Wichita Falls, TX News

• Wichita Falls, TX News
• Today's primary ballots
• Crime Beat (May 29)
• Storms roll through region
• Thornberry opposes biofuel drive
• Camps offering fun for summer
• From Hirschi to Obama, Air Force grad loves his life
• MSU accolades (May 29)
• Storms bring damage to North Texas
• Turning to safety
• Professional aspirations
• Finance reports reveal divide
• WFISD leader in tax pickle
• Memorial Day services
• Waves of fun
• Looking back gives local man colorful picture of family tree
• Students named area's top scholars
• Movie based on Wichita Falls native's script
• Memorial Day ceremonies honor local military heroes
• Decent crop, good prices
• Quanah principal under sanction
• School's outgoing band director is suspended
• Texoma's Most Wanted (May 26)
• Crime beat (May 26)
• Voters are few before big day
• Orthodontist office braces for closure
• Bicycle safety advocate struck by vehicle
• Regulation requires users to clean, drain, dry boats
• Man, 34, struck, killed by truck
• Montalvo finishes 11th in Steeplechase at NCAA II Championships
• Quanah principal sanctioned for paddling
• Band director suspended for inappropriate communications
• Man struck, killed in early morning accident
• Carll in Lone Star state of mind
• 'Dictator' no oppressor of laughter
• Nice-guy film doesn't finish last
• Liquid assets
• Monroe novel explores alternative conspiracy
• Too much time on your hands?
• No headline - NEXT_notes
• A summer that shines
• Angry ghost tale not spirited enough
• Country road takes Troubadours home
• Briefs (May 25)
• Suspect accused in threat, burglary
• Fading White's
• Final round for district judge race
• Zundy occupies principal position
• Pump pain eases
• Hispanics address concerns with WFISD
• Montalvo shows grit, qualfies for national finals in 3,000-meter Steeplechase
• Follow Montalvo live on NCAA.com tonight
• McNiel Junior High student drawn to history
• WFHS names new principal
• Choate: Even the adventure is bigger in Wichita County
• Fake traffic stop leads to arrest of suspect
• Crime Beat (May 24)
• Video team to portray city's past
• Arrest made in gunfight Tuesday
• 5 vie for Clay County sheriff spot
• Police chief recalls career highlights
• Briefs (May 23)
• No Bills (May 23)
• WFPD chief to retire May 31
• Police investigating shooting
• Crime beat (May 23)
• New MSU dean to take role Aug. 1
• New vehicle plate honors veterans
• Wins add up for Hirschi UIL team
• Ex-deputy, commissioner indicted
• Police chief retires
• Jail escapee kills self in North Carolina
• Man shot in central Wichita Falls
• Pizza deliverer robbed
• Police look for robbery suspect
• Rainfall makes things deceptive
• Update planned for report cards
• Johnson: Healthy living for teens starts by modeling good choices
• Early voting totals are low
• Sightseeing? Bee contestant spells it N-O
• Vernon College receives grant
• Crime beat (May 22)
• Wichita Falls PD introduces a hairy officer
• Early voting turnout low
• Fruitful event sprouts
• Jobs show gains in area
• More Americans expected to hit the road
• Lunch money debt looms
• Standoff lands 2 women in jail
• Memorial Day services planned across region
• City, homeowner at odds
• Bingham takes second team All-America honors
• SWAT surrounds Wichita Falls home
• Inmate on run, likely armed
• Only three local agencies report no spending for aid
• Man, 54, jailed in drug bust
• Still on a mission
• Bringing history to life
• Families have a ball at Soccer Fest 2012
• Search on in North Texas for escapee
• Bingham named to pair of All-America teams
• IRS helps in applications
• Things that go crunch in the night
• Texoma's Most Wanted (May 19)
• Power line move gets OK
• Thornberry fights cuts to military
• Police: Woman bilked patients
• Crime Beat (May 19)
• Briefly (May 19)
• Governor's forum set for small businesses
• Lending a hand (or eighteen)
• Wichita County monitors pertussis
• Indictments (May 19)
• Pertussis appears in North Texas
• Teacher avoids larger charge
• Crime Beat (May 18)
• Midwestern State Spring 2012 graduates
• Agency wary of antenna claims
• Purrfect price
• Vernon College undergoes $7 million redo
• Funds drive 68th District GOP race
• Bucks hit boots
• Doing the best thing for nesting
• Thornberry backs cutting BRAC
• Saluting a career of honor
• Hospital to add 97 positions
• Parade contest kicks off Santa Rosa Roundup
• Crime Beat (May 17)
• Mom of injured baby is indicted
• Police: Aide bilked patient
• Wichitan arrested for stealing from 98-year-old woman
• Taft at Clarinda Closed for Gas Line Repairs
• Scoreboard plan heard
• Crawling their way out
• Crime Beat (May 16)
• Man killed in collision of pickups
• Boy claims man used him for sex
• Businessman earns spot on City Council
• Vernon College, 10 others get grants
• Briefly (May 16)
• River Bend turns into zoo
• Wreck kills driver on Iowa Park Road
• Wichitan charged with molesting boy
• Montalvo named to USTFCCCA All-Region Team, qualifies for nationals
• MSU earns more accreditations
• Briefly (May 15)
• Governor's forum on business to be held
• City View school excels
• Sheppard AFB rated 'excellent'
• Estes raises most money
• Bible Correspondence Course
• WFPD pays homage to the fallen
• Crime Beat (May 15)
• Spots still open for Crime Stoppers Tournament
• MSU Accolades (May 15)
• Summer Reading starts May 29th!
• MSU duo collects South Central Region Arthur Ashe Awards
• Now that's fresh!
• Vintage 1917 biplane propels history in skies
• City Council Agenda will be limited
• Early voting sites
• Briefly (May 14)
• Splash into summer
• Few taking part in recycle effort
• MSU announces a new dean of business school
• Other Local Elections
• Blow maintains WFISD position
• Hooker defeats rival for seat in District 3
• Cajun Fest '12
• Iowa Park ISD voters say yes to improvements
• Early voting results
• Montalvo battles through foot injury to improve provisional time at West Coast Invitational
• MSU studies plan for growth
• Police event will honor fallen
• Texoma's Most Wanted (May 12)
• Upkeep of air conditioners lowers summer electric bills
• Crash leaves 1 dead, 1 hurt
• Man hit by van listed as critical
• Crime Beat (May 12)
• Postal carriers aim to stamp out hunger
• Briefly (May 12)
• Time to wake up and hit polls
• Bingham takes NFCA regional honors on Thursday
• Wichita Falls man injured in Burk incident
• Fiction Friday!
• Crime Beat (May 11)
• Kemp's sculpting grounds
• Regents set to refinance bonds
• Briefly (May11)
• Wichita Falls travel center stays on schedule
• 'Paws' event aimed at pets
• U.S. Cellular makes call to keep assisting schools
• Bingham nabs NFCA first-team All-South Central Region honors
• First Paragraphs
• Yellowhouse Machinery Co. sets grand opening festivities May 17
• Briefly (May 10)
• Crime Beat (May 10)
• 2 may be part of area thefts
• County property values see rise
• Mentor's lessons go beyond classroom
• Early voting sees low turnout
• Residents to vote on school bonds
• Mustangs finish 9th at NCAA II Midwest/South Central Regional
• Bingham garners Daktronics all-region first team honors
• Briefly (May 9)
• Crime Beat (May 9)
• Annual Parade of Homes slated to begin June 2
• New Hope Church may owe more than $20K
• Editor wins top honors at contest
• Iowa Park CISD accused of election violation
• Event aims to assist vets
• Dental facility to fill parking cavity
• Pursuit ends in crash
• Bingham earns Daktronics All-South Central first-team honors
• Chase ends in crash
• Strong second round has MSU in contention at NCAA II Super Regional
• Disappointing ending: MSU finishes 7th at D2 Super Region 4 Championships
• WF Big 5 store closing May 28
• RIP Maurice Sendak 1928-2012
• Autopsy planned in ATV accident
• Reports link attack to animal
• Review being sought in fatal wreck
• Bowie voter makes electioneering claim
• Crime Beat (May 8)
• Two pets die in house destroyed by fire
• Chamber of Commerce, small business awards named
• Assault charges filed on Wichita Falls man
• Petting zoo attack blamed on animal
• Smith's eventful day leads Mustangs in opening round at NCAA II Super Regionals
• Hazardous material spill on U.S. 287
• Romines, Whittley lead Mustangs in second round of NCAA II Super Region 4 Championship
• Face-lift takes shape
• Pat Green to perform at Santa Rosa Roundup
• Nocona Fun Fest set for May 19
• Klutts closes strong in opening round at NCAA II Super Region 4 Championship
• School merger goes to voters
• Parkfest a blazing success
• Sync-o de Mayo
• Seventh-graders score big on college exams
• Midwestern takes a learning experience away from LSC Championships
• Brakes put on price hikes at pump
• No Bills (May 5)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (May 5)
• Voter cards here on bright side
• Survey: Many in need of expert financial advice
• Students' portfolio beats out S&P 500
• Program urges readers to get a clue
• Crime Beat (May 5)
• Waterpark adds new attractions
• Shipley to leave WFHS
• Montalvo strikes silver in steeplechase at LSC Championships
• Fiction Friday!
• Women offered faith, hope
• Vernon to see fruits of labor
• Exhibiting different sounds
• Drive enters fast track
• Less funding hurts United Way
• Updates to gang injunction filed
• TXU energizes data on customers' usage
• Farm application deadline extended
• Crime Beat (May 4)
• Indictments (May 4)
• Briefly(May 4)
• A trivia lesson for the trivia expert
• Faith Refuge becomes reality
• Powers to serve as interim WFISD superintendent
• Largest fish hatchery goes dry
• Man gets life in prison
• Crime Beat (May 3)
• Cunningham earns state award
• Voting begins in Cashion
• Potbellied pig dies of attack injuries
• Resale shop is blooming in Holliday
• Briefly (May 3)
• Porn shown at MSU student event
• Wichitan nominated for Tony
• ABC Ready
• Mack named to LSC Track & Field All-Academic Team
• Lewis gets life on sex charges
• Zoo animals killed
• Board president owes back taxes
• Base bomb alert cleared
• Officials warn of moving scams
• Police arrest MSU chair
• Crime Beat (May 2)
• Three staff writers win awards
• TCBY opens newest store, on Call Field
• WFISD board finds replacement for retiree
• Prisoners: Make wise decisions
• Changes to farmers market set
• Man guilty in sex assaults
• Former Wichitan becomes Tony nominee
• Animals hurt, killed at petting zoo
• Sex offender gets conviction on 3 counts
• Final 2012 stats for MSU softball
• MSU department chair arrested on lewdness charges
• Council OKs Farmers Market change
• Suspicious package found at Sheppard
• Natura parent firm assets sold
• Woman robs two victims Monday
• Rehab auction brings in $250K
• Crime Beat (May 1)
• MSU students honored at banquet
• Woman donates $1.1M to college
• Comptroller will lead push to curb child identity theft
• More than 100 years of tradition
• Briefly (May 1)
• Grants available for natural gas vehicles
• MSU Women get first-ever team selection to NCAA Tournament
• Tales for Tails - Reading Program for Children
• Amo Leer: An Evening of Songs & Stories/Una Noche de Floricanto
• Canadian firm acquires Natura World assets
• Police nab suspect in robbery spree
• Art exhibit, dinner slated for Hardcastle
• Keeping airmen up in arms
• Consolidation takes shape
• Council mulls way to improve Farmers Market
• Bingham lone Mustang named to LSC All-Tournament team
• Montalvo adds second provisional time at WTAMU Open
• Bingham named to LSC All-Postseason Tournament team
• Area's performance declines slightly
• Wichita Falls youths take steps toward staying fit
• Sheppard chaplains fortify base's spirits
• One contested race for board
• Two candidates vie for District 3 seat
• Comeback falls short, MSU eliminated from LSC Championship
• Late comeback effort falls short in 6-3 loss to Incarnate Word
• First female in 14 years takes on Thornberry
• Arrest made in child injury
• Commission can help workers owed money by employer
• Governor's small business forum scheduled May 22
• Chamber job fair set for Tuesday at Sikes Senter
• Head Start plants seed for future
• Texoma's Most Wanted (April 28)
• MSU honors two at banquet
• Crime Beat (April 28)
• Heads Carolina! Silatolu drafted in second round by Panthers
• Mustangs hang on for 9-8 victory to open LSC tournament
• Mustangs selected to NCAAs for fourth time
• Bingham, Mustangs KO Tarleton State again, 9-8
• Bingham, Jerrick take first team All-LSC honors
• Briefly (April 27)
• 2 birds with 1 stone
• Deputy honored for DWI arrests
• Police warn of phone scam
• Weatherman to storm lecture
• Grandmother dies in wreck
• Crime Beat (April 27)
• Extended jobless benefits set to end
• BBB warns of sales tactics
• Rider alums set goals on health
• Bingham earns Golden Glove award
• Mooney named to LSC All-Academic Team
• Bingham, Jerrick lead Mustangs charge on All-Lone Star Conference squad
• Wreck kills woman, injures child
• Jordan, Veitenheimer named MSU's Outstanding Student-Athletes
• Mustangs open LSC tournament against Tarleton State
• United Way official pushes lobbying
• Former chairman: Challenge mandates
• Relatives are sought after fire
• $9.25M bond focus of meeting
• Briefly (April 26)
• District maps bring change
• STAAR scores to be on new level
• From trash to treasure
• Crime Beat (April 26)
• Ex-Shell official urges energy policy
• Minimum classroom tech defined for WFISD
• Friends form scholarship as memorial for student
• Wreck victim faces mounting bills
• Man charged in sexual assault
• Two fires burn in county hours apart Tuesday
• Crime Beat (April 25)
• Medical records breach possible
• Briefly (April 25)
• Featured Database - Gale Virtual Reference Library (GVRL)
• ABC Ready
• Roosmalen takes LSC Hitter of the Week honors
• Fire on Avenue Q blocks traffic
• Roosmalen named LSC Hitter of the Week
• Possible patient privacy breach
• Two local men arrested following copper theft
• Crime Beat (April 24)
• Iowa Park CISD seeks $14.7M bond
• Texas Comptroller Combs honored
• Keeping business fresh topic of Web chat
• Energy producers convention gushing with pride
• Issues over May 29 vote addressed
• Wichita County Sheriff's deputies are looking for a wanted person
• It's World Book Night!
• Mission: Research war flight
• Having a ball to fight cancer
• Jobless number down locally
• Mom, son arrested on gun charges
• Day camps promise a summer of fun
• Parties split on polling locations
• Help, one pinwheel at a time
• Mustangs split twin bill with ACU in 2012 home finale
• Local volunteers go to bat for their buddies
• Wichita Falls heeds residents for good deeds
• County party sets its goals
• Schroeder changes lives of children one at a time
• Mustangs fall in finale, to open LSC tourney against Tarleton State
• Hennan, Mustangs shut down ACU in Game 1, 7-0
• MSU begins final home series with 5-2 victory
• Briefly (April 21)
• Body found in fire
• Crop Report (April 21)
• WFISD seeking teachers for ESL
• Texoma's Most Wanted (April 21)
• Turkey center of Clay County contest, festival
• Energy producers expo to host forums
• No Bills (April 21)
• Save an animal, save money
• Drivers urged to be aware
• Crime Beat (April 21)
• Albert Moving warehouses take skills to competition
• Mustangs fall 5-1 to Incarnate Word in Firestone LSC Semifinals
• Glenn pitches Mustangs past ACU, 5-2
• Mustangs season ends with 5-1 loss in Firestone Lone Star Conference Championship
• MSU softball records set to fall in final 2012 series
• Wichita Falls LOCAL elections on May 12
• Midwestern State, Abilene Christian start time delayed until 4:45 p.m.
• Fiction Friday!
• Early morning fire kills 1
• 2012 Firestone LSC Tennis in Rain Delay
• Honoring 'Mr. McNiel'
• Indictments (April 20)
• Entrepreneurs win prizes for proposals
• Crime beat (April 20)
• Briefly (April 20)
• Man accused of sex assault
• Campus expansion MSU gets $3.3M pledge
• Youth Symphony ends season on high note
• Above-par turnout expected at event
• Transfer station closure set
• Sandwich chain sets the subs standard in charity
• Personal records fall for Midwestern State in 85th Kansas Relays
• Midwest Waste Services wins IdeaWF contest
• Mustangs place four on All-Lone Star Conference Team
• Meeks leads Mustangs All-Lone Star Conference selections
• Man injured, dogs perish in Vernon fire
• MSU drops two in Edmund
• MSU drops two in Edmund
• Son battles back after autism diagnosis
• Father jailed in baby death
• A new law for private car sale
• Women's event urges productivity
• Crime Beat (April 19)
• Educators to see who's at top of class
• Smartphones are the new running buddy
• Briefly (April 19)
• Central Oklahoma doubles up Mustangs in Game 2, 8-4
• #3 Central Oklahoma rallies past Mustangs, 8-6
• Wichitan charged in infant son's death
• ABC Ready
• Pottermore!
• Cameron stops Mustangs winning streak at nine
• Bees in attack destroyed
• Mother accepts deal in death
• Boost Mobile will solicit cellphones for U.S. troops
• 1 injured, 1 arrested in highway wreck
• Man in custody after standoff
• Teacher's new chapter
• Council sheds light on MSU field funding
• Briefly (April 18)
• Crime Beat (April 18)
• Tell your small business story via video
• WFISD hires search group
• Annual expo to support 450 jobs
• Red Cross CEO talks readiness
• The best movies to scratch your hockey itch
• First Paragraphs
• Cameron halts Mustangs' winning streak at 9, 2-1
• Mustangs close third at Firestone Lone Star Conference Championship
• No headline - lampc_marinara_sauce
• Wichitan arrested after standoff
• Briefly (April 17)
• Crime Beat (April 17)
• One killed in ambulance collision
• Man shot, killed Sunday in Burkburnett
• WFISD seeks use of hi-tech
• United donates apples to fight hunger
• Income tax return can be amended
• Conference gives voice to autism
• Hero's journey home is over
• IdeaWF winner offers tips
• Phase II on as Bolin leaves chamber
• Mustangs third after opening day at LSC Championships
• Collision involving ambulance leaves one dead, injures four
• Whittley tops individual leaderboard after opening round of LSC Championships
• Suspect charged in Burkburnett murder
• State Document Says Black Threatened Loper Over Abortion
• Santa Rosa Palomino Club strides to glory
• Silver-Haired legislature: Looking out for seniors
• Opening 130 years of history
• MSU hopes council will brighten its day
• Whittley earns Lone Star Conference All-Academic honors
• Moore leads MSU trio for All-LSC Postseason Honors
• Midwestern State places three on All-LSC Men's Golf Team
• Image hotels receive praise
• Gold-Burg ISD board pushes school closure
• Suspect arrested following standoff
• Delegates chosen for state convention
• Waiting on burn scars to heal
• Mustangs close three game slugfest with 10-9 victory
• MSU survives rally for 9th-straight win, edges Javelinas 10-9
• 2012 SPRING GAME: Carper-led Gold beats Maroon, 13-6
• No. 34 Mustangs sweep Arkansas-Fort Smith 8-0
• No. 39 Mustangs claim 5-4 win over Arkansas-Fort Smith on Senior Day
• Severe storms remain likely
• Standoff ends with arrest
• Records fall in Kingsville as MSU takes two from Javelinas
• Texoma's Most Wanted (April 14)
• Brewing storms produce Okla. tornado
• Garcia joins Railroad board
• Uniting to look back at history
• Christian motorcycle play day planned
• Local court to stay open
• Pump prices keep pace
• Headliners announced for FallsFest lineup
• New commander at training wing
• Crop report (April 14)
• Crime Beat (April 14)
• Thunderstorms, tornado move across Oklahoma City area
• MSU makes it eight straight, beats Texas A&M-Kingsville in wild 17-13 affair
• Mooney become MSU's all-time RBI leader as MSU takes Game 1 from Javs 10-7
• Tornado Watch issued for Wichita Falls area
• Fiction Friday!
• Five MSU student athletic trainers honored for academic excellence
• Room for history: Vintage residences from oil heyday open doors for tour
• 'Roman Reloaded' lacks focus
• Magazine helps residents get art-smart
• Diabet-EASE
• Wild weekend of weather ahead
• WFISD scores are 'not pretty'
• Arthritis advocates tapped for summit
• Eco-Fair and Earth Day Celebration!
• March home sales soar
• Credit counselors offer to review foreclosures
• Student tax breaks offered
• Crime Beat (April 13)
• Midwestern falls at Tarleton 6-1
• Mustangs quickly climbing back into LSC mix
• Midwestern Athletics to support many local organizations for Spring Fling Saturday
• A Website for Junie B. Jones Fans!
• MSU makes changes to the 2012 Spring Fling tournament slate
• Board questions auditor's role
• Construction closures
• Knowing what's on credit report crucial
• Training prepares in case of disaster
• Crime Beat (April 12)
• Luncheon to honor IdeaWF winners
• County official is not charged
• Election email inaccurate
• Opening honors a tradition of giving
• Briefly (April 12)
• 34th ranked Mustangs stun 22nd ranked Cameron 5-4
• Mustangs fall to No. 20 Cameron 8-1
• Work starts on Call Field Road improvements
• Bookmark Contest Finalists
• State official warns of bogus election email
• Pitching leads the way in Mustangs sweep of Cameron
• Reno Gustafson Wichitan of the Year
• MSU stresses importance of growth
• WFISD Board OKs turf for stadium
• Has student testing gone too far?
• Expansion takes wing
• Court closure input sought
• Crime Beat (April 11)
• Briefly (April 11)
• ABC Ready
• Glenn, Hennan spark Mustangs to sweep of Cameron
• Mustangs finish 9th at DBU Classic
• Gustafson named Wichitan of the Year
• Mustangs finish second at Doc Housewright Classic behind three final round even-par players
• Football Spring Game highlights busy Saturday at MSU
• Royal Jump opens in Sikes
• Chamber banquet slated May 21
• Options available for late tax filers
• Residents urged to register their shelters
• Briefly (April 10)
• Technology, treatment and triumph
• Twister put alert plans on radar
• Four accused of burglary Monday
• Crime Beat (April 10)
• County seeks shelter funds
• Mustangs stand 9th after opening day of Dallas Baptist Classic
• Whittley, Romines have Midwestern 3rd after Day 1 of Doc Housewright Invitational
• Building men from ground up
• JJAEP students pass '11 reading TAKS
• Briefly (April 9)
• Bowie teen rolling along in running chair
• Montalvo improves provisional time at Sun Angel Classic to highlight busy MSU track weekend
• Nokona employees herald combined 110 years
• Wagner remembers '79 tornado
• Eggcitement fills the air
• Mustangs complete sweep of Tarleton State with comeback victory
• Bingham leads Mustangs to 7-6 victory
• BREAK OUT THE BROOMS: Mustangs sweep former league leaders out of town
• BREAK OUT THE BROOMS: Mustangs sweep former league leaders out of town
• Mustangs fall to NAIA No. 3 Oklahoma Christian 9-0
• Mustangs fall to NAIA No. 3 Oklahoma Christian 9-0
• Mustangs open weekend with 5-3 victory over TexAnns
• Superintendent of WFISD moving on
• WFISD Popular coach put on leave
• Woman accused of theft at store
• 17-year-old mother arrested
• Wichita Falls hotels garner major awards in Las Vegas
• Crime Beat (April 7)
• Family farms 100 years old sought
• Capital Farm Credit mails out $38.5M to stockholders
• April 16 deadline for filing rendition of property taxes
• Oil, gas jobs at highest level this century
• Texoma's Most Wanted (April 6)
• Crop Report: 67% of state is reported to be in drought
• Financial survey results released
• WFISD puts Pennington on administrative leave
• Jerrick homers, drives in three to lead MSU past LSC-leading TexAnns
• Jerrick homers, drives in three to lead MSU past LSC-leading TexAnns
• Kazanas leaving WFISD
• Mustangs match with Oklahoma Christian only men on Saturday
• Building a dream
• WFISD board weighs turf fix
• Indictments (April 6)
• Good ol' Boys & Girls
• Book signing to honor 1979 tornado victims
• Crime Beat (April 6)
• Slight relief arrives at pump
• Estes and Herblin battle for endorsements
• Texas grows but city shrinks
• Caldwell sets PR, takes silver in 3,000-meter Steeplechase
• Fiction Friday!
