The Wichita Falls High School Acapella Choir will perform live on stage with the world known rock band, Foreigner at Memorial Auditorium on Feb. 7. The choir won the chance to perform through a radio contest with 104.7 the Bear. Vanessa Zurek is a senior with the chance to perform.
Choir Prepares to Perform with Foreigner
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Theater adds new twist to upcoming production
Director Michael Sherry says his production based on the classic tale of Huckleberry Finn is like nothing the city of Wichita Falls has seen. There is other ways to communicate the text and tell the story through a different language and we figured that sign language would be a unique.
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Teens descend on Wichita Falls to fight youth tobacco use
Teens from as far away as Dallas spent their Saturday in Wichita Falls, learning how to make a difference in their communities when it comes to tobacco. The Tobacco Prevention and Control Coalition with the Wichita Falls-Wichita County Health District hosted pre-teens and teens from north Texas for a day full of activities showing kids how to stay tobacco-free.
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Very Foggy, Low Visibility
Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 11 a.m. for Texas counties: Archer, Baylor, Wichita, Wllbarger, Knox, Hardeman, and Foard. Oklahoma counties: Harmon, Greer, Jackson, Kiowa, Tillman, Cotton, and Comanche.
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Man involved in deadly accident expresses grief
The man involved in an accident that claimed the life of a 49-year-old Wichita Falls man spoke out Sunday afternoon. Burkburnett police said another man was traveling northbound on I44 near Sheppard Road when he crossed the median hitting Hankins.
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WF Housing Authority to host scholarship essay workshop
College professors and the officials with the Wichita Falls Housing Authority put their final touches on plans for a scholarship essay writing workshop set to take place Monday evening. "I graduated high school and I went to college immediately after to the University of Michigan, and in my first semester of college, I got pregnant.
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WICHITA FALLS, Tx A 53-year-old man has been arrested and charged with retaliation for multiple acts against media and law enforcement establishments. Lee Allen Miller was arrested on Saturday afternoon after he allegedly poured nails in the driveways of local media outlets on multiple occasions.
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Talking, texting and driving might soon be illegal in Wichita Falls
If you are someone that likes to talk on the phone and drive, soon you might not be able to in the Falls. Wichita Falls city council members are discussing that very issue Tuesday.
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WF Housing Authority holds scholarship workshop
High school students and graduates across Wichita Falls are preparing for the next step in their education tonight; filling out scholarship applications. Paris Ward, Resident Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency Program Coordinator, came up with the idea to give students the opportunity to have their scholarship essay looked over during a writing workshop.
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Pablo Castillo
He was born on Jan. 15, 1925, in San Benito, Texas, the son of Jose Guadalupe and Maria Carmen Gonzales. He married Severina Rodriguez on Sept.
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Helena Handbasket: When Texas adopted its sixth flag
My travels have taken me places where the American Civil War is alternately labeled the "War of Northern Aggression" and the "War of the Southern Rebellion" with equal enthusiasm. Given its independent history and ongoing conflicts with plains tribes along its frontier, Texas' secession is more complex than simply slavery.
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Local business owner is reopening The Yard
In 32 days a popular food truck park in downtown Wichita Falls will be serving up a good time, again. Amber Schacter, the owner of Ganache Cupcake Lounge in Parker Square, was approached last fall with the opportunity to reopen The Yard to the public.
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WF City Council discusses ban on phone use while driving
The Wichita Falls City Council is discussing an ordinance that could ban the use of all wireless communication devices while driving within city limits. Currently, Texas state law prohibits the use of devices like cell phones inside active school zones, but as written this ordinance would restrict the use all communication devices while driving within Wichita Falls.
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Helicopter crashes near Lake Kickapoo
A helicopter has crashed near Lake Kickapoo about 35 miles southwest of Wichita Falls in Archer County south of Mankins. A land owner in the area said the crash happened on his land.
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WF to focus on growth, development and community engagement in strategic plan
Wichita Falls city council members and staff are close to having a new strategic plan for the future. They have been busy hard at work the last two days crafting short and long-term goals.
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A plan to waive or be more flexible with several state laws is weeks away from being voted on by the Wichita Falls Independent School District. Back in November Newschannel 6 highlighted WFISD's efforts to move forward with becoming a District of Innovation, and now that a Wichita Falls District of Innovation Committee, made up of about 25 WFISD teachers, administrators and community members has approved its plan , we are learning about the possible changes it could bring.
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Lots of Changes in the Forecast
Strong southwest winds will bring dry warm air into Texoma today. If you thought yesterday was cold, you are in for a treat today.
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Oklahoma man arrested after trying to deposit $700k in fraudulent checks in Wichita Falls
An Oklahoma man was arrested by police after attempting to deposit over $700,000 in fraudulent checks at two Wichita Falls' banks. Wichita Falls police were called to the Wells Fargo in the 2700 block of Southwest Parkway for a possible forgery in progress.
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Mammal-Like Texas Reptile Predates Dinosaurs by 60M Years
Researchers at a dig site southwest of Wichita Falls, near the shore of Lake Kemp in Baylor County, where the skeletal remains of seven dimetrodons have been found. "This is life," said Coleton Caldwell, assistant director of the museum.
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Wichita Falls man arrested for outstanding warrant, resisting arrest
Officers were called to the 3000 block of Cumberland for a possible burglary of a vehicle in progress. When they arrived they found the suspect, Marcus Tuft, and detained him while they investigated.
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