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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kdhnews.com | Dave Miller
By By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer The city of Harker Heights may soon change the way it handles economic development. The City Council heard a preliminary presentation Tuesday about moving to a new economic development model in which the council and chamber of commerce - and not the city's economic development corporation - are the key actors.
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kdhnews.com | Dave Miller
By By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer HARKER HEIGHTS - The Harker Heights City Council heard a preliminary presentation Wednesday about updating the city's economic development efforts, and doing away with the city's economic development corporation in the process. In a brief presentation, City Manager David Mitchell noted that the city established an EDC in 1997 as a tool to assist the city in instances where infrastructure dollars were needed for a project.
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kdhnews.com | Dave Miller
By By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer Last week's announcement that Fort Cavazos would be reverting back to its original name - Fort Hood - was met with some mixed emotions in the local community. No doubt, some residents were glad to see Fort Hood coming back. After all, it had been the post's name for more than 80 years (though it was Camp Hood for the first eight) before the name was changed in 2023.
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kdhnews.com | Dave Miller
More than 60% of respondents to last week's KDH online poll don't think Killeen's new EDC president will be successful in bringing new businesses to the city. Barry Albrecht was hired recently to head up Killeen's Economic Development Corporation.
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kdhnews.com | Dave Miller
By By Dave Miller | Herald staff writer The Harker Heights City Council took on a half-dozen issues involving land use Tuesday, from rezoning several small parcels to approval of a plat for a new 12-acre subdivision. The council also voted to relinquish the city's platting approval for land in its extraterritorial jurisdiction to Bell County in a cost-saving move.
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