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This Day in History: Sept. 21 | Benedict Arnold betrays America, and the final game is played at the old Yankee Stadium

History

This Day in History | Billie Jean King vs. Bobby Riggs in the 'Battle of the Sexes'

On this day in 1973, Billie Jean King defeated Bobby Riggs in one of the most famous tennis matches ever played.
History

This Day in History | George Washington's farewell address is published and more

What do the father of our country and the Unabomber have in common? Believe it or not, they were both published in the newspapers on Sept. 19.
Texas Today

Former Groesbeck high school named a historical marker

Washington High School, a former all Black school during segregation was named a historical marker during a ceremony.
6 Fix

6 Fix | Restoration on historic home in Belton halted

The 1929 L.B. Kinchion house in Belton, Texas was a safe haven for prominent Black celebrities in its day. Today, a local is trying to return it to its former glory.
History

This Day in History | George Washington begins construction on the U.S. Capitol

Sept. 18 has seen a lot over the years, such as the beginning of construction on one of America's most important buildings.
People

Waco honors Hispanic Heritage Month with new wall display at South Waco Library

The lives and experiences of over a dozen Hispanic people who helped make Waco the city it is today are now on display.
History

This Day in History: Sept. 14 | "O Say Can You See", the birth of "The Star-Spangled Banner"

Plenty has happened on Sept. 14 over the years, including the creation of America's national anthem.
History

This Day in History: Sept. 13 | From "Law & Order" to Michelangelo

From an infamous prison riot to the carving of one of the most famous statues in the world, Sept. 13 has seen its fair share of history.
Remembering 9/11

Remembering 9/11 across generations

KCEN remembers 9/11 with the stories of multiple generations.
History

This Day in History: Sept. 12 | From sieges to space shuttles

From famous battles and historic peace agreements to births and deaths of music legends, Sept. 12 has seen its fair share of history.
Remembering 9/11

'It's a tough day for a lot of people': Former President George W. Bush hosts 9/11 ceremony at presidential center in Dallas

Visitors did not know the former president would attend the event, which has not been open to the public before.

School cancelled today for Leon ISD

Near Record High Temperatures Before the Next Cold Front | Central Texas Forecast

Near Record High Temperatures Before the Next Cold Front | Central Texas Forecast

Stronger Winds Ramp Up Temperatures A Bit | Central Texas Forecast

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This Day in History: Sept. 21 | Benedict Arnold betrays America, and the final game is played at the old Yankee Stadium

This Day in History | Billie Jean King vs. Bobby Riggs in the 'Battle of the Sexes'

This Day in History | George Washington's farewell address is published and more

Former Groesbeck high school named a historical marker

6 Fix | Restoration on historic home in Belton halted

This Day in History | George Washington begins construction on the U.S. Capitol

Waco honors Hispanic Heritage Month with new wall display at South Waco Library

This Day in History: Sept. 14 | "O Say Can You See", the birth of "The Star-Spangled Banner"

This Day in History: Sept. 13 | From "Law & Order" to Michelangelo

Remembering 9/11 across generations

This Day in History: Sept. 12 | From sieges to space shuttles

'It's a tough day for a lot of people': Former President George W. Bush hosts 9/11 ceremony at presidential center in Dallas

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