Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Marshmallow is a 2- to 3-year-old cat from Wichita Falls Animal Services available for adoption at 1207 Hatton Road.

Adoption is $40 normally but free during the Clear the Shelter event (Aug. 8-15).

The Annual Explore 4H event is scheduled for Aug.

29 from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Montague County Cowboy Church Arena; the event welcomes youth (ages 8 to 18) and adult volunteers eager to learn about community projects and build future skills.

Emily’s Legacy Rescue will show Houdini and Poodini, two six-month-old brother cats, at Eddie Hills Fun Cycles (off of Scott Street) on Saturday at 11 a.m. The foster recommends adopting them as a pair due to their close bond.

The Woodson Cowboys are set to start their 5th season under Head Coach Caleb Hagle after a playoff exit last year — his team now features more upperclassmen and improved conditioning, and they will play in a new district with Harrold, Throckmorton and Forestburg this fall.

Forestburg Longhorns (under first-year head coach Cori Hayes) will adopt a faster play style and zone defense this season after a tough 1-9 run, hoping to build a winning culture and return to playoff contention.

Saint Jo’s six-man football team enters 2026 with an all-new roster of freshmen (head coach CJ Hantz says they are ready for the challenge) and will face Crowell in a Friday night-away game on Aug.

28.