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'Monster of the Skies' | Century-old legend made Wacoans believe city was tornado-proof in 1953
In just a matter of minutes, an F5 tornado with wind speeds of over 300 mph killed 114 people and injured about another 600.
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68 years since 1953 Waco tornado
In just a matter of minutes, an F5 tornado with wind speeds of over 300 mph killed 114 people and injured about another 600.
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Photos: The Waco Tornado of 1953
"It left a long impression on the community of Waco, with traces of impact that are even visible today."
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Several hundred died, mostly children and teens, when the New London School in East Texas exploded.
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'Monster of the Skies' | Century-old legend made Wacoans believe city was tornado-proof in 1953
In just a matter of minutes, an F5 tornado with wind speeds of over 300 mph killed 114 people and injured about another 600.
Local News
68 years since 1953 Waco tornado
In just a matter of minutes, an F5 tornado with wind speeds of over 300 mph killed 114 people and injured about another 600.
Local News
Photos: The Waco Tornado of 1953
"It left a long impression on the community of Waco, with traces of impact that are even visible today."
Music
Selena images are going to the Smithsonian!
Selena, the Queen of Tejano, would have turned 50 on April 16. A San Antonio photographer is sharing his memories on the national stage.
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Jackie Robinson Day | Robinson court-martialed on Fort Hood for refusing to sit in the back of the bus
Did you know that Jackie Robinson was Court Martialed on Camp Hood one week after the D-Day invasion?
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Jackie Robinson featured in new Bell County Museum exhibit honoring African Americans in WWII
A familiar face of baseball, Jackie Robinson, is also displayed prominently at the museum.
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Erik Erhorn's home was built in 1870. While renovating the upstairs, he found an old letter, still in its original envelope, postmarked in 1886.
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The Backstory: America's worst school disaster happened in Texas 84 years ago this month
Several hundred died, mostly children and teens, when the New London School in East Texas exploded.
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Former concentration camp guard, 95, removed from Tennessee, sent back to Germany
Friedrich Karl Berger, 95, was deported, the DOJ said, for participating in Nazi-sponsored acts of persecution while serving as a camp guard in 1945.
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Remembering slavery and Black History at the Alamo
Virtual event takes a look at the history of slavery in the region during the Texas Revolution.
Community
New 'Tree of Life' mural in east Waco celebrates Black history
Community project 'Tree of Life' depicts rich Black history and culture of east Waco. The mural can be seen going down Elm Avenue.
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