The Wild Side of Town – Texas Monthly
You don’t have to go to the country or the zoo to see wild animals; there are lizards in downtown buildings, gators in the creeks, and deer in the parking lots.
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You don’t have to go to the country or the zoo to see wild animals; there are lizards in downtown buildings, gators in the creeks, and deer in the parking lots.
The weeks ahead will see major milestones for the remaining schools under construction in the $355 million Waco Independent School District bond issue, and the start of construction on others.
The steep, bumpy terrain along Bosque Boulevard did no favors for participants of the Waco Metropolitan Planning Organization’s bike tour Wednesday, nor did the lack of bike lanes.
The Butts County Junior Historical Society presented Voices from the Past on Friday, Oct. 27.
Waco’s Dia de los Muertos parade Saturday may be short in distance, but it continues to grow in its third year with a pet-friendly alebrije section, plus expanded music afterward.