Family Owned Business Guide 2022

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Temple Daily Telegram, Temple, Texas

ZOOTYS Ser ing Cent al Texas Since the 1930’s! ZOOTYS

The Thomas Family

1401 South 31st St. in Temple’s Pecan Plaza www.zootysoftemple.com

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It’s more than just a car...

It’s about the memories you’ll make.

Garlyn Shelton BMW

Garlyn Shelton Cadillac Buick GMC

Garlyn Shelton Mazda

Garlyn Shelton Nissan

Garlyn Shelton Volvo

Garlyn Shelton Volkswagen

6006 S. General Bruce Drive Temple

5625 S. General Bruce Drive Temple

5420 Midway Dr. Temple

5620 S. General Bruce Drive Temple

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5700 SW HK Dodgen Loop Temple

254-771-0128 • www.garlynshelton.com


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Family-Owned and Operated Since 1946 4 Legs of Love has served the residents of Temple and all surrounding areas in Bell, Williamson and Mclennan counties for 3 years by providing loving, dedicated care. We are family owned and operated with twenty plus years of experience in animal services. Our well trained and dedicated staff are here to provide a fun and loving environment for your pets. One of the outstanding services we provide is long term boarding and extended hour daycare

7 days a week, which is crucial to our medical, military, fire and EMS personnel in the community. Other services offered are short term boarding and half day daycare stays along with a full-service grooming salon. Customers can visit us in person to tour our facility or check us out on our website, where you register an account and book all your needed services. We are excited for our upcoming expansion this year and opening of our new larger facility.

GREEN’S SAUSAGE HOUSE CAFE

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10 miles east of Temple on Hwy 53 • Zabcikville

254-985-2331 or 254-985-2585 Open Monday-Saturday • Closed Sunday

254-239-5307 • www.gopetluv.com • 1615 Canyon Creek Drive Suite E, Temple

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Indeco Sales, Maco Mfg. and Artcobell in 2018 B & DD Family Family Partnership Partnership consists consists ofof three threecompanies companiesininthe the educa onal furniture industry. industry. Indeco Sales, Maco Maco Mfg. Mfg.and and educa onal Indeco Sales, Artcobell. Indeco 1968 andand has has grown to Artcobell. Indeco Sales Sales was wasfounded foundedin in 1968 grown become one of the na on’s largest distributors in the K – 12 to become on of the na on’s largest distributors in the K-12 educa on educa on furniture furniture market. market. Maco Maco Manufacturing Manufacturingbegan beganinin1972; 1972; Maco produces furniture for libraries, media centers, classrooms Maco produces furniture for libraries, media centers, classroomsand and science lab labcasework. casework.Artcobell Artcobellwas was purchased family in science purchased by by thethe family in 2016 December 2016 and is a leading manufacturer of K – 12 educa onal and is a leading manufacturer of K-12 educa onal furniture. Indego furniture. Indeco Sales has showrooms and distribu on centers in Sales has DFW, showrooms and distribu centers in Lubbock, DFW,and and Lubbock, & Houton. Lee Mayson started both Indeco Sales Houston. Mays started both Indeco and His Maco, he isstarted considMaco, he Lee is considered a pioneer in the Sales industry. career ered a pioneer in the industry. His career started with Artcobell with Artcobell which was founded in 1962 by R.V. Hardegree, which but was founded 1962 R.V.back Hardegree Artcobell can in trace itsby roots to American Desk Mfg. which began but Artcobell can trace its roots back in Temple in 1927. American Desk was purchased by Artcobell in 1997. Lee Mays is commi ed to manufacturing and selling products to American desk Mfg. which began that are made in the USA. We have a in Temple in 1927. American desk was warehouse by at Artcobell 508 Cori Dr. in Belton purchased in 1997. Lee with awas wide selec on of scratch and (From Le to Right Jus n Mays, Wayne Goldston, Byron Mays, Ann Goldston, Lee Mays, Mays commi ed to manufacturdent furniture at very low You Lynn Mays, Jerry Mays, Kevin Goldston, Noah Mays) ing and selling products thatprices. are made are invited to come see our newly in the USA. Lee Mays passed away renovated showroom in Belton at 805 VPVJRTQO====NJUMMJSVOJQORS Sept. 7, 2001Avenue. at the age of 92. Buy American Made East Fourth UMR=b~ëí=QíÜ=píêÉÉí==_ÉäíçåI=qÉñ~ë Buy American made


