Scammers are sending out voicemails claiming to be from Publishers Clearing House. The voicemail claims whoever received it has won a prize and asks for a call back for details on how to receive the prize. For more information on this scam, click here. … MORE
The new Wichita County Law Enforcement Center is nearly ready for staff to start moving in. Construction crews inside are working in just about every room of the building finishing up all the fine details on a project that’s been in the works for the last two years. Read more about the new law enforcement…… MORE
Wichita Falls ISD has received $6,000 worth of medical donations for Career Education Center programs. Read the complete story here.… MORE
Wichita County 4-H begins it’s new year September 1. Youth who are 8-18 years old and are in at least 3rd grade are eligible to enroll in 4-H. Youth who are 5-7 years old can enroll as Clover Kids and still participate in many of the activities. Get more information about 4-H and find out…… MORE
The Wichita Falls Police Department is asking everyone to be aware of active school zones, to slow down and to help keep everyone’s children safe. Click here to read more about WFPD’s enforcement of school speed zones and how you can keep our children safe. … MORE
With schools starting back up across Texoma, children using bus services can expect some changes due to the coronavirus pandemic. WFISD has partnered with Durham School Services to make sure the transportation company has everything they will need as they begin busing around 1,600 students back and forth to campuses all across Wichita Falls this…… MORE
Texas shoppers will be able to save money on clothes and school supplies during the state’s sales tax holiday starting on Friday and continuing through Sunday, These items include clothing, footwear, school supplies and backpacks. This can save Texas shoppers $8 for every $100 spent. Click here for more details about the sales tax holiday…… MORE
The Wichita Falls ISD Roadmap Back to School has been released. Parents will need to make the decision between on-campus or distance learning by August 6. Find more information here.… MORE
City View ISD has released their back to school plan for on-campus activities and instruction. The school district will offer both in-person and distance learning, however, families must have adequate internet access to choose the distance learning option. Find more details here.… MORE
MSU Texas has made testing requirements optional for incoming 2020-21 freshman. Admittance without SAT or ACT scores is allowed but is dependent on the student’s GPA. Learn more about the changes here.… MORE
