On our recent trip to downtown Belton, about a 20-minute drive from Fort Hood, my girlfriend, Navina Bhatkar and I dined outside at Coronas De Oro Mexican Restaurant and explored a nearby park. The area offers plenty of entertainment for adults and Families alike.
The Texas Renaissance Festival runs until the end of the month and offers patrons plenty of entertainment, activities and food. Discount tickets are available for military members and their families. For more information, visit https://www.texrenfest.com.
The Fort Worth Stockyards is bustling with activity, as visitors and locals come to see the famous cattle drive. Cattle drives are held twice daily, 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Lt. Gen. Pat White, III Corps and Fort Hood commanding general, passed the 1st Cav. Div. colors to Maj. Gen. John Richardson Wednesday on Cooper Field. Richardson then passed the colors to 1st Cav. Div. Command Sgt. Maj. Ryan McClane.
The United Services Organization and Fort Hood’s Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare & Recreation teamed up to provide entertainment to the nearly 6,000 people in attendance at Fort Hood’s annual Independence Day Celebration Friday at Hood Stadium.
Thousands lined the streets downtown as the Belton held the 101st Independence Day Parade Saturday.
The Aggieland Wild Animal Safari, offers families a safe, socially-distanced adventure. The enclave, established in Bryan, is only about a 2-hour drive from Fort Hood.
The Fort Worth Botanic Garden was first opened in 1929 and comprises of 109 acres to walk and view all kinds of flowers, arrangements and critters.
The Robinson Family Farm in Temple offers plenty of fun things for the entire family.The playground alone is worth the price of admission to the park.
The musical production “Into the Woods” begins this weekend at Killeen’s Vive Les Arts Theater at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