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DON RINGLER AU AUTOMOTIVE

DON RINGLER AUTOMOTIVE

FAMILY PLAN $3,000 ADVANTAGE

Serving Central Texas Since 1979

Since the opening of Don Ringler Chevrolet, the Ringler Family has been dedicated to serving Central Texas. Throughout the years, the Ringlers’ family business continued to thrive, allowing them to open Don Ringler Toyota in 1988. Don Al Ringler and his son, Donnie, are both very involved in the success of the family business. From helping customers on the lot, to giving back to the community, they’re always ready with a smile and a helping hand. Don Ringler Chevrolet and Toyota employ over 100 local residents. They actively give back to the community with their involvement with the United Way, Ralph Wilson Youth Club, Belton Christian Youth Center, Ronald McDonald House, Bell County Youth Fair, Cultural Activities Center (CAC), numerous local school districts and booster clubs, and many more. As a long-standing part of this community, Don Ringler Chevrolet and Don Ringler Toyota are committed to giving you the best value for your dollar. That’s why they started the complimentary Don Ringler Family Plan. In addition to getting a great deal on a new Toyota or Chevrolet, you also get Loaner Cars, Key & Remote Recovery Replacement, Windshield dshield Repair, Paintless Dent Repair, Interio Interior Damage Repair, and more!

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Troy’s Auto Care 5431 U.S. Hwy 190 Belton, TX 76513 254.933.0900 www.crottyfh.com

About Us:

Debra Crotty is a 1996 graduate of the Dallas Funeral Institute. Her daughter, Jarrah Crotty-Gaskins, followed in her footsteps and graduated from the Dallas Funeral Institute in 2010. Together, they opened Crotty Funeral Home & Cremation Services in November of 2011. Since their opening they have made quite the name for themselves. Crotty Funeral Home & Cremation Services has made the cover of a national magazine for being the only motherdaughter owned and operated funeral home in the United States. They also have been chosen by Ft. Hood as their contracted funeral home since 2014. Their current facility will be undergoing major remodeling during the summer of 2022 to expand the chapel, a fellowship hall, and large parking lot to better serve their community. Debra and Jarrah provide quality, compassionate services at affordable prices and also offer comfort to grieving families through their Certified Funeral Therapy Dog, Libby. They offer preplanning, estate planning, financing, and every service is personalized.

After working with Goodyear for f 20 years, Troy opened his o shop called Troy’s Auto Care own i May 2009 with his wife Diane. in Troy’s motto is “treat the ccustomer the way you want to b treated”. In fact, sitting in be t their waiting room feels like s sitting around the kitchen table w with good people and good cconversation. Troy’s Auto Care ccan do all preventative care as well as state inspections. inspections Troy’s is an authorized Yok Yokohama dealer and can also offer any other tire brand. THE

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1818 W. Avenue M, Temple • 254-791-8769 or 254-721-0552 Monday -Friday 7:00am-5:30pm • Saturday 7:00am-11:30am

Big Krumnow’s Crumbdoughs is a small family owned donut shop in Holland, TX. We take pride in the quality of our amazing meats and sweet treats. We have a wide selection of klobasneks, breakfast bombs, traditional donuts/pastries, and signature gourmet donuts. Special orders welcomed!

LIBBY

As always, Peace, Love, & Donuts! – Jason and Natalie Krumnow Tuesday - Friday Saturday & Sunday 5am - 12pm 6am - 12pm

Jarrah & Debra Crotty

103 N Franklin Street Holland, TX 76534

254-249-0099

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The Fowler Legacy Group The Fowler Legacy Group is a Real Estate Firm headed by the president of the company, Brook Fowler, working alongside her father, Guy Fowler and her mother, Cindy Fowler. Over the years, they have sold many houses, accumulated many memorable experiences, and have become the stewards of the community in Temple by creating jobs and selling houses all over central Texas in order to establish something truly special. Guy Fowler especially has a humorous tale about how he sold a nearly unsellable house where a plane crashed many years ago.

to tell them: The planes already crashed into this house. What are the odds of it happening here?’ We were quickly able to put a ‘SOLD’ sign in front of that ‘FOR SALE’ sign. It was the talk of the town for a while.” Fowler Legacy Group’s honesty, sense of humor, and knowledge of the Central Texas area combined with years of experience in the real estate business helps their clients buy and sell real estate, using their expertise to help clients navigate the process and make the transaction as seamless and stress-free as possible.