• Mooney eyes history this weekend at Mustangs Park
• No plan to fight court decision
• T.H.O.R. drags hundreds through the mud
• Jailed teacher accused again
• Jersey Mike's to open April 11
• Kids donate to Humane Society of Wichita County
• Crime Beat (April 5)
• Warmer crops, berry happy
• Briefly (April 5)
• Wichita County home scorched
• No. 34 Mustangs battle No. 16 Abilene Christian tough before falling 6-3
• No. 39 Mustangs earn split at Hardin-Simmons, No. 6 Abilene Christian
• Dallas storms cancel Wichita Falls flights
• Fire strikes rural home
• First Paragraphs
• Storms, fires hit area, leave 1 dead
• Eyes on education
• Shop to return to its Seventh Street site
• Tangarie has time to get out of default
• Taxpayers still can Free File online
• City Council approves rezoning plan
• Students urged to engage in public process
• Business owners: Health care reform would be stifling
• Crime Beat (April 4)
• Tornadoes on ground in Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex
• Storms cause fires, wrecks, one electrocution
• ABC Ready
• Finals stats for the 2011-12 Wichita Falls Wildcats
• Finals stats for the 2011-12 Wichita Falls Wildcats
• Accident kills 1 outside Vernon
• Officials warn of mosquito season
• Education Summit aims to change method
• Bowie website City goes live online
• Burke evaluates his tenure
• Mission guides kids through hard times
• BBB warns of spammers sending malware emails
• Briefly (April 3)
• Crime Beat (April 3)
• Thunderstorm Watch issued
• Wreck near Vernon kills Muenster man
• The 1940 US Census is Available
• MSU snaps losing streak with split against TWU
• Farewell to firefighter
• Transportation offered to disabled, seniors locally
• Race to aid area organizations
• TRN columnist receives award
• No. 39 Midwestern rolls East Central 7-2
• No. 34 Mustangs snap streak with 5-4 win over No. 39 East Central
• Mustangs return favor to take 5-4 comback win over TWU in series finale
• Mustangs unable to hold off TWU in Game 2, fall 6-5
• Wildcats drop season finale 3-1
• Road troubles continue as Mustangs lose 6-2
• Myths cloud facts on tornadoes
• An "emergency bag" can come in handy
• Four face drug charges in chase, raid
• Appe-tite budget
• Residents think inside the box
• Crime Beat (March 31)
• Wichita County ranks 13th on storm toll list
• Texoma's Most Wanted (March 31)
• Jobless rates drop in 2 areas
• Students to get 4-day weekend
• Crop Report (March 31)
• Note utility lines before digging
• Texas Woman's takes series opener over MSU, 6-2
• WF, state unemployment rates down in February
• Fiction Friday!
• Briefly (March 30)
• Drilling permits increase by 217 from January
• MSU checks staff, faculty
• Students take center stage for one-act plays
• Crime Beat (March 30)
• Gold-Burg school campus to be closed
• Lottery sees mega boost
• Pre-k, Head Start paying off
• Car chase paves path to meth lab
• No. 39 Midwestern State falls at No. 26 Central Oklahoma 7-2
• Montalvo breaks 11-minute barrier in 3K Steeplechase at Texas Relays
• Sheriff's Office arrests 6 after chase
• First Paragraphs
• Deputies on board with safety effort
• Wildcats want to "Pack the House" for season finale
• Two life terms given in robbery
• Montalvo to compete in steeplechase Thursday at Texas Relays
• Robber gets 2 life sentences
• Featured Database - Gale Health and Wellness Resource Center
• Klutts named Lone Star Conference Golfer of the Week
• Home runs bring down Mustangs in loss to Texas Tech
• Museum dream nearing reality
• Nutritionist to present food theory at MSU
• Crime Beat (March 28)
• Tornadoes not nature's only threat
• What the tornado sirens mean
• Is Tornado Alley moving?
• Mom arrested in child's death
• Historian: Great Western really part of Chisholm Trail
• County clerk set to speak
• Briefly (March 28)
• Loophole allowed former teacher to evade law
• Funeral home director retires; son to take over
• Klutts, Whittley strong in Bluebonnet Classic
• Roosmalen delivers offense in 10-2 loss to D1 Texas Tech
• Woman charged in baby's death
• Midwestern State softball trivia
• No. 28 Dallas Baptist edges No. 35 Midwestern 5-4
• Mustangs take fourth at North Alabama Spring Classic
• ABC Ready
• Popular basketball coach ousted
• Diseased deer found by state line
• Hunting accidents at record low in Texas
• Crime Beat (March 27)
• Free resources can help with looming tax deadline
• Ex-firefighter ends 4-year ALS battle
• Price at pump continues to accelerate
• No bills (March 27)
• Reliant Energy offers way to monitor use
• Registering car to hit roadblock
• Midwestern leads after first round of Bluebonnet Classic
• Oland, Smith strong in first day at North Alabama Spring Classic
• MSU Women's Basketball to host tryout on April 18
• MSU Women's Soccer to host College Prep Combine
• Third Annual Running of the Mustangs Fun Run set for April 14
• Limits loom in U.S. budget
• Contract to bring 15 jobs to Bowie area
• Pinwheels preserve concerns
• TPWD seeks fix to burros
• Local teachers credit union to mark 75 years
• Fists fly in Wildcats 5-2 loss to Topeka on Saturday
• Long ball, records part of MSU split with Incarnate Word
• Differing ways to care for the unemployed
• Tanha for the title
• Local economy may not be as bleak
• Operation Powder Burn leaves lasting impression
• Residents rummage to aid group
• Montalvo hits provisiional time in first full run in the steeplechase
• Incarnate Word takes Game 2, 6-4
• Wildcats end losing streak against Topeka with 4-3 win
• Bingham, Ford blast Mustangs past UIW in Game 1
• Big 12's Texas Tech hands Mustangs 6-0 loss
• Ex-officer turns self in on charges
• Mustangs snap six game skid with comeback victory
• Event to award leaders, scholars
• Seminar to address recovery from drought
• Indictments (March 24)
• GED scam offers tests online
• Texoma's Most Wanted (March 24)
• Crime beat (March 24)
• Crop Report (March 24)
• Judge: Court needed in area
• Steering clear
• Mustangs rally past Incarnate Word in 7th, 3-2
• Former cop involved in deadly crash charged
• First Paragraphs
• Fiction Friday!
• Fun trivia for the Wichita Falls Wildcats
• Best bet: Casino's new grill
• Meat Loaf gets personal on new album
• Children to scramble at Easter event Saturday
• Hear best of 'Wildwood' writer, Man in Black, Redneck Woman
• Odd Future collective exhibits diamonds, coal on its new CD
• 'Jump Street' knows what it is, isn't, so it works
• Raw take on Larsson novel
• 9 years in, Donahew still committed to his fans
• 'Into the Woods' seamlessly weaves fairy-tale story lines
• An affair to remember
• Seniors move in Silver Sneakers
• Court high on list to cut
• Wichita Falls federal courthouse on closure hit list
• Haggerty among 10 finalists for the Clarence "Big House" Gaines Coach of the Year award
• Featured Database - Gale Legal Forms
• First Paragraphs
• Powerplay goals down Wildcats at KYC Wednesday night
• Officials spring for cover after leak
• Man jailed in sex assault
• WFISD to make software switch
• 'This is a gift of love'
• Crime Beat (March 22)
• Crime spree ends in arrest
• Briefly (March 22)
• Two locally nominated for award
• Cellphone tower proposed for park
• #5 Midwestern State drops heartbreaker to Western Washington, 64-63
• First Paragraphs
• Wichita Falls Wildcats 2012 tryout camps set for May
• Wichita Falls Wildcats 2012 tryout camps set for May
• Get ready for a honey of a crop
• New WFISD contract to save $300,000
• For courthouse workers, there's no place like new home
• Briefly (March 21)
• Crime Beat (March 21)
• A night for relaying a message of survival
• Recent dog attack prompts review of animal ordinance
• Wake Up Wichita Falls event set
• Local freight service honored
• Mustangs visit Buenger Boys Club, enjoy busy day at Elite Eight
• Tennis doubleheader against Washburn rained out
• First Paragraphs
• Moore leads Mustangs to 5th-place showing at MSU Invitational
• Mustangs finish third, two strokes off of the pace at the MSU Invitational
• ABC Ready
• GAME DAY: #5 Midwestern opens Elite Eight run Wednesday against Western Washington
• Wildcat Archery Range schedules grand opening
• IdeaWF finalists chosen
• Officer will not be charged
• Overflowing pipes wreak havoc in office
• Price of gas up 20 cents
• Bomb clues sought
• Bonds posted in homicide
• Crime Beat (March 20)
• Annual fish fry combats hunger
• Briefly (March 20)
• Man detained after shots fired
• Loyd named a third-team Daktronics All American
• Mustangs drop sixth straight, ASU remains undefeated
• Suspects in Clay County killing post bond
• Grand jury declines action on police shooting
• First day of Midwestern State Invitational rained out
• Storm causes damage
• Incident ends at apartment complex
• Event looking for more donors
• Spring brings boom in pet population
• City may OK project grant
• City earns low marks in study on employment
• Featured Database - EBSCO Auto Repair Reference Center
• MSU matches against Northwest Missouri cancelled
• Jerrick goes deep, but Mustangs fall to #2 Angelo State 7-4
• Wildcats drop fifth straight with 3-2 loss to Odessa
• Mustangs drop five straight after sweep by Angelo State
• Bomb found at city home
• Experts weed out local lawn problems
• Residents pack pavement for St. Paddy's Day
• Couple returns to Italian roots
• Rhodia project closer to grant
• No. 2 Angelo State sweeps past Mustangs
• Wildcats eliminated from playoff picture in Odessa
• EPA regulations topic at next TSCRA convention
• Crime Beat (March 17)
• Thinking green
• Tricare proposal vexes veterans
• City's ballot issues shrink
• $1 million recipe?
• Man gets 7 years for 2011 incident
• Fewer out of work in city
• Texoma's Most Wanted (March 17)
• Wichita County wildfire aid OK'd
• MSU falls at West Florida 7-2
• West Florida sweeps MSU 9-0
• MSU struggles, Angelo State and Tarleton State undefeated in LSC
• Loyd, Haggerty earn NABC All-South Central Region honors
• 'heaven' in the music
• Stolen statue recovered in pieces
• Water levels stall hatchery
• Pastor fulfills dream of college
• Low lake levels raise concerns
• City trees show signs of defeat
• Crime beat (March 16)
• Interstate battery store to hold grand opening
• Fresh Start for tax errors
• Briefly (March 16)
• Mane Event horse statue found chopped to pieces
• Comptroller announces tax amnesty for businesses
• Continued Lack of Rain Forces Suspension of Operations at Dundee Fish Hatchery
• Wildcats fall to Bulls, 5-2
• Mustangs fall at No. 10 Rollins 5-4
• No. 8 Rollins downs Midwestern 8-1
• Different strokes
• Home sales up in city
• Montague County grand jury issues 16 indictments
• Horse statue stolen from Parker Square
• Eskimo Hut set for Friday opening
• Crime Beat (March 15)
• Man poured gasoline on his spouse, police say
• More testing days for schools
• Food bank chief to step down
• Flyers sign Heeter to two year deal
• $10,000 statue stolen from business
• Home-schoolers tackle technology
• Yogurt shop helps others get a clue
• Tractor rollover results in death
• MSU president set to speak at economic forum
• Crime Beat (March 14)
• FDA: Drugs may go over-the-counter
• IMI to recognize its volunteers
• Prices at pump are on the rise
• Flea market offers space to nonprofits
• Finding their way
• #5 Midwestern State uses big second to roll to third straight Elite Eight
• No. 13 Midwestern takes second at Dana Rader Intercollegiate
• Body ID'd as that of soldier
• Records lacking on jailed teacher
• Sheppard plans for cutbacks
• Educating kids on living with diabetes
• Crime Beat (March 13)
• A nostalgic song for MSU alumni
• Vernon lands industrial expansion
• GAME DAY: #15 Arkansas Tech in way of third straight regional title for #5 MSU
• Embry Riddle blanks Mustangs 9-0
• Mustangs take one from Embry Riddle
• Body found buried in Clay County identified
• Klutts, Mustangs lead Dana Rader Intercollegiate after first round
• Group opens door of healing to vets, families
• Bowie not behind sales letters
• Pizzeria chef's crust, sauce recipes hit The Spot
• Residents warned to be alert for rabies
• Mustangs drop third straight to Lady Buffs in Canyon
• West Texas A&M makes short work of Mustangs in twin bill
• Wildcats drop second straight to Odessa with 5-4 loss
• Midwestern State drops 9-7 decision at West Texas A&M
• GAME DAY: #5 Midwestern battles #19 Ichabods for regional final spot tonight under dome
• Honored on Facebook
• More items added to auction for annual event
• Officials mull options for Tangarie plant
• West Texas A&M sweeps Mustangs in Canyon
• MSU falls at William Carey 7-2
• Midwestern falls to William Carey 8-1 to start trip
• Odessa hands Wildcats 3-2 loss with third period goals
• MSU provost to resign, accept job at UT-Tyler
• Crop Report (March 10)
• Vehicle sales down locally
• Work ramping up
• Crime Beat (March 10)
• Teacher had previous convictions
• Texoma's Most Wanted (March 10)
• Wichita Falls jobless rate hits 6.9%
• More vie for spot on ballot
• City's unemployment rate increases in January; state rate decreases
• Fiction Friday!
• Two CDs show what country music field has been missing
• GAME DAY: #5 Midwestern begins quest for third straight regional title Saturday against Rattlers
• Red Cross heats up group efforts
• Indictments (March 9)
• Rotarians set sights on Haiti
• Crime Beat (March 9)
• Railroad Commission director retiring
• Bright Ideas teacher jailed on theft charge
• Briefly (March 9)
• Pentagon grilled on base cuts
• Youth Gaming
• Inclement weather puts MSU softball on hold again
• Only general admission seats remain for South Central Regional
• Midwestern State to host Elite College Soccer Combine
• Last rounds of TAKS testing are under way
• Voters to mull bond issue
• Sheppard doesn't escape cuts
• Police: Businesses lack security cameras
• Crime Beat (March 8)
• IRS scam urges taxpayers to claim fraudulent refunds
• NCAA event to bring visitors, money
• Patterson auto group opens Ford dealership
• Happy Birthday Gabriel Garcia Marquez!
• Job profilers to examine Wichita Falls, Vernon
• Ordinance aids redistricting issue
• MSU series hosts author of 'The Pursuit of Happyness'
• Ex-fire chief pleads guilty to 52 counts
• Woman charged in theft of $45K
• Crime Beat (March 7)
• Ready or not? Here it comes
• Ex-Midtown Manor manager arrested
• Fire chief pleads to embezzlement charges
• ABC Ready
• Whittley leads Mustangs at Ladyjack Crown Classic
• Midwestern struggles to 14th-place showing at St. Edward's Invitational
• Midwestern State at No. 5 in final NABC/Division II poll
• 1940 US Census will be released April 2nd!
• Game times set for South Central Regional
• IceRays go 1-1-1 while Wildcats idle in NAHL South
• Bikers park at the shark
• Disaster team to help in crisis
• 'Achoos' increase with spring blooms
• Constructing good will
• Three file for seat on Council
• Mustangs struggle in opening two rounds at St. Edward's Invitational
• MSU match at Stephen F. Austin cancelled
• Council to adjust body art ordinance
• Briefly (March 5)
• Parker will be banquet speaker
• A changing tide
• Midwestern State set to host South Central Regionals
• Mustangs women down UT-Tyler, fall to Tyler JC
• Mustangs split matches in Tyler
• Kids reeling 'em in
• Local GOP reduce giving
• Etched in stone
• Dog-eat-dog competition at all-breed conformation
• New sets of wheels for MSU police force
• Mooney delivers game winner in ninth, Mustangs win 6-5
• Mustangs claim sixth LSC Postseason Tournament title, beat Tarleton 57-51
• Glenn wins 10th, MSU snaps four game losing streak
• Ford drives Mustangs to sweep of Eastern New Mexico
• GAME DAY: #6 MSU, #7 Tarleton set for title game clash
• Mustangs drop fourth straight, lose to ENMU 6-3
• Man linked to woman's death
• Cryovac to add 31 full-time positions
• Crop Report (Mar. 3): Rain helps planting outlook
• What to ask contractors at your home
• Crime Beat (March 3)
• More than half in survey dream of buying a home
• Perrigo to serve time in prison
• Texoma's Most Wanted (March 3)
• Primary election set for May 29
• School powers up with iPad 2
• St. Patrick's Day Downtown Street Festival
• Mustangs cruise past Cameron, move on to finals
• Judge stacks sentences for David Perrigo
• Assault suspect jailed; witness to attack was later murdered
• LSC softball play begins March 2; Mustangs host ENMU
• Mustangs drop fourth straight, fall to ENMU 6-3
• Mustangs drop fourth straight, fall to ENMU 6-3
• MSU’s Loyd enjoying family-sized success
• DVD effectively captures spectacle of live Styx show
• 'The Producers' sets bar high
• Gill, Murphey and Lovett all share a musical authenticity
• Poorly-scripted thriller will be 'Gone' fast from the big screen
• Supersized spectacle of noise, action to thrill fans
• 'Hugo' ticks with artistry
• Murphey brings just his guitar
• Every dog has its day
• Elegant Dutchess at Forum serves dishes fit for royalty
• New filing period for primaries starts Friday
• GAME DAY: Red River Rivalry hits Allen
• Jury hands sex offender David Perrigo 30-year sentence
• Special season ends with tough loss at LSC tournament
• Mustangs open LSC Play today at Noon
• Central Oklahoma sweeps Mustangs on Wednesday
• 43 years later, school custodian has a spotless record
• Thornberry urges president to back off base closures
• Firefighters join Crush's battle against disease
• Jury finds Perrigo guilty in child sex case
• Bowie ISD bond may fund repairs
• A woman who claims she was fired for refusing to break the law has filed a lawsuit against her former employer
• #6 MSU shakes off stagnant start, beats Lions 64-52
• Noted chef from Wichita Falls killed by Dallas police
• Mustangs remain atop NCAA II South Central Region rankings
• Mustangs drop two to Central Oklahoma
• Midwestern slips to 10th in latest South Central rankings
• March sets up playoff picture in NAHL South
• Playing music by charity
• C-130s may be moved to Montana
• Piracy puts man in prison
• Economist spreads the words
• Only 1 position opposed locally
• Perrigo trial Abuse accuser takes the stand
• Crime Beat (Feb. 29)
• Flu season reaches peak late for Wichita Falls
• Smitherman to Railroad Commission
• Day care operator sentenced on tax charges
• Wichitan sentenced in software piracy case
• Haggerty named LSC Coach of the Year, four Mustangs receive postseason honors
• Johnson tabbed LSC Coach of the Year, four Mustangs earn postseason honors
• Flu season late, but hitting hard
• ABC Ready
• Perrigo attorney: He made one big mistake
• GAME DAY: #6 MSU draws Lions in LSC postseason opener
• Mustangs slip to No. 6 in NABC Division II Poll
• Four unanswered goals lift Wildcats over New Mexico
• Sharp Iron schedules job fair
• Homes may sit on land owned by state
• Leap year provides extra hours to plan
• Man accused of child sex abuse
• Medical facility to show its redo
• Texans PAC super punch in '12 race
• Tips to stretch each tank of gas
• WFISD teaches for tech's sake
• Crime Beat (Feb. 28)
• Midwestern, Texas A&M-Commerce to meet in opening round of LSC tournament
• MSU loses slugfest against Pittsburg State in Denton
• MSU Women carry third seed into LSC Tournament
• Mustangs push back Central Oklahoma double dip to Wednesday
• Seymour hopes historic trail will lead to new prosperity
• Mideast expert offers a new take
• Bowie may ban gun sales on city property
• Tuition program sign-up ending
• Briefly (Feb. 27)
• Care to take a dare? MSU cross country coach Koby Styles did
• Mustangs fall to Pittsburg State, 14-10
• Engler scores game-winner as Wildcats top Mustangs at KYC
• Mustangs rally to take 5-2 victory over St. Edward's
• Five run seventh pushes Jennies past Midwestern State
• Buildings at state park get new life
• WFISD boots up drive for software
• Interior motives
• Area economic performance dips slightly
• Dog attack reignites talks of pet laws
• No. 19 Midwestern beats Cowley County 7-2 in home opener
• Mustangs take home opener 6-3 over Cowley
• Bingham, Glenn lead Mustangs past St. Edward's, 5-2
• No. 5 Mustangs clinch sixth LSC title to claim league's top seed
• Mustangs use big second half to overtake ENMU
• Central Missouri gets five unearned runs in the 7th to upend Mustangs
• Wildcats fall to New Mexico in shootout
• Mustangs take 9-4 victory over Permian Basin in Denton
• Montague man jailed in unborn child death
• $1.25M award in death lawsuit
• Midwestern State falls to Fort Hays 2-1 at Spring Fling
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Feb. 25)
• Gregg named to Midwestern Regent board
• Watters sentenced to 30 years
• Price of gasoline on the increase
• Crop Report (Feb. 25)
• Crime Beat (Feb. 25)
• Allstate looking to add 300 jobs in Texas
• Petco to host grand opening celebration
• Suspect sentenced in robbery
• Bingham, Midwestern rip Falcons 9-4
• Montague County man charged in death of unborn child
• GAME DAY: Midwestern set for Senior Night clash with Zias
• GAME DAY: #5 Mustangs shoot for sixth LSC title Saturday against ENMU
• Fort Hays edges Mustangs in seventh, 2-1
• Fiction Friday!
• Midwestern State takes 11-3 run rule win over Dustdevils
• Cameron pounds Texas A&M-International at Mustangs Park
• An orchestrated event
• Don't turn a blind eye to those in need
• DA questions death penalty
• IRS urges caution during tax season
• 2nd lab improves health service
• Economist to discuss crisis
• Report: 2011 ranks fourth for deaths by tornadoes
• Crime Beat (Feb. 24)
• Dallas DA reveals his great grandfather was executed for a Wichita Falls murder
• APNewsBreak: Hog contest brings demise of 12,632
• Engler's Team North loses to Team Central on final day in Michigan
• Mustangs blitz Texas A&M International 11-3 in 5
• Air Force excess likely to be cut
• BBB, group work to secure mobile giving
• Tide of golden alga will not buck Trout Rodeo
• Councilman out on $40K bond
• Election day date poses issues locally
• An exercise in reality
• Water supply falling short
• Alcohol, speed factors in rollover crash
• Crime Beat (Feb. 23)
• Rivers' sentence maximized
• Midwestern rattles St. Mary's 8-1
• #5 Mustangs fall to West Texas A&M in Canyon, 60-56
• Leven, West Texas A&M edge Mustangs, 71-69
• TPWD may temporarily close Dundee hatchery
• Unscheduled doubleheader at Mustangs Park February 23
• Dog attack victim retells ordeal at council meeting
• Jury finds Rivers guilty of sex abuse
• Council moves ahead on sale of old hospital property
• Henrietta fire displaces family
• County commissioners agree on sale of property
• No $5 per gallon gas here, analyst says
• Crime Beat (Feb. 22)
• Victim of dog attack speaks out
• County OKs hospital sale
• ABC Ready
• Rivers convicted on all charges
• GAME DAY: Mustangs, Lady Buffs battle for second in LSC race
• GAME DAY: Midwestern set for battle with Buffs in Canyon
• Oland, MSU win at Spring Cardinal Classic
• Five weeks straight: Mustangs still receiving votes
• Mustangs move up to No. 5 in NABC Top 25
• City staple is back in business
• Briefly (Feb. 21)
• Forestburg trustees may call May 12 election
• Email scam targets accountants
• Candidates field queries at gathering
• Conservation plan approved
• WFISD ponders 8-period school day
• Webinars focus on small-business growth
• Financial literacy falls short in poll
• Oland, LeGuen stake Midwestern to first day lead at Spring Cardinal Classic
• Mustangs to play Texas A&M International as part of twin bill on Thursday
• Terrell garners LSC Defensive Player of the Week honors
• DREAM COME TRUE: Dawson signs 10-day contract with Spurs
• Mustangs close out MSU Invitational with run rule victory
• Seven run sixth inning gives Missouri Southern 12-6 win
• Dogs not sheepish in trials
• Electra actor is keeping busy
• Renovation projects ongoing at MSU
• Ranch expo comes to town
• Airport wants to increase business
• Brazos River Authority receives 'trail' award
• Sturgeon 60th
• Walk off home run gives Abilene Christian 7-4 victory
• #20 Mustangs batter Missouri Southern, 13-5
• Course held for caregivers
• Leader of MSU to stay in role
• Inpatient hospice center proposed
• Burgers, quilt make the day
• Pucker up for iPads
• Weather brings schedule changes for MSU Invitational on Sunday
• Thomas, Mustangs crush Central Oklahoma, 69-48
• Dustdevils whip Missouri Southern 13-2 at MSU Invitational
• Fort Hays comes back to defeat Arkansas Tech, 9-6
• Mustangs drop 59-54 decision at Texas Woman's
• Midwestern shuts out Texas A&M-Kingsville 8-0
• Midwestern announces schedule changes for Holiday Inn at the Falls Invitaitional
• Late inning rally gives 2-1 victory to Fort Hayes State
• Mustangs open MSU Invitational with 4-3 loss to ACU
• Day 2 play at the Holiday Inn at the Falls Invitational delayed due to rain
• Sea survival told
• No bills (Feb. 18)
• Crop Report (Feb. 18)
• Fowl figures
• Crime Beat (Feb. 18)
• $2.21 million gift boosts MSU
• "My Name is Jehovah"
• Rivers to not testify in trial
• Natura plant announces temporary layoffs
• Symposium on bass planned next month
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Feb. 18)
• Prosecution rests in Rivers trial
• Mustangs fall to Abilene Christian 4-3 in 9 innings
• Natura World plant "temporarily" closing
• Fiction Friday!
