Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Mile Movement, a local vintage clothing store in Wichita Falls, celebrated its one-year anniversary today and is expanding by launching its own clothing brand—store owners Josh Miles and Kellar Owens said they plan to grow into new cities and strengthen ties with the community.

Beacon Lighthouse will host its second annual Dine in the Dark Gala—more event details are expected soon.

WFISD's new high schools Memorial — rated D — and Legacy — rated F — along with Hirschi Middle — rated D — received poor ratings from the state accountability system on Wednesday.

Superintendent Dr. Donny Lee said the low marks came from a lack of past data and warned that TEA may intervene with Hirschi as improvements are expected next year.

Camp Fire of North Texas has opened registration for its after school program, inviting families to sign up for engaging activities—details on enrollment and schedules will be shared soon.

Local Sheriff David Duke has worked in Wichita County for over 40 years and will retire Aug.

31 to spend more time with his family—Deputy Chief William Rutledge will take charge as Duke steps aside. His retirement marks the end of an era in our county's law enforcement.

WFISD trustees voted on Tuesday to sell the former Kirby Middle School property to the Chamber of Commerce for $1.225 million as the chamber plans to transfer it to the city for a police station before the year ends.

The board also approved the sale of Lamar Elementary and two vacant lots—while rejecting a $150,000 bid for the 112-year-old Sam Houston Elementary.

The Wichita Falls-Wichita County Public Health District inspected local restaurants and food stores from July 30—Aug.

12 to check compliance with state food safety rules. Many establishments earned perfect scores while others received high to moderate ratings.

After head coach Justin Leslie resigned in April, MSU named Jon Trilli as the new men's basketball coach last month — he aims to win a national championship and bring back the excitement from past seasons.

2025 Wichita Falls PRCA Rodeo - Friday

7:30-9 p.m. — Kay Yeager Coliseum — Tickets on sale June 2nd — Witness over 400 top cowboys and cowgirls compete in thrilling rodeo events for the whole family.

Art Battle Competition in Wichita Falls

11 PM – 3 AM — The Lab — Auction proceeds — Experience live art creation and help choose the next champion in this thrilling competition.

Hotter’N Hell Hundred

7 a.m. – 9 p.m. — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — $75/night for RV sites — Experience the largest single day 100 mile bicycle ride with a vibrant community atmosphere and various festivities.

Brantley Gilbert Concert

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Kay Yeager Coliseum — Tickets from $61 — Enjoy a night of country music with Brantley Gilbert live in Wichita Falls.

Retro South Video Game Expo 2025

12 PM – 8 PM — MPEC — Admission varies — Dive into a weekend of gaming nostalgia and pop culture excitement.