Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 15th of November.
Good morning, Wichita Falls.
MSU students will camp out in cardboard boxes from Nov.
22-24 to raise funds and awareness for homelessness, accepting donations at Taft and Hampstead intersection.
David Codd's $800,000 bond for alleged terroristic threats to a Wichita Falls school remains unchanged after a court hearing.
Austin Cobb and Sam Pak, who are in a runoff for a city council seat after a close election, will have a live televised debate on News Channel 6.
Western New Mexico Mustangs vs Midwestern State Mustangs Football Game
Experience an exciting college football matchup between Western New Mexico Mustangs and Midwestern State Mustangs at Memorial Stadium.
MSU Texas-Burns Fantasy of Lights Concert Opening
Celebrate the holiday season with the Fantasy of Lights Concert, featuring musical performances following the lighting of the spectacular display.
The Nutcracker Suite: A Fresh Take on a Holiday Classic
Experience a reimagined version of the beloved holiday story featuring new choreography and classic characters, performed at the Fain Fine Arts Center.
The Nutcracker Suite: A Modern Interpretation
A fresh choreography of the beloved holiday classic, featuring Clara's enchanting journey with the Nutcracker and iconic characters like the Snow Queen and Sugarplum Fairy.
The Nutcracker Tea Experience
The event offers a magical experience centered around the classic holiday ballet, The Nutcracker, in a festive tea party setting.
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