The Mayborn Planetarium & Space Theater opened to the general public in August, 2000. Since then, thousands of visitors have enjoyed programs including Planetarium Sky Shows, Laser Light Shows, and Large Format Films.

Visit the Mayborn Planetarium and Space Theater, on the campus of Central Texas College in Killeen Texas, and immerse yourself in a state-of-the-art experience like no other.

Embark on an imaginary journey through time and space. The Minolta star projector and automated suite of laser and special effect projectors accurately simulate astronomical phenomena from throughout the known universe on the 60-foot Planetarium dome. Sky shows are followed by a live star talk, a guided tour of the current evening sky.

Experience a unique and artistic mix of light, color and sound. Laser Light Shows combine eye-popping 3D graphics, pure laser-generated colors, and 15 thousand watts of digitally reproduced sound to bring your favorite music to life.

Treat yourself to the most impressive motion picture available. Presented on a dome-shaped screen, more than twice as large as traditional movie screens. Large Format Films transport visitors from the depths of the world's oceans to the depths of space.

Click here for showtimes

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

Pignetti's Jazz Lunch

Beginning Sunday April 29, Pignetti's Restaurant in Killeen Mall wil have their Famous Jazz Lunch! They will have a live jazz band performing in the dining room from noon until 3:00 pm. Lunch is served from 11:00 am until 4:00 pm. The Jazz Lunch will be scheduled every Sunday. Come on down and enjoy the music and the meal!

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The Mayborn Planetarium & Space Theater opened to the general public in August, 2000. Since then, thousands of visitors have enjoyed programs including Planetarium Sky Shows, Laser Light Shows, and Large Format Films.

Visit the Mayborn Planetarium and Space Theater, on the campus of Central Texas College in Killeen Texas, and immerse yourself in a state-of-the-art experience like no other.

Embark on an imaginary journey through time and space. The Minolta star projector and automated suite of laser and special effect projectors accurately simulate astronomical phenomena from throughout the known universe on the 60-foot Planetarium dome. Sky shows are followed by a live star talk, a guided tour of the current evening sky.

Experience a unique and artistic mix of light, color and sound. Laser Light Shows combine eye-popping 3D graphics, pure laser-generated colors, and 15 thousand watts of digitally reproduced sound to bring your favorite music to life.

Treat yourself to the most impressive motion picture available. Presented on a dome-shaped screen, more than twice as large as traditional movie screens. Large Format Films transport visitors from the depths of the world's oceans to the depths of space.

Click here for showtimes

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The Mayborn Planetarium & Space Theater opened to the general public in August, 2000. Since then, thousands of visitors have enjoyed programs including Planetarium Sky Shows, Laser Light Shows, and Large Format Films.

Visit the Mayborn Planetarium and Space Theater, on the campus of Central Texas College in Killeen Texas, and immerse yourself in a state-of-the-art experience like no other.

Embark on an imaginary journey through time and space. The Minolta star projector and automated suite of laser and special effect projectors accurately simulate astronomical phenomena from throughout the known universe on the 60-foot Planetarium dome. Sky shows are followed by a live star talk, a guided tour of the current evening sky.

Experience a unique and artistic mix of light, color and sound. Laser Light Shows combine eye-popping 3D graphics, pure laser-generated colors, and 15 thousand watts of digitally reproduced sound to bring your favorite music to life.

Treat yourself to the most impressive motion picture available. Presented on a dome-shaped screen, more than twice as large as traditional movie screens. Large Format Films transport visitors from the depths of the world's oceans to the depths of space.

Click here for showtimes

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The Mayborn Planetarium & Space Theater opened to the general public in August, 2000. Since then, thousands of visitors have enjoyed programs including Planetarium Sky Shows, Laser Light Shows, and Large Format Films.

Visit the Mayborn Planetarium and Space Theater, on the campus of Central Texas College in Killeen Texas, and immerse yourself in a state-of-the-art experience like no other.

Embark on an imaginary journey through time and space. The Minolta star projector and automated suite of laser and special effect projectors accurately simulate astronomical phenomena from throughout the known universe on the 60-foot Planetarium dome. Sky shows are followed by a live star talk, a guided tour of the current evening sky.

Experience a unique and artistic mix of light, color and sound. Laser Light Shows combine eye-popping 3D graphics, pure laser-generated colors, and 15 thousand watts of digitally reproduced sound to bring your favorite music to life.

Treat yourself to the most impressive motion picture available. Presented on a dome-shaped screen, more than twice as large as traditional movie screens. Large Format Films transport visitors from the depths of the world's oceans to the depths of space.

Click here for showtimes

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

Pignetti's Jazz Lunch

Beginning Sunday April 29, Pignetti's Restaurant in Killeen Mall wil have their Famous Jazz Lunch! They will have a live jazz band performing in the dining room from noon until 3:00 pm. Lunch is served from 11:00 am until 4:00 pm. The Jazz Lunch will be scheduled every Sunday. Come on down and enjoy the music and the meal!

