For the sixth consecutive year, a local Killeen committee called “End the Hate, Make Killeen Great,” held a food drive to help those in need Saturday. Whatever food was left, the group gave to the Families in Crisis domestic violence shelter in Killeen. “When it’s November and the holidays, no one really thinks about them, and I was there before,” said Amber Mezzacappa, who has organized the food drive. “I told myself when I’m a Realtor and I get out of there — seven years ago — I’m going to give back to them.” The food drive included nonperishable food...
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