“Several years back, there was a plane that crashed into a house. The owner called me and said, ‘Do you think you can sell this house?’ And I said, ‘Absolutely. I think I could sell it.’ And he goes, what are you going to tell them?’ I said, ‘I tell you what, I’m going

Lone Star Structures began as a dream for Lee and Sadie Fisher. Both of them grew up on family farms and saw firsthand the value of hard work. The desire to raise their family in a similar setting was instilled in their hearts and they set out to pursue that dream. Their vision came to fruition in 1997 with the purchase of a tract of land on US 77 between Lott and Rosebud Texas. A family friend came on board and together they designed and constructed their first building. By fall of that year production was in full swing. Today the family members are involved in the business one way or another. The Fishers are actively involved in their church and are members of Faith Mennonite Fellowship. They live and believe in the timeless and old-fashioned values of honesty, integrity and good work ethics. These values are more than mere traditions, but are a lifestyle of time honored values that in turn bless their community. These principles have earned them a reputation for having the best value and workmanship in Central Texas. Today their business continues to grow and has expanded to include various styles and options. In addition to their main location in Lott and a sales office in Temple, they also have an online store where you can shop and purchase 24/7. They invite you to join their long list of satisfied customers!

www.lonestarstructures.com Main Office - 254-583-4411 • Temple - 254-773-5400


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Green’s Sausage House

Green’s Sausage House, owned by Charles Green and his brother Marvin Green, owe their legacy to their father, Jerome Green and then-partner Jerry Beran, who started the business in 1946. Charles and his brother took over the business in 1985, and they’ve been running it ever since. “I remember when we were kids still in school” Mike Green, said as he reminisced on the past. “We actually used to come here sometimes in the morning before school. We really did make sausage. Of course, we’re always working on weekends. We’re doing things, having fun, we’re always working. But it was a good family friendly business. At the time being a kid, you don’t think it’s a lot of fun, then when you look back, it’s good memories.” Marvin Green spoke with passion about the company, his love and drive of his products being very evident.

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brother and I run it, I have a son here that is helping out with the business. And our wives (Billye and Jackie Green) are very active also.”

Most businesses don’t survive long enough to welcome a third generation. But Green’s Sausage House has been lucky enough to do just that. One of Marvin and Billye’s sons, Chad Green, joined in 2013. Charles and Jackie’s son-in-law Nick Lambert joined in 2015.

Marvin

Billye

He explained how, on the weekends, their store serves their own patented sauerkraut. He also emphasized how well his employees work together, making it one big family.

Jackie

Charles

“I’m very fortunate because I have a lot of really good employees. Running it is quite easy. Everybody does their own job. They take care of stuff. But when it gets down to it, and my

Today, Green’s offers 28 varieties of sausage, six types of bacon and various other meats and cheeses. The store offers over 100 varieties of Green’s jarred relishes, salsas, pickles, jams and jellies. The café serves up over 40 menu options for lunch and dinner, in addition to a breakfast menu. The bakery offers a daily variety of fresh baked fruit and meat kolaches, cookies, breads, cakes, and pies.

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2280 Lucius McCelvey Dr. • Temple

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Elwood Smith saw the future 50 years ago in 1972.

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200 copies and inquired as to how long it would take. To my amazement, they said I could wait for it. Not only that, I was privileged to watch them do it, and voila! In about five minutes, it was printed, wrapped and sold to me at an extremely competitive price. As I walked out the door, I remember thinking, ‘This is the future,’” Elwood says.

“I was traveling going to colleges where I was recruiting, and I always needed some copies of my materials. But back in 1972, there was no way to make a copy. You had mimeograph machines. You could make a matrix and put it on there and crank the handle, and it would kick out 50 copies. But if I wanted to give exact copies, I had to go to the local printer. When the printer said, “I’m sorry, but I can’t do 50. But I can print you 2000 at 30 bucks,’ which was expensive back then and that was very frustrating. I had to find a better way.” Everything would change for Elwood in San Antonio, where he walked into a strip mall to go print something where he saw a machine that would alter the trajectory of his life.

After that, Elwood opened his first instant printing shop, Speedy Print, in Temple.

