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1. In stores. It’s always preferable to examine merchandise in person if possible.

2. In stores. In-person shopping means gifts in-hand, avoids the middle man.

3. Online. Shopping online usually offers better deals, more options on gifts.

4. Online. Shopping via the internet saves time and gas. It’s a better experience.

5. Both. Shopping in stores is fun this time of year, but online has its pluses, too.

1. Yes. Only seven of 57 campuses scored a B, with no A’s. That’s worrisome.

2. Yes. Two KISD high schools received F’s. The other two had D’s. Unacceptable.

. No. Local districts have high mobility, which has a negative impact on scores.

4. No. The study uses different factors than TEA, which grades the schools higher.

5. Unsure. Most schools in the area scored low, so it’s hard to put into context.

1. Yes. Something must be done to avoid playing football games on three nights.

2. Yes. Quality athletic facilities reflect on the district’s commitment to students.

3. No. Bond projects should focus on instructional facilities, not stadiums.

4. No. After a $426 million bond last year, funding for stadiums is not an option.

5. Unsure. It depends on the price tag, as well as the total cost of the bond issue.

1. Public safety. A renewed emphasis on reducing violent crime is needed.

2. City spending. More ways must be found to curb spending and cut costs.

3. City programs. Improve and add programs and services, such as recycling.

4. Road maintenance. Devote more city resources to repairing aging roads.

5. Jobs. Work with the City Council and EDC to bring in new businesses and jobs.

1. Yes. Using a citizen committee to sort through options is a good strategy.

2. Yes. The current process resembles the one from 2017-18, which worked well.

3. No. The steering committee should have been opened up to more residents.

4. No. The process is too rushed; more planning and public input are needed.

5. Unsure. It’s hard to say without knowing what other options were available.

When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, do you:

Are you planning to do the majority of your Christmas shopping in stores or online?

Fathom will be ending operations in Copperas Cove soon. The city has said there will be a delay in putting out new water bills while a new software system is put into place. Do you plan to:

Are you concerned by the low scores given most Killeen and Copperas Cove ISD schools by a nonprofit advocacy group last week?

Did you put up your Christmas tree:

Would you vote to fund stadium improvements if they are included in a potential KISD bond package next year?

What city issue should Killeen’s new city manager tackle first once he settles in at City Hall?

Are you especially thankful for anything this year as Thanksgiving approaches?

Do you approve of Killeen ISD’s process to formulate a potential second school bond for a spring 2020 election?

Did you vote for a candidate in this year's Copperas Cove City Council or CCISD Board of Trustees election?

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