Good morning, Wichita Falls.

WFISD Foundation is hosting its inaugural districtwide talent show (bringing top 10 finalists from Memorial and Legacy High Schools) to showcase local talent.

Organizers say the event will boost school spirit and community engagement.

Agriculture Science teacher Wesley Nebgan received the Teacher Spotlight Award this month at the WFISD Career Education Center, where his colleagues praised his energy and teamwork in sparking student passion for agriculture (in his first year at WFISD).

Reginald Jones, 53, overcame health challenges and personal loss to complete his MSU degree and plans to work as a cardiovascular perfusionist; his journey shows that persistence leads to success.

Partners Resource Network will host a free special education conference on Saturday, Jan.

31 at Region 9 Education Service Center (301 TX-11 Loop) from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event will offer expert workshops, exhibitors, childcare and a virtual option to help parents and educators navigate the ARD process.

The City of Wichita Falls Office of Emergency Management will host storm spotter training Saturday, Feb.

7 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in Room 1 of the Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — the program, run with the National Weather Service, Wichita County Office of Emergency Management, and Wichita County SKYWARN, will cover thunderstorm basics and severe weather reporting.

70th Annual Pancake Festival

6 AM – 12 PM — MPEC — All proceeds support community activities — Enjoy delicious pancakes while giving back to the local community.

Cross Trail Outfitters Youth Benefit Dinner

4:30-8 p.m. — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — Registration required — Support outdoor youth programs with dinner, auctions, and fun activities.

TXOLAN Sweetheart Spectacular & Bluebonnet Stakes Alpaca Show

8 a.m.–5 p.m. — J S Bridwell Agricultural Center — Free entry — Celebrate 27 years of excellence with trained alpacas showcasing their skills and enjoy lively community activities.