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The Mayborn Planetarium & Space Theater opened to the general public in August, 2000. Since then, thousands of visitors have enjoyed programs including Planetarium Sky Shows, Laser Light Shows, and Large Format Films.

Visit the Mayborn Planetarium and Space Theater, on the campus of Central Texas College in Killeen Texas, and immerse yourself in a state-of-the-art experience like no other.

Embark on an imaginary journey through time and space. The Minolta star projector and automated suite of laser and special effect projectors accurately simulate astronomical phenomena from throughout the known universe on the 60-foot Planetarium dome. Sky shows are followed by a live star talk, a guided tour of the current evening sky.

Experience a unique and artistic mix of light, color and sound. Laser Light Shows combine eye-popping 3D graphics, pure laser-generated colors, and 15 thousand watts of digitally reproduced sound to bring your favorite music to life.

Treat yourself to the most impressive motion picture available. Presented on a dome-shaped screen, more than twice as large as traditional movie screens. Large Format Films transport visitors from the depths of the world's oceans to the depths of space.

Click here for showtimes

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

June 13th – Bill Anderson  Doors Open at 7:00 PM

at the Harker Heights Event Center 

The Mayborn Planetarium & Space Theater opened to the general public in August, 2000. Since then, thousands of visitors have enjoyed programs including Planetarium Sky Shows, Laser Light Shows, and Large Format Films.

Visit the Mayborn Planetarium and Space Theater, on the campus of Central Texas College in Killeen Texas, and immerse yourself in a state-of-the-art experience like no other.

Embark on an imaginary journey through time and space. The Minolta star projector and automated suite of laser and special effect projectors accurately simulate astronomical phenomena from throughout the known universe on the 60-foot Planetarium dome. Sky shows are followed by a live star talk, a guided tour of the current evening sky.

Experience a unique and artistic mix of light, color and sound. Laser Light Shows combine eye-popping 3D graphics, pure laser-generated colors, and 15 thousand watts of digitally reproduced sound to bring your favorite music to life.

Treat yourself to the most impressive motion picture available. Presented on a dome-shaped screen, more than twice as large as traditional movie screens. Large Format Films transport visitors from the depths of the world's oceans to the depths of space.

Click here for showtimes

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The Mayborn Planetarium & Space Theater opened to the general public in August, 2000. Since then, thousands of visitors have enjoyed programs including Planetarium Sky Shows, Laser Light Shows, and Large Format Films.

Visit the Mayborn Planetarium and Space Theater, on the campus of Central Texas College in Killeen Texas, and immerse yourself in a state-of-the-art experience like no other.

Embark on an imaginary journey through time and space. The Minolta star projector and automated suite of laser and special effect projectors accurately simulate astronomical phenomena from throughout the known universe on the 60-foot Planetarium dome. Sky shows are followed by a live star talk, a guided tour of the current evening sky.

Experience a unique and artistic mix of light, color and sound. Laser Light Shows combine eye-popping 3D graphics, pure laser-generated colors, and 15 thousand watts of digitally reproduced sound to bring your favorite music to life.

Treat yourself to the most impressive motion picture available. Presented on a dome-shaped screen, more than twice as large as traditional movie screens. Large Format Films transport visitors from the depths of the world's oceans to the depths of space.

Click here for showtimes

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

Pignetti's Jazz Lunch

Beginning Sunday April 29, Pignetti's Restaurant in Killeen Mall wil have their Famous Jazz Lunch! They will have a live jazz band performing in the dining room from noon until 3:00 pm. Lunch is served from 11:00 am until 4:00 pm. The Jazz Lunch will be scheduled every Sunday. Come on down and enjoy the music and the meal!

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288 

The
Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail is the first ever of its kind within
the City of Killeen.  The first phase of the trail will extend from
38th Street west approximately 2.5 miles along Nolan Creek and will
connect with the Killeen Community Center and the Gilmore Senior
Citizens Center. 

The project was made possible through the generosity of Kenny Wells,
who donated 9.115 acres of land.  In honor of Mr. Wells the City
elected to name the trail after his father the late Andy K. Wells and
any future extensions to this trail system will be perpetually named
the “Andy K. Wells Hike and Bike Trail”.

Of primary importance is that the project will provide an alternative
to pedestrians and cyclists who currently must travel two of the
busiest thoroughfares in the city.  Additionally, it will offer an
opportunity for persons of all ages to exercise, travel and enjoy the
beauty of areas along Nolan Creek. The trail will provide citizens of
Killeen with a health and fitness area never before provided.

The project also provides a pedestrian-activated crossing on 38th
street in the vicinity of Water Street, providing a safety factor for
students traveling to Killeen High School. In addition to the trail the
project will have landscaping, irrigation, and lighting, stretch areas,
a pedestrian bridge, a restroom facility and security cameras.

The trail is part of the region's vision to eventually complete a
series of trails linking two surrounding lakes, Lake Belton and Still
House Hollow Lake.

http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=288