Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Junior League of Wichita Falls marked 60 years supporting Sheppard’s Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training Program by honoring its International Friendship Committee with a mayoral proclamation on Sept.

10 - the nonprofit will host its annual tailgate, Thanksgiving celebration and spring picnic this anniversary year.

On Friday, Sept. 11, Sheppard Air Force Base held a 9/11 Remembrance Day ceremony honoring lives lost and heroes from Sept.

11, 2001 with officials and special guests paying tribute.

Five Harrold High School students held a stair climb Friday to honor 343 fallen 9/11 firefighters by climbing 60 stories before safety measures stopped the event (instructors said the exercise teaches respect for first responders); an additional climb is scheduled today at the Hamilton Building in Wichita Falls.

Hannah Reames, a 6th-grade English teacher at Rider Middle School, received the Teacher Spotlight Award on Sept.

11 and will continue to co-lead the English department with guidance for her colleagues.

On Sept. 10, the Wichita County Sheriff's Office held a quarterly awards ceremony at the Law Enforcement Center in Wichita Falls to honor officers for milestones and life-saving actions, including the promotion of Bodie Cokendolpher and recognition for Lt. Garland Prince’s 35 years of service + other awards.

Jimmy Kimmel’s interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico was posted on YouTube after ABC pulled the segment due to FCC equal-time concerns — a move similar to an earlier online switch for his interview on another network.

Talarico, challenging Ken Paxton, continues his campaign amid a competitive race.

Local high school teams gear up for week 3 football as Wichita Falls Legacy hosts Lubbock Monterey and Wichita Falls Memorial welcomes Decatur Eagles along with other games scheduled in nearby towns.

Fans can support their teams as more match-ups unfold this weekend.