Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 21st of December.
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🏘️ Community
After 22 years, the popular Schmidt Christmas light display will move to the Karem Shrine Temple in Waco, ensuring the tradition continues.
The 2025 Lake Waco Wetlands Calendar, featuring breathtaking photographs by local photographers, is now freely available at various locations to highlight the area's distinctive ecosystem.
A former U.S. Army specialist and his two daughters were surprised with a mortgage-free home in Woodway, backed by community and veterans' support organizations.
Cameron Park residents in Waco advocate for traffic control measures to prevent accidents caused by speeding, despite challenges such as impact on emergency services.
Mayor Jim Holmes announces a $5 million project to open a grocery store with 1950's nostalgia at a historic location in downtown Waco by 2026.
🚧 Accidents
Texas authorities are searching for a Chevrolet Impala involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident that killed a tow truck operator on Interstate 35 near Waco.
An adult male was fatally struck by a train while pushing a bicycle across train tracks in Bellmead, Texas.
🏈 Sports
Chicago Bears player Andrew Billings gifts a Waco ISD middle school student and his mother free Super Bowl LIX tickets, including travel and accommodation.
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A Week of Experiencing God's Love
The ‘A’ School offers a one-week exploration into the concept of divine love, combining biblical teachings with personal transformation experiences.
2024 Barkin’ Ball: A Midnight Celebration in Monte Carlo
The Barkin’ Ball is Waco’s premier New Year’s Eve event, featuring a Monte Carlo theme with food, entertainment, and fundraising for Fuzzy Friends Rescue.
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