While there have been a lot of changes for the Wichita Falls Nighthawks during their first offseason, they intend for the winning ways to remain the same as they kick off Season 2. We're sorry.
New league, tougher foes
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Casey Donahew Band's Foolproof Anti-Theft System
Plenty of Texas country bands sing about people on the wrong side of the law, a tradition that goes back at least as far as Willie and Waylon.
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Texas Dominates Ranking of Nation's Most Affordable Cities
Everything might be bigger in Texas, but that does not mean everything is more expensive.
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Relay For Life
The American Cancer Society's Relay For Life in Wichita Falls is set for Friday, June 13th.
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Texoma College Student Contracts West Nile Virus
Director of the Wichita Falls Health District Lou Kreidler says the 19-year-old contracted the virus in Austin and developed symptoms there.
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Looking Out For You
Jamie Faust has dealt with loss before. In 2006 he and his wife Veronique lost their four month old son to sudden infant death syndrome.
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Gene Yarberry
EE Yarberry passed away May 30, 2014 in Hospice, Wichita Falls. Gene was born in Texas County, Oklahoma on September 10, 1927.
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Nighthawks Set for Regular-Season Opener
The Wichita Falls Nighthawks will open their first regular season in the Gridiron Development Football League Saturday night at 7:30 when they welcome Lone Star Division rival the Texas Eagles to Memorial Stadium.
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Bible adventure
Contributed photo Kids gather in Floral Heights United Methodist Church's sanctuary as part of last year's vacation Bible school.
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Wichita Falls man sentenced to 12 years for sexual assault
A 59-year old Wichita Falls man will receive an all-expense paid trip aboard one of the state's finest buses to the Texas penitentiary system following his guilty plea and sentencing in the 78th District Court Friday for sexual assault, according to an article in today's Wichita Falls Times Record News newspaper.
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Michael Lynn Parr
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, June 2, 2014 in the chapel of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home.
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Wildcats open 2014-15 season on Sept. 13
The Wichita Falls Wildcats have a new division opponent and a home-heavy beginning to their 2014-15 NAHL schedule.
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Most indicators point to strengthening economy
James R. Owen, Special to the Times Record News James R. Owen, Ph.D., is Assistant Professor of Economics and Director, Mamie Raborn Center for Economic Education, Dillard College of Business Admini Wichita Falls area economic indicators included in this report continued overall improvement during April.
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Light Up The Night At The Farmers' Market
Townsquare Media is hosting "Light Up the Night at the Farmers' Market" on June 7th.
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Progressive Club presents debutantes
Patrick Johnston/Times Record News Young women honored Saturday by the Progressive Club, and their dates, included Shomari Fontenot, De'Brina George, Christopher Lewis, Rachel Guilford, Jacobie Genus, Jenetta Robinson, Kisham Baltrip and Jaelen Polk.
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Christian Family
Our family includes Huan, Kat, Jadyn and Rylan. Huan is from Common Wealth of Dominica, Kat is from Arkansas.
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Health district invites change
The Wichita Falls City Council will hear Tuesday the proposed revision to the city's smoking ordinance by the Wichita Falls-Wichita County Public Health District.
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Cancer Awareness Show and Events Hosted by the GC Fine Arts Department
Make Texas your home base today! No state income tax - no county property tax - no emissions testing on your vehicles.
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Lake levels drop 0.5 percent
Photo by Torin Halsey/Times Record News This aerial view of Lake Arrowhead illustrates how much the water level has receded due to the extreme drought conditions.
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Garages, shade key to car care during drought
Real estate and automotive studies show more homes today are being built without garages, and where there are existing garages, a growing number of modest to pricey automobiles and trucks are considered homeless.
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