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Hewitt family turns dinner table debates into thriving food truck lot

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By Brandon Cote Verified
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The Feed Lot was created to end the debate over where to eat by offering multiple food trucks, outdoor games and live entertainment.
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Hewitt family turns dinner table debates into thriving food truck lot

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By Brandon Cote Verified
| KCEN-TV (Temple, TX) Verified
HEWITT, Texas — Have you ever spent more time arguing over where to eat than actually eating? The Stewart family knows the feeling — and they decided to do something about it. The family recently opened the Feed Lot in Hewitt, a food truck lot featuring several vendors offering a wide variety of cuisines, giving visitors plenty of options no matter what they are craving. This story continues below.
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Waco Car repair camp for kids aims to restore more than just engines

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By Brandon Cote Verified
| KCEN-TV (Temple, TX) Verified
WACO, Texas — The sound of engines and the click of tools filled the air at Middle Man Ministry this summer, where founder John Barnard is teaching young campers more than just how to fix a car. The ministry's week-long automotive camp at Triple Win Waco takes in vehicles donated from the community and puts kids hands-on with the basics of car maintenance, teaching everything from learning the four cycles of an engine to fixing car batteries. This story continues below.
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