Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 25th of December.
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🏘️ Community
Midway ISD's Hunger Free Program has significantly expanded its efforts to provide food to students in need, serving over 350 bags of food weekly with community support.
Magnolia's $50,000 donation ensures the Salvation Army of Waco meets its $185,000 Red Kettle Campaign goal despite economic challenges.
Byron Johnson retires after 28 years as director of the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, having significantly expanded and enhanced its collections, profile, and relevance.
Cameron Park Zoo's new $13.4 million Penguin Shores exhibit increased visitor numbers by showcasing 22 South African black-footed penguins and a rare black-footed cat, contributing to the zoo's conservation and education efforts.
🚧 Accidents
An early Tuesday morning fire in Waco displaced three residents and resulted in the death of two dogs, with the American Red Cross providing assistance.
📰 Economy
Walmart's construction of a $350 million milk processing plant in Robinson, Texas, progresses swiftly, promising job creation and local economic growth.
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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.
Grace Academy Boys Varsity Basketball Game at Methodist Children's Home
The Methodist Children's Home varsity basketball team faces Grace Academy in a conference matchup on January 24.
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