Wichita Falls ISD held a special session Tuesday afternoon, and a couple of waivers were on the agenda to keep the district in line with state requirements. Waivers are required for some classes in which the student/teacher ratio is not in line with the state requirement. Waivers are also needed for dual credit students. More…… MORE
Altus Public Schools is now giving students an opportunity to take classes online. The Altus Public Virtual School is a new program which gives students the option of taking classes in a traditional setting, online or combining the two into a unique experience. The program allows students to take classes online and also participate in…… MORE
Hospice of Wichita Falls is looking for volunteers for many different facets of the organization. They will be having training sessions for volunteers starting later in September. The training sessions will be between September 26 and October 24 each Thursday from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. All training sessions will be held at Hospice of…… MORE
Midwestern State University recently announced some changes to the policy on sizes and types of bag that will be allowed inside Memorial Stadium for MSU Football games. Starting on September 21, only bags that are clear and are not larger than 12″ long by 12″ high by 6″ wide, one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags, and small clutch…… MORE
Students are excited to finally begin learning inside of Midwestern State University’s newest building Centennial Hall. The facility is decked out with the newest technology for students in the health sciences and human services fields. Midwestern State University hopes the Centennial Hall can help students hit the ground running when they graduate. Check out video…… MORE
THE Kitchen – Meals on Wheels is in need of more volunteers to help deliver meals to seniors. The need comes from school starting again and volunteers are specifically needed for Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Find out how you can help by clicking here.… MORE
The first person you talk to during an emergency is now being classified as a first responder. “I think it’s been a long time coming,” said Lisette Renfroe, a Wichita Falls public safety dispatcher. “We’re the first ones there, without physically being there.” Read more about the new law here and what it means for…… MORE
On Sunday, September 1 , Seymour ISD was notified of a post on, “YOLO,” a social media app. In this post, the person talked about potentially bringing weapons to school on Tuesday, September 3. This post did not include information about a particular campus in Seymour ISD. Seymour ISD’s superintendent, John Anderson, would like to…… MORE
Visitors are spending more money in Wichita Falls according to new data released by the Governor’s office. In fact, it’s 10 million dollars more than in 2017. “We just want to celebrate that, and we want to thank our citizens for welcoming visitors here to Wichita Falls,” Lindsey Barker, director of the city’s Convention and…… MORE
At Tuesday’s Wichita Falls City Council, the Proposed Property Tax Rate for the 2019-2020 Fiscal Year was discussed. City employees and local first responders are in favor of a property tax increase. Click here for more details. … MORE
