Mary Eva Wells, 101, died Tuesday, July 1, 2014. She was born to William and Maggie Ward November 9, 1912 and was a long time resident of Wichita Falls.
Mary Eva Wells
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Drought Watch: Car Washes To Be Shut Off?
Car washes in Wichita Falls will be affected by the ongoing drought in Texoma, yet again.
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WF Summer Concert Series Wraps Up
The Wichita Falls Summer Concert Series wrapped up on Tuesday night, but it wasn't without people having a great time! The 36 Infantry Division Band took the stage at the MPEC and played amazing music.
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Hotter'N Hell Hundred Training Clinic
The Hotter'N Hell Hundred bike ride and race is about two months away, but riders are already preparing.
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WF Police Investigating Stabbing
A 17-year-old is recovering Tuesday night after Wichita Falls police said he was stabbed early in the morning.
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Searching For Suspects
Wichita Falls police are searching for two suspects in an aggravated robbery this morning.
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Briefly
Wichita Falls city offices will be closed for the Independence Day holiday, Friday.
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Chance of Storms Returns Late Tonight
While it's been another rather hot afternoon, we are keeping tabs on a cold front up in Oklahoma.
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Armed man robs Howard Johnson
A man armed with a gun robbed a Wichita Falls hotel late Tuesday, marking the third armed robbery of a Wichita Falls business in the past week.
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Edward F. Rule
Our loving father, Edward F. Rule, 84, left this world on July 1st to join the love of his life in Heaven.
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Author responds to book criticism
TORIN HALSEY/TIMES RECORD NEWS Wichita Falls Police Sergeant Charlie Eipper has sold hundreds of copies of his self-published book, "Jesus Christ on Killing," released March 5. Wichita Falls police officer and author Sgt.
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Gusher of information greets committee
The Joint Interim Committee to Study Water Desalination drank from a firehose of information Monday at its third and final hearing, held in Wichita Falls - the hometown of its chairman, Sen. Craig Estes.If only water were so abundant.Wichita Falls made national headlines after seeking permission to re-direct its treated wastewater back into the ... (more)
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Fireworks Fair Warning
The Fourth of July is just a few days away and in an effort to clear up any confusion before Texoma residents head out to pop fireworks, law enforcement from Wichita County and the City of Wichita Falls gathered Wednesday afternoon to discuss ways residents can enjoy the holiday without breaking the law.
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Olney gets new website
Olney once again has a permanent home on the Internet thanks to a joint effort between the Olney Industrial Development Corporation and the Olney Chamber of Commerce.
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City has received 2 inches of rain
Wichita Falls lakes may be getting some desperately needed rain. By 8:30 a.m. Thursday, weather radar showed thunderstorms in Archer County where the watersheds of lakes Arrowhead and Kickapoo are located.
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Man Charged With Aggravated Assault
Wichita Falls Police have arrested a man in connection to a stabbing investigation.
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Rain Chances and The Holiday
A nice rain moved across the Red River and moved over Cooke, Collin and Hunt Counties before moving east of the metroplex.
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Lakes get runoff
Lauren Roberts/Times Record News Midwestern State University employees clean up Sikes Lake after rain Thursday morning.
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From South Vietnam to Wichita Falls clinic
Hung Nguyen counts himself one of the lucky ones. The Clinics of North Texas radiologist was 15 years old when his family of eight was told they had 45 minutes to escape their homeland of South Vietnam.
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Man injured in shooting
Patrick Johnston/Times Record News Wichita Falls police investigate an officer-involved shooting that stemmed from a domestic disturbance call at the Highpoint Village Apartments Thursday night.
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