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Dana Peak Park could come under Harker Heights control, but no concrete plan exists
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· May 17, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key takeaway The details of this potential change are not yet clear, as no concrete plan has been established.
Dana Peak Park may soon be under new management, with the possibility of Harker Heights taking control. The details of this potential change are not yet clear, as no concrete plan has been established. For more information on the possible transfer of control, readers can refer to KXXV, the local news source reporting on this development in the Waco area.
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Category: local Published: May 17, 2026 Source: KXXV Reading time: 1 min
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