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One Heart Bell County with American Heart Association to air June 17
Local News
More than 100 vintage cars to stop in downtown Temple: 'Great Race'
The 'Great Race' is a car rally, which is set to make its first ever overnight stop in downtown Temple.
History
The reason why Texas has its own power grid
After being asked to conserve energy again, Texans are asking for the reason why.
Military Matters
Air Force veteran gives back through book aimed at changing lives
Joe Paranteau said the book will help veterans, and others, who need to learn to sell themselves and take military experiences with them.
Local News
Waco City Council to consider adding pedestrian plaza, colorful walkway from Silos to Austin Avenue
The projects are part of the Summer of Downtown initiative. If passed at Tuesday's meeting, it would cost $100,000.
Food
Feeling peachy? Chick-fil-A's peach milkshake makes a return
The peach-flavored delight will be available June 14 through the rest of the summer.
Local News
Maryland teen shatters racial stereotypes as first Junior World Bull Riding champion from state
The popular cowboy narrative often excludes Black people from the horseback riding American folklore. However, historians estimate that 1 in 4 cowboys were Black.
Animals
Collie from Boerne wins at Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
Fannie was bred and trained by a couple in the Texas Hill Country, and was named "Best in Variety Rough Collie" at the show held in New York City.
Nation World
Chicago man jumps into Lake Michigan for 365th straight day
It started as a way of relieving stress during the pandemic, but Sunday Dan O'Conor made the jump for the 365th consecutive day.
Features
'I proved my doctors wrong' | Pee Wee slugger with rare bone disorder is a star on and off the field
"They said I can't play baseball. Then I showed them I could," said 9-year-old Rylan after making the All-Star Tournament in Pasadena Pee Wee league.
Features
Heart of Central Texas: Waco hairstylist offers free hair braiding camp for kids
LaKendra Dugas says she started braiding hair at young age and wanted to pass that knowledge on to the next generation.
Pets
Code Red: Humane Society of Central Texas at capacity, waiving adoption fees
All adoption fees have been waived for the weekend, fostering an animal is free.
Local News
More than 100 vintage cars to stop in downtown Temple: 'Great Race'
The 'Great Race' is a car rally, which is set to make its first ever overnight stop in downtown Temple.
History
The reason why Texas has its own power grid
After being asked to conserve energy again, Texans are asking for the reason why.
Military Matters
Air Force veteran gives back through book aimed at changing lives
Joe Paranteau said the book will help veterans, and others, who need to learn to sell themselves and take military experiences with them.
Local News
Waco City Council to consider adding pedestrian plaza, colorful walkway from Silos to Austin Avenue
The projects are part of the Summer of Downtown initiative. If passed at Tuesday's meeting, it would cost $100,000.
Food
Feeling peachy? Chick-fil-A's peach milkshake makes a return
The peach-flavored delight will be available June 14 through the rest of the summer.
Local News
Maryland teen shatters racial stereotypes as first Junior World Bull Riding champion from state
The popular cowboy narrative often excludes Black people from the horseback riding American folklore. However, historians estimate that 1 in 4 cowboys were Black.
Animals
Collie from Boerne wins at Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
Fannie was bred and trained by a couple in the Texas Hill Country, and was named "Best in Variety Rough Collie" at the show held in New York City.
Nation World
Chicago man jumps into Lake Michigan for 365th straight day
It started as a way of relieving stress during the pandemic, but Sunday Dan O'Conor made the jump for the 365th consecutive day.
Features
'I proved my doctors wrong' | Pee Wee slugger with rare bone disorder is a star on and off the field
"They said I can't play baseball. Then I showed them I could," said 9-year-old Rylan after making the All-Star Tournament in Pasadena Pee Wee league.
Features
Heart of Central Texas: Waco hairstylist offers free hair braiding camp for kids
LaKendra Dugas says she started braiding hair at young age and wanted to pass that knowledge on to the next generation.
Pets
Code Red: Humane Society of Central Texas at capacity, waiving adoption fees
All adoption fees have been waived for the weekend, fostering an animal is free.
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