Micah Wilson
Morning Anchor, Texas Today at KCEN-TV (Temple, TX)
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1 week ago |
kcentv.com | Micah Wilson
WACO, Texas — Waco City Council Member Andrea Barefield offered a vibrant look into the city’s growing future, its evolving identity, and her deeply rooted passion for civic engagement. She touched on personal background, public policy and the challenges and triumphs of leading a city in transition. “This city is home,” Barefield said, smiling as she introduced herself. “I am Waco through and through.” Indeed, few embody Waco’s essence more than Barefield.
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2 weeks ago |
kcentv.com | Micah Wilson
WACO, Texas — Waco-based entrepreneur, Kennisha Thornton spoke about her journey, the impact of her work, and her deep connection to the community. As the founder and CEO of Create and Blossom, a book publishing, production, and PR firm, Thornton has been making waves in Waco by helping authors, writers, and entrepreneurs reach their full potential. Thornton’s journey to Waco began with a detour through various major cities.
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2 weeks ago |
kcentv.com | Micah Wilson
ROCKDALE, Texas — On Saturday, April 5, 2025 at noon, the Rockdale community will hold a balloon release for known community member, Gertharine Green. The balloon release will be held at 440 E. Third Avenue in Rockdale. Green, a beloved community member and dedicated servant, passed away at the age of 106. Born on April 2, 1918, in Minerva, Texas, to Benjamin and Zeffie Twiggs, Green lived a life defined by faith, family, and service. Green attended Minerva School, where she excelled in sports.
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1 month ago |
kcentv.com | Micah Wilson
WACO, Texas — The Public Affair with Andrew Gomez is both deeply personal and rooted in the heart of Central Texas. The podcast highlights the diverse voices and stories of the people who make up the region’s rich cultural tapestry. From everyday heroes to local officials, Gomez brings the stories of Central Texans to life, making them accessible and relatable to all. Gomez’s journey into podcasting was somewhat unconventional.
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2 months ago |
kcentv.com | Micah Wilson
TEMPLE, Texas — In 2024, Temple Police Chief Shawn Reynolds reported a total of 12 homicides, including nine murders, two criminally negligent homicides, and one officer-involved shooting that was ruled a justifiable homicide. The officer-involved shooting occurred on January 30, when a suicidal man reportedly pointed a gun at officers.
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