Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 18th of January.
Good morning, Wichita Falls.
🏘️ Community
A community organizes a fish fry to support Kristen Byas and her family with rehab travel expenses after she suffered a stroke on Christmas Eve.
A popular Mexican restaurant, El Chaton, will move into the building previously occupied by the iconic 'Genes Tasty Burger' in Wichita Falls.
John Hirschi, a diverse figure in Wichita Falls known for his roles as a restaurateur, realtor, lawmaker, and philanthropist, passed away at 91.
🚨 Crime
Kevin Loyacono was charged with arson by Wichita Falls fire investigators for allegedly setting fire to cardboard boxes beside a Walmart.
🎓 Education
Legacy High School students run Tech For Teens, a free, student-led nonprofit providing online coding education to middle schoolers, aimed at spreading a passion for computer science.
🏥 Health
K2 Training, led by CEO Everett King, is dedicated to helping individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities achieve their potential through customized fitness programs.
🎉 Wichita Falls Events
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Downtown Royalty Band Live with Ghosts of Gray County
Downtown Royalty, a high-energy rock/funk band from Wichita Falls, performs live at The Iron Horse Pub alongside special guests Ghosts of Gray County, known for their unique blend of country, blues, and rock.
69th Annual University Kiwanis Pancake Festival
The University Kiwanis Pancake Festival is a community-centered event where all proceeds support local initiatives, featuring an array of pancakes and other activities for families.
Do Portugal Circus
An exciting family-friendly circus show featuring impressive stunts and talent, hosted under a large tent at Sikes Senter in Wichita Falls.
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