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From uncertainty to success: Java Kiss celebrates first year in Nolanville
Laura Kim
Laura Kim
Reporter · Killeen, TX
Laura has been reporting on educational issues for over 5 years and holds a Master's in Education from Baylor University. Her previous work includes reporting for NPR's local affiliate, where she focused on statewide education policies. Laura loves exploring how policy impacts Killeen’s schools.
More from Laura →Reporter · Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 9:45 PM · 1 min read
NOLANVILLE — What began with uncertainty and a vision to bring something different to Nolanville has developed into a community gathering place as Java Kiss celebrates its first year in business.
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