“Early in 1972, I happened to be in San Antonio for a meeting and came

across a new business called Quick Printing. I went inside and asked for

“We have always tried to put the customer first. If buyer customer service representatives are busy and a new customer walks through the door, they are taught to speak to that customer and acknowledge their presence,” Elwood says. “I know this is a little thing, but it is a big thing to me.”

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The Ramirez name has been synonymous yno yn nonymous n onymous Ramirez, R miirez Joe Ra Joe Eddy Edd dy Ramirez, Ramirez i Rallph h H. H Ramirez Ramiire rezz Ralph with quality swimming pools, spas and service and Virginia R. Garcia. Their mission is to install in Central Texas for over 55 years. “Simply the the highest quality, best-built swimming pools Best” is not just a motto, it is reality. and spas, and offer top-notch service after the Ramirez was the first pool sale. The Ramirez reputation for company to open in Temple quality workmanship and when it was founded by the exceptional service has been late Joe R. Ramirez and his key to the company’s success. wife Helen H. Ramirez in 1967. “Our customers have been It quickly built a reputation for inspired to recommend us time quality, integrity and customer after time,” Virginia said. “It has service. That reputation has been our honor and privilege continued and grown for the tto create and transform our familyowned business. The company is owned byy Joe Eddy Ramirez, Ralph H. Ramirez, ccustomers’ backyards into their own private family paradise.” Helen H. Ramirez, Paul H.. Virginia R. Garcia & Paul H. Ramirez o

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Perry Office Plus

Perry Office Plus was founded in 1920. It was originally a printing company that transitioned into Office products and furniture pretty quickly. Back in the 70s, it was called American Printing until H.B. Macy’s parents bought the company in 1994. The legacy would continue when Macy and his wife, Lindsey, purchased the company in 2022. Starting January 1st of this year, the company focused on printing, but now they focus their business on being versatile and doing anything from printing to providing office products, office furniture, janitorial, promotional supplies, laundry supplies, kitchen supplies, and almost anything a customer would ever need. “We do a little bit of everything. Building our business has transitioned so much in the past five years. Traditional office supplies are declining

Alfred Lastovica opened his doors in 1950, in downtown Temple with the help of his wife, Joan. Once the store was running smoothly, Joan returned to her career as a registered nurse. The Lastovicas were blessed with three sons and one daughter. The boys followed in Alfred Sr.’s footsteps. Johnny’s irst day at the store was the day after his graduation from Kilgore College in 1974, where he earned his degree as a Certi­ ied Horologist and Jewelry Repairman. Alfred literally handed his son the keys to the store, and left the next day for a much needed week­ long vacation! Johnny quickly learned how to manage Lastovica Jewelers. Billy came on board in 1981, after earning his B.B.A. at Sam Houston State University as well as a degree at Kilgore in 1981, where he mastered jewelry crafting and casting. Alfred Jr. is a GIA Certi ied Gemologist in Houston. When you visit the store, you’ll also meet Johnny’s wife Diane, and Billy’s wife, Helen. The Lastovicas are experts in assisting you in the selection of that special item.

Alfred Lastovica Sr. ~ 1958

Johnny and Billy Lastovica

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with computers, and we had to pick up some other stuff to stay viable. We put a lot of effort and time into office furniture, and then we brought on janitorial supplies. Janitorial supplies and furniture are two fastest growing markets.” The Macys explained how highly they thought of their employees and much more. “We have a great group of employees here, an awesome magic team of about 48 employees. We also service counties around Bell County. What I like to reminisce about is just how long we’ve been doing this. We surround ourselves with great folks that make it easy.”


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Temple Granite Works was established in 1917. F.S. Walker, a stonecutter from Scotland, became the first of four consecutive generations to own this local family business. Temple Granite Works has been providing families with memorials for over 104 years! They are proud to continue this family owned business with previous family members F.N. Walker, Mike Morrow and now 4th generation owner Scott Walker Morrow. Our family is committed to exceptional service and quality products. We provide a variety of monuments and memorial services including monument cleaning and restoration.

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BARTEK’S PAINT & DECORATING 4311 ADAMS AVE STE 207 TEMPLE TX, 76504-3408 (254) 773-1900 WWW.BENJAMINMOORE.COM

310 S. Main Street, Downtown Temple • 254-773-5220 templegraniteworks.com

Benjamin Moore & Co, Aura, Benjamin Moore and the triangle “M” symbol are registered trademarks, licensed to Benjamin Moore & Co.

