Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 4th of June.
Good morning, Waco.
Friends for Life is seeking volunteer drivers to help seniors and disabled residents get to medical appointments (a growing need as many rely on nontraditional transport) and offer vital companionship during their trips.
Interested community members can apply on the organization's website.
Residents along FM 308 in Elm Mott voiced safety concerns over speeding and risky passing — TXDOT data report 12 crashes in 2024, 10 in 2025, and six so far this year, with one resident noting a recent head-on collision near her driveway.
TSTC diesel equipment student Jacob Mannen earned a national scholarship ($5,000) and is set to graduate while interning at Western Equipment in Oklahoma.
Highland Mobile Clinic offers free walk-in care (without insurance or ID) on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 2924 Trice Ave in Waco.
Run by Highland Baptist Church, the service is expanding with plans to add a new mobile medical truck.
Federal officials noted the screwworm parasite was detected in Mexico near the border and could harm livestock.
Texas agriculture officials urge ranchers to inspect animals for signs of infestation — although the pest is not currently in the U.S.
New apartments are rising at the downtown-area Cruz Grocery spot in Waco where affordable housing for older adults is taking shape.
The site, once known for neighborhood sweet treats, now signals a fresh start for the area.
Texas Sports Hall of Fame finalized its 2026 primary and veteran ballots with inductees including Art Briles, Dez Bryant and Johnny Manziel (voting begins July 16).
Academy ISD named Thomas Oliver as head girls soccer coach after he spent the last year as a teacher and assistant coach for soccer and track.
Athletic Director Steve Hoffman said Oliver will build team confidence and skills — key to maintaining the record-winning season.
Former Baylor golfer Sera Hasegawa won her first professional tournament at the 2026 Destination Grapevine Texas Women’s Open (in Grapevine) with a 14-under par finish after a four-way sudden death tie.
Hasegawa said she is eager for her next event in Gifu, Japan.
2026 RGIII Football Academy
8 AM – 1 PM — McLane Stadium — $50 per session — Learn football fundamentals from expert coaches and current players at Baylor's football academy.
National Volunteer Caregiving Conference
7 a.m. — AC Hotel Waco Downtown — Registration Fees Apply — Connect with peers and explore effective caregiving practices and challenges.
Texas Summer Artisan Market & Boutique Brands Festival 2026
10 a.m. - 6 p.m. — Waco Convention Center — Vendor spaces available — Discover unique crafts and stylish finds at this vibrant summer market.
2026 Baylor Football Camp #1
8 AM – 1 PM — McLane Stadium — $50 per session — Enhance your football skills with coaching from Baylor staff and players.
CCA Texas Annual Centex Banquet 2026
6 PM — BASE at Extraco Events Center — Enjoy a night of auctions and raffles while savoring delicious food and cold beverages.
Randy Rogers Live
6-9 p.m. — The Backyard Bar Stage and Grill — Ticketed event — Enjoy a night of Texas country tunes and energetic performances under the stars.
Contra Hall at the 75th National Square Dance Convention
June 24-27 — Waco Convention Center — $80-$95 — Experience vibrant contra dancing at a major square dance event with thousands of attendees.
The Spazmatics 80's Party
8-11 p.m. — The Will — Tickets start at $25 — Experience the ultimate 80’s party with high-energy performances and iconic hits.
Mom and Pop Card Show
11 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Anthem STORIES — Free entry — Discover rare sports cards, Pokémon, TCG, and cool collectibles at this vibrant local event.
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