Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 17th of July.
Good morning, Waco.
🏘️ Community
More than one in four households in Marlin lacked broadband internet access and nearly one in five did not own a computer, while the Goodwill Mission Express Bus visited Falls Community Hospital Monday afternoon to offer free internet, computer training, and job search help.
🎭 Culture
The Waco Independent Film Festival, celebrating a decade of local filmmaking, opens Thursday to showcase emerging talent and creative projects in the area.
The milestone event builds on years of success as it continues to expand its community impact.
🎓 Education
TSTC precision machining students competed in the second Machine Shop Madness on Thursday as industry judges evaluated their skills + the winning team earned $500 scholarships.
Baylor University professor Corey Carbonara and his team at 6P Color Inc. developed technology that can display 90% of visible colors (improving from 45%) and received the Lumiere Award for their breakthrough.
The innovation, inspired by a NASA challenge, may soon update screens on TVs, phones, and computers.
🏈 Sports
Baylor Bears Lucas Davenport and Tyce Armstrong were picked on day two of the MLB Draft, with Davenport joining the Boston Red Sox and Armstrong heading to the New York Yankees — a notable achievement for Baylor and a proud moment for Waco.
The UIL approved a pilot program to use a 35-second shot clock at varsity tournaments if both coaches agree & it will begin on August 1 pending final approval.
The change aims to speed up play and bring high school games closer to collegiate style.
🎉 Waco Events
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Al Joslin - The Elvis Experience
7 p.m. — Waco Hippodrome Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the king of rock and roll brought to life by Al Joslin.
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