News in Waco
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Published September 25Waco breaks ground on Barron's Branch, first phase of downtown redevelopment
The City of Waco officially broke ground on Barron’s Branch on Thursday. The investment marks the first phase of its downtown redevelopment project.
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Published September 11Waco Civic Theatre’s ‘Come From Away’ finds hope in the aftermath of 9/11
Waco Civic Theatre’s ‘Come From Away’ finds hope in the aftermath of 9/11
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Published September 09KWBU and Rogue Media Launch “Beneath the Surface” With Host Kennisha Thornton
New hybrid video podcast and radio series expands KWBU’s local programming through a partnership with Waco-based Rogue Media
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Published September 08KWBU and Texas Music Café Launch “Texas Music Café Radio Hour”
New weekly program brings two decades of Waco music history, live performances, and Texas artists to KWBU’s weekend lineup.
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Published September 08Rachel E. Pate Returns to the Driver’s Seat at KWBU’s Downtown Depot
After taking a break from hosting to focus on civic engagaements, Rachel E. Pate is officially returning as the host of KWBU's Downtown Depot.
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Published September 04MCC’s bet on career prep paid off. The state funding model that inspired it fell short.
McLennan Community College connected more students with career-focused programs under a new state funding formula. Now a $3.1 million state shortfall has left MCC’s taxpayers to make up the difference.
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Published August 27Timothy Shotwell Pelfrey, Jr.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Timothy Shotwell Pelfrey, Jr., age 57, who departed this world on July 20, 2026, in Waco, TX
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Published August 26Central Texas Food Bank opens new Waco Hub, bringing services to nine northern counties.
The CTFB celebrated the opening of its brand new Waco Food Hub Tuesday morning, the first outside of Austin.
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Published August 11For Artier Resale, June's flash floods opened a new door for connection
After June flooding damaged his Waco resale shop, Artier owner Harold Alexander is turning the space into a more accessible community gathering place.