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“I’m thrilled at how much the audience has grown”—Wacos Levitt AMP Music Series winds up its first edition Saturday, a 10-week debut marked by growing crowds and fickle Texas weather.

Waco landmarks of note, a big restaurant venture and a local JP going to the Texas Supreme Court were the four topics that dominated interest this week for Tribune-Herald readers.

Now called The Herringbone, the once multicolored conglomeration of shipping containers at Jackson Avenue and Fourth Street in downtown Waco is changing its stripes, and a lot more.

The Deep in the Heart Film Festival announced the film and events lineup for its 7th edition, which will combine in-theater screenings July 20-23, followed by an online encore July 24-30.

Central Texas artists are selling custom-painted sofas at the Couch Potato Festival to benefit Creative Waco’s ARTprenticeship program

After receiving a $90,000 grant, Creative Waco is bringing a free, live music series to the city starting April 2023.

Deep in the Heart Film Festival has joined with community partners to present a series of three films accompanied by food, performances, art, and guided conversation on the black lived experience

Creative Waco is asking for community support to receive a grant to fund a free, three-year concert series that would take place in East Waco.

Creative Waco has an "art-prenticeship" program in partnership with Triple Win. It's an opportunity for local students to develop their creative skills.

A mammoth sculpture is part of a Mayborn campaign to reignite curiosity through a 10-year, four-phase plan to transform its natural science and cultural history wing—and the first phase of the transformation includes a life-sized mammoth sculpture to welcome guests to the museum.