• Mustangs Tennis rained out at St. Mary's
• MSU Men's Tennis postponed
• GAME DAY: Central Oklahoma poses stiff test for #7 Midwestern Saturday at Ligon Coliseum
• Tuition raise expected at MSU
• Briefly (Feb. 17)
• Expert testifies in Rivers' child sex case
• FEMA gives money to VFDs
• Prices at pump up this week
• Woman in dog attack healing
• Men of iron honor all eras
• Crime Beat (Feb. 17)
• Hospital deal could bring $1.7M to Wichita Falls area
• Capital Farm Credit sets up $126.6M patronage refund
• Indictments (Feb. 17)
• Alliance: File your federal income tax returns for free
• Midwestern State hosts Holiday Inn at the Falls Invitational
• Midwestern State set to host Holiday Inn at the Falls Invitational
• Midwestern State set to host Holiday Inn at the Falls Invitational
• Animal control Dogs attack 77-year-old
• Police seek leads in '08 fatal shooting
• Home sales off to 'good start'
• Sexually explicit clips shown in case
• Probable primarydate set for Texas
• Panetta: BRAC costly, but needed
• Crime Beat (Feb. 16)
• Police warn of housing scam
• Old hospital may have buyer
• Old Wichita General Hospital building may have buyer
• NAHL Top Prospects could feature future NHL stars
• Woman injured in dog attack
• Midwestern opens at No. 2 in South Central Region rankings
• Mustangs open 5th in first regional ranking release of 2011-12
• Girls testify in child sex trial
• Wait for maps creates obstacles
• Remembering an iconic battle
• Briefly (Feb. 15)
• Crime Beat (Feb. 15)
• Texas rancher inspires movie
• Small change, big effort
• Robot roundball
• Wichita Falls Public LIbrary offerings (Feb. 15)
• Loss of Perry leaves big hole
• ABC Ready
• INSTANT CLASSIC: MSU, Tarleton to air three times this week
• Logan tabbed LSC Defensive Player of the Week
• Midwestern continues to receive votes in USA Today/ESPN Division II Poll
• Mustangs move up to No. 7 in the NABC Top 25
• Snow shows, then goes
• 4 arrested in 2007 homicide
• Agency allows bigger size among small businesses
• Cuts could spare Sheppard
• Railroad Commission sends letter to EPA
• Missing man found alive
• Valentines, K-9 connection
• Texas guide details drought
• Briefly (Feb. 14)
• Crime Beat (Feb. 14)
• Komen affiliate disputes column
• #9 Midwestern outlasts #5 Tarleton State in triple OT, 80-75
• Tarleton State edges Mustangs 66-61
• Fort Worth trucker helping disabled motorist killed when struck by passing vehicle
• Worker missing from water plant found safe
• Details of bizarre Clay County murder emerge
• Message filled with love
• Teen artists' works share spotlight
• Brooches tell life's stories
• Energy expo registration open
• Winter is great season to hike
• The Boys are back in town
• MSU winning streak ends at five games with loss to Muleriders
• School Delays (Feb. 13)
• GAME DAY: Mustangs ready for second shot against Tarleton State
• GAME DAY: #9 MSU set for battle with #5 Tarleton State
• Southern Arkansas snaps Mustangs' streak, 8-4
• Playoff hopes suffer as Wildcats comeback falls short
• Hennan wins first as Mustangs improve to 6-2
• 3 arrested in connection to murder
• New Faith Mission director is ready to move forward
• Heart of a Woman brunch benefits cardiac institute
• New brush truck to aid fire department's mission
• Daughters of the American Revolution chapter turns 100
• Mustangs hold off Southern Nazarene to win fourth straight
• Solo home runs lift Mustangs to 5-2 victory late Friday
• No. 19 Mustangs roll past Incarnate Word, 7-2
• No. 19 Mustangs roll past Incarnate Word, 7-2
• Mustangs fall at Incarnate Word, 6-3
• Mustangs fall at Incarnate Word, 6-3
• Bats stay hot, Mustangs rake Southeastern Oklahoma for 5th straight win
• Bats stay hot, Mustangs rake Southeastern Oklahoma for 5th straight win
• MSU crushes Southern Arkansas 15-7 at Kingsville Invitational
• 3 more arrests in Clay County murder case
• No. 9 Midwestern swarms Hoggies, 71-50
• No. 9 Midwestern swarms Hoggies, 71-50
• Mustangs use team effort to overpower TAMUK, 86-64
• No. 20 Mustangs holds of Southern Nazarene, 4-3
• First period goals carry Wildcats to 3-1 victory in Corpus Christi
• Century plus 10
• WFISD plans change for efficiency
• Burke up for major general
• Police: Death a violent homicide
• Found body leads to arrest
• Rain, snow, possible sleet expected over weekend
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Feb. 11)
• Nonstop activity
• Crime Beat (Feb. 11)
• Jason's Deli adds new shop to plate
• Cheapest gas selling for $3.15
• Crop Report (Feb. 11)
• #20 MSU uses long ball to subdue Dustdevils, 5-2
• Midwestern takes out Laredo 7-2
• Mustangs bounce NJCAA No. 1 Laredo 6-3
• #20 Mustangs blast Southern Arkansas, 15-7
• Arrest made in connection with Clay County murder
• GAME DAY: #9 Mustangs face big road challenge Saturday in Kingsville
• GAME DAY: Mustangs go south seeking fourth straight win
• Man accused of attempted murder
• Briefly (Feb. 10)
• Happy Valentine's pay
• Group marks 2-1-1 Day
• Body found
• Crime Beat (Feb. 10)
• Survey focuses on local art scene
• A bright future for Wildcats, but don't give up on this season yet
• Body found in home called 'suspicious"
• Wichitan charged with attempted murder
• An East Side revival
• Filings reflect status quo
• Learning to do MOW with less
• 2 men killed in head-on crash
• Crime Beat (Feb. 9)
• Finding puppy love
• Tips to find honest tax preparation
• Police find body in shallow grave
• Briefly (Feb. 9)
• Gardening seminar to teach lawn care Saturday
• ABC Ready
• #9 Mustangs rout Incarnate Word, 77-53
• Midwestern storms past Cardinals, 76-65
• Wreck kills 2 near Megargel
• Wildcats stun first place Amarillo with 3-2 victory
• Not his first rodeo
• MSU family forged in fire
• Deliveries of love
• Paving way for more growth
• Possible homicide in Clay County
• MSU touts local impact
• Center cares for cancer patients
• Talk to focus on boosting economy
• Crime Beat (Feb. 8)
• Valentine's scams steal heart, identity
• Clay County probes possible murder mystery near Petrolia
• GAME DAY: #9 Mustangs go for 12th straight home win Wednesday against UIW
• Officer involved in shooting identified
• Mustangs split with Lady Tigers, leave Arkansas 2-2
• Mustangs split with Lady Tigers, leave Arkansas 2-2
• Texas Bluebonnet Award Winner
• GAME DAY: Mustangs seek sweep against Cardinals
• Midwestern State jumps ahead two spots to No. 9 in NABC D2 Poll
• Mustangs receive votes in USA Today/ESPN Division II Poll for third week
• Commissioners Court heats up
• Web chat offers advice on energizing startups
• Research choosing your tax preparer
• Abbott confident of April primary, others not
• Direct deposit fastest way to receive IRS refund
• Consumers will spend more this year on Valentine's Day
• Man shot by officer had record
• Crime Beat (Feb. 7)
• 11 people homeless after fire
• Wichita Falls breast milk site ready to open
• Man shot by police had lengthy criminal record
• Sparks fly between DA and county judge
• Texas AG signs off on redistricting plan
• Figment.com - Online Writer's Community
• Glenn, bats help Mustangs to split with Ouachita Baptist
• Carver selected as LSC Offensive Player of the Week for second time
• New STAAR test results are less straight forward
• Four WFISD board members' terms to expire
• Veteran returns to Vietnam for closure, perspective
• Local lawmakers weigh in on Afghanistan
• Department of Agriculture raising awareness
• Briefly (Feb. 6)
• New proposal won't make more cuts to Bomber fleet
• MSU softball opens with split against Henderson State
• Fire reported in apartment complex
• No. 19 MSU women drop season opening matches
• Mustangs men split matches to open season
• Jerrick homers twice as #20 MSU gains split with Lady Reddies
• Wildcats take 4-2 win over Texas at Kay Yeager Coliseum
• Police shoot, kill motorist
• When 'America's Team' first got a ring to it
• Seven youths catch calves at stock show
• Buffalo Soldier honored
• Harris' late free throws lift #11 MSU past Rams, 62-61
• Degelia delivers career night to lead MSU past Belles, 83-70
• Third period goals down Wildcats in Frisco
• Midwestern's season opening twin bill with No. 12 Arkansas-Monticello canceled
• Suspect shot in traffic stop dies
• WFISD may abandon costly software
• Zebra mussels seem confined
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Feb. 4)
• Crop Report (Feb. 4)
• Estray on course
• Petrolia OKs merger of schools
• No Bills (Feb. 4)
• Crime Beat (Feb. 4)
• Local fuel cost below average
• Wichita Falls area in Tornado Watch
• Petrolia ISD signs off on Byers merger
• Mustangs' season opener with Arkansas-Monticello moved back two hours
• Mustangs' season opener with Arkansas-Monticello moved back two hours
• Ackerman signs to play for Mustangs
• GAME DAY: Mustangs seek to avenge loss to Angelo State on Saturday
• GAME DAY: #11 Midwestern returns to Ligon to face Rams
• Wildcats pounded by Tornado at Dr. Pepper Arena
• $500K bond for officer assault
• 'Dark' days ahead
• With a touch of glass
• More rain expected in area early today
• Albert listed among Texas' top employers
• Uplift others at Boot Scootin' Boogie
• Man jailed in AT&T dispute
• Briefly(Feb. 3)
• Indictments (Feb. 3)
• Crime Beat (Feb. 3)
• Midwestern State adds four to 2012 Signing Class
• Soggy forecast triggers weekend schedule changes for #20 MSU
• Storms likely later today
• Families learn healthy eating, child involvement
• WFISD works to get back online
• Byers board OKs plan
• Crime Beat (Feb. 2)
• Program helps lower housing crime
• County tracks bacterial disease
• Interfaith stems evictions with temporary aid
• Storms likely this evening
• WFISD students to graduate with NCRC
• SBA offers webinar on disaster recovery
• Shigellosis cases on rise in city
• WFISD computer system fails
• Area may get storms Thursday
• Midwestern State adds 35 on National Signing Day
• Mustangs open 20th in NFCA Preseason Poll
• Rifle drawing for one monumental fundraiser
• Total drilling permits down for month
• Judge leery of election map
• Crime Beat (Feb. 1)
• The play's the thing
• A hundred ways to celebrate 100th Day
• Help Us Win A Free Visit From Jan Brett!
• #11 Mustangs survive Abilene Christian, 79-78
• Carver leads Mustangs past Abilene Christian, 90-82
• Fahlstedt will hit century mark with appearance on Thursday
• Midwestern still receiving votes in NABC Top 25
• Mustangs slip one spot to No. 11 in NABC Top 25
• ABC Ready
• Green accepts plea deal
• Quail Creek Crossing to get two businesses
• Police caution against engaging panhandlers
• Briefly (Jan. 31)
• City investments growing slowly
• Pentagon audit is possible by 2017
• Crime Beat (Jan. 31)
• State of the Union, Reid and Legos
• GAME DAY: Mustangs look for sweep at Abilene Christian
• GAME DAY: #10 Midwestern looks to get back to winning ways at ACU
• No headline - Paid_Obits
• Christmas in Action names new director
• Election plans set for Wichita Falls
• Delivering gift of vision
• Small businesses fuel economic growth
• Wichitan to make run for Austin mayor
• GOP not 100% behind Newt
• New mission marketing director ready
• Teachers union survey casts cloud on cuts
• Serve 'em up, hot cakes
• Thousands turn out for pancakes
• #10 Midwestern battles Texans before falling 79-75
• Mustangs tripped up at Tarleton, 77-62
• Wildcats comeback falls short, IceRays win 4-3 in overtime
• Police ID girl found hanging
• Artistic touch-up
• Byers ISD looking to slim down
• Crime Beat (Jan. 28)
• Romney gets 3 Texas supporters
• 2011 a good year for commission
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Jan. 28)
• Crop Report (Jan. 28)
• Officials warn of twist on scam
• Fiction Friday!
• Petrolia, Byers talk details of school merger
• Fire damages Wichita Falls home
• GAME DAY: Midwestern travels to Tarleton in battle for first in LSC
• GAME DAY: Mustangs, Texans set for Top 10 clash Saturday in Stephenville
• Two game series opens with 5-2 Wildcats loss
• Keep on burning
• Panetta outlines defense budget
• WFISD pre-k teachers tout training
• Get ready to order your Western Burgers
• Working on Faith: Shopping center additions
• Texas Railroad Commission OKs draft rules on penalties
• A speedier travel
• Bad era hit city hard
• More than $1 million raised for parks following appeal
• Group efforts 'leave mark'
• Briefly (Jan. 27)
• Crime beat (Jan. 27)
• Police: Foul play not suspected in hanging of girl, 5
• 5-year-old girl dead of accidental hanging
• MSU ranked fourth in LSC preseason softball poll
• I-44 in Wichita County to get 75 mph speed limit
• Mustangs picked to finish fourth in Lone Star Conference
• From tragedy to triumph
• Not spaying, neutering may cost you
• Search for missing woman goes on
• Crime Beat (Jan. 26)
• 'What do I need to do?'
• Time is ideal for hunting feral hogs
• Jobless rates down locally
• #10 Mustangs use quick start to bury Texas A&M-Commerce, 69-50
• Midwestern makes it 10 straight, cages Lions 74-58
• MSU STUDENTS! Here's your chance to follow the Mustangs to Stephenville
• Tickets on sale now for LSC postseason hoops tournament
• Injury forces Silatolu out of Senior Bowl
• Change for vaccine
• School board: Trebisky can play
• Workshop spurs new airport talks
• Money flowing for 2012 races
• Crime Beat (Jan. 25)
• Taxes due by end of month
• Moving, storage business is sold
• 20 Under 40 recipients honored at reception
• GAME DAY: Mustangs look for 10th consecutive win as Lions visit Ligon
• GAME DAY: #10 Midwestern looks to keep rolling against Lions
• Three Wildcats selected for Top Prospects tournament
• Midwestern, Tarleton to kickoff LSC/FSN partnership
• ABC Ready
• Mustangs receiving mention in USA Today ESPN Top 25
• MSU announces Men's Tennis signees
• Midwestern moves to No.10 in NABC Division II Poll
• Three sign with MSU Women's Tennis
• Seymour's Smart leaving for Clyde
• Chance of rain rises today
• Child porn raid prompts arrest
• Armed robberies on the rise
• Crime Beat (Jan. 24)
• WFISD looks at personal wireless technology programs
• Airman cleared in '10 shooting
• Matter of Records (Jan. 24)
• Remembering the sands
• ALA Young Adult Book Awards
• ALA Youth Media Award Winners!
• Defending LSC champion Mustangs to play Texas A&M-Commerce at 2012 Lone Star Football Festival
• Loyd garners LSC Offensive Player of the Week honors
• Carver and Patterson honored as LSC Players of the Week
• Historian seeking photos of downtown
• Defense Department nowhere near ready for an audit
• Retired teacher revs up Hirschi students
• Major league coach to speak
• Helping boys build character
• Poolman nets game winner in overtime, Wildcats win 2-1
• Extraordinary fortitude
• Holiday Trimmings winners' work pays off
• MLK scholarships awarded (Jan. 22)
• MLK guide for today
• No bills (Jan. 22)
• Wichita Falls envisions travel center
• No. 13 Midwestern floors Aggies, 66-51
• No. 13 Midwestern floors Aggies, 66-51
• Carver, Mustangs sweep past Cameron, 65-58
• Carver, Mustangs sweep past Cameron, 65-58
• Wildcats open weekend with 4-2 victory over IceRays
• Learning to fly
• Fight spurs school hysteria
• Cocaine found at roadside
• Sheriff's deputy shoots dog during drug raid on house
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Jan. 21)
• Crime Beat (Jan. 21)
• Briefly (Jan. 21)
• Indictments (Jan. 21)
• SWAT team dispatched to home
• Silatolu set to compete in 2012 Senior Bowl
• Silatolu set to compete in 2012 Senior Bowl
• Fiction Friday!
• Following the Mustangs to Lawton? Better get there early
• Following the Mustangs to Lawton? Better get there early
• Burglary leads to SWAT call out
• Midwestern pours on All America honors
• GAME DAY: Red-hot Mustangs visit Cameron
• Event benefits college hopefuls
• GAME DAY: #13 Midwestern goes for sweep Saturday at Cameron
• GAME DAY: #13 Midwestern goes for sweep Saturday at Cameron
• Year of cutbacks changes WFISD
• Learning to pace himself
• Officials to review local unsolved murder
• Perry's political future still bright
• Teen gets 20 years in murder
• Briefly (Jan. 20)
• Crime Beat (Jan. 20)
• IRS offers tips for tax season
• MSU softball team begins 2012 campaign on February 3
• Early morning wreck kills Holliday man
• Teen gets 20 years in killing of 16-year-old boy
• Websites go dark, push petitions against U.S. legislation
• Crime Beat (Jan. 19)
• Armored for danger
• Teachers put best feet forward
• WFISD audit finds $1.1M surplus
• Loan law favors bigger cities
• Developer left his mark on city
• Choate: Texas, D.C. winters have switched
• Company acquires power plant
• Internet sites go dark to protest proposed laws
• Thomas' tip-in lifts No. 13 MSU past Cameron, 82-80
• Mustangs snap Cameron's 10-game win streak, 46-41
• Stats, standings, and stealing from David Letterman
• MSU Volleyball Tryouts set for Saturday, Jan. 28
• GAME DAY: Mustangs host Cameron seeking eighth straight win
• BBB awards go to 4 groups
• Council approves wreck settlement
• Crime Beat (Jan. 18)
• Hellacious obstacle run
• WFISD appliance fee OK'd for fall
• Livestock show sales in Clay up this year
• WFISD may choose legal entity, join state suit
• AFS joins with national credit counseling group
• SBDCs assist in business growth
• GAME DAY: #13 Midwestern, Cameron set to resume Red River Rivalry
• ABC Ready
• BBB names Torch Award winners
• Winnie the Pooh at Wichita Falls High School
• City Council signs off on fatal wreck deal
• Delayed broadcast of Red River Rivarly to air on Time Warner Cable, Texas Channel
• Midwestern slips to 13th in NABC Division II Rankings
• Hunger builds for pancakes
• Crime Beat (Jan. 17)
• Sweets begin to circulate
• Wreck suit tops council's agenda
• Wichita Falls 2nd shortest commute
• Briefly (Jan. 16)
• Looking for health help
• Tax filing deadline is pushed back
• Wildcats drop fourth straight with 7-4 loss
• Graham stymies Wichita Falls offense, Wildcats lose 5-2
• Making sense of money
• Locals having a half-ton of fun
• Project helps patient turn page
• No. 11 Mustangs suffer first defeat at ENMU, 80-72
• Degelia's three-point-play lift MSU past Zias, 70-67 in OT
• Vernon College honors
• Wildcats fall in overtime to Tornado
• Rest in peace
• Robber receives 60-year sentence
• Therapy dog training offered
• Crime Beat (Jan. 14)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Jan. 14)
• Montague show events end today
• Rain makes small dent in drought
• Seven to get Torch Award honors
• GAME DAY: Mustangs hit the road looking for seventh straight against Zias
• Would-be robber gets 60 years.
• Council to consider settlement
• GAME DAY: #11 Midwestern out to match history Saturday at ENMU
• 2nd teen charged in store shooting
• State hospitals become more transparent
• Oil theft cases may be heard
• Owner earned respect from many
• Air Force salutes area communities
• Crime Beat (Jan. 13)
• Wichita Falls home sales fall in December
• Briefly (Jan. 13)
• City considers settlement in police car crash that killed 2 teens
• MSU Tennis to host mixer at WFCC
• City lists most dangerous intersections of 2011
• Two teen murder suspects in custody
• Student seeks date with Tebow
• Report claims 4 girls abused
• Petrolia school board hires lawyer
• Unmanned aircraft popularity soars
• Crime Beat (Jan. 12)
• #11 MSU shows mettle, overcomes Buffs in OT, 66-60
• Midwestern batters Buffs for sixth-straight win
• Man charged with fondling 4 children Christmas Eve
• Educational Youtube Videos
• Heeter, DeLaurell nominated for Hobey Baker Award
• Police arrest second suspect in connection with convenience store murder
• New leader joins humane society
• Teen arrested in killing at convenience store
• Military budget cuts
• Student picked from 84K applicants
• Local hobby has eyes on the skies
• Customers lament loss of proprietor
• Crime Beat (Jan. 11)
• GAME DAY: Mustangs close homestand with Lady Buffs
• GAME DAY: #11 Midwestern battles rival Buffs Wednesday under dome
• MSU to unveil Elite Eight banners Wednesday against West Texas A&M
• Mustangs surge to No. 11 in NABC Top 25
• Wichitan accused of child sex assault
• Library expands electronic books to Kindle users
• Open house today at new Office Depot
• Midyear fees rankle teachers
• Store clerk shot, killed
• Vehicle sales steady in Wichita Falls
• Sheppard's revamped Main Gate reopens to traffic
• Many plans already in jeopardy
• Briefly (Jan. 10)
• Crime Beat (Jan. 10)
• Kids Show Doggish Devotion
• Wichita Falls brush burn set
• Giving leftovers to the dogs
• Montague County youths set to display talents
• Third period goals lead to 3-1 Wildcats loss
• Dotting i's after 'I do'
• Holiday Trimmers scale down
• Nonprofit group takes the hands-on approach
• While Perry deflates in GOP race, talk picks up on vice-presidential chances
• Volunteer nominations needed
• Mustangs make it five straight, beat TWU
• Mustangs make it five straight, beat TWU
• Fahlstedt, powerplays push Wildcats past Mustangs
• Landing in London
• Funds cut to armed forces
• Healthy competition
• Tutors sought for adult classes
• Crime Beat (Jan. 7)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Jan. 7)
• No Bills (Jan. 7)
• Pump prices climb higher
• Webinar to explore disaster lessons
• Briefly (Jan. 7)
• Selling cotton soon would be wise, if offers come
• Fiction Friday!
