Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 7th of March.
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🏘️ Community
Deon Lamont Watson's ashes, lost during a family move, were returned to his relatives after a Good Samaritan found them at the Wichita County Cemetery.
🚨 Crime
A Texas appeals court overturned James Staley III's capital murder conviction in the 2018 death of 2-year-old Jason Wilder McDaniel, with a new trial ordered while the Wichita County DA plans to appeal or retry the case.
Dorothia Diaz, thought to have been a murder victim from 1976, was found alive in Bowie, as DNA evidence leads to a reevaluation of the cold case.
A 33-year-old man was arrested for burglarizing a business and resisting arrest in Wichita Falls, Texas, after police responded to a break-in.
Two individuals were arrested in Wichita Falls for the manufacture and delivery of narcotics following a SWAT-executed search warrant.
🎓 Education
Samuel Olatunde, from Nigeria, achieved academic success in computer science and mathematics at Midwestern State University, Texas, embracing research and personal growth despite initial struggles, including adapting to a new country during the COVID-19 pandemic.
🏛️ Government
Local postal workers in Wichita Falls, Texas, are organizing a rally to express their opposition to the privatization of the USPS, highlighting potential risks to service quality and accessibility.
🎉 Wichita Falls Events
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25th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Downtown Street Festival
The St. Patrick’s Day Downtown Street Festival in Wichita Falls celebrates its 25th anniversary with live music, family-friendly activities, local food vendors, and a festive atmosphere.
Stand Up for a Cause
6-10 p.m. — The Forum (Arts Council WF) — Support local kids in foster care — Enjoy a night of laughs, food, drink, and art.
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