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Vivian Wheeler, celebrated performer of the Texoma area, passes away and remembered by community (opens the original)
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - A Guinness World Record holder and well-traveled performer born in Texoma recently died in Wichita Falls, and a county commissioner is helping tell her story. Beauchamp said that Vivian Wheeler was a unique person who was born intersex and with hypertrichosis. These conditions together gave her a full beard. Originally born in Lawton, Wheeler was raised as a girl but was quickly sold to a circus at age five, where she spent her life performing around the country. Sh
What it takes to organize the Hotter’N Hell Hundred event every year (opens the original)
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - With the annual Hotter’N Hell Hundred event just around the corner, you may be wondering what exactly it is about the bike ride that riders come back year after year. The Hotter’N Hell Hundred steering committee tells me this is the 45th year of the event. With just five years away from the 50th year, the team has created special, collectable finisher medals leading up to the big five-oh. Each year, you get a piece of the state of Texas, and when you get six pieces,
Wichita Falls Area Food Bank announces that the food insecurity rate has risen in Texoma (opens the original)
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - Recent reports show food insecurity is growing at an alarming rate throughout the Texoma area. O’Neil said that the food insecurity rate has actually continued to increase over the past four years. He said it rose by twelve hundred people this year, leaving a food insecurity rate of 19.1 percent in North Texas; that’s nearly one in five people. This also includes a 43 percent increase for children. Wichita Falls area food bank CEO David O’Neil said that, as the numb
Texas A&M AgriLife shares details on the heat impact on area cotton crops (opens the original)
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - This hot, dry weather can have an effect on Texoma’s cotton crop conditions. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent Dwayne Peirce said this year has been the toughest, with Wichita County’s worst wheat crop ever recorded and what could be the worst cotton crop this area has encountered. He said the two bad crops in the same season will impact farmers financially. “There’s some that make a little less on soil that is maybe not quite as good, and on soil that’s better mak
New walk-in clinic opens, provides care and awareness for dog health (opens the original)
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - August is National Dog Month, and we spoke with a veterinarian at a brand-new walk-in clinic for pets inside a popular pet store right here in Wichita Falls. During National Dog Month, it is important to prioritize your dog’s health by making sure they have access to affordable care. Dr. Youra Jang hopes to spread awareness about pet health with the newly opened PetSmart walk-in clinic located inside PetSmart. “We have a lot of veterinarians who really care for thei
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