• GAME DAY: Mustangs seek fifth straight win as Pioneers visit Ligon
• GAME DAY: Mustangs seek fifth straight win as Pioneers visit Ligon
• Musical orchids overlooked in quest for Grammy roses
• Going the distance for the business
• Exploring Sikes mansion
• Suspect in Stripes robbery arrested
• Crime beat (Jan. 6)
• Alleged gunman surrenders
• County election rules in limbo
• Indictments (Jan. 6)
• Program aids Native Americans
• IRS announces tax filing dates, options
• #16 Midwestern rallies to blast Bronchos, 80-61
• Top Five Wildcats videos on YouTube
• Lawmakers back Perry after Iowa
• Horse drawn marriage
• Nocona native speaks at caucus
• Consolidation proposed for ISDs
• Bowie retailers ready for booze
• Store robbery second in month
• Hospital to begin $11.4M expansion
• Crime Beat (Jan. 5)
• Times Charities: Charity raises more than $42K
• Briefly (Jan. 5)
• Poll: Proper credit management sought
• Chamber of Commerce provides networking opportunity
• Gober delivers in Midwestern's 61-60 win over Bronchos
• Gober delivers in Midwestern's 61-60 win over Bronchos
• GAME DAY: #16 Mustangs put unbeaten record on line Thursday at UCO
• GAME DAY: #16 Mustangs put unbeaten record on line Thursday at UCO
• Mustangs face Bronchos to end 16-day holiday break
• Escape from jail cut short
• Algae suspected in Lake Wichita fish kill
• City Council OKs land purchase
• Pet overpopulation a community challenge
• Appliance fees may help offset energy bills
• Gonzalez will donate his raise to fire stations
• Crime Beat (Jan. 4)
• Jailbreakers in custody after short-lived freedom
• Mustangs move ahead three spots to No. 16 in NABC D2 Poll
• Seymour Highway project continues
• Nominations sought for three SBA awards
• Perry invites Lilley to speak in Iowa
• Goodwill buys old Safeway site
• Historic buildings on council agenda
• Wake Up event set for Thursday
• Senior home takes honor
• Safety tips for using gas logs
• Scholarships offered to military spouses
• Martinez family welcomes area's first baby of new year
• Focusing on fitness
• MSU student works in male-dominated field
• No headline - OBITS_Paid
• Wildcats stop skid with 2-1 win over IceRays
• Local youth prep for fair
• Economy sees drop in Wichita Falls area
• Cotton yields slim locally
• NEW YEAR LIGHT SHOW
• Two adult assessment locations added to list
• Wildcats drop fourth straight with 3-2 loss in Corpus Christi
• 2011 Top Stories
• Humane Society takes in 67 canines
• Selma Park still has no host
• Crime Beat (Dec. 31)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Dec. 31)
• Publication gives advice for feral hog issues
• Babygarten Starts Next Week!
• Mustangs take 11th straight, belt Oklahoma Wesleyan 84-47
• It's time for Winter Reading!
• Chance for business
• Pace for the Boston race
• Crime Beat (Dec. 30)
• November drilling permits increase
• State parks asking for help
• Funeral home sued over mix-up
• The model patriot: Student honors father with diorama
• West Texan recalls Czech hero
• London calling: Rider goes abroad
• Briefly (Dec. 29)
• Crime Beat (Dec. 29)
• Woman gets 12 years in prison
• MSU honor graduate lists
• Wildcats pounded in Amarillo, lose 8-3
• Nonprofits get end-of-year gifts
• Reps. work to save defense funds
• Fireworks set for New Year's Eve
• Farmers, ranchers bank on rain
• Montague official resigns
• Crime Beat (Dec. 28)
• Silatolu finishes as runner-up for Gene Upshaw Award
• MSU Graduation
• Vernon club to represent Texas
• MPEC to host home, garden fest
• GAME DAY: #19 Mustangs returns from break, take on Oklahoma Wesleyan
• Caddo fears loss of only post office
• Vernon driver killed in wreck
• New menu, attitude
• Eclectic collection
• Fatal fire started while cooking
• Details of fatal fire revealed
• Vernon wreck kills one, injures another
• Top 12 favorite Wichita Falls sports moments of 2011
• Paul shines in maturity, leadership for Munday
• The Real Jesus
• WICHITA FALLS AREA ALL-DISTRICT TEAMS
• Salvation Army leader answers call
• Spirits up, weight down for Holiday Trimmings group
• Vernon holiday meal program turns 25
• Deal leaves GOP ruffled
• Times Charities: 77-year-old gets running water
• What's open on Christmas?
• Pleasant surprise
• Dean blaze engulfs home
• Times Charities: Family struggles with bills during illness
• Briefly (Dec. 24)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Dec. 24)
• Store robberies may be connected
• Crime Beat (Dec. 24)
• Light snow, rain in forecast
• Fire destroys Dean resident's home
• Morning robbery may be latest in a string
• Crime Beat (Dec. 23)
• Pause before giving paws
• Police: Driver in crash drunk
• Reuse project helps local needy
• Feeding the spirit
• Montague County ballots taking shape
• Times Charities: Selfless man receives instead of giving
• Man dies in Vernon blaze
• House fire kills Vernon man
• Briefly (Dec. 22)
• Gifts of donations boost charities
• Holiday brings special delivery
• Crime Beat (Dec. 22)
• MPEC sees revenue shortfall
• Times Charities: Donations fund surgery
• Little chance of snow locally
• American Eagle shifting to jets
• Two alarm fire damages home
• Wichita Falls Wildcats by the numbers, 2011-12
• Extra meals distributed to help people through holiday weekend
• Midwestern State is eight in Learfield Sports Directors Cup standings
• Times Charities: Glasses help with classes
• Mustangs move ahead four spots to No. 19 in NABC D2 Poll
• W. Texas brings respect to the table
• Wheeling to go the distance
• Texas cities rank high on list for job creation
• First list of filings is set
• Council approves tax abatement
• Man gets 20 years for killing mother
• Crime Beat (Dec. 21)
• Burk man pleads in mother's murder
• Chase suspect pleads guilty
• Wildcats fall to Bulls 5-2 at KYC
• Times Charities: Grandma struggles to pay electric bill
• Bowie tragedy is topic of show
• Briefly (Dec. 20)
• County wraps up year in the black
• Roads panel may be killed
• Crime Beat (Dec. 20)
• Officer charged with assault
• #23 Mustangs take perfect 10-0 mark into Christmas Break
• Mustangs blow past ACU to win fourth straight
• Winter Checkmate Challenge
• Brief standoff ends peacefully
• Police officer arrested on assault charges
• Christmas planning echoes God's promise
• Take time to celebrate
• Texoma All Breed Horse Show Association names new officers
• Bringing new puppy into family requires a period of adjustment
• River Bend nature trail shines with ElectriCritters silhouettes
• Mustangs close 7th in final AFCA Division II Poll
• On the 15th day of Christmas ...
• Pieces of history on sale
• Mission's new director a man of faith
• Times Charities: Woman receives assistance in paying rent
• Christmas ornament a 'hot seller'
• GAME DAY: Mustangs out to close 2011 on winning streak
• GAME DAY: Perfect 10 in site for #23 Mustangs
• Texas nips Wildcats 2-1 to come away with series split
• Holiday Trimmings sees percentage of success
• Budget could benefit base
• Cross-country team on track to expand
• Snow angel leaves mark
• Times Charities: Out-of-work parents get assistance
• No. 23 MSU overtakes Hoggies in second half to improve to 9-0
• Midwestern State whips Javelinas, 86-70
• GAME DAY: #23 Mustangs go for 9-0 tonight against Texas A&M-Kingsville
• GAME DAY: Mustangs back under the dome to face Javelinas
• Kelsey finishes fourth in Harlon Hill balloting
• Times Charities: Struggling mother gets help with rent
• Silatolu named to AP Little All America team
• Pontello hat trick caps monster comeback for Wildcats
• Band leader gets noted
• Chase leads to three arrests
• GOP, Dems agree on primary date
• Texoma's most wanted (Dec. 17)
• City monthly unemployment drops
• Price at pump dips for holiday
• Crime Beat (Dec. 17)
• Presents of mind
• Texas State Guard helps kids at Christmas
• State, city unemployment rates drop in November
• Holiday Closings
• Manhunt ends near Byers
• Fiction Friday!
• Holiday travel will rev up a bit
• Times Charities: Man's wishes rely On giving
• One local homicide reported this year
• 'Survivor' contestant aims for new prize
• Hirschi introduces new schedule
• Is Ignorance Truly Bliss?
• Fewer homes purchased
• Crime Beat (Dec, 16)
• Baskins Work and Western Wear to open in Sikes Senter
• Hill garners NSCAA second-team All America honors
• Spence named a second-team NSCAA D2 All American
• Stamping out the old USPS model
• FEMA extends wildfire incident period
• Judges delay filing cutoff
• Race set to be local rematch
• Times Charities: Single mother gets help with rent
• Bright ideas shine in area
• Crime Beat (Dec. 15)
• Texas AP Sports Editors Class 4A all-state
• It's not too late to go green, get IRS credits
• Christmas spirit
• Briefly (Dec. 15)
• 8-0!!! Loyd, Mustangs deck Cards with big second half
• Cops shop for kids
• iPad Apps for Autistic Children
• MSU blows past Incarnate Word with big second half
• Former Wildcats scattered throughout NAHL in 2011-12
• Texas elections chaos only slightly resovled
• Pay your fines online with a credit card
• GAME DAY: No. 23 Mustangs go for 8-0 tonight at Incarnate Word
• GAME DAY: Mustangs look to bounce back at Incarnate Word
• Silatolu earns second All America honor, named to Daktronics First Team
• Early morning fire damages home
• Times Charities: Program keeps mom in excellent standing
• Crime Beat (Dec. 14)
• Fluid disclosure rule is set
• WFISD's efforts still unrewarded
• Briefiy (Dec. 14)
• Teens think inside box
• Guard forms new unit
• Guilty plea brings prison
• Rescued dogs need a home
• Foster children to receive gifts for holidays
• Police standoff unfolds near hospital district
• ABC Ready
• Midwestern bumps ahead one spot to No. 23 in the NABC D2 Poll
• Rivers named LSC Offensive Player of the Week
• Silatolu earns AFCA Division II All America honors
• WFISD invited to join funding suit
• Throckmorton pair remain critical
• Crime Beat (Dec. 13)
• Deal to bring jobs to county
• Times Charities: Family in hard time helped with power
• Answering the call
• Making up ground
• Redistricting 'mess' addressed
• Rivers, Mustangs overcome Angelo State, 65-61
• Mustangs show fight, but falls at Angelo State 64-58
• GAME DAY: Midwestern State looking to break long draught at Angelo State
• GAME DAY: #24 Mustangs set for road battle with Angelo State
• November vehicle sales rebound from previous month
• Printing business aims to impress
• Sugar, spice and doing things nice
• Life lessons are sew valuable
• Crash after title game kills one
• Times Charities: Resident receives asthma medication, hope
• WFISD adds 11 new hires
• Wildcats swept by Topeka after 11 round shootout
• Times Charities: Rental assistance gets ill man on track
• Something old, something new
• Plant plans to grow downtown
• Sweet taste of victory
• MSU honors grads with highest GPAs
• WFISD report tracks its cash
• Green goes to St. Louis as roster moves continue for Wildcats
• Four first period goals bury Wildcats in Topeka
• Board to give money for jobs
• WFISD not yanking spanking rule
• Two stores robbed
• Times Charities: Resident clearly sees the giving spirit
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Dec. 10)
• No Bills (Dec. 10)
• Crime Beat (Dec. 10)
• Supreme Court throws Texas elections topsy-turvy
• Fiction Friday!
• Pileup on U.S. 82 injures 1
• Book Writing Contest Winners
• Robbers hit two stores
• Indictments (Dec. 9)
• MSU receiving votes for in final NSCAA Top 25 Poll of 2011
• MSU closes 16th in final 2011 NSCAA Divison II Poll
• Times Charities: Donations helped pay the rent in time of need
• County service
• Payroll tax holiday nears
• Crime Beat (Dec. 9)
• Former Iowa Park teacher indicted
• District schools earn awards
• Briefly (Dec. 9)
• City's sales tax revenue picks up
• Wreck dims power to some Wichita Falls homes
• Midwestern State leads LSC, region in year's first Learfield Directors Cup Standings
• great expectations
• Times Charities: Allocation helps woman limited by diabetes
• Club continues pattern of giving
• School year likely to start later
• Body found is sent for autopsy
• BBB issues scam alert
• Local sales tax revenue increases
• Briefly (Dec. 8)
• Crime Beat (Dec.8)
• Former Wildcat De Laurell takes Player of the Week honors
• BBB warns of scam using BBB name
• Raging fire destroys Vernon structure
• Maner named to Capital One Academic All-America® Team
• Not so foreign concepts
• Briefs (Dec. 7)
• Times Charities: Man gets help after rent money stolen
• WFISD mulls state litigation
• Graduated driver licenses could save lives, money
• State parks seek help with operating costs
• Crime Beat (Dec. 7)
• Former official to be on ballot
• Man found dead in street identified
• City to give plant $240K
• WFISD mulls joining lawsuit against state
• YA Authors Writing Discussion
• Check Out Our New Resume Database!
• Wildcats look to end losing streak against Topeka
• ABC Ready
• Clockwork Prince released today!
• City will not allow exception to tow truck ordinance
• TPWD appeals to public to visit parks, make donations
• Mustangs jump into NABC Divison II Poll at No. 24
• Man found dead on Wichita Falls street
• Silatolu, Whiteside named Upshaw Super Region 4 winners
• Maskill among five D2 finalists for 2011 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Award
• Maskill named AFCA Region 4 Coach of the Year
• Maskill named AFCA Region 4 Coach of the Year
• Federal agent details raid
• Schools need more mentors
• Munday mourn
• Holiday Trimmings kicks off Wednesday
• Times Charities: Mom, 4 kids get help
• It's Christmastime in Vernon
• SBA to offer free webinars
• 3 file to run for state House
• Briefly (Dec. 6)
• Crime Beat (Dec. 6)
• Chamber schedules next two events
• Texas Parks & Wildlife presses web site in drought service
• Snow greets North Texans
• Hagan signs on with Halifax Rainmen of NBL Canada
• Water main break forces early dismissal
• Elder tabbed NSCAA/Mondo South Central Region Coach of the Year
• Kelsey not among final three for Harlon Hill Trophy
• Spence, Fitzgerald gain second-team Daktronics All-America honors
• New club has a contract to play bridge
• Family zoo goes on the road
• Bowie mulls laws for alcohol
• Eskimo Hut to add store
• Council's business is local businesses
• Times Charities: Mother of four to get affordable housing
• Therapy dogs help get boy's words out
• Cold air brings chance of snow
• Goal in final seconds pushes Jackalopes past Wildcats
• The 70th anniversary of World War II and the attack on Pearl Harbor
• World War II veterans return to the beaches of Normandy
• World War II: "The Death of Captain Waskow"
• High energy show connects with fans
• 2nd-half defense wins game for Greyhounds
• Twist on old favorite may net $1 million
• Times Charities: Allocation delivers vital medication
• Native tenor returning for Opera Breve concert
• Operation Santa Claus in full effect
• 3-2A, SIX-MAN DISTRICT 11-A ALL DISTRICT TEAMS
• Nine round shootout ends in Wildcats win
• Lessons about money
• Lady A, Holliday guitarist on stage
• Legislator says stem cells helped
• Toy drive in need of help
• Barlow seeks House seat
• Poor cemetery to get marker
• Times Charities: Couple gets help to pay their rent
• Poll: Many to limit holiday spending
• Tax help possible if drought prompted sales of livestock
• Briefly (Dec. 3)
• Crop Report (Dec. 3)
• Crime Beat (Dec. 3)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Dec. 3)
• Weather cancels ElectriCritters
• Lessons of life at Zundy
• Gallagher signs with MSU men's golf
• Midwestern adds Selzer, Sissel for 2012-13
• Carroll promoted to associate head softball coach
• Trojans, Moguls all too familiar
• District 4-A foes Seymour, Stamford set to battle again
• Vaccinations required
• Times Charities: Donations get others back on track
• 2 more file for offices
• Lt. Gov. Dewhurst: 'At a tipping point'
• Briefly (Dec. 2)
• Swinging into christmas
• Contest generates ingenuity blueprint
• Rains allow campers to again enjoy a fire
• Seasonal paychecks: how to use them best
• WPT Power Corp. making new hydraulic pump drives
• Santa is scheduled to attend Wichita Falls Traders Market
• Fiction Friday!
• Dewhurst takes jabs at Obama
• Author Book Signing - Jim B. Pulley
• Rain, colder temps on the way
• Friends of the Library Book Sale Saturday 12/3
• Montalvo tabbed LSC Runner of the Year
• Staley named a first-team Daktronics All-American
• Rescued, recovering
• Bike drive hits the trail
• Times Charities: She'll be able to hear Christmas carolers
• Teach and get many perks?
• He fought for nation, its veterans
• Two-fer book sale to benefit Friends
• Drugs found; woman charged
• Choate: Giving thanks for holiday feast at home in Texas
• Briefly (Dec. 1)
• Unemployment aid is extended
• Thomas, MSU show inside muscle in 65-53 win over Lions
• Midwestern blasts Lions in LSC opener, 81-44
• Midwestern blasts Lions in LSC opener, 81-44
• Jordan becomes MSU's first NCAA All American
• Hilbers' back
• Last day for contest entry
• Times Charities: Woman given help with overdue gas bill
• Job applications for WFISD falling
• City buys Realtors building
• GOP: spare defense budget
• Preholiday prices holding
• Two file, seek to stay in office
• Crime Beat (Nov. 30)
• Briefly (Nov. 30)
• Activities help guard identification
• ABC Ready
• Amber Alert
• National Book Awards - Young People's Literature
• NAHL South plays on while Wildcats idle
• Unbeaten and Unranked: Mustangs receive cursory seven votes in NABC Top 25
• Wichita Clutch credits city for growth
• Redistricting confusion continues
• Crime Beat (Nov. 29)
• Briefly (Nov. 29)
• Wichita Clutch credits city for growth
• Camp Fire event to ring in the season
• Business After Hours event set for Thursday
• Neglected husky saved from backyard
• Times Charities: Single mother aided to keep her family warm
• Standing up to cancer
• Lyons works to key in to talents
• Bowie High graduate writes first book
• Student blazes trail for group award
• Group serves meals to raise funds
• A ghost of a chance at Parkway, part 2
• Local consumer confidence down, yet retail spending up
• New lounge to offer miniature treats, major taste
• Times Charities: Group seeking help to fund dental work
• ElectriCritters: Everything illuminated
• Inspired to help others
• Mustangs fall to Northwest Missouri in overtime
• Rhineland farmers thrive on cotton
• Crime Beat (Nov. 26)
• Turkey passes on tofu
• Unexpected birth
• Texas shines for EU envoy
• Times Charities: Kids' medical bills eat into budget
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Nov. 26)
• Hordes mob stores for deals
• Crop report (Nov. 26)
• GAME DAY: No. 2 Mustangs set to tangle with No. 10 Northwest Missouri
• Times Charities: Aid helps woman live with diabetes
• Black Friday started Thursday
• Clothing, accessories for resale
• Better Business Bureau warns of phishing scams
• Crime Beat (Nov. 25)
• Helping this holiday
• Grads got $1,000 for timely exits
• Mission of grace
• Shoppers get jump on deals before dawn
• Safety first when grilling with propane
• Wildcats take down Bulls in overtime, 4-3
• 53 nominated for annual program
• Times Charities: Giving money, hope to neighbors
• Sites added for job help
• Book documents 1986 wagon train
• Crime Beat (Nov. 24)
• WFISD may join funding lawsuit
• Thankful for birthdays
• Mustangs rolls past Jarvis Christian, 86-54
• Jordan takes AVCA South Central honors
• RIP Anne McCaffery 1926-2011
• Logan named LSC Defensive Player of the Week
• Time Change for tonight's Coach Bill Maskill Radio Show
• Wheat looks up
• Perry misses visit by official
• Edible Arrangements set to open
• Crime Beat (Nov. 23)
• Musicians on a mission
• Group to build veteran home
• Man shot during fight at motel
• Hours set to eat, shop for holiday
• Briefly (Nov. 23)
• Mustangs overcome late deficit, best ECU 94-87 in OT
• New Computers in the Teen Zone
• Jordan garners AVCA All-South Central honorable mention
• Jordan garners AVCA All-South Central honorable mention
• Frost standing out among freshman at Castleton State
• ABC Ready
• Man reported shot at local motel
• Giving thanks in Vernon
• Bonham School, land sold
• Still time for deficit reduction
• Expect more holiday drivers
• Pump prices down
• Be wary on Black Friday
• WFISD salutes football coaches
• Crime Beat (Nov. 22)
• An honor he can put on a tombstone
• Comeback falls short for Wildcats, Mustangs win 3-2
• Storms likely through today
• Kelsey makes the cut, now a Harlon Hill finalist
• Family rebuilds life with patience and thanks
• Book Rack a prosperous story
• WFISD to revise financial policy
• No Bills (Nov. 21)
• Bowie Memorial Hospital reduces costs
• Winning streak ends at four, New Mexico beats Wildcats 5-4
• No. 2 Mustangs to face No. 10 Northwest Missouri in second round
• McFeatters: Mixing youths with adults, can produce ill-educated, hardened criminals
• City Lights Parade and Festival: Process of illumination
• Hangar Holiday event takes flight
• Giving with a helping heart, medical mind
• Christmas joy revs up firefighters
• Mustangs take Al Kaly Classic with 70-56 win over CSU-Pueblo
• Mustangs knock off No. 11 Washburn, 68-53
• Thanksgiving Closure
• NCAA II CHAMPIONSHIPS: Montalvo earns All America honors, MSU finishes 11th
• NCAA II CHAMPIONSHIPS: Montalvo earns All America honors, MSU finishes 11th
• Success Defined: Montalvo leading way for MSU
• Wildcats take 2-1 victory over New Mexico Mustangs
• Family survives twister twice
• Floating ideas
• Dog attack sends two to hospital
• Lodge not up to code
• Crime Beat (Nov. 19)
• Arlington woman missing overnight found in Electra
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Nov. 19)
• Suspect escapes custody, is jailed
• Briefs (Nov. 19)
• American National Bank names new president
• City's jobless rate down
• Crop report (Nov. 19)
• Dog attack sends 2 to hospital
• Suspect leads area officers on chase, escapes jail
• Mustangs fall to Central Missouri in two OTs, 97-96
• Struck twice!
• Mustangs go to 3-0 with win over New Mexico Highlands
• Mustangs go to 3-0 with win over New Mexico Highlands
• MSU has 28 players recognized in LSC year end awards
• Fiction Friday!
• Drake delivers on sophomore CD with help of top-notch guests
• Downtown will twinkle
• MSU campaign aims to fund campus projects
• Crime Beat (Nov. 18)
• Woman jailed in shooting
• Existing home sales on decline locally
• BBB warns of offer in mail
• Shiloh battle lecture topic
• Briefs (Nov. 18)
• State to examine university boards
• AG office pushes change at coin shop
• Mustangs set to host Comfort Inn/Ashbrook Classic
• Debris, leak slows expressway traffic near the Falls
• Woman arrested in Clay County homicide
• Mustangs dominate Lone Star Conference postseason honors
• Maner named to Lone Star Conference All-Academic team
• Celina's Carter signs LOI to Midwestern State
• Hitting stride
• Conditions lead wildlife to roads
• Shop till it helps
• Drought impacts dry up optimism in state
• Crime Beat (Nov. 17)
• BBB: Email scam alert
• Briefs (Nov. 17)
• Choate: Rain storms are just as welcomed in D.C. as they are in Texas
• Courthouse construction could begin by 2012
• Fatal police crash probed
• Jordan earns Daktronics All-South Central Region first-team honors
• Mustangs place five on Daktronics All-South Central Region squad
• Police recover works by local artisan
• Not all donations this season are tax deductible
• Turf on school board agenda
• Deficit reduction weighs heavy on lawmakers
• Quail Creek Crossing plans grand opening of Phase II
• Council tables truck talks
• Crime Beat (Nov. 16)
• Tests show driver ingested pills
• Second Parkway Grill scheduled by Feb. 5
• Toxicology report: 2 drugs in officer's system
• Wichita Falls, sister city, exchange flags
• Saladino takes LSC honors in historic week for MSU
• Mustangs rally falls short at Newman, 74-65
• ABC Ready
• Midwestern places four on Daktronics all-region squad
• Mustangs move to No. 1 in D2Football.com Poll
• Leon garners Star of the Week honors
• Raiders get defensive in bi-district win
• Rider football stats (Nov. 15)
• Texans oppose insurance mandate
• Color of memory
• Crime Beat (Nov. 15)
• At 12, friends overlooked race
• Electra man given 23 years
• 48 take shot at IdeaWF event
• Local Briefs (Nov. 15)
• Man, 46, found dead
• Midwestern rolls over Drovers, 89-71
• Saladino's record kick leads to LSC Player of the Week honors
• Mustangs move up to No. 2 in final AFCA D2 regular season poll, pick up 11 first-place votes
• MSU announces postseason kickoff time, ticket information
• Local briefs (Nov. 14)
• Taxing of goods tops council's agenda
• Sales tax gains grow
• Running small-town veterinary clinic a family affair
• Kids' fantasy on track
• City strives to expand Riverside Cemetery
• Mustangs top Dustdevils 98-76 to open season
• Mustangs drop heartbreaker to #17 ACU in overtime, 2-1
• Top-seeded Mustangs receive first-round bye, set to host in second round
• GAME DAY: Mustangs, ACU to tangle for fourth time
• Wildcats shut down IceRays, complete two game sweep
• New judo kid
• Online scam aims locally
• Greek Night to raise funds for local performing arts
• Digital expert in D.C.
