Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Today, owner Rhonda McNair opened 5 O’Clock Barber Shop in downtown Wichita Falls and welcomed 80 to 90 customers daily as she works to boost community ties and the local economy—she plans further expansion to attract more visitors downtown.

Navy Week will run through Sept.

20 in Wichita Falls as over 60 sailors plan to host community events that will teach locals about naval service and traditions. Rear Admiral Alexis Walker will meet community leaders while Navy personnel from Texas namesake ships will attend events like mentoring high school Junior ROTC students and performing with the Navy Band Northwest—demonstrating dedicated outreach in this landlocked area.

Fiesta Patrias will take place soon in Wichita Falls — organizers have not released full details yet, leaving residents to await more information.

Texas law will require drivers to move over or slow down for animal control vehicles starting later this month—an update that comes after a 2022 crash killed two animal control officers and aims to keep them safer on busy roads.

The Texas Department of Public Safety launched its 90 Days of Safety campaign to remind drivers to avoid distractions, drink driving, and unbuckled rides on Texas roads—official tips include slowing down for emergency vehicles.

This campaign, honoring the department’s 90th Anniversary in August, aims to help all motorists stay safe.

Faith Mission is helping people fight drug addiction with a thirteen-month residential (new beginnings program) that teaches bible-based recovery methods.

The organization also offers post-recovery (job readiness) programs to help clients rebuild their lives.

The Harlem Globetrotters will perform at the Kay Yeager Coliseum on March 31 and tickets will be on sale at 10 a.m. Sept.

22 from the MPEC Box Office or Ticketmaster—featuring their new 100-year jerseys and record-setting feats— as they face The Washington Generals.

Wichita Falls Navy Week

All day — Wichita Falls, TX — Free entry — Celebrate the Navy's presence in Wichita Falls with community events and activities.

Fall Market: Retail & Lifestyle Trade Show

9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — Free admission — Explore over 100 vendors showcasing unique products, from fashion to home décor and more.

Youth Art Show Grand Opening

5-6 p.m. — City of Wichita Falls Public Library — Free entry — Explore creativity and express yourself at this fun youth art event.

37th Annual Custom Boot & Saddlemaker Trade Show

9 AM – 5 PM — Ray Clymer Exhibit Hall — $10 admission, free for children sixteen and under — Explore craftsmanship and participate in a boot and saddle contest with chances to win vouchers.

Big Brothers Big Sisters Dino Dash 5K

9 AM – 12 PM — Spudder Park West Playground — Fundraising event for youth mentorship — Race for a cause and help double last year's success.