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Graduation Parties Reunions Cook-Offs Office Parties Weekend Parties Kerley’s Market has been family owned and operated for more than 60 years. Our meat case is stocked with high quality USDA approved beef, pork and chicken. Freezer packs made when ordered - NEVER FROZEN. Hamburger, sausage, & Chili meat ground fresh daily.

Custom Orders Accepted! 615 E Central Ave, Temple

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Now Open On Sundays • Join Us! Suzy Q’s is offering: • Specialty Coffee Drinks • Fresh Baked Cinnamon Rolls • Beignets & Bagels • Sandwiches • Homemade Soups

• Fresh Salads • Hamburger & Fries • Boudin Balls • Tater Tots • Desserts • And A Whole Lot More!

Unique eats you won’t find anywhere else

We can’t wait to serve you! 1401 S. 31st St. • Suite E Temple

Tues-Fri 8am-4pm Sat 8am-3pm • Sun 10am-3pm

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Our family business has had the privilege of serving Central Texas for 42 years! In 1980, we started working to make Central Texas homes, chimneys, and dryer vents safer!

Chimney Inspections & Sweeps Fireplace & Chimney Repairs Dryer Vent Cleaning Fire Extinguishers Call or Text

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www. ablestophat.com 2801 W. Avenue M Temple, TX 76504 Cottle Rylander II Bruce Lanphear

Mon - Sat 10:30am - 8:00pm Closed Sundays

254-778-4131

welcome to rylander’s best hamburgers! Rylander’s was opened in 1969 by Butch (Cottle) and Pat Rylander. In 1993, Cottle Rylander II and Bruce Lanphear took over ownership and have continued serving Temple with a full selection of delicious made-to-order menu options. Though known for their amazing burgers, Rylander’s also offers grilled chicken, fried chicken and fish sandwiches. Other items include BLT’s, fried shrimp, and chili-cheese dogs, as well as side orders of onion rings, tater tots and fries. There are even sweet delights such as fried hot lemon and apple pies, strawberry cream cheese pies and homemade shakes! Cottle and Bruce are always in the store to welcome new and returning customers. We would like to express our gratitude to our loyal customers for all of your support!

Drive-Thru & Walk-Up | Call-In’s | Dine-In

A Family Dedicated to Serving Others

64 YEARS OF SERVICE! 1958-2022

Mr. Emil Palousek began the business out of his garage at West Ave. H in Temple in 1958 under the name of Crawford Doors Sales Company. Twenty years later the business formed a corporation and changed the name to Palousek Overhead Doors, Inc. During the twenty years the location of the business changed several times from West Ave. H to West Ave. D; then to 5112 So. General Bruce Dr. and lastly in 1965 to the present location at 3304 Kegley Lane. Mr. Palousek passed away EMIL PALOUSEK, FOUNDER (1958) July 17, 1997 leaving the business to his wife, Teresa, who with son Donny continued the business together up until 2005 when Teresa retired. Since then Donny and his wife Kenna have continued the business following in the foot steps of his parents. Palousek Overhead Doors Inc. strives to give fast and friendly service, along with helping you maintain all your garage door and operator needs.

PALOUSEK Overhead Doors, Inc. 3304-B Kegley Lane

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Z Medical Aesthetics has been in business since 2007, Zsa Zsa Howell, Owner and Master esthetician, puts her heart at the core of every client. Every treatment is as individual as the person receiving it…whether that’s for a first time guest or for someone who visits routinely. Zsa Zsa believes the time spent with the client during a consultation is just as important as the treatment itself. Matching expectations with the desired result comes with not only training but with experience and passion. In a tranquil setting a client is introduced to a variety of hi-tech “regenerative” devices and products that are both transformative and nourishing. She’s been described as the “aesthetician next door” by her kind approach and gentle touch. Clients choose Zsa Zsa for her approach to anti-aging that is noninvasive, nonsurgical and non injectable. Body contouring is offered by Zsa Zsa, giving you a leg up on your own efforts of diet and exercise.

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Temple / Belton / Salado - 254.771.9933 Harker Heights / Killeen - 254.634.9020 The Floor Store is locally-owned by life-long residents Jeff and Kim Boren. Armed with an amazing staff and a great work ethic, they have built their store into a successful family-owned business dedicated to personal service, top-quality products and fair prices Their showroom is conveniently located on IH-35 and Central Avenue and boasts a beautiful array of carpet samples, ceramic tiles, vinyl, laminate and hard woods. New samples arrive often to provide Jeff & Kim Boren, Owners the most updated choices for your flooring needs. So the next time you are considering a change, call Jeff for a free estimate or come by The Floor Store and meet one of the family.

