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Aging Stronger: New Class Helps Seniors Build Strength and Confidence with Training and AI (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Nearly 60% of adults 50 and older say they have zero interest in using AI, according to a recent AARP survey. But a Central Texas fitness trainer is hoping to change that—by pairing strength training with continuing education. When you hear 66-year-old Faith Glatter pushing through a workout, you’re hearing determination—after an accident left her in pain and fighting to get back to the life she loves. Faith says a car backed over her in a parking lot, and she’s been working
One year after Hill Country floods, Ingram Little League returns — “the community just needed a win” (opens the original)
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Ingram, Texas (KWTX) - A year ago, the heartbreak in Ingram wasn’t just visible along the riverbanks — it showed up at the Little League fields, too. Ingram Little League President Mark Hensley said the loss was overwhelming in the days after the 2025 Hill Country flood. The flood left the complex in ruins, adding another layer of grief for families already coping with tragedy across the community. But today, those same grounds look completely different — rebuilt in less than a year after outsid
One year after Hill Country floods, Ingram couple rebuilds home, business — and holds onto gratitude (opens the original)
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Ingram, Texas (KWTX) - Nearly a year after floodwaters tore through the Hill Country, an Ingram couple who narrowly survived the July 4 disaster says they’re rebuilding their home, reopening their business and trying to move forward — one day at a time. Jennifer and Jack Hudson woke up on their 31st wedding anniversary to the sound of chaos outside and the reality that they may not make it out alive. In the rush to survive, they broke through windows to escape and fought to stay with their two d
Tribute garden in Kerrville honors Hill Country flood victims (opens the original)
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Kerrville, Texas (KWTX) - As Kerrville prepared for July 4, the weekend is bringing both celebration and reflection across the Hill Country — one year after the devastating 2025 flood. At the Kerrville Museum of Western Art, leaders say they’re expecting an uptick in visitors not only inside the nationally recognized museum, but also outside — where a new memory garden now stands near the front entrance. “We’ve added this little memory garden, our tribute garden, to the river flooding of July 4t
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