail to A.L. Davis Trail, several residents addressed the council and told of the hardships the renaming would place on them.
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4 days ago |
kdhnews.com | Dave Miller
By By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer A majority of respondents to a KDH online poll say they believe the tariff and trade issues impacting the global economy will have an impact locally. In the wake of recent stock market gyrations and warnings of spiking prices because of tariff and supply chain issues, a small majority of poll-takers chose answers that indicated a local impact was likely.
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1 week ago |
kdhnews.com | Dave Miller
HARKER HEIGHTS - The Harker Heights City Council heard a presentation on strategies for the city's economic development during a Tuesday workshop. Two representatives from TIP Strategies shared a multifaceted plan to attract commercial business to Harker Heights.
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1 week ago |
kdhnews.com | Dave Miller
By By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer The rejection of a $155 million bond issue for a new city hall should come as no surprise to Killeen officials. Despite a city-funded effort to educate potential voters about the need for a new city hall facility, public sentiment has trended against the bond since it was officially announced in February.
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1 week ago |
kdhnews.com | Dave Miller
In the week leading up to the Killeen bond election, the KDH online poll asked readers whether the $155 bond election for a new city hall should be approved. Nearly eight in 10 respondents chose the two "no" answers in the poll, which ended at 3 p.m. Saturday.
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