Waco Tribune-Herald‎

The Waco Tribune-Herald is a daily newspaper that caters to the Waco, Texas area and its surroundings. This publication has a rich history, tracing back to five earlier newspapers, starting with the Waco Evening Telephone, which was founded in 1892. The Tribune-Herald emerged when E.S. Fentress and Charles Marsh, who were the owners of the Waco News-Tribune, acquired the Waco Times-Herald. This acquisition marked the inception of Newspapers, Inc., a company that went on to own a total of 13 different newspapers.

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Waco public radio station KWBU facing new federal funding cuts

3 days ago | wacotrib.com | Carl Hoover

The clock is ticking on yet another funding challenge for Waco public radio station KWBU-FM, and it's not for the end of a pledge drive. The challenge lies in a federal rescission bill awaiting Senate action that, if successful, could mean a loss of $164,000 in anticipated funding for the Waco station, already scrambling to replace $209,000 in support withdrawn by Baylor University.
Panthers Hockey Parade

5 days ago | wacotrib.com | Marta Lavandier

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How do you know when it’s time to walk away?

6 days ago | wacotrib.com | Scott Rada |Richard Kyte

Episode 199: Hosts Richard Kyte and Scott Rada take a closer look at quitting, not as a failure, but as a potentially wise — and even ethical — choice. Using Jason Feifer’s recent column as a starting point, the two explore how our cultural celebration of grit and perseverance can trap us in situations that no longer serve us, whether it’s a dead-end job, a one-sided relationship or even a volunteer commitment that has become unsustainable.
Parents, students will see cellphone use changes among new laws affecting Texas schools

1 week ago | wacotrib.com | Carl Hoover

Texas public school parents who stay connected to their kids during the school day through their cellphones, brace yourself: Change is coming this school year. A new state law going into effect bans or restricts most students cellphone use on school grounds, although the details of what, when and where will fall largely to school trustees and administrators to determine.
APTOPIX CWC Benfica Auckland City Soccer

1 week ago | wacotrib.com | Phelan Ebenhack

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Early STAAR scores show mixed results in Waco ISD, statewide

1 week ago | wacotrib.com | Carl Hoover

Waco Independent School District elementary school students showed improvement in reading on this year's State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness tests, particularly among young readers. Math, on the other hand, proved problematic at both the elementary and secondary levels, with a majority of students failing the test and some schools seeing double-digit drops.
Midway well-represented on all-state team, led by Williams as Coach of the Year

1 week ago | wacotrib.com | Brice Cherry

Shower the champions with awards — they’ve earned it. The Midway Pantherette softball team claimed the third state championship in program history this season, defeating League City, 9-1, for the Class 6A Div. I title. In reflection of its stellar season, Midway was well-represented on the Texas Sports Writers Association Class 6A All-State Softball Team, which was released Friday. Midway’s Jordan Williams won the TSWA Coach of the Year honor for Class 6A.
Pendergrass ascending to role as experienced leader among Baylor running backs

1 week ago | wacotrib.com | Zach Smith

Ever since Dawson Pendergrass arrived on campus two years ago, nothing about Baylor has stayed consistent. He was a third-string option as a true freshman under Jeff Grimes’ run-heavy wide zone scheme. When Jake Spavital brought his up-tempo offense to Waco ahead of last season and the Bears added Khenon Hall to coach the running backs, it forced Pendergrass to adapt once again as he continued to climb the depth chart.
Home-court advantage: Powell happy to be back in Waco, playing for Bears

1 week ago | wacotrib.com | Brice Cherry

Within his major of electrical engineering, Caden Powell gets to tinker around with some highly charged components. It’s nothing like the buzz he got from joining his hometown Baylor Bears, though. Powell grew up in Waco as a Baylor fan. His mother Connie is a professor at the Baylor Law School, and Caden has vivid memories of being a young kid and gearing up in green and gold while attending games to cheer on the Bears.
Britain Brown Court

1 week ago | wacotrib.com | Frank Augstein

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