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Lonesome Pine Nursery

Twenty-seven years ago Henry and Jeanette decided they were too old to manhandle cabinets anymore. With that decision, they handed over the customcabinetry business to their son, James, and opened Lonesome Pine Nursery on the same property. “People are much nicer buying plants!” Linda Neighbors, a customer since day one, quips “Henry charged extra for these weeds!” Jeanette says, “We don’t have a business, we have one big family” and that really is how it feels at Lonesome Pine. In October 2020 Henry passed away after 52 years of marriage to Jeanette. But his legacy lives on at the nursery in a portrait that sits among the plants in the greenhouse, keeping Jeanette company in spirit during her work days.

3120 E Adams

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From simple independent living to specialized Alzheimer’s assistance and more. Delivery Available!

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AUTO body REPAIR / PAINTING “B&G has proudly served Temple/Belton and the surrounding area for over 35 years. Our motto “Your Satisfaction is Our Highest Priority” is what we look to achieve with every service we offer. Along with complete Auto Body Repair and Painting, we also offer Powder Coating services with an almost endless selection of colors and textures. We understand that you have many choices on where to have your repair work done. Thank you for choosing B&G, a local, family-owned business. God bless! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @bodyshopon31st

Mon-Thurs. 8am-5:30pm Fri. 8am-5pm

412 S. 31st Street • Temple

254-773-1141

Roy Graham, Owner

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The Mayborn family has been committed to journalistic integrity and community service in Central Texas for more than 90 years. The quote below is testament to this history of service; included as part of the newspaper’s mission statement published on the Editorial Page every day since it was founded.

“The Temple Daily Telegram is a politically independent newspaper, placing the public welfare above the interest of any party. Truth and decency are its guiding principals and its daily determination is to print the news without fear or favor.” “We have a strong commitment to the communities we serve,” said Sue Mayborn, the Telegram’s editor and publisher. “We strive daily to bring you the news that is important to your daily lives. It is our job to present the information to you fairly and accurately.” Frank Mayborn came to Temple in 1929 with his father, Ward, when they bought the Telegram. While Ward soon decided to pursue other opportunities, Frank, except for a volunteer tour of duty in WWII, made Temple his home, building and working for the betterment of Central Texas. Following Frank Mayborn’s death in 1987, his wife Sue, who had worked by his side at the newspaper for many years, assumed the roles of president, editor and publisher.

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The Telegram and the Killeen Daily Herald are two of the very few general circulation daily newspapers owned by a local individual in Texas, according to the Texas Press Association. There are 64 full- and part-time employees, a network of correspondents and photographers, and more than 40 independent contract carriers in the Telegram family who all work to deliver local news and information to a large Central Texas audience. The Telegram has expanded regional coverage through FME News Service – a joint initiative with the Killeen Daily Herald. The two newspapers also work together to produce Tex Appeal Magazine, a lifestyle publication that is delivered to the newspapers’ subscribers. Complimentary copies also are available at businesses throughout Bell County. The Telegram’s website, tdtnews.com, which attracts more than 1.2 million unique visitors a year, features local news, sports and entertainment along with an electronic version of the print edition and more than 240,000 archived articles and photos available to subscribers. The site was recognized as the “Online Newspaper of the Year” by the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Association –two years in a row. The Telegram’s news app gives users instant access to the website as well as breaking news alerts from their phone, tablet or mobile device. The app can be downloaded for free at the Apple App Store or Google Play. The Fort Hood Sentinel is also part of

www.tdtnews.com

Sue Mayborn

President, Editor and Publisher

the Telegram family. The Sentinel has been produced by the Telegram via a contract with the U.S. Army for more than 70 years. The weekly newspaper is distributed to all on-post housing and hundreds of newsstands across the region. The Telegram also serves audiences and advertisers with niche publications and websites, including the Central Texas Community Guide, CentralTexasTickets.com and JobsCentralTexas.com. “Local news matters to our community,” Mrs. Mayborn said. “We take very seriously our role and responsibility in being a credible news source, providing our readers with the information they need to make decisions on matters affecting their lives.”


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