Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Pat's Drive In, a nearly 60-year staple (400 Scott Ave), remains open despite owner Pat Brown’s health issues as family members Cindy Ramos, Heather Arrieta, and granddaughter Lilliana work the grill to serve burgers, tacos, and more to loyal customers.

Photos from Tuesday, April 28 show Nana's Sweets offering homemade candied fruit, pastries and Dubai chocolate cups in Wichita Falls.

The images capture the diverse treats prepared by this locally owned business.

Dr. Stacia Haynie (president of Midwestern State University) was inducted into the ENJJPT Hall of Fame for strengthening local ties with Sheppard AFB; her efforts include opening the MSU Military Education Center in April.

On May 4, Burkburnett voters approved a $28.8 million bond for school improvements while City View voters rejected a $19.8 million bond by one vote (local election results also saw several candidates winning key positions).

TxDOT will host the Cool Off This Summer event at the Texas Travel Information Center, 900 Central Freeway, on Friday, May 8, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.—sharing local family travel ideas like water parks.

A guest from the City of Iowa Park Parks/Pools and Recreation will feature local destinations.

Montague County Commissioners Court approved nearly $70,000 for Nocona Rural Fire Department to form a new water rescue team for faster flood response.

The trained team is ready to serve while additional volunteers complete training by end Summer.

Midwestern State softball hosted a doubleheader against Western New Mexico on Monday after postponing Friday and Sunday games due to rain, with the extra-inning contests finishing at home in a 5-2 win & a 12-10 loss.