Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of October.
Good morning, Waco.
Residents in Waco, Texas, are advocating for the establishment of a city-run dog park following the closure of the HOT Dog Park, emphasizing the need for public spaces where dogs can socialize and exercise.
Officer Janae Draper has been appointed as the LGBT+ Liaison for Waco PD to enhance communication and trust between the police and the LGBTQ+ community.
A Waco man is hosting a sensory-friendly Halloween event to ensure an inclusive celebration for individuals with autism or sensory sensitivities on Oct.
18.
Baylor Law students joined together in support of domestic violence victims through participation in Go Purple Day, aiming to raise awareness and funds for the Waco Family Abuse Center.
Waco is enhancing its appearance and cultural scene with expanded mowing, decorative lighting for bridges, and maintenance for public sculptures as part of its new Beautification, Arts and Culture Program.
The 2024 Waco Restaurant Week, from October 18th to 25th, will showcase special menus from local dining spots while promoting sustainable business practices with the Waco Green Business Alliance.
A Waco capital murder trial ends in mistrial after jurors deadlock on a verdict for a man accused of killing his landlord in 2022.
Baylor University and the Waco Mammoth National Monument will transfer ownership of thousands of fossils to the National Park Service while continuing to house and study them.
An exchange of gunfire outside Rapoport Academy in Waco prompted a secure hold, with no students or staff harmed.
The Swatch Nines event in Waco brought together 28 global athletes in surfing and skateboarding for innovative, non-competitive showcases, marking its first surf event and U.S. appearance.
Paul Wall Live Performance
Experience a vibrant live performance by renowned rapper Paul Wall at The Backyard Bar Stage and Grill in Waco.
$5 Pints and Burgers at Barnett's Whiskey House
Experience a lively evening with $5 pints and burgers at J.S. Barnett's Whiskey House, a popular restaurant and bar in downtown Waco.
Fall Umpire Academy in Waco, TX
Experience comprehensive training at the Little League Umpire Academy, focusing on rules, mechanics, and practical application for umpires aged 18 and older.
Ty Myers Live Performance
Experience a captivating live music performance by Ty Myers at The Backyard Bar Stage and Grill in Waco.
Pumpkin Painting at Western Belle Farm
Celebrate the fall season with free pumpkin painting and a variety of fun activities for all ages at Western Belle Farm.
7th Annual Waco Halloween Bar Crawl
Experience a thrilling night of fun and Halloween festivities with drinks, costume contests, and access to multiple bars in Waco.
Live Music by Brazos Brothers at Western Belle Farm
Experience an enjoyable day of live music, family-friendly activities, delicious food, and stunning fall photo opportunities at Western Belle Farm.
Varsity Cross Country Championship at TAPPS State Meet
Experience the excitement of high school athletes competing in the TAPPS State meet at Cottonwood Creek Golf Course.
First Annual HOWL-O-WEEN Bash at Fuzzy Friends Rescue
Experience a festive evening of Halloween fun with games, food trucks, and a pet costume contest to support animal rescue efforts.
2024 Creekside Spooktacular Halloween Bash in Hewitt
Experience safe, traffic-free trick or treating, a costume contest, kids' activities, and food trucks at this family-friendly Halloween celebration.
"Z: The Story of David Zychek" Documentary Premiere
"Z: The Story of David Zychek" tells the life story of the legendary Texas musician, showcasing his incredible journey, music, and the legacy he left behind. Directed by Anna and Troy Shaw, this documentary highlights David’s influence on the music industry and his personal connections with fans, friends, and fellow musicians.
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