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Traveling Texas with Ann Harder: Escape the modern world at the Waco Mammoth National Monument KXXV and last updated 2021-06-01 22:17:10-04 WACO, TX — If you're looking for an escape from the modern world you can get a glimpse into the lives of Columbian Mammoths and other Ice Age animals in Waco. Sitting on more than 100 acres of wooded parkland along the Bosque River is the Waco Mammoth National Monument. A trail system allows visitors to stroll through the park. You will find plants like the honey locust tree which also grew during the Ice Age. Or you might spot a live oak that’s...

FFA Ford Scholars dedicate Bosque River Trail project

Tarleton State University celebrates gift of WWI-era cannon TSU Newsroom STEPHENVILLE — A new cannon with an historically significant name was unveiled today in an afternoon ceremony on the Stephenville campus of Tarleton State University. The fully operational artillery piece, donated by benefactors Mark and Suzie McKenzie, replaces a working cannon that had been on loan from Texas A&M University. “This gift from our longtime friends celebrates the university’s rich military heritage and symbolizes our deep appreciation for veterans,” said Tarleton President James Hurley. “It emb...

WACO — Did dinosaurs and other legendary prehistoric creatures really exist?

Stephenville Rotary makes donation to city for Collins Street Trailhead Special to the Empire-Tribune Moumin Quazi, two-time president of the Stephenville Rotary Club, made a presentation to the Stephenville City Council at its regular meeting on Tuesday about its last few years’ donations totaling $9,000 to the city, for the Collins Street Trailhead of the Bosque River Trail. Following is the speech Quazi presented: Dear Mayor and Councilors: "For some historical context, in the fall of 2018 the City began creating a master plan for an inclusive space the brought together our Bosque River...