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Waco animal advocate pushes city to address stray dog crisis (opens the original)
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(WACO, Texas) — Cameron Park has become a known dumping ground for animals in Waco, according to local residents — and one animal advocate says the city needs to do more to address the growing stray dog problem. Ken Willits, a board member with Waco Animal Welfare, says he rescues 8 to 10 stray dogs a week and has been pushing city leaders to take action. "I took off a 22-pound chain off of a dog about a month ago. I took that chain and showed it to the city council and says this is what's happe
Western Belle Farm brings fall fun to McClennan County despite brutal summer heat (opens the original)
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(MCCLENNAN COUNTY) — Western Belle Farm in McClennan County is welcoming families this fall season after a devastating summer nearly derailed its annual harvest festivities. The extreme heat this summer killed the farm's entire pumpkin crop, forcing the farm to ship pumpkins in from other Texas farms. The corn maze also took a hit, growing shorter than usual after weeks without rain. "It will feel like fall here. We have pumpkins. And then as far as our maze goes, we did end up getting, after 70
Waco's $170 million Barron's Branch redevelopment project breaks ground (opens the original)
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(WACO, Texas) — After years of planning and work, a $170 million construction project is set to transform downtown Waco into a major destination. The first phase of Barron's Branch, a historic redevelopment of the downtown area, is scheduled to begin next month near University Parks Drive. Tom Balk of the City of Waco said the project addresses long-standing gaps in how the city's core has been developed. "We have some blind eyes to the massive parking slots that we have, or the underdeveloped p
Waco Hispanic Museum marks 10 years of preserving the city's Hispanic history and heritage (opens the original)
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(WACO, Texas) — The Waco Hispanic Museum is celebrating 10 years of history, and one of its original board members is reflecting on the journey that brought it to life. Louis Garcia was part of the group that first conceived the museum as an idea in 2012. By 2016, its doors were open. The mission, Garcia said, was straightforward: tell the stories of people who made an impact on the Hispanic community. "We all have a story, and we all have a story to tell, okay, of some sort, somehow or another.
Waco's Out of the Darkness Walk returns for 13th year to honor lives lost to suicide (opens the original)
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(WACO, Texas) — September is Suicide Awareness Month, and hundreds of Waco community members are marking it by walking out of the darkness together. The 13th annual Out of the Darkness Walk brings together 800 neighbors for a time of healing, grief, and community connection. The event features guest speakers, a candlelight vigil, and beaded necklaces that represent participants' personal connections to suicide loss and mental health struggles. Jennifer Warnick, chair of Out of the Darkness, said
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