• Carver, Mustangs blow away Dustdevils, 98-76
• Carver, Mustangs blow away Dustdevils, 98-76
• MSU wins debut for Haggerty, whip Mid-America Christian
• No. 3 Midwestern survives scare to go to 10-0
• No. 3 Midwestern survives scare to go to 10-0
• Wildcats nip Corpus Christi 2-1 for second straight win
• Rider's defense shuts down Frenship
• Senator: Water remains an issue
• MSU logs on to portal technology
• New website tracks state revenue
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Nov. 12)
• One-in-a-million benefactor Irwin dead at 90
• Novadebt signs on to credit counseling agency network
• Nods for local leaders sought
• Crop report (Nov. 12)
• Technology necessary to feed growing population in world
• Crime beat (Nov. 12)
• Game Day: No. 3 Mustangs seek perfection against RiverHawks
• Haggerty gets win in coaching debut, MSU rips Evanges 100-63
• Drought endangers quail
• Mustangs season ends with 3-0 loss to Angelo State
• Mustangs claim first NCAA postseason win, not satisfied
• McClure: Red Dirt renegade
• Rollin' with BK: Kelsey named Harlon Hill candidate
• Best Places for Military Retirees to Start Launch Second Careers
• County to pay comp time
• Child sex abuse often unreported
• Prenatal paternity test offered
• Raiders ready for road test
• Mentorship aids veterans' families
• Financial situation rocky at MSU
• Crime Beat (Nov. 11)
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit set to serve up meals in city
• Sales of vehicles slump in city
• Briefs (Nov. 11)
• Veterans Day ceremonies
• GAME DAY: Mustangs set to battle St. Edward's in NCAA opening round
• Late UIW goal spells doom for Mustangs
• Maner gains Capital One Academic All-District 4 honors
• White gains Capital One Academic All-District 6 accolades
• #18 'Belles knock out Midwestern, 3-0
• Four Mustangs receive volleyball honors from LSC
• GAME DAY: Mustangs, rival UIW to battle for South Central title
• GAME DAY: Midwestern opens LSC Championship today against 'Belles
• MSU women open 2011-12 basketball season November 12
• IndustryWeek article on Wichita Falls
• Photo contest nets local school $500
• Search ends for missing teen
• Crime Beat (Nov. 1)
• Briefly (Nov. 1)
• Test results pending on crash victim
• Drilling permits decline
• Police: Thefts may be linked
• Iowa Park startup to employ 25
• Bull rider to steer Bowie dealership
• Wrecks close down Kell
• Time change for MSU exhibition at UTA
• Alcohol results awaited in fatal crash
• Unbeaten Mustangs slipped to second in Super Region 4 Rankings
• Two more stores hit by robbers
• Missing teen's remains found
• Smith fires record round at Lion Fall Invitaitonal, MSU second after Round 1
• Mustangs soar to highest ranking in program history at No. 5
• Wichita Pet Supply carries Texas-made brands
• Texas panel is leery of EPA
• 12 scholars earn National Merit Commended status
• Council to vote on 2 ordinances, 4 resolutions
• Seniors, disabled victims of theft
• A ghost of a chance at Parkway, part one
• Pritchard survive contact, lifts MSU to 1-0 win over ENMU
• Wildcats drop fourth straight, lose 4-1 in Amarillo
• Zombies rise again
• Rising to the top with information
• Artist beats obstacles on his road to success
• Wildcats lose fourth game in a row
• Numbers optimistic for local economy
• Nominations will honor young leaders in area
• Mustangs fall to strong BYU squad in exhibition play, 91-74
• No headline - OBITS_Paid
• No. 8 Mustangs roll on to 8-0, blow by ENMU 57-34
• Mustangs fall at Tarleton State, 3-0
• Holliday routs City View, cements district title
• Henrietta 24, Nocona 22
• Alvord 28, Jacksboro 14
• Throckmorton 72, Knox City 50
• Notre Dame 60, Wichita Christian 14
• Crowell 52, Paducah 6
• Chillicothe 68, Northside 18
• Newcastle 52, Moran 0
• Crop Report: (Oct. 29)
• Ex-coach gets 12-year sentence
• Crime Beat (Oct. 29)
• Man accused of violating bond terms
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Oct. 29)
• Occupy protests puzzling to some
• Home acreage may be rezoned
• Honoring an author
• Prosper man to challenge state Sen. Estes in primary
• Falling gas prices give drivers relief
• Hall: Federal plan for farmworkers will strip youths of life lessons
• Game Day: Midwestern State opens exhibition season Saturday at BYU
• Game Day: No. 8 Mustangs visit Eastern New Mexico
• #7 Mustangs start fast, blast Northeastern State, 3-0
• MSU can't take advantage of chances, falls to No. 2 ACU, 2-1
• MSU can't take advantage of chances, falls to No. 2 ACU, 2-1
• Ex Crowell coach goes to prison
• ‘Musketeers’ falls on its own sword
• Deas back in jail pending appeal
• Fiction Friday!
• Auditor finds no MSU offense
• County gets no federal fire aid
• Early education could help workforce
• City cancels cemetery tours
• Two IdeaWF orientation sessions remain
• Buyers beware of scary financial consequences
• Briefly (Oct. 28)
• Crime Beat (Oct. 28)
• Band nears fundraising goal
• Mustangs fall to Dallas Baptist on Senior Night
• Nighttime Riverside tours cancelled
• State Auditor: No criminal offense at MSU
• MSU soccer players take three of five LSC weekly honors
• Arrest made in local assault
• Crime Beat (Oct. 27)
• State claims 19.4% of jobs created in U.S.
• Briefly (Oct. 27)
• Stevens-Johnson syndrome: A painful misdiagnosis
• Hobby Lobby to open five stores across nation
• Police accuse four of kidnapping
• MARS intelligence preps bot for competition
• Texas-style celebration: Chicken Fried Steak Day
• City looks to fill spots
• Byrd, Jordan take LSC volleyball honors
• Lady Buffs throttle Midwestern State in straight set victory
• Hill cops Lone Star Conference Offensive POW honors
• Staley named LSC Defensive Player of the Week
• Fazekas named Lone Star Conference Defensive Player of the Week
• Mustangs hang on to No. 2 spot in South Central Region Rankings
• Midwestern State falls to fifth in South Central Region Rankings
• LSC Preseason Poll: Two-time defending region champions picked second
• LSC Preseason Poll: Midwestern picked sixth
• Midwestern remains steady at No. 12 in USTFCCCA Division II rankings
• 2A Division II playoff race starts to heat up
• Hoping for love and a home
• Student charged in sex assault
• WFHS juniors offered test option
• Cooking sparks complex fire
• Man linked to fire at home
• Man, 24, accused of violating bond
• Facility gets ready to rock
• 2 officials expect kids in costumes Monday
• Crime Beat (Oct. 26)
• Sport Clips opens
• Briefly (Oct. 26)
• Fire damages apartments
• 18-year-old charged in WFHS sex assault
• #12 West Texas A&M too much for Mustangs
• ABC Ready
• Wichita Falls dominates Lone Star Conference weekly awards
• Mustangs jump forward six spots to No. 7 in the NSCAA Division II Poll
• Styles named LSC Coach of the Year for fourth time
• Byrd garners LSC Offensive Player of the Week
• Jordan garners fourth LSC Defensive Player of the Week award
• Manslaughter convict to be hauled back into court
• Midwestern State continues reign at top of USTFCCCA regional rankings
• Early voting has begun
• Crime Beat (Oct. 25)
• Help is for Horses
• House fire results in man's arrest
• Campaign funding gives incumbents a leg up
• Technologist programs plan for publishing
• Ex-city man hit with sex charge
• Bowie lease proposal finalized
• Fire results in man's arrest
• 63-year-old man charged with sex assault of a 5 year-old girl
• Mustangs stand atop first Super Region 4 rankings
• Blaylock garners LSC Defensive Player of the Week accolades
• Kelsey cops LSC Offensive Player of the Week honor
• Hydrangeas provide a great, showy reward
• Mustangs roll to No. 8 in AFCA Division II Top 25
• No Bills (Oct. 24)
• Briefly (Oct. 24)
• Keeping business, appliances running
• Montague County alcohol ballot queries ready
• Byrd records career kill 1000 in straight set victory
• Mustangs all about the firsts in 4-0 win at TWU
• Mustangs all about the firsts in 4-0 win at TWU
• #12 Mustangs battle St. Edward's to scoreless draw
• #12 Mustangs battle St. Edward's to scoreless draw
• Powerplay goal slips Tornado past Wildcats
• MSU professor, former sheriff ready to retire
• Teens pitch in and lend hands to others
• Sheriff to run for re-election
• #13 Mustangs lay down hammer, deck #9 ACU 70-28
• Wichita Falls drops second straight to Amarillo
• Mustangs avenge loss to Texas A&M-Kingsville, 3-0
• Montalvo leads MSU to fourth straight LSC Championship
• Indictments (Oct. 22)
• News of military's return thrills families
• Briefly (Oct. 22)
• Crime Beat (Oct. 22)
• Bulls drill 'Cats
• Burkburnett sweeps into second place
• Mustangs win on lone goal by Hill
• Late flurry sends MSU past UIW
• MSU-ACU matchup has November feel
• Maskill proudly follows in his dad's footsteps
• Prices at pump on the increase
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Oct. 22)
• Crop Report (Oct .22)
• Local pair surprised by DeGeneres' Swaggin' Wagon
• Halloween tour with a grave agenda
• Hall: Dedication of new arena was a mark in our local history
• Jobless rate same as last month's
• No headline - OBITS_Paid
• Hill, MSU takes advantage of opportunity to beat Lions 1-0
• #13 Midwestern catches fire, burns 4th-ranked Cards 3-0
• Game Day: No. 12 Mustangs face No. 9 Wildcats for Homecoming 2011
• Talk show hostess calls local family
• City, state unemployment rates unchanged in September
• Awooo!Pumpkin decorating, costumes, owls abound
• Campbell gains Lone Star Conference All-Academic honors
• Mustangs take 3-2 win over Incarnate Word
• No. 12 Midwestern State gunning for fourth-straight LSC title
• Bowie coach still worried
• Official speaks on cyber security
• Yearly teacher evaluations set
• Author aims to raise awareness
• Thornberry: Few will mourn tyrant
• Academy to host youth club signup
• Woman guilty in tax case
• Briefly (Oct. 21)
• Propane users get online help
• Crime Beat (Oct. 21)
• BBB: Cancer charity keeps majority of donated funds
• Luncheon set for Saturday
• POW shares his tale
• Stewart, Byrd key MSU comeback in 3-2 win over UIW
• Burk woman pleads to tax evasion
• Pink out the Rink for the Wichita Falls Wildcats October 21
• Wichitan convicted on fifth drunk driving offense
• No. 12 Mustangs set for rival Incarnate Word
• IRS advises people to review tax records
• Bringing a book to life: A traditional pony tale
• Murder suspect's charges dismissed
• Party races take shape
• Pastors: Reinstate funeral escorts
• Bail bonds owner jailed
• Oil Information Library hosts two-day seminar
• Crime Beat (Oct. 20)
• Briefly (Oct. 20)
• WFPD dismisses charges against murder suspect
• Grantham, #22 UCO stuns Mustangs in OT, 1-0
• MSU snaps three game skid with win over Zias
• Bail bondsman busted on child sex charges
• Who is Haunting My House?
• Help the Mustangs Dig for the Cure Thursday night against UIW
• MSU opens South Central Region rankings at No. 2
• Mustangs ranked second in initial South Central Region ranking of 2011
• Wood cops Lone Star Confrence Defensive POW honors
• Dwyer named Lone Star Conference Offensive Player of the Week
• Midwestern State stays steady at No. 12 USTFCCCA Top 25
• Decades later, a big break
• Teacher salary raises debated
• Former fire chief turns himself in
• WFISD financial report score drops
• Funds approved for water treatment plant
• Scam targets bank clients
• Program gives $2.59B to small businesses
• Chicken Express coming to town
• Credit counseling agency gets $250K grant
• Club Capri gala grows in excitement
• Texas State Park Guide available in many formats
• 'Biggest Loser' winner to appear at gym
• Crime Beat (Oct. 19)
• Symphony season opens on a high note
• Former AC fire chief surrenders
• Byrd, Midwestern State takes out Zias in four
• ABC Ready
• Wreck on Jacksboro injures 1
• Mustangs finish strong to take fourth at MGA Regional Preview
• Moore, MSU place third at DBU Classic
• Six Things You Don't Know About Herman Cain
• MSU maintains strangle hold on No. 1 in USTFCCCA South Central rankings
• Mustangs rally to No. 13 in NSCAA Top 25
• Mustangs drop second match of the season to TWU on Saturday
• Voter card mailing halted
• Schools get money to improve
• MSU to induct four into Hall of Honor
• Towns recall leader
• NAPA coming to town
• Don't be a victim of identity theft
• Capital Farm Credit approves $50 million cash distribution
• New ideas, new prizes, new judges
• Texas group wants no help
• Energy producers elect Houstonian vice chairman
• Crime Beat (Oct. 18)
• Briefly (Oct. 18)
• Mustangs stand second at suspended MGA Regional Preview
• No. 14 MSU two strokes off of lead after opening round of DBU Classic
• Car hits pedestrian
• Nocona teacher arrested
• Midwestern to induct four in Hall of Honor
• Mustangs move to No. 12 in AFCA Top 25
• Freeway head-on collision kills man
• Kell home makeover
• WF City Council to confer on six topics
• Durable products keep Marble Works strong
• Home sales hit slump in Wichita Falls
• New warm-up arena welcomed
• Wildcats lose 3-2 in Amarillo
• Freeland's late goal lifts Mustangs past Newman, 1-0
• Mustangs win third straight, down Incarnate Word
• Wichitan killed in early morning crash
• Need to conserve continues
• Festival's flavor adds zest to city
• Truck gets painted fire engine pink
• Parks department works to stay green
• Parent urges community involvement
• No. 15 Mustangs ram Angelo State, 68-20
• Mustangs rally, but falls to Texas Woman's 3-2
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Oct. 15)
• Early birds first to own newest iPhone
• Briefly (Oct. 15)
• Crime Beat (Oct. 15)
• Wildcats take overtime victory over Texas at KYC
• Athletic director says it's time to talk turf
• Mustangs use strong finish to overcome ASU
• Smith's farms offers drought tips
• Wrangler to rescue
• Highlight-reel goal in OT lifts 'Cats
• MSU works OT to top Northeastern
• Gholson: D-II poll a slap in the face to MSU
• Crop Report: (Oct. 15)
• Bus load of jelly beans
• Mattress factory retools day shift
• Dwyer leads #22 MSU past RiverHawks in overtime
• Mustangs use strong finish to overcome Angelo State, 2-1
• Mustangs use strong finish to overcome Angelo State, 2-1
• Mustangs lose to Texas A&M-Commerce in four sets
• Game Day: 15th ranked Mustangs visit Angelo State
• Game Day: 15th ranked Mustangs visit Angelo State
• Briefly (Oct. 14)
• All for the love of the name
• The real horsepower
• Committee mulls deficit reduction
• Drive-by shooter receives 25 years
• Time to play guessing game
• WL Plastics opens renovated plant
• Atwoods Ranch pet costume contest set
• Crime Beat (Oct. 14)
• Follow rules when burning
• No. 22 Mustangs return home for crucial regional battle
• Wichitan sentenced in 2009 shooting
• Texas A&M-Commerce block party does in Mustangs, 3-1
• Kravchenko standing out early in Wildcats season
• FAMILY LINE
• Pastor defends 'cult' statement
• 41 years and standing strong: Arby's in Wichita Falls one of rare originals in U.S.
• Icy testing leaves students, parents steamed
• Rainfall does little for area
• Auto dealer plans to relocate
• DA targets hot-check writers
• Crime Beat (Oct 13)
• Car sales up in area
• McAlister’s Deli donates to cancer foundation
• Briefly (Oct. 13)
• Robert Jeffress talks to TRN
• Check us out on foursquare
• DA to go after hot check writers
• Fireworks may have sparked blaze
• Midwestern remains 12th in USTFCCCA Top 25
• Jordan takes third consecutive LSC Player of the Week award
• Wichita Falls adds more to the rain bucket
• Mosquito alert: Eggs itching to hatch
• Good pay, no future
• Shallow losses impact farmers
• Falling prices slows expansion
• Briefly (Oct. 12)
• Local credit scores ranked
• Schools work to improve ratings
• Analyst: Nation's optimism in peril
• County allows burn ban to expire
• Vendor summit planned
• Crime Beat (Oct. 12)
• Mustangs still on top of USTFCCCA South Central Region rankings
• Breakout game earns Player of the Week honors for Pipkin
• The Ultimate Nerd Guide to NYC
• Ex-MSU regent to tackle new role
• Record-setting weekend rains lift lake levels
• Registration ends today
• Crime Beat (Oct. 11)
• Working to save a piece of history
• Briefly (Oct. 11)
• Here's the deal with your Wichita Falls Sports Examiner
• Here's the deal with your Wichita Falls Sports Examiner
• Good intent won't clear you of guilt
• Home away from home
• Water-logged pecan tree loses its roots
• Mustangs up three spots to No. 15 in AFCA Top 25
• Pipkin runs away with LSC Offensive Player of the Week honors
• Employers Identify Gap in Soft Skills Training
• WL Plastics to celebrate expansion
• Store owners walk road to success
• Rainfall sets a record for date
• Drought taking a toll on pecan crop
• Wildcats lose two in Topeka
• #7 Midwestern drops second straight for first time since '05
• MSU, Eastern New Mexico postponed
• MSU, Eastern New Mexico postponed
• Clouds don't dampen fundraiser
• Drug test gives false positive
• Helping community sustain a passion for art
• Serving up lessons on tennis, life
• No. 18 Midwestern flattens Texans, 44-13
• #18 Angelo State snaps Mustangs win streak, 3-1
• #18 Angelo State snaps Mustangs win streak, 3-1
• #12 Mustangs dominate field at MSU Cross Country Carnival
• No Bills (Oct. 8)
• Drug suspect gets 20 years
• Man faces drug charge
• Animals invade homes for water
• Rep's office costs high
• The sign of hope
• Crop Report: (Oct. 8)
• Hall: Warm-up arena grand opening follows Pony Express celebration
• Housing markets show improvement
• Crime Beat: (Oct. 8)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Oct. 8)
• Eastern New Mexico outlasts #7 Mustangs, 2-1
• Catney leads Mustangs to 5-0 rout of West Texas A&M
• Fiction Friday!
• Game Day: No. 18 Mustangs look to defend home against Texans
• Mustangs take straight set victory over ACU
• Archer City man busted for selling pills
• #12 Mustangs to host strong field at MSU Cross Country Carnival
• Indictments (Oct. 7)
• Crime Beat (Oct. 7)
• Police ID man killed in wreck
• Shooting event returns to Vernon
• Author shows youths the power of the pen
• Council hears options for bond funds
• Coyotes hope to tackle cancer
• Mustangs blitz Abilene Christian for sixth straight win
• Mustangs 10th in latest Golfstat Rankings
• Firefighters battle blaze on Pecanway Drive
• Driver killed in one-vehicle wreck
• Salary boosts bypass budget
• Proof that real men wear pink
• Students reflect on moment of silence
• 19 Holliday students injured in wreck; 2 taken to hospital
• Teen group to aid others
• Store pays it forward
• Lawmakers bulk up cybersecurity
• Briefly (Oct. 6)
• Crime Beat Oct. 6
• Steve Jobs dead at 56.
• Mustangs fall at No. 4 Abilene Christian, 1-0
• Hill named Lone Star Conference Offensive Player of the Week
• Wood named Lone Star Conference Defender of the Week
• Spence cops LSC Offensive Player of the Week honor
• Two Holliday ISD students were injured in wreck
• Mustangs stay at No. 12 in USTFCCCA Top 25
• House reps: EPA regulations are 'job killer'
• MSU wins fifth straight with 3-2 victory over Cameron
• Council settles suit with officer
• Petrolia ISD Voters turn down tax hike
• No injuries in chemical fire
• Former city fire chief indicted
• Crime Beat (Oct. 5)
• Briefly (Oct. 5)
• Council approves drainage funds
• Grants honor military service
• Wildfire victims get tax extension
• Rooney was a grumpy man, but made you think
• Mustangs survive Cameron to claim fifth-straight win
• Wreck injures at least two, closes road
• Petrolia-area voters turn down tax increase
• Wichita Falls Vipers will hold tryout camp October 15
• Gardner named LSC Defensive Player of the Week
• Moore fires school-record 67 to win UCO Classic, team finishes 4th
• Ex-Archer City fire Chief indicted
• ABC Ready
• Hazmat incident in factory under control
• Midwestern State leaps ahead five spots to No. 7 in NSCAA Top 25
• Midwestern stays on top of USTFCCCA Region Ranks
• Aduddell named Lone Star Conference Setter of the Week
• Hazmat incident closes street
• Jordan gains Lone Star Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors
• Jacks of small trades: Patchy pumpkin pickings
• State reps disapprove of jobs bill
• 3rd-graders receive free dictionaries
• Briefly (Oct. 4)
• Bowie attorney takes aim at bench
• Brown & Brown acquires assests
• Sharing financial information with spouse key to healthy relationship
• Jobless teacher claims sparse
• Gas prices near $3 again
• Crime Beat (Oct. 4)
• Mustangs fifth after opening round at UCO Classic
• Mustangs sweep tournament in Pittsburg with wins on Saturday
• Gardner named LSC Defensive Player of the Week
• Mustangs surge to No. 18 in AFCA D2 Coaches' Poll
• Renowned author urges fathers to step up
• Doctors seek fix for Medicare payments
• Fighting for pets in Texas pays off
• Man banks business on comfort
• A day to remember
• Chiropractor glad to be back in Texas
• RoadRunners complete sweep of Wildcats with 5-1 win
• No. 12 Midwestern decks Rattlers, 4-0
• Senior forward duo clutch again! MSU beat Texas Woman's, 2-1
• Van Rensburg and Casey lead MSU contingent at ITA Regionals
• Topeka takes overtime victory to open weekend series
• Visitors fly in, over Sheppard Air Force Base
• FallsFest draws families with music, fun, food
• Forestburg couple fix up old house they own
• Oktoberfest offers toast to Germany
• City has shown no economic weakness since 2009
• Sheppard AFB Air Show: Keeps your head in the clouds
• No. 22 Mustangs pound Incarnate Word, 45-14
• Midwestern completes clean sweep at Pitt State Classic
• No. 12 Mustangs place seventh at D-1 laden Grass Routes Grand Prix
• MSU takes second win of day against Newman
• 10-year terms for sex attacks
• Busy weekend of events
• Josh Abbott dominates opening of Falls Fest
• GOP leader resigns his post
• Bowie police seize 37 pounds of marijuana
• Tax exemptions require registration
• FallsFest Come one, come all Event provides fun, entertainment for any age
• Crop Report: (Oct. 1)
• Crime Beat: (Oct. 1)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Oct. 1)
• Byrd big in Mustangs' 3-0 win over Newman
• Hill, Crandall lift Midwestern past Texas A&M-Commerce, 4-1
• Spence, MSU outlasts Dustdevils 1-0 in double overtime
• Midwestern women in action at ITA Regional
• Mustangs break players through first day at ITA Regionals
• Sex offender gets 10 years in prison
• Mustangs open Pittsburg Classic with win, snap five game skid
• Air show, FallsFest top busy weekend
• Book Writing Contest for Youth, Tweens & Teens
• Would-be robber gets more than 12 years in prison
• County GOP chairman resigns
• Midwestern uses defense to snap skid, beat Bearcats 3-1
• Game Day: No. 22 Mustangs put unbeaten record on line at Incarnate Word
• Websites supplement classroom
• East Side in on latest Trendz
• Student employment initiative dates set
• Snowbirds fly south
• Knife attack injures man
• For the record
• New TIF zone will cover downtown
• Insurance agents encourage taking property inventory
• Safety measures taken for air show
• Military cuts could hit hard locally
• Curves waives its fee to join during October
• Crime Beat (Sept. 30)
• Fiction Friday!
• Something about Sci Fi and Fantasy
• Judge blocks Texas redistricting
• Jackson named National Player of the Week by D2Football.com
• Accolades for MSU players continue as Dwyer takes LSC men's soccer honors
• WFPD investigates Wednesday night crash
• Police seek stabbing suspect
• FallsFest: Workin' for the weekend
• Dorm rapes alleged at MSU
• WFISD board OKs smaller remap
• Miniature horses: Farm owners expect foal play
• Raise opened county floodgate
• Drilling permits rose in August
• Crime Beat (Sept. 29)
• Law won't affect spring elections
• Briefly (Sept. 29)
• Roddy Pippin to get out of prison
• Pedal pusher
• Jordan one of three chosen as LSC Defensive Player of the Week
• New Hours Begin October 1st
• Mustangs Live on Texas Channel Saturday
• Dwyer named LSC Offensive Player of the Week
• Midwestern matches best-ever ranking, 12th in USTFCCCA Top 25
• In the doghouse
• Suspects arrested in drug sweep
• Ensuring Graham's success
• Rancher to run for state seat
• Two linked to drug cases
• Judge cites nature of crime
• $3.19 best gas deal in Wichita Falls
• Byers asks Petrolia to consolidate
• Crime Beat (Sept. 28)
• Jackson named D2Football.com National Player of the Week
• Francis sentenced to 75 years
• Jackson earns LSC Offensive Player of the Week honors
• ABC Ready
• Midwestern remains 12th in NSCAA Top 25 Poll
• Jordan leads region in digs, named LSC Defensive Player of the Week
• Mustangs remain atop South Central Region rankings
• Mane Event horse finds new home
• Briefiy (Sept. 27)
• Crime Beat (Sept. 27)
• Francis receives guilty verdict
• Thornberry probes SEAL funds
• Hirschi to make videos for county
• Texas a leader in jobs created
• Cornyn blames Reid for threat of shutdown
• Mustangs hold off Javelinas in home opener
• Jackson earns LSC Offensive Player of the Week honors
• Midwestern State cracks AFCA D2 Poll at No. 22
• Falconer spent years training
• Holiday event asks for helpers
• 'Icon' Meinzer honored at book festival
• Into the wild blue yonder
• Passion for comics turns into career
• Wildcats win in shootout, split series with Fairbanks
• Mustangs settle for 1-1 draw at Eastern New Mexico
• Mustangs settle for 1-1 draw at Eastern New Mexico
• Wichita's past lives on
• Boxcar kids race for cause
• SWAT, man in standoff for hours
• Tour of Montague County historical sites set
• Playing school sports leads athlete to roller derby role
• Jackson's big night powers Mustangs to 44-38 win over No. 16 Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Heartbreak: Mustangs unable to take advantage of pair match points, fall to TexAnns in five
• Official: repeal changes little
• Ice Dogs ride second period goals to win over Wildcats
• Resident awakes to fire inside home
• Crime Beat (Sept. 24)
• Crop Report (Sept. 24)
• Briefly (Sept. 24)
• New Electra class sparks interest
• AC unit catches fire in school
• Benefit parity goal for gay GIs
• No Bills (Sept. 24)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Sept. 24)
• Program helps fund children's futures
• Webinar to aid in recovering from disaster
• Late Thursday roundup
• Truly grand parents
• To grandmother's house we go Truly grand parents
• Dwyer's hat trick lifts #12 Midwestern past Falcons, 5-0
• West Texas A&M upends Mustangs in second overtime
• Game Day: Unbeaten Mustangs host No. 16 Javelinas to open home campaign
• Fowler School Evacuated
• Fiction Friday!
• Banned Books Week
• Fire damages home on Barrett Place
• Keen choice: 'Ready for Confetti'
• Rider open district tonight
• WFHS opens district
• Purse-suit of change
• Several more accuse man
• Girl, 12, accuses man of sex assault
• Firms try to create, retain jobs
• Station hopes for a Bounce
• Gholson: Eyes of Texas rest on Raiders QB Barrett
• Disaster recovery Web seminar to aid business owners
• Briefly (Sept. 23)
• Indictments (Sept. 23)
• North Texas Falcons announce 2012 tryouts
• MSU coaching staff supports Coach to Cure MD weekend
• Download ebooks onto your Kindle
• Flores named Lone Star Conference Runner of the Week
• Parents put brakes on spending for cars
• Residents to celebrate a century of life
• County helps, seizes horses
• Montague Roundup offers fun for all
• Crime Beat (Sept. 22)
• Wayland University graduates
• Electra city administrator envisions Alaska's nature
• Painting murals pays off for teen
• Blaze at Vetrotex plant not toxic, officials say
• 'Go fly a kite' takes on new meaning
• #13 Mustangs get best of West Texas A&M in dual meet
• Lady Buffs down Mustangs in straight sets
• Old Vetrotex plant burning
• Eligwe tabbed Lone Star Conference Offensive Player of the Week
• Midwestern State slips one spot to No. 13 in USTFCCCA Top 25
• CLASS 2A/A Roundup: Nocona chalks up 'ugly' victory
• Ranchers to wrangle fence funds
• Race for the Cure, in Afghanistan?
• Council ups garbage fee, retains jobs
• Students outperform state peers
• WFISD Career readiness certificate
• Montague's memorabilia
• Couple to tell of travels, old trade
• Crime Beat (Sept. 21)
• Propane tanks must be re-evaluated
• MSU Aug. 2011 Graduates
• Oops!
• Mustangs drop fourth straight at #17 West Texas A&M
• Checkmate Chess
• ABC Ready
• Mustangs fall out of NSCAA Top 25, but still receiving votes
• MSU slips nine spots to No. 12 in latest NSCAA Top 25 poll
• Mustangs remain atop South Central Region
• Midwestern closes strong at NSU Golf Classic, takes second
• Mustangs finish sixth at Dornick Hills Classic
• Board member defends pay hike
• Crime Beat (Sept. 20)
• 'Don't Show List' adds tattoos, male earrings
• 1 teen dies, 4 hurt in rollover accident
• Man dies from injuries
• GOP chairman pays overdue bill
• Average pump prices drop; almost $1 more than last year
• Combs: Texas is in sound fiscal health
• Police arrest bank heist suspect
• Briefly (Sept. 20)
• Wreck kills Quanah student
• Mustangs ride second round surge at Dornick Hills Classic
• MSU women fall 1-0 against ASU, rebound in 4-0 win over Cards
• MSU men go 1-1 over weekend, regular season streak ends at 36
• Elusive party chairman finally pays Wichita County
• Motorcyclist dies in crash
• Moore strong in opening round at NSU Classic, Mustangs second
• Suspect arrested in bank theft
• Mustangs receiving votes in AFCA Division II Poll
• Key to the highway
• Art association shows its stuff
• City has touch of rain over weekend
• Kids' club seeks help
• WFISD educators honored for classroom excellence
• Eligwe, #3 MSU scales Hilltoppers, 2-0
• #22 Midwestern rebounds, decks Cards 4-0
• Fiestas Patrias: A celebration of culture
• Team tennis: WFHS girls thrive against 5A competition
• Briefly (Sept. 18)
• Iowa Park girl gears up for soap box derby
• WFISD looks to upgrade facilities
• Fair has food, fun for all ages
• Obama's proposal will push gas prices up, oil producer says
• Burk player released from hospital
• Wildcats give Baxter first win with 4-1 romp over Bruins
• Mustangs run wild, crush Lions 63-17 at LSC Football Festival
• Mustangs rained out at Missouri Southern Stampede
• Mustangs suffer third-straight setback at Kingsville
• Midwestern routs Lions at Lone Star Football Festival
• KFDX will carry MSU vs Texas A&M-Commerce
• Wildcats fall to 0-3 with wild loss to Minot
• Homeless shelter's director resigns
• Crop Report (Sept. 17)
• Prison penalty for porn 15 years
• Crime Beat (Sept. 17)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Sept. 17)
• Service offered free by chamber
• Energy service goes online
• Sheppard instructor wins Troops First prize
• 2 schools earn 4-star ranking
• Unemployment in Wichita Falls August rate drops to 7.6%
• MSU admission numbers down
• Streak stopped at 36: No. 3 MSU falls at Incarnate Word, 1-0
• No headline - OBITS_Paid
• No. 22 Midwestern falls to Angelo State, 1-0
• Wichitan pleads on child porn charges
• Mustangs fall in four sets to Incarnate Word
• Midwestern State goalies garner LSC soccer honors
• Game Day: Mustangs, Lions open Lone Star Football Festival
• City chamber appoints new program director
• Brown Bears hold off Wildcats to take 2-1 win
• Tax raises aid county workers
• Shooting suspect arrested in Houston
• SAT scores decline locally
• Ex-spy Wilson tells of being outed
• Crime Beat (Sept. 16)
• Home sales continue to increase in Wichita Falls
• Man, 57, accused in child sex case
• Briefly (Sept. 16)
• Mustangs drop second straight, fall at Incarnate Word
• Wichitan arrested on multiple child sex charges
• Fiction Friday!
• WF shooting suspect nabbed in Houston
• Montalvo named Lone Star Conference Runner of the Week
• Whitworth named Lone Star Conference Goalkeeper of the Week
• Wood gains Lone Star Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors
• Lone Star Football Festival reunites MSU with Dallas Cowboys
• Briefly (Sept. 15)
• Blazes touch 4,900 acres
• Ex-CIA agent to share story
• Crime Beat (Sept. 15)
• Gym construction in good shape
• Graduate student gets free housing
• School board could ink new tattoo policy
• Radio, TV gear burns
• Wildcats open NAHL Showcase with loss to St. Louis
• White receives LSC Defensive Player of the Week honors
• Wildfire damages broadcast equipment
• Fun fuel for busy kids
• Boards of education
• Prescription for reading classes
• Benefit to aid with medical expenses
• Tutoring companies often miss the marks
• Wildfire blazes Bellevue highway
• Man arrested in Iowa Park assault
• Some critical of plan for jobs
• Crime Beat (Sept. 14)
• Consumers focus of meeting
• Briefly (Sept. 14)
• ABC Ready
• Smith closes strong, MSU finishes fifth at Coody West Texas Intercollegiate
• Sheriff's Office arrests assault suspect
• Mustangs make history, take team title at Southwest Classic
• Duncan takes LSC Defensive Player of the Week
• Fire near Bellevue closes U.S. 287 in Montague County
• White gains LSC Defensive Player of the Week honors
• Midwestern State stays at No. 3 NSCAA Division II rankings
• Mustangs break into NSCAA national rankings at No. 22
• Preparing for family fun
• Suspect to face criminal charges
• Iowa Park's fire chief stitches up honor
• Rain is possible through Saturday
• Guilty plea made in theft
• J4T Venture Capital program seeks qualified managers
• City business owner to run for state office
• Wake Up Wichita Falls event set for Wednesday
• Crime Beat (Sept. 13)
• Briefly (Sept. 13)
• T-O Fair set to open
• Copeland, Mustangs sit third at the Charles Coody West Texas Intercollegiate
• Mustangs second after opening round at Southwest Classic
• Wounded suspect faces charges
• MSU receiving votes in AFCA Division II Top 25
• Duncan chosen LSC Defensive Player of the Week
• Partners put drivers on right side of road
• The story of a 9/11 responder
• Seminar aimed at public agencies
• Pickups lead August vehicle sales
• Mustangs blank Missouri S&T, 41-0
• No. 3 Mustangs use PKs to beat UCCS, 2-0
• America sees uneven security job growth post 9/11
• Serviceman's family tree reaches to sky
• History lesson is personal, too
• Residents take a walk through history
• A day we'll never forget
• Suspect shot by officer hospitalized
• Shooting near downtown wounds one
• Pioneers come back to defeat MSU in five sets
• Kelsey leads Mustangs past Missouri S&T, 41-0
• Montalvo wins Cameron Aggie Showdown
• Mustangs can't close deal, fall to TWU in five
• Byrd leads the way to Mustangs 3-1 win over Missouri Southern
• Game Day: Midwestern State set to open season tonight at Missouri S&T
• Texoma's Most Wanted (September 10)
• More federal help sought for wildfires
• Driver takes plea deal
• Crop Report (Sept. 10)
• Crime Beat (Sept. 10)
• Hall: Homeowners, producers can find water-saving tips at new website
• No Bills (Sept. 10)
• Input sought in local signage
• Recovery webinar urges businesses to protect assets
• Indictments (Sept. 10)
• Rep. Lyne will not seek re-election
• Turning the page on books
• Texas gives fire victims sales tax relief
• Events mark 9-11 memorial
• No. 3 Mustangs blow past Colorado State-Pueblo, 3-1
• Byrd leads Mustangs to fourth straight win
• Byrd leads Mustangs to fourth straight win
• Register to win a Kindle
• 3 arrested after short standoff
• Lyne will not seek reelection
• Tornado down Wildcats 5-1 in exhibition
• No place is hotter'n Wichita Falls
• Leaving a mark
• Parents once again
• Man admits arson, is jailed
• Crime Beat (September 9)
• 2 firms apply for 4A help
• Briefly (September 9)
• City gets boost from sales tax
• Health tax credit set for small businesses
• Pritchard, Mustangs pound Southwest Baptist, 3-0
• Mustangs claim second LSC victory with 3-1 win over Texas A&M-Commerce
• Spence, Staley receive LSC soccer honors
• Fiction Friday!
• Krezonoski named Lone Star Conference Runner of the Week
• County eligible for aid loans
• Local volunteer aids Bastrop fire victims
• Making dreams happen
• Castaway Cove numbers heat up
• Capitol Hill ordeal looms
• Group helps wildfire victims rebuild homes
• TWC website offers improved job links
• Briefly (Sept. 8)
• Crime Beat (Sept. 8)
• Group seeks help for local wildfire victims
• Staley gains LSC Defensive Player of the Week honors
• Spence tabbed LSC Defensive Player of the Week
• Wallace shares player of the week honors with ENMU's Durand
• Gaming for Youth, Tweens & Teens
• Mustangs win in straight sets over Eastern New Mexico
• Business venture a good fit
• Officer hospitalized after collision
• Arrow to point the way on Quanah Parker Trail
• Grant to help area pets, owners
• Wichita Falls aids volunteer fire crews
• Crime Beat (September 7)
• Councilman: Time for action
• Mustangs maintain hold on to No. 3 spot in NSCAA Top 25
• MSU receiving votes in latest NSCAA Top 25 Poll
• Wallace, Mustangs put away Zias 3-0
• ABC Ready
• Cyclist hurt in crash
• Amo Leer Family Literacy Night
• Eskridge, Tanner signed to practice squads
• Wallace gains LSC Defensive Player of the Week honors
• Klecha commits to Ferris State
• This just in: Sixth-graders are on air
• Skilled hands fuel missions
• Crime Beat (Sept. 6)
• MSU paper goes online
• Prepaid college tuition plan open
• Birdow, Maner, Silatolu named 2011 team captains
• Midwestern receiving votes in AVCA Top 25
• Mustangs continue to receive votes in AFCA Top 25
• Mustangs win one, tie one at Nebraska-Omaha Invitational
• Vernon ghost tour returns
• Briefly (Sept. 5)
• Local MAMa chapter nears nonprofit status
• Top-notch ethics grow tree service
• Sheppard crew keeps teeth in gear
• Jobs boom as oil flows
• Washburn goes 4-0 at MSU/Hampton Inn-vitational
• Midwestern battles D-1 Mavs to scoreless draw
• Newspaper man hits skies
• Loving husband? He makes the cut
• Together like Oil and holy water
• MSU music professor has noted resume
• 4 dogs saved, 4 killed in fire
• Wallace named to MSU/Hampton Inn-vitational all-tournament team
• MSU rebounds to blow away Dustdevils, 3-0
• Mustangs fall to No. 5 Washburn in three
• MSU men win 34th consecutive at home
• Wildcats get surprise visit from former Stars goalie
• From green to brown
• Technology brings end to House pages
• Back to the blackboard
• Despite drought, some lakes still open for holiday
• Hall: Still time to register for Living Well With Less Water conference
• Crop Report (Sept. 3)
• Drivers gain tool to track pumps
• Crime Beat (Sept. 3)
• Texomas Most Wanted (Sept. 3)
• No. 3 Midwestern smashes Central Baptist, 7-0
• Mustangs rolls No. 20 Truman, Nova Southeastern in MSU/Hampton Inn-vitational
• Two hurt in wreck
• Mustangs score early and hold on for 2-1 win over Truman State
• Wildfire forces evaucations around Meers
• Poisoning linked to cosmetic
• Teacher gains honor with creative mindset
• An unspoken love: Woman's passion falls on deaf dogs' ears
• Crime Beat (September 2)
• Arrest made on suspicion of threat
• Council links with iPad 2
• Papa Murphy's set to move to fresh location
• August breaks 'hottest' record
• Heat no problem for Krezonoski, near-perfect Mustangs
• Fiction Friday!
• MSU athletics begins 2011-12 with burst of action this weekend
• August brought new heat records
• Fire threatens resort
• WFISD 'Free' lunches serve up bad debt
• Updated design guide puts new rules on old buildings
• County fireworks ban gets extension
• Proof of residency vital for exemption
• Impoundment dam ruptures
• Briefly (Sept. 1)
• Crime Beat (Sept. 1)
• Texas A&M to leave Big 12
• MSU Stampede to kick off fall athletic season
• MSU Stampede to kick off fall athletic season
• Dam burst floods roads, strands property owners
• Mustangs reaching even higher in 2011
• Mustangs reaching even higher in 2011
• PK wildfire destroys homes, resort facilities
• Newspaper adopts online pay wall
• Area fires break out
• Delicate beauty: Handled with care
• Event is one from the books
• County accepts district line plan
• Exhibit to feature local artifacts
• Stolen items found in car
• More than 13K people braved the heat
• Briefly (August 31)
• Crime Beat (August 31)
• Flores-Stafford, Mustangs need leadership for success in 2011
• Flores-Stafford, Mustangs need leadership for success in 2011
• Quick integration of newcomers key for No. 3 MSU in 2011
• Quick integration of newcomers key for No. 3 MSU in 2011
• Fires flare in area
• 20-yea r sentence in DUI death
• Hay Hotline gives ranchers updates
• Woods wins Topless Mod Feature in controversial finish
• Hardcastle to retire at end of current term
• Blowin' in the wind
• Motor to the Cruisin' the Brazos Car Show
• Birds need a lift: Thirst rises for wildlife in drought
• WFISD trustees raise tax slightly
• Ex-officer appeals his suspension
• SAFB reports on noise levels
• Crime Beat (August 30)
• Johnson: Treat exercise like your job
• Briefly (August 30)
• Garrison takes dual win in final points race
• Police officer "indefinitely suspended" due to wreck
• Hardcastle to retire
• Process protects precious product
• Helping kin of the mentally ill
• Railroad board asks Abbott to battle EPA
• From sweeping floors to shop's top toolman
• Camp Fire USA sign-ups begin
• Heat wave inflicts pain on ranchers
• Opposite sides try to clear the air
• Reaching for more: No. 12 MSU stalking first regional championship
• Ex-Burk star to join MSU
• Hang 'em high — 2011 style
• Throckmorton 65, Valley 62
• Crowell 47, Knox City 36
• Tem­peratures make heat story
• Small cities gain bigger dreams
• Renovated pool makes a splash in Seymour
• Area economy facing challenges
• Project brings jobs to Electra
• Newcastle 46, Veribest 0
• Environmental Compliance Conference set
• Haggerty unveils 2011 men's basketball signing class
• Rider, Notre Dame among August 26 winners
• Hotter 'N Hell underway
• Texoma's Most Wanted (August 27)
• Drought focus of cattle conference
• Helicopters OK'd for coyote hunts
• Base to explain study on land use
• Pace group to help HHH riders succeed
• Water beats heat at WFISD
• Canine commitment: Help in 'ruff' times
• Aid sows seeds for young farmers
• Crime Beat (August 27)
• Hall: Programs to address how residents can care for trees, turf in drought
• Crop Report (August 27)
• Giving back to biking: Longtime HHH rider also volunteers
• High school football kicks off with three at home
• Health hazard issued for lakes Waurika, Fort Gibson
• Fiction Friday!
• Parks, wildlife budget cut 21.5%
• Hotter'N hell No need to get off the couch
• Meals on Wheels seeks volunteers
• Cattle thief gets 99 years
• Expect road delays, closures for HHH
• Test drives to raise money for Bowie HS
• New Ben Franklin principal happy to be home
• Crime Beat (August 26)
• Briefly (August 26)
• No Bills (August 26)
• Officer leaves police force
• Maxwell Company's Fuller to address MSU student-athletes
• Fall Session of Babygarten Starts Next Week!
• Cattle thief sentenced to 99 years in prison
• Cyclists to travel off beaten path
• Items link two men to second burglary
• Drink some tea, raise awareness
• Fires destroy acres, unite community
• Grant to aid early childhood education
• MILITARY PENSIONS: Retiree system could be changed
• Fewer Labor Day travelers forecast
• Briefly (August 25)
• Indictments (August 25)
• Crime Beat (August 25)
• Texas moves to Stage 2 electricity emergency
• Energy Emergency Alert placed on Texas
• Midwestern receives highest national ranking in program history
• Brahmas out, Tornado to the rescue
• Mustangs top South Central Region in USTFCCCA preseason rankings
• Couple ready for ride of their lives
• Parents of wreck victim sue club
• STAR efforts shine
• Study ranks city's health
• City provides bus route to campus
• Crime Beat (August 24)
• Back to School for Wichita Falls - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Gas prices in city continue to go down, near $3.30/gallon mark
• Briefly (August 24)
• Conserving water encouraged as drought continues
• Stage 1 electric alert issued
• Parents sue nightclub, intoxicated driver
• Database Homework Help
• D.D. Lewis headlines Welcome Back Dinner
• Silatolu, Bryant receive preseason All-American honors
• July 4 celebration moved to Dec. 31
• Bringing talent home
• Illustrating creativity
• North Texas crops wilt amid drought
• EOG hearing planned tonight in Muenster
• Two Clay County deputies resign
• Hope fills Faith Village plans
• Blaze leaves three firefighters injured
• Crime Beat (Aug. 23)
• No headline - OBITS_Paid
• Clay County deputies resign in vandalism probe
• "Fourth in the Falls" moved - again
• Teens' Top Ten
• 2011 Teen Read Week Photo Contest
• Silatolu named Preseason All-American by D2Football.com
• 100 homes threatened by Tanglewood fire
• For local family, HHH is more than a race
• Archer City has boil order
• Assist county with history
• Campground feels like home to owners
• Late-night fight leads to stabbing
• New WFISD CFO: No financial red flags
• Man stabbed in fight near temple
• Wildfire strikes Tanglewood
• Cooper takes final leg of Southern 4 Cylinder Series
• Payne cushions lead, Davis limps into final week
• Shrinefest's sounds lure fans on sweltering summer night
• Raising funds to raise spirits
• Schools change to new schedule
• Archer City issues order to boil water
• Archivist began as a volunteer
• Round 'em up, cowboy
• Ain't my first rodeo
• Tax credits available for college students
• Air Force implements 90-day hiring freeze
• Amber Alert leads to retrieval of girl
• Monthly jobless rate stays the same
• Former fire chief target of probe
• TWC: Workplace posters are free
• Small businesses get state help
• Livestock producers mull selling herds
• Texoma's Most Wanted (August 20)
• Crime beat (August 20)
• Wildcats offer sneak preview in preseason action
• Ex-fire chief suspect in Archer City probe
• WF unemployment rate remains at 8.1 percent
• Amber Alert girl found in Wichita Falls
• Fire simulator vehicle puts trainees in hot seat
• Man found dead; 95 dogs rescued
• Building goes upscale, keeps downtown charm
• Crime Beat (August 19)
• Beware of email push for ads
• Copper theft spurs arrest
• Soul searching lands magazine cover
• Man found dead, many dogs discovered in Montaque County
• Police nab suspected copper thief
• Her mission: Help Jacksboro
• Archer City group watches backs of shut-ins
• More students take, excel at ACT
• Even higher-tech
• Claims of fund misuse explored
• Crime Beat (August 18)
• Calling All Communities expands
• Briefly (August 18)
• Not all talk is cheap
• A look at Legends and Bandoleros
• Textbook funds given flexibility
• Most school supplies tax-free this weekend
• Shop till you save
• Shrinefest to see changes this year
• New report offers foreclosure options
• 'Bell to bell' policy passes
• Archer VFD investigated over fund use
• Councilors study budget details
• Record heat wave City's high temps are a hot topic
• Crime Beat (August 17)
• Archer City VFD subject of probe
• Wichita Falls breaks new heat record
• Preschool Storytime Resumes Next Week!
• Mustangs receiving votes in AFCA Division II Preseason Poll
• Midwestern to stress leadership on MSU Student-Athlete Life Skills Day
• Area lawyer fired up for HHH
• Racer honors fallen troops
• WFISD staff, teachers start year on high note
• Crime Beat (Aug. 16)
• WFISD board probes ratings
• Gas prices drop below $3.40 in some areas
• Budget crunch takes toll on Jacksboro library
• Poll: Congress doesn't deserve re-election
• County lowers property tax rise
• No headline - OBITS_Paid
• Garcia 40th
• Davis - McWilliams
• Burross - Scates
• Butler - Matthews
• Carr 50th
• Webb gets first win in wild night at Red River Speedway
• Dodge shoot revs up income
• Business creates unique woodwork
• Derby Girls are on a roll
• Lone Star father, son serve those in need
• Mine company to address concerns
• Small-town charm benefits business, lives
• Skaters get league rolling
• Modern ingenuity fosters training
• For county treasurer, road has been an eventful one
• Families rush to school supplies
• Local math teacher shares advice with fellow educators
• Petrolia schools going strong
• Texoma's Most Wanted (August 13)
• Crime Beat (August 13)
• Goal: Clean up the city
• Dallas Cowboys TV schedule for Wichita Falls
• Fiction Friday!
• Cheating hearts story one to love
• Briefly (August 12)
• Call required before digging into projects
• Judge sentences Otems to 75 years in prison
• Feed, hay needed for horses
• WFISD approves Kazanas' contract
• Citizens' disgust toward D.C. high
• City nearly ends 100-degree streak
• Pool fundraising continues swimmingly
• City's sales tax revenue climbs
• Crime Beat (August 12)
• Hotter'N Hell Hundred weekend scheduled for August 25-28
• Otems guilty
• WFHS schooled on new principal
• Trying to score points with advertisers
• Local funeral home sued
• Cities tighten bans on water
• Fan Fest pep rally is tonight
• Groundwater drop questioned
• DII ADA Academic Achievement Awards include 15 Mustangs
• Towns tighten water restrictions
• Wildcats still looking for housing families
• Summer school enrollment dips
• Plant quenches thirst for city amid drought
• Crime Beat (August 10)
• Officers recap alleged attack
• Worried about cuts for military
• Blueprint takes shape for Deere dealership
• Briefly (August 10)
• "Locked Up" Wichita Falls Leaders Raise Over $66,000 for MDA
• 'Can do' is their motto
• No headline - OBITS_Paid
• Pride in the Falls Campaign a finalist
• Red sky at morning
• Crime Beat (Aug. 9)
• Sheppard instructors work in Kabul
• County hike in taxes fought
• Marketing program a finalist for award
• Former mayor dies at age 71
• Inmate on trial, accused of stabbings
• Dismissed teacher looks for job, works on doctorate
• Smith runs away with USST Truck Feature Saturday
• Geil wins first, sparks fly in exciting night at Red River Speedway
• Jack County fire blackens 5,200 acres
• Health center lauds service
• Serving a taste of Culinary Academy
• A night of fun for a cause
• Precision Fencing building good neighbors
• Squadron sets sights on safety, security
• Need for speed: Motor buffs gear up for car show
• Former model takes photography into her own hands
• Bowie residents attempt to save golf course
• Local artists, crafters begin preparations for the T-O Fair
• Weapons contest
• MSU increases two student fees
• Hotter'N Hell Hundred unveils new route
• Dozen WFISD schools struggle
• 'Crash, grab' suspect charged
• Crop Report (August 6)
• Sales of new cars, trucks fell in July
• Crime Beat (August 6)
• Ecotourism Field Course set in Costa Rica
• Web aids recovery efforts
• Texoma's Most Wanted (August 6)
• Briefly (August 6)
• Fiction Friday!
• Caves, Cannons, and Crinolines
• North Texas Shootout coming to Red River Speedway
• Tip leads to possible arson case
• One hurt in home invasion
• House dollars may aid studies
• State legislators reflect on major cuts
• Exemptions mask harsher TAKS reality
• Vernon tightens rules on water
• Gas price falls to $3.29 at 2 stations
• Briefly (August 5)
• Keep cool, save money in hot summer
• Private sector gets high mark on jobs
• Crime Beat (August 5)
• Dog days take toll on outdoor pets
• Vernon reaches Stage 3 water restrictions
• Dow plunges 500 points
• Woman suspected of starting fire
• Summer at the Library!
• Power outage hits more than 3,000 homes
• Man injured in home invasion
• Cemetery vandalized; 6 headstones damaged
• MSU offers 'designer degrees'
• Wetzel accepts 8-year sentence
• Crime Beat (Aug. 4)
• Briefly (Aug. 4)
• IRS: Scam offers cash from Social Security benefits
• 71 years of wedded bliss
• ERCOT promotes cutting energy use
• Neugebauer votes 'no' on debt bill
• Race is factor in redistricting
• Electricity operator warns of possible Level 2 Emergency
• Athlete or not, August in Texas can be brutal
• E-Readers Can Spark/Renew Interest in Reading
• Crime Beat (Aug. 3)
• Lone Star Football Festival merchandise now on sale
• Opinions split on budget amendment
• Jurors opt for lesser charge
• Air-conditioning business heats up
• Council OKs program funds
• Stage I drought plan in effect
• Locals asked to save energy
• Couple obtain better home
• Visiting bicycle racers need place to crash
• Currey to speak at underwriters meeting
• No headline - Paid_Obits
• No headline - funerals
• Wetzel convicted of manslaughter
• Wichita Falls implements Stage 1 water conservation
• Wildcats trade Leone to Kalamazoo
• WFISD 2011-2012 school supply list
• Bizarre turn in Wetzel trial
• Free Lunch and Learn for Caregivers on ‘Avoiding Caregiver Burnout’
• Burk Boys & Girls Club to leave United Way
• Gardener makes plea for trees
• How hot was it? July one for the books
• Man taken to jail in apartment complex shooting
• Strip club sued in fatal '10 crash
• Briefly (Aug. 2)
• Crime Beat (Aug. 2)
• July heat is record breaker
• MDA "Locks Up" Wichita Falls Leaders
• Wrecks wreak havoc
• Horrid trend raises alarm
• Woman, 54, learns education is a skeleton key
• Motorcycle enthusiast runs bike detail shop
• Dates set for tax-free holiday
• Woman stabbed, officer shoots man at apartment
• Crews ready jets for the sky
• Several injured in U.S. 287 crashes
• Fiery Stock Feature highlights race card Saturday
• Woman stabbed, man shot
• Deer Fest helps program that aids needy children
• Work persists on Wichita Christian gym
• Upcycling suits show owner
• Alarm sounds on post offices
• County leans toward tax hike
• Child service agencies face cuts
• Kell House gets a new arbor
• WFISD results of tests lower
• Brand re-registration opens Aug. 30 in Texas
• Some regions fare better than others with dryland harvests
• Crime Beat (July 30)
• Painful expense
• Texoma's Most Wanted (July 30)
• Homeowners warned about hiring contractors
• Briefly (July 29)
• Crime Beat (July 29)
• Historian tracks North Texas murders in book
• Eagles Lodge hosts benefit
• Hotter'N Hell has earlier start option
• Defense attacks police tactics
• Harvey House pieces available at tag sale
• Thornberry supports plan
• Waiting for the water
• Most Harvey House furnishings go to Sikes mansion
• Heat changes HHH bike race hours
• City drought plan likely enacted soon
• Fiction Friday!
• State rests in Wetzel murder trial
• Beaver returns to play for MSU
• Campus working against clock
• Crime Beat (July 28)
• Poodle lost, found in six-week span
• Existing home sales down from June 2010
• Bills offer payday loan protection
• Emotions run high at trial
• Police identify human remains
• Choate: Drought may take the rivers, but it can't take Texas' true grit
• U.S. Cellular expands network into Ryan
• Alcohol petition names verified
• Skeleton identified as missing Wichitan
• Testimony begins in Wetzel trial
• Montague liquor petitions verified
• Wichita Falls home sales drop
• 12 area post offices at risk
• Suspect charged with sex assault
• Long-awaited facility to open
• Property values increase slightly
• WFISD Schools to see major change
• Texans urged to use propane safely
• Briefly (July 27)
• Crime Beat (July 27)
• Eskridge signs free agent deal with Dallas Cowboys
• Midwestern ticketed to win Lone Star Conference - again
• Freeland, Spence gain top preseason honors
• Mustangs favorites in the LSC women's soccer race
• Jordan tabbed preseason defensive player of the year, MSU picked fourth in LSC
• Mustangs picked to finish fourth in the Lone Star Conference
• Eskridge inks free agent deal with Dallas Cowboys
• Crime Beat (July 26)
• Jury selection begins in murder trial
• Ben Franklin school wants parents' ideas
• Iris sale beats the heat
• Armed man taken to jail
• Travelers won't be affected by FAA woes
• Local investors: Public not panicking
• Payne clings to Charger lead, Garrison and Cooper climb in standings
• Local Author Julie Coley Book Signing - "How Did They Die?: Murders in Northern Texas 1926-1975"
• Oglesby - Guerrero
• Wilson 40th
• Hafley - Schilling
• Payne - Hershkowitz
• Pet of the week
• Many roping, scramble events planned at Boomtown Rodeo
• Deer Fest fundraiser offers plenty of family fun events
• Long standoff ends peacefully
• Pressure cooker boils
• Lawmakers aim to assist war-wounded
• Business partners provide service for 37 years
• Free supplies for those in need
• Who's the cat's meow?
• Man's heart brings strangers together
• Myths busted to help consumers save energy, money
• 90-year-old newspaper carrier continues route
• Klein accused of 1986 murder
• Crime Beat (July 23)
• 'Heart of herds' for sale
• State unemployment jumps
• Texomas Most Wanted (July 23)
• Water low in lakes
• The barely there border
• A severe shortage of water expected
• WCWID No. 2 in Stage 1 drought response stage
• State, local unemployment rates up in June
• Newspaper: Wichitan indicted in Amarillo homicide
• Fiction Friday!
• Pooh delivers honey of a tale
• Police say man in surveillance photo is 5-foot-9 and thinly built
• Copeland's closes after more than 5 decades
• Drummer 'doing great' after emergency surgery
• Budget blame game begins
• Flavin, ex-professor at MSU, dies
• Crime Beat (July 22)
• Indictments (July 22)
• Robber strikes Citibank location
• Youth Makes Birdies to Honor Friend's Memory
• Highway-use tax filing date changes
• Crime Beat (July 21)
• Strokes of genius
• Briefs (July 21)
• 'Cut, Cap' OK'd here
• No-bills (July 21)
• Petrolia officials issue new water restrictions
• Pumping it up: Gas reported at $3.43
• Electric supply store coming
• Bowie ISD faces cuts, makes changes
• Burnt to a crisp
• Texas soldier stands at Ford funeral
• 'Big deal' for GED grads
• School program focuses on next step
• Drivers must make room for tow trucks
• Indictments (July 20)
• Crime Beat (July 20)
• Briefly (July 20)
• Riders on the Orphan Train
• Old cowboy hangout contains lots of history
• School district delays tax vote
• No Bills (July 19)
• Election dates in conflict
• GED falling out of favor in Texas
• Briefly (July 19)
• Saint Jo residents to rescue Stonewall Saloon
• Crime Beat (July 19)
• Developer loses appeal for project
• McCasland accepts assistant job at Baylor University
• Open Hangar Day prepares for takeoff
• Couple develop vision to improve patients' skills
• Church creates cool idea
• Deer Fest set to raise bucks
• Mod 4 returns, Cournoyer takes surprise win
• Veterans, newcomers make showing Saturday
• CO 2 use to pump oil gains support
• Bout with drought: Garden growing pains
• Group assists airmen instruction
• Woman uses traditional sources for food, hobbies
• Texoma's Most Wanted (July 16)
• Motorcyclists compete in Tennessee
• 2 days, 60 calls and 34 smiles
• Learning how to lead the way
• Crime Beat (July 16)
• Police speed limit studied
• Alice to the rescue
• Raising a Reader
• Fiction Friday!
• Experiment station dealt in peaches and apples, too
• WFISD appraisal fee rises $4,550
• Crime beat (July 15)
• Wait a bit hotter for final Potter
• Crash report: Officer was speeding
• Through the grapevine: County vineyard, museum could boost tourism
• Briefly (July 15)
• Power producer mulls shutdowns
• Police identify wreck victims
• State issues alert on electricity demand
• MSU Football Golf Tournament set for July 29
• Fatal wreck report: Officer speeding
• Drive-by suspect wanted by police
• WFISD may propose tax increase
• Loss is gain for downtown congregation
• Roadwork under way
• Alcohol petition being verified
• Drivers die in collision
• Choate: NYC trip with family brought out their inner Texans
• Crime Beat (July 14)
• New state law fosters boater safety
• Briefly (July 14)
• Fiery wreck in Electra kills 2
• Davis extends lead, Charger standings remain tight
• Arrest warrant issued in shooting
• Car drifts off freeway, driver dies
• Crime Beat (July 13)
• Herds are hurting: Extreme drought may put ranchers out of business
• Man wounded during shooting
• $5.85M grant aids airport project
• WFISD to rehire most teachers
• Silver stars to shine in contest
• Program gives girls a L.I.F.T.
• Storm sweeps through Vernon, leaves damage
• Wreck kills woman, injures child
• Storm causes damage near Vernon
• Crime Beat (July 12)
• Wichita County obesity rate hits 32.5 percent
• Death blamed on hot weather
• Alert employees save a grandmother from scam
• Wildfire aid being pieced together
• Briefly (July 12)
• City pool in Vernon under way after lengthy delays
• State budget cuts keep leaders looking for savings
• Forming firefighters
• Many inmates don't finish time
• Big freeze, heat can't stop CrossFit
• Relief plans unite groups
• VA begins health care outreach to women
• Dozens keep thousands fit
• Wright, Davis, and Garrison take feature wins Saturday night
• Chapman comes out on top in 100 lap Street Stock Endurance
• Lawyer builds future career out of the past
• Drought plan likely if lack of rain
• Mother led graceful cancer battle
• Youth Opportunity Center: Rising from the ashes
• Grave Mistakes: Has Social Security killed you?
• Allen heads list of All-State baseball honors
• Texoma's Most Wanted (July 9)
• 22 years of Quality
• Ramps to close on I-44
• Vernon, Dean Dale set water use rules
• Crime Beat (July 9)
• Vehicle sales go up in June
• Cotton OK; corn suffers
• Bowie gets new truck
• City sales tax revenue gets boost
• Former Wildcat hits the ice at Bruins camp
• Fiction Friday!
• Riders on the Orphan Train program
• Lessons from a teaching veteran
• Man tied to 3 armed heists
• Water vital in hot summer
• 'Hairspray' breaks the silence
• Senior day includes cakewalk, contests
• Investigate home security firms
• DPS recreates deadly wreck
• DPS re-creates fatal accident
• Confusion, grief add to tragedy
• GOP forms cyber panel
• Car show's goal is to raise funds
• Sand mine meeting planned
• Briefs (July 7)
• Author aims to build leaders
• Crime Beat (July 7)
• Choate: Fantasy book series keeps readers guessing
• Bowie community center nearly done
• DPS team studies wreck scene
• IRS offers tax credit for parents
• City explores options for budget
• Ban obeyed during holiday
• Our Opinion: To many, verdict is incomprehensible
• Crime Beat (July 6)
• Judge asks Perry to extend fireworks ban
• Put your indoor days to good use
• Briefs (July 6)
• Ameron plant finds buyer
• Father helps others in wake of son's death
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Burk plant may have new owner
• MSU volleyball camps coming in July
• MSU Cross Country Super 6 Summer Series Results - June 30
• Saint Jo volunteers install playground
• Day care gets 'extreme makeover'
• Golden alga plagues Plum Lake
• Airmen taken to the next level
• Crime Beat (July 5)
• Matter of Record (July 5)
• Boutwell African Safari
• Comeback kids
• Blueprint for excellence
• Heat brings poison ivy
• Business specializes in water damage
• Library contest offers rewards
• Briefly (July 4)
• Prevent furry intruders seeking cool refuge
• Film festival rolls into Archer City
• Pastor loses weight, prepares for second Ironman
• Flameless not equal to funless
• Holiday closings schedule
• Loved ones talk about crash victims
• Details of fatal crash unfolding
• Drought hits dryland crops
• Crime Beat (July 2)
• MSU great for the out-of-state students
• Wildfires gain attention
• Safety first on the Fourth
• Texoma's Most Wanted (July 2)
• Friends, family grieve over girls killed in wreck
• Fiction Friday!
• 'Bye hot, hello hotter
• Rebuilt from love: Cabinet gets all dolled up
• MSU health dean to retire next month
• Late-night wreck kills 2 teenaged girls
• Dogs left on road by owners
• Stolen car smashes through doors
• Crime Beat (July 1)
• Wreck involving police unit kills two women
• Health Services Administration: Graduated and gone
• District offers free meals
• Mourners take to Web, skate park
• Native Wichitan to speak in D.C.
• Murder suspect back in Texas
• Briefly (June 30)
• Young assault victim dies
• Handling Aright the Word of Truth 2 Timothy 2:15
• Certain noisemakers not illegal
• Heat still blazes
• Two injured still in hospital
• Briefiy (June 28)
• Car battery damage in heat
• Bureau issues alert on advertising firms
• Crime Beat (June 28)
• Fires won't stop show
• Iowa Park teacher arrested on sex charge
• Wildcats tryout camp hits Illinois July 22-24
• Midwestern State places 39 on LSC Commissioner's Honor Roll
• Carver a finalist for Bynum Award
• Wichita Falls ranks #2 with best house market outlook!
• Man, 31, hurt in parking lot crash
• Pets, owners go through their paces at event
• Robison's Gallery now spotlights local art
• Trying to make ends meet
• Two hurt near Gordon Lake
• Vernon is granted a vehicle to fight wild land area fires
• Foundation repairs rise with the heat
• 'Skyscraper Row' endures test of time
• Ham radio users still play vital role
• Economic recovery has not yet fully arrived
• Freedom, independence exactly what this doctor ordered
• Ghosts of real events haunt downtown lore
• Drought helps produce grasshoppers
• Texomas Most Wanted (June 25)
• Police charge teen in assault
• New chief for wing
• Police find missing 71-year-old's car
• Legislator expects education decision Monday
• Crime Beat (June 25)
• Lawsuit filed in death of inmate
• Briefly (June 25)
• BBB: Credit-card scam targets hotel guests
• LSC Commissioner's Honor Roll includes 39 Mustangs
• Blonien, Oaks take titles at Texas-Oklahoma tournament
• Stabbing leaves boy, 15, critical
• Learning to Drive this summer?
• Fiction Friday!
• Cyrus more than achy breaky
• Student at MSU goes to New York
• Once homeless, man gives away $59,000
• Debate over B-1 divides Capitol
• IRS raises work car mileage rate
• Group receives funds to help homeowners
• Church to be honored with historical marker
• Grassfires break out
• MSU sells Harvey House
• Blonien shoots record at T-O Jr. Golf Tournament
• Choosing Dyslexia-Friendly Books For Kids
• Local officials critical of Afghanistan plan
• Jim Bowie Days celebrate ready to launch
• Quail Creek Cross expanding, making room for retailers
• Adviser helps redraw lines
• Police close one case, seek help in another
• Tutors needed to coach readers
• Commissioners ban fireworks sale, 4th celebration postponed
• Gas prices continue to fall
• Cheapest Cities in the U.S.
• Fired employee sues Christ Academy
• Women shot in front of children
• Crime beat (June 22)
• Local woman lauded for public service
• Six Falcons chosen for TUFL All-Star game June 25
• Fires flare again in Clay County
• Roping them in
• Man held on $1M bond
• WFISD reinstates free preschool
• Help for victims of wildfires sought
• Firefighters hit by many alerts
• Crime Beat (June 21)
• Golf tournament welcomes young players, families
• No headline - 6-21_letters_to_ed
• Libyan ‘hostilities,' Obama's economy and Weiner gone
• No headline - accoladesMSU_Spring_Honor_Rol
• No headline - Crime_Beat_6-21
• Wright, Liss inch closer to Charger lead
• BISD school board meets today
• Just for Dad's day expo held
• Kitna tells of his sins
• Pilots set bar high in sky
• Joplin relief effort begun
• Father mentors as Big Brother
• Laycee Originals gains fans; girl's art brings smiles
• Attendance at local pools make a big splash
• Texoma radio days chronicled on new Facebook page
• Briefly (June 19)
• Man leads dance cast
• Newcastle thrives despite budget cuts
• Local group blasts judge
• Nocona OKs loan to boot company
• Change may affect PreK enrollment
• North American Hockey League releases schedule for 2011-12
• Remembering june 1995 tragedy: firefighters paid ultimate price
• Montague face-lift drive set
• Cousin honors Luper's drive
• No bills (June 18)
• Spend the weekend Rockin' Th' Falls
• Wind-temperature link studied
• Researchers rediscover local art
• Indictments (June 18)
• Schools on track with fixes, floors
• Crossing America and connecting
• Crime Beat (June 18)
• Man faces 2 counts of murder
• Serious about safety
• Sex offender gets 3 life terms
• Arrow expanding, buys former Washex building
• Tipsters help police find suspect
• Crime Beat (June 17)
• Ranchers struggle in drought
• Briefly (June 17)
• School random drug policy axed
• Service to honor fallen firemen
• Two-stepping to Western Swing; Nine bands playing
• Fiction Friday!
• Arrow Manufactured Products purchases Washex building
• Reluctant to Read?
• Jurassic possibilities
• Creepy critter watch begins
• Drought limits use of fireworks
• WFISD to examine redistricting
• Beating the heat, cutting AC costs
• Store robbed at gunpoint, again
• Dads, be good financial role models
• Crime Beat (June 16)
• Briefly (June 16)
• Points races close early in Red River Speedway season
• Measure would tell teachers of kids' run-ins
• Funerals June 15, 2011
• Kid Fishing Rodeo ready to make comeback
• Transfer Station to reopen today
• Officials look to restore pre-k setup
• Gathering gives Quanah stronger ties to its history
• Arson suspected in 3 Burkburnett blazes
• Crime Beat (June 15)
• County Commissioners: Second look at damages planned
• Bakers Creek Memorial gets a home
• Amputee group, cycling across U.S., to stop here
• No headline - Pending
• Transfer Station reopening Wednesday
• MSU softball staff takes second consecutive NFCA regional honors
• Oil tax deductions fuel furor
• Amid the heat, staying cool as ice
• Mine plan stirs fears
• Tigert, Carroll, Duke named NFCA South Central Coaching Staff of the Year
• Wichita Falls part of world record attempt
• Physicians, practitioners to consolidate
• Businessman lured into opening an antique mall
• Drought, fires punish area
• Pond tour features backyard oases
• A guide to game time in Wichita Falls
• Group helps individuals attain functional literacy
• Infant hit by vehicle, hospitalized
• Former congressman Purcell, 92, dies
• Fun is found between wind and water
• A family, together again
• LULAC helps five to go to college
• Rider Raiders take Class 4A State Baseball Championship
• Statement win
• Perry adviser stays loyal
• Inmate pictures posted online
• Better scores, smarter kids?
• Teen lawyers needed for mock trials
• Texoma's Most Wanted (June 11)
• Drought not the worst, but in the top 3
• Crime Beat (June 11)
• Rider faces Calallen for 4A title
• Driver escapes flaming wreck
• Fiction Friday!
• Crime Beat (June 10)
• Expert: Intense heat is normal
• Top graduates focus on helping others
• Harrell school escapes relocation
• Sales tax revenues increase by 1.87%
• Woman-, minority-owned businesses invited to HUB Expo
• Cheapest gas $3.39 per gallon
• MSU women's basketball adds three more for 2011-12
• Gas leak in Burkburnett capped
• Popular Books in the Youth Department!
• Football season tickets on sale now
• Tip led police to robbery suspect
• Crime Beat (June 9)
• Briefly (June 9)
• Altus grain bin mishap timely
• It's all part of the plan for Rider grad
• Quanah Event to celebrate Comanche culture
• Rep. Thornberry visits Afghanistan
• Weiner finds out redirecting press not easy as pie
• Seminar targets medical workers' compensation
• Altus Grainbinmishaptimely
• It's all part of the plan for Rider grad
• Quanah Event to celebrate Comanche culture
• Rep. Thornberry visits Afghanistan
• Tip ledpolice torobberysuspect
• No headline - matter_of_record
• No headline - Crime_Beat_6-9
• No headline - Briefs_for_Thursday
• SBA's Internet chat will feature Kathleen Devlin
• Trimble announces 2011 MSU women's soccer signing class
• Mustangs add Carter, Hodges and Rush for 2011-12
• Suspect nabbed in bank robbery
• Crime beat (June 8)
• Texas legislators back Medicare reform
• Council extinguishes fire chief's plan
• Tornado relief group forms
• WFISD staff cuts won't be as severe
• TxDMV offers online registration reminders
• Suspect nabbed in bank robbery
• MSU Cross Country/Track to host Super 6 Summer Series
• Trimble announces 2011 signing class
• Stipanic, Damjanovic named LSC Scholar-Athletes
• Entrepreneur, civic leader Curtis Smith dies at 81
• Will competitors cut the mustard?
