Good morning, Wichita Falls.

The Wichita Falls Area Food Bank released results from its Stamp Out Hunger campaign held on May 11 that raised 38,303 pounds of food—enough for 31,919 meals across 12 counties.

The food bank also asked the community for volunteers to help continue its mission.

Wichita Falls Police are investigating a shooting on the 2100 block of Princeton Ave (early Wednesday morning on May 28) and ask anyone with video, dashcam or cell phone footage to contact them.

Timothy Greenfield-Sanders' The Boomer List exhibition shows 19 large portraits of famous baby boomers including Samuel L.

Jackson, Rosie O'Donnell and Billy Joel at the Wichita Falls Museum of Art at MSU, and the exhibit opened May 22 and will run until Jan. 24.

Texas A&M AgriLife released an updated fact sheet advising local ranchers on screwworm dangers to livestock after the USDA suspended cattle imports from Mexico in May.

Officials are working with Mexican counterparts—aiming to reduce potential economic losses if the insect spreads north.

The Wichita Falls City Council will vote Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. in the MPEC Seminar Room on a collective bargaining agreement with the firefighters union—this 39-page ordinance provides a minimum 10% annual pay raise, raises the hiring age to 39 and requires a minimum staffing level of 41 per shift; the meeting is open to the public.

Wichita Falls Regional Airport is finalizing its 20-year master plan to guide future development after display boards on May 28 showed plans for acquiring land—along with a potential expansion from Sheppard Air Force Base.

Airport Administrator Andrew Holley said community input helped shape the process and will support grant applications.

The City of Wichita Falls warned residents yesterday about a new text scam urging them to take a quick Wichita Falls City issues survey followed by a suspicious link.

City officials said residents must not click unknown links (which could give hackers access to their phones) and should rely only on official communications.

Greg Pogue recalls working at Gene's Tasty Burger from age 11 to 21, where his father built a welcoming eatery in Wichita Falls and taught him the value of hard work and care (lessons that still guide him today).

His reflections show how the restaurant became a place of acceptance and lasting impact on the community.

Oma's Kitchen

10 a.m. - 10 p.m. — Faith Village — Free entry — Celebrate culinary delights with your local community in a festively welcoming atmosphere.

On-Site Tour at Countryside Senior Living

9 a.m. - 7 p.m. — Countryside Senior Living of Wichita Falls — Free admission — Explore the top-rated community dedicated to enhancing the lives of seniors through exceptional care and vibrant activities.

Bingo Loco Party

7-8:30 p.m. — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — $30+ — Enjoy a unique bingo experience with live DJs and exciting prizes for an unforgettable night.

Texas-Oklahoma Junior Golf Tournament

Four days — Wichita Falls Country Club — Registration required — A family-friendly event showcasing junior golfers from Texas and Oklahoma.

Art Battle at The Lab

11 PM – 3 AM — The Lab — Bidding starts at $20 — Experience the creative chaos as artists compete live for the ultimate title and a chance to own their work.