In Harker Heights, a community event is scheduled for Sunday. The Harker Heights Police Department is involved in organizing this occasion. Families with kids are being invited to participate.
The goal is to help children start the school year on a positive note. Further information about the event, including the specific activities and location, can be found through local news sources, such as FOX 44 News.
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