Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 11th of September.
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The Texas-Oklahoma Fair will soon return to Wichita Falls — a preview video shows planned attractions like rides, booths, and local music.
Wichita Falls resident Bob Hollenbeck recalled that while living in New Jersey on Sept.
11, a voicemail from his mother announced the collapse of the towers 10 miles away (a memory that continues to remind him of that day’s impact).
The Red River Quilters Guild recently sat for an interview in Wichita Falls where they discussed their quilting projects, history, and upcoming community events.
The conversation shared creative techniques that local crafters can enjoy and apply.
United Regional announced plans to bring Blue Zones, areas designed to boost healthy living, to Wichita Falls soon.
The new initiative will create community spaces that encourage active habits and well-being.
United Regional partnered with Blue Zones to host the Blue Zone Ignite Wichita Falls Keynote event where community leaders and residents learned strategies for a healthier lifestyle.
CEO Cory Edmondson said the effort aims to reverse local health trends.
Bowie quarterback Tyler Richey was named Smoothie King Game Changer of the Week after his record-breaking 468-yard & seven-touchdown performance in the Jackrabbits’ 54-6 win over Bridgeport.
He said the award honors his team's effort as the undefeated team prepares for its next game in Gainesville.
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