The Family YMCA has had renovations underway for years but the staff has been dedicated to finishing them up to create the best experience possible for the community. “The idea and the vision behind the renovation that began all these years ago was to create more space so we can get more people in and…… More
Amazon has a new feature called Sidewalk that will begin using a portion of your home internet service starting June 8. That is, unless you opt-out. Amazon says Sidewalk is a neighborhood network that will make your devices like Ring, Echo and your security cameras work better, and those of your neighbors and it will…… More
For former home-school student Elijah Snider of Wichita Falls, playing the sport he loved meant making long trips to Oklahoma City and back. Right now in Texas, home-school students aren’t allowed to compete in the UIL, but that could all change if the Texas Senate passes House Bill 547. The bill would give school districts…… More
Wichita Falls ISD will resume providing free breakfast and lunch for all children under the age of 18 next Tuesday. Click here to find out locations and times that meals will be served.… More
The city of Wichita Falls is offering a subscription grocery cart service for those at least 60 years of age. Through the Grocery Cart Program, city officials will pick up subscribers, take them to the grocery store, and then return them to their residence with their groceries. More details on this new service and how…… More
Many Texoma area residents will take to the lake this weekend and if your plans include Amon Carter Lake in Bowie, take note. The lake is at 921 feet and flood level is at 925 feet. Bowie city officials are asking anyone who plans to be on the lake in the coming days to use…… More
The WIC Program is offering eligible recipients more money this summer. If you’re signed up for WIC, starting next month in June and ending in September you’ll see an increase from $9 to $35 for fruits and veggies. More information can be found here.… More
As the school year comes to a close, WFISD officials are asking parents, staff members, students and Wichita Falls citizens to offer their opinions with regards to health and safety protocols and procedures for the 2021-22 school year. Officials have put together a survey and would like those who feel compelled to do so, complete the…… More