• Todd's Service Center reopens after blast, fire
• Theater plays role in once-shy student's success
• Three-nation road safety checks slated
• No headline - Paid_Obits
• Stipanic, Damjanovic tabbed LSC Scholar-Athletes
• Stipanic, Damjanovic tabbed LSC Scholar-Athletes
• Midwestern State announces addition of women's track & field
• Midwestern State announces addition of women's track & field
• Suspect sought in bank hold-up
• Butterflies are free, and fun
• Quanah's mother comes to life in play
• Car dealer also customizes trucks, golf carts
• Trailblazing Polk welcomes challenges
• Amenities on Display
• Kids' identities reported stolen
• Western Swing is bringing the beats
• Wichita Falls auto sales continue on steady path
• U.S. needs sunshine on political donations
• Oil talk and coffee shops do mix
• No headline - letters_to_the_editor
• Tanner nominee for CWSA Female Athlete of the Year
• Picking up the pieces
• Young shooter aims for Olympics
• 'Butterflies Are Free' full of spunk
• Conservation plan in works
• Indictments (June 5)
• 'Last Picture Show' returns to Archer City
• Drillers defeat Vipers, advance to MPFL Championship
• Sharing Support
• Drought, hay shortages, damaged crops reported
• Texoma's Most Wanted (June 4)
• Artists invited to vie for tickets
• One teacher's extras are another's necessities
• Crime beat (June 4)
• Keeping on schedule
• Castaway Cove reopens after water treated
• No-bills (June 4)
• Fiction Friday!
• Tanner named nominee for Collegiate Women Sports Awards D2 Female Athlete of the Year
• Mark Shelton's Percussion Party
• Briefly (June 3)
• Crime beat (June 3)
• Mount Pleasant to host anniversary, convention
• Exhibit to feature Springfield art
• Rose Street to team with MSU, others
• Few changes under redistricting plan
• Heat can bring water main breaks
• Posse rolls out training day
• Hagan expected to suit up for Manawatu
• Crime Beat (June 2)
• Briefly (June 2)
• 'Proboscis' ends bee
• Alice in Wonderland Tea Party
• MSU softball team ranked No. 3 in final poll
• 2011 Annual Genealogy Seminar July 23rd
• Vipers vs. Drillers in conference title rematch June 4
• Vernon girl stopped in first round of bee
• Mustangs ranked No. 3 in final NFCA Division II Top 25 poll
• Briefly (June 1)
• Crime Beat (June 1)
• Book club teen now heads to Wellesley College
• National Hispanic leader to attend honors dinner
• It's bee No. 3 for spelling champ
• Several June chamber events planned
• Preparing for disasters ahead: two agencies meet
• County's burn ban extends 90 days
• Squadron holds the purse strings
• Tanner, Bennett selected for all-tournament team
• Bonds (May 31)
• Far from home, troops gave their lives
• Crime Beat (May 31)
• Nonprofits charting path for the future
• IRS offers tax tips for newlyweds
• Tanner, Bennett named to NCAA II Championship all-tournament team
• Vernon girl makes bee-line for D.C.
• Return of DOD surveys needed
• Faith Refuge ndaunted by break-ins
• Downtown is a good fit for couple
• BBB: Check out charities before donating
• No headline - Paid_Obits
• UAH pitching dominates in elimination of Mustangs
• Mustangs fall to No. 1 Alabama-Huntsville in national semifinals
• Vipers defeat Stampede, advance to American Conference Championship
• The dream lives! Alabama-Huntsville lone obstacle between MSU and title game
• Reynolds drives in game winner, Mustangs stay alive in Salem
• Groups planning observances for Memorial Day
• Old soldier all but forgotten
• Man barricades self in home
• Restaurateur serving up American dream
• Building a legacy
• Ecomony shows no major changes
• Perry seeks federal funds
• Tanner, Reynolds lift Mustangs past No. 14 Minnesota State, 1-0
• Gutierrez shuts down Crimson Hawks in Salem
• Gutierrez, Mustangs eliminate Indiana (Pa.), 3-0
• Game Day: Mustangs continue national championship quest Saturday in Salem
• Game Day: Mustangs continue national championship quest Saturday in Salem
• Jury decides on 30 years
• Can you handle this?
• A doubly great achievement
• Texomas Most Wanted (May 28)
• Crime Beat (May 28)
• Briefly (May 28)
• Rider grad makes quick recovery
• Texas agriculture situation remains dire
• Lake Amon bass studied
• Air Force couple thank community after fire
• Sale of Harvey House pending
• Mustangs comeback falls short against UAH
• Gilley gets 30 years in sex assault
• Man guilty of sexual assault
• Dog park: A howl-to guide
• Disease cancels some horse shows
• IPad allegiance, to the flag ...
• WFISD sees two big staff changes
• Peanut butter, jelly to benefit the needy
• Crime Beat (May 27)
• Mobile app launched for small business owners
• Electra hires new communications chief
• Wichita Falls Wildcats take Pelnik with first round pick
• Lightning Delay: Mustangs trail No. 1 Alabama-Huntsville 3-0 in top of 5th
• Fiction Friday!
• Tanner, Bennett receive NFCA All-American honors
• Mustangs enjoy visit to TAP Head Start facility in Salem
• Midwestern boasts three Daktronics All Americans
• Game Day: Mustangs to battle No. 1 Alabama-Huntsville tonight in Salem
• Tanner, Bennett named NFCA All Americans
• Spreading Peanut butter, joy with Food Bank drive
• A million preserved plant specimens have new home
• Goal: Make town better
• Forces might get pay raise
• Choate: What else is there to do but hit the delete button?
• Briefly (May 26)
• Sex assault case set to reach jury
• Pride in the Falls puts Troops First in line
• Crime Beat (May 26)
• Passing dream to others
• Old High class rings stolen and returned
• Alaska trip revs uphospice donations
• Child details alleged assault
• Seymour woman heralds the city
• Crime Beat (May 25)
• Briefly (May 25)
• Vipers take on Stampede in divisional playoff game
• Thunderstorm Warning Wichita Archer counties
• ABC Ready
• Tornado Watch issued for area
• Dangerous weather likely across plains
• Standout effort merits honors
• Gilley trial process begins
• ENERGY STAR no-tax days
• Crime Beat (May 24)
• Briefly (May 24)
• No headline - Mark_Levy_Colm
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning for: Wilbarger, Wichita and Archer
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Wilbarger county
• Smith qualifies to play in 2011 HP Bryon Nelson Championship
• Area in Tornado Watch
• Dangerous storms possible Tuesday
• Field set for 2011 NCAA II Softball World Series
• Several local Memorial Day commemorations slated
• Worker helps abused seniors
• Hard work pushes Brad Jones to success
• Pumped up for Possum race
• Sculptures reflect diversity of artists
• Church makes do without a baptistery
• Falcons defeat Venom 38-16 in first round playoff
• Cellphone transit nightmare shows decline in people's appropriateness
• MSU punches ticket to D2 Softball World Series
• West Texas vet recalls Hiroshima's devastation
• Hard work pays off
• Friends share knowledge of area's history
• Air Force flies high at competition
• high school baseball Burrus pitches Rider to Game 3 victory
• Wuthrich whiffs 10 to carry Wildcats
• OUR TIME: Mustangs crush West Texas A&M to advance to World Series
• No. 5 Midwestern State rolls to 8-2 win over 12th ranked West Texas A&M in game two of NCAA Super Regional
• North Texas Falcons take on the Lone Star Venom May 21
• It all adds up to a 1st place finish
• Postal facility ceases operations
• Storms usher in rain, hail and a tornado
• Texoma's Most Wanted (May 21)
• Unemployment numbers: City's growth in jobs builds
• Indictments (May 21)
• Crime Beat (May 21)
• Briefly (May 21)
• Man claims boy 'led him on'
• West Texas A&M takes lead in Super Regional with 4-1 win
• No. 12 West Texas A&M hands No. 5 Midwestern 4-1 loss in Super Regional
• Six different Mustangs take South Central honors
• Fiction Friday!
• Texas dirt track cancels races due to drought
• Gas drops below $3.50 per gallon in city
• Crime Beat (May 20)
• Briefly (May 20)
• State awards $750,000 grant
• Half-day pre-K program sees little demand
• No-bills (May 20)
• Possum Kingdom eager for visitors
• Haitian mission needs $150,000
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning for: Wilbarger, Wichita
• What's the next big thing in YA Fiction?
• Stipanic, Zaputovic earns Capital One Academic All-District 6 honors
• Wichita County area under Tornado Watch
• Game Day: No. 5 Mustangs set for Super Regional, West Texas A&M
• Mustangs place four on NFCA All-South Central Region squad
• Fires strike area
• Local airport may see fewer flights
• United Supermarkets kicking off annual summer game
• The good with the bad: Wildfires can improve environment
• Hospital to get high-tech tool
• Large fire blazes in Wichita County
• Hotel residents get more time
• Klecha selected by Muskegon in USHL entry draft
• Mustangs place five on Daktronics All-South Central Region squad
• Travel center plan moves ahead
• Reviews on new trade rules sought
• Alarm scams set off bells
• Event set for early June
• Crime Beat (May 18)
• New face joins Times Record News
• Teachers Making Way
• Briefly (May 18)
• Tenants booted from hotel
• North Texas Falcons to host first round playoff game
• Tickets for Super Regional in Wichita Falls available May 18
• McCoy gift example of outstanding sport support
• Child porn linked to man
• Briefly (May 17)
• Two local restaurants shutter their doors
• Texas ag leader criticizes Obama
• STAAR test gets skeptical reception
• Mustangs take game two over ASU, Lady Buffs are next
• 13 take part in presentation of Progressive Club debutantes
• An expert's final gift: Caring for baby birds
• Presale tickets for Super Regional to begin Wednesday morning
• Fish sticks are making a comeback at WFISD
• A look at early days of county
• Iowa Park hopes to lure hotel, revenue
• Transit hub is moving forward
• Building on a sense of community
• No. 5 Midwestern State wins South Central Regional One
• No. 21 Angelo State slows up No. 5 Midwestern 7-4
• One newcomer coming to council
• Area election results
• All the crawfish eaten
• Wildcatter Ranch glasses in pavilion
• Police investigate skeletal remains
• Angelo State downs ESU, Mustangs vs. Rambelles on Sunday
• Voters select new city councilors
• Police find skeletal remains
• Angelo State bounces TAMI from South Central tournament
• Tanner outduels Schmelzer, Mustangs win 1-0
• Schmelzer shines in Emporia State victory over Rambelles
• Tanner wins pitchers duel as No. 5 Mustangs down No. 17 Emporia State 1-0
• WHERE DO I GO TO VOTE?
• Twice the caring
• Texoma's Most Wanted (May 14)
• Students' mailboxes help build homes
• Fewer gifts, report says
• Briefly (May 14)
• Conaway views bin Laden photos
• Crime Beat (May 14)
• Drought wilts crop production
• Class takes project to extremes
• City Council election today
• In the heart of America -- where the Buffalo Soldiers roam
• Postal food drive today
• Summer Reading starts May 31st!
• Mustangs open regional tournament with 6-1 win
• Postseason Poty: Potysman delivers in 6-1 win over Texas A&M International
• Former MSU player takes head coaching job at Wall
• Flames destroy vacant house
• Fiction Friday!
• Board cautious of MSU construction plan
• Vernon College student beats odds
• Briefly (May 13)
• Crime Beat (May 13)
• Officials invited to see bin Laden photo
• The big secret is outdoors
• Game Day: No. 5 Mustangs set to open South Central Regional against TAMIU
• Children's Choice Book Awards Announced
• Eyes on the storm, Wichita Falls weather watching
• Museum planning picnic fundraiser
• Sales consultant to be main speaker
• Crime Beat (May 13)
• Town celebrates Quanah namesake
• Briefly (May 12)
• Thornberry: B-1 plays critical role
• Last Babygarten of the Season Tomorrow!
• MSU drops to No. 5 in NFCA poll
• Thunderstorm warnings issued in North Texas
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch for part of area
• SBA Disaster Loan Assistance
• Midwestern falls to No. 5 in NFCA Divison II Top 25
• Rules for dog owners
• Midland to host MPFL championship game, playoff format set
• Obama visiting Texas encounters GOP wrath
• Strong name needed
• Storm may arrive today
• Studer sells Seymour while creating jobs
• Release the hounds
• Briefly (May 11)
• Crime Beat (May 11)
• Mega Movie Time
• WFISD posting teacher positions
• SBA offers wildfire aid in Wichita Falls
• ABC Ready
• Air Force class at Sheppard moves massive aircraft
• Students to create stock portfolio
• Risky raid draws praise
• Vehicle sales drop in April
• How cuts will affect MHMR services unclear
• Crime Beat (May 10)
• IRS plans tax forums
• Hank's 'dad' talks to kids
• Midwestern State selected to host South Central Regional softball tournament
• Mustangs set to host South Central Regional as top seed
• Summer fun at Harrell Park
• Alarm sales scams possible
• Flooring business has hometown feel
• Authorities look into building fire
• Seymour to open pool Memorial Day weekend
• Thunderstorm warning issued for Wichita Falls
• Animal Testing: Crucial or Cruel?
• Indictments (May 8)
• New interim director to take over at Wild Bird Rescue
• Grand fiesta fosters unity
• Vandalized after 9/11, restaurateur holds no grudge
• Briefly (May 8)
• Weather causes Metro Division title to hang in the balance
• Midwestern places three on LSC Championship all-tournament team
• Outlaws and Texans play pivotal game for TUFL North
• Mustangs fall in final elimination game on Friday
• Doggone day's work
• Slow start for early voting
• Santa Rosa rodeo coming
• Crime Beat (May 7)
• Texomas Most Wanted (May 7)
• No. 3 Mustangs show resolve before bowing out of LSC Championship
• Tigert, Tanner head list of Mustangs receiving LSC honors
• Teen's Top Ten
• Correa caps comeback over MSU
• Health ranking less than stellar
• Small business standouts vie for prize
• Therapy school facing changes
• No-bills (May 6)
• Suites adopt new brand
• Women help build houses for needy kids
• Motorcycle ride added to ParkFest activities
• Crime Beat (May 6)
• Briefly (May 6)
• Tanner headlines MSU contingent of 10 for All-LSC North honors
• Chartier named to LSC North All-Academic Team
• Mustangs open LSC Championship with 8-0 run rule win
• Mustangs to take hard way to LSC Championship
• Bandits hold up 7-11 store
• MSU maintains No. 3 national ranking
• Departments seek help
• Beware of scams
• Crime Beat (May 5)
• Motors revving for car show
• Briefly (May 5)
• Wrong woman buried in funeral home mix-up
• Bicycling 'Roadeo'
• President's rejection fuels anger
• Historic Doan's May Picnic this weekend
• Mustangs set for 2011 Lone Star Conference Championship
• LeGuen narrowly misses nationals, MSU closes 14th at NCAA II Midwest/South Central Regional
• Bin Laden photos will not be released
• Midwestern tops NCAA II South Central Region rankings
• Babygarten Tomorrow!
• Mustangs maintain hold on No. 3 position in NFCA Division II Poll
• Pontello signs with Wildcats
• Police seek suspect in attempted robbery
• Little fliers hit skies for worldwide tour
• Set to make a splash
• Briefly (May 4)
• Crime Beat (May 4)
• City Council rejects utility bill surcharge
• Parkfest offers fun for all ages
• Poll: Financial distress hurts marriages
• Websites help dislocated teachers
• Weekend rain may not help wheat
• Mustangs fall to Cameron in second round of NCAA II postseason draw
• Shots fired during robbery attempt
• Choosing Book Apps for Kids
• Whittley fires third consecutive 80 to finish 20th at NCAA II Super Region 4 Championships
• Airport, Sheppard base on guard
• Rain postpones second round of the NCAA II Midwest/South Central Regional
• Two area track athletes headed to 3A state meet
• Gang injunction to be enforced
• Complete Nutrition to open June 20
• Workforce commission helpsTexans collect unpaid wages
• Inmates tell of their bad decisions
• Crime Beat (May 3)
• Texas lawmakers react with praise to Osama's demise
• Briefly (May, 3)
• Storms, winds knock out power
• Klecha named to 2010-11 NAHL All-Rookie Team
• Whittley battles to stay in the top half of the leaderboard at South Central Regional
• Thornberry lauds Bin Laden killing
• Ball Strikers Delight: LeGuen leads Mustangs at NCAA II Super Regionals
• MSU, Angelo State No. 1 seeds for LSC Championship
• ABC Ready
• SAFB on "heightened alert"
• Sunday storm causes damage in Archer City
• Symphony League ‘Run for the Roses' fundraiser is Saturday
• Hummingbirds easyto attract to feeders
• Council candidates outline views
• Benefit jam Rockin' Th' Falls returns
• Faith Refuge benefit
• Fleet of ships comes in
• MSU honors student scholars
• Some have immunity to royal wedding fever
• Fleet of ships comes in
• No headline - 5-2_letters_to_ed
• No headline - 5-2_hanaba_welch
• Whittley tied for 17th after first round of NCAA Regional
• Midwestern, Cameron canceled due to unplayable field conditions
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch for part of area
• Area softball linescores (May 1)
• Firefighter training: Taking a crash course
• Residents get early Christmas gift
• This Texas transplant found a career that suits him
• Rider No. 1 with youths
• MSU splits with Cameron, clinches share of LSC North title
• Texans defeat Falcons 31-14
• Mustangs clinch LSC North top seed, share of fifth division title
• Game Day: #3 Mustangs, Cameron to battle in Red River Rivalry
• Game Day: #3 Mustangs, Cameron to battle in Red River Rivalry
• Crime beat (April 30)
• Lack of rain, high winds delay plantings
• Briefly (April 30)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (April 30)
• Council to vote on utility bill surcharge
• Price of gasoline close to $4 a gallon
• Fires cause evacuations
• Fire evacuations Burk, Rathgeber Road
• Bye week sets the table for TUFL North Division
• Marie Morgan Award goes to three student-athletes
• These boots were made for auction
• Fiction Friday!
• Fashionable fundraising
• Jefferson Award winner
• 20-year term in drug case
• Wildfire scorches acreage, structures
• Crime Beat (April 29)
• TPM ranking for TAKS test to be dropped, official says
• Gossom criticizes budget strategy
• Women put on thinking hats at their royal wedding party
• Damjanovic, Logan, Stipanic named MSU's Outstanding Student Athletes
• MSU, Cameron series pushed back to Saturday and Sunday
• MSU, Cameron series pushed back to Saturday and Sunday
• April 30 games key for MPFL's Metro Division
• Midwestern State releases 2011 football schedule
• Oil policy decried
• Schools get $1 billion from lottery
• Briefly (April 28)
• Why now, some ask
• Symphony League plans Derby event
• Runners club gives nod to city
• Back in stripes
• Crime Beat (April 28)
• Mustangs still ranked No. 3 going into final weekend
• Mustangs hold on to No. 1 in NCAA II South Central Region rankings
• Babygarten Tomorrow!
• Midwestern State announces 2011 football slate
• Midwestern retains No. 3 ranking in NFCA Top 25
• Wichita Falls Runner Friendly Community
• Report: Woman diedof blunt force trauma
• Jefferson Awards nominees to be honored
• Kids to get crash course on kart racing
• WFISD trails state in early TAKS results
• Briefly (April 27)
• Prayer meeting for rain slated
• Jail nurses fired; tampering alleged
• Crime Beat (April 27)
• Details on Loper murder released
• Area in Severe Thunderstorm Watch
• Mustangs return to NCAA Tournament!
• Mustangs denied 11th NCAA berth
• Whittley moves on to regional championship
• Northeast Texas at high risk for tornadoes
• Threat of fires today
• State education bill fuels debate
• Courthouse cleanup
• Slaying suspect in Ariz. hospital
• Wichita fires' cost put at $145,000
• Texas Broads' horse sets world record
• Briefly (April 26)
• Crime Beat (April 26)
• ABC Ready
• Whittley chosen to NCAA Regional field
• Wichita Falls T-shirts
• Bowie ISD reports cuts will save $1.2M
• Goin' in cycles
• No Bills (April 25)
• Vernon park equipment in distress
• Baton passed at SCSNT
• Explore downtown Wichita Falls
• No headline - 4-25_hanaba
• Vipers crush Knights 59-0 to keep pace with Stampede
• Sorting through the ashes
• Indictments (April 24)
• A walk down the aisles
• Easter comes to life in pastor's visits to Israel
• No. 6 Abilene Christian stops No. 30 Midwestern State 5-1 for LSC Championship
• LSC Championship matches delayed due to rain
• Mustangs split another doubleheader, inch closer to North title
• Texoma's Most Wanted (April 23)
• Man held in death of Loper
• Comanche chief to have day of honor
• Anita Perry to visit Vernon
• Residents re-enter homes
• Full stomachs for TAKS test day
• Fire marshal salutes houses of brick, metal
• Firefighters thank all who rushed in to help
• Crime Beat (April 23)
• Suspect named in Loper death
• To The Title Match! No. 30 Mustangs beat Tarleton State 5-2 in LSC Semifinals
• MSU finishes strong at Kansas Relays
• Mustangs punch ticket to NCAA Tournament
• No. 19 Aggies outduel No. 31 Mustangs 5-3 in LSC Semifinals
• Mustangs slug four homers, but gain split at East Central
• Six-run fourth inning lifts Mustangs to victory
• Mustangs roll to 6-1 win in LSC Quarterfinals
• Fiction Friday!
• Some Possum Kingdom homeowners being allowed to inspect property today
• Former NHL defenseman Paul Baxter named Wildcats head coach
• Teacher of the year: Always there for the kids'
• Weather helps Possum Kingdom Lake efforts
• Fire fund is set up
• Use of aid up to state
• Crime beat (April 22)
• Briefly (April 22)
• Warning issued on firm offering ad space on poster
• Cole reigns in the 10K at Kansas Relays
• Van Rensburg and Odell-Michels shine on All-Lone Star Conference team
• Stipanic and Urban Highlight All-Lone Star Conference announcement
• Mustangs use big inning to overpower East Central, 7-4
• Tennis Mustangs head into LSC Tournament as No. 2 Seeds
• Vipers and Falcons schedules affected by teams folding
• Game Day: No. 3 Midwestern looking to clinch LSC North title at ECU
• Wichita Falls Voters guide
• Man tried to save mom
• Briefly (April 21)
• Hundreds attend women's conference
• Crime beat (April 21)
• Teacher of Year to be named today
• Putting kids first
• Horned Frogs too much for Midwestern, 5-1
• Warden sees fire's devastation
• Lariat List
• MSU drops to No. 3 in NFCA poll
• Babygarten Tomorrow!
• Woman with Wichita Falls ties found dead
• Smith, Midwestern finishes strong at LSC Championship
• Midwestern saves best for last, closes as LSC runners-up
• 149 homes, one church destroyed at PK; wildfires continue to race throughout area
• Mustangs maintain No. 1 position in South Central Region rankings
• More towns evacuated as wildfires continue across PK
• More towns evacuated as wildfires continue to race across Possum Kingdom area
• Many lives changed after Hastings tragedy
• Mustangs receive first-place vote, but falls to No. 3 in NFCA D2 Poll
• Hot Topics will be trimmed
• 150,000 acres burned; Fire proves unpredictable
• Show of pride for everyone to see
• Firefighting efforts praised by council
• Crime Beat (April 20)
• Outlook good for federal fire help
• Agency: Wildfires threat to propane users
• Hastings & Tobys Anniversary
• Bowie Hospital District public forum held
• Briefly (April 20)
• ABC Ready
• Mandatory evacuation ordered for area west of Texas 16 at PK
• Wildfire battles continue at PK State Park; fish hatchery operations affected
• Midwestern stands ninth in a tightly packed field at LSC Championships
• Midwestern stands ninth in a tightly packed field at LSC Championships
• Whittley sisters leading Mustangs at LSC Championships
• Whittley sisters leading Mustangs at LSC Championships
• Wildfires spreading at PK; fires within six miles of Graham
• Damage, needs assessed
• Winds add to crop woes
• Exiting with class
• Feds weigh in on fires
• WFISD monitors reading skills
• Crime Beat (April 19)
• Briefly (April 18)
• Whittley headlines a trio of Mustangs to earn All-LSC honors
• Whittley headlines a trio of Mustangs to earn All-LSC honors
• Wildfires continue to spread at Possum Kingdom Lake
• Tanner passes Petersen, Mustangs beat Central Oklahoma 5-0
• Midwestern is seventh after opening round of LSC Championships
• Midwestern is seventh after opening round of LSC Championships
• Whittley, Mustangs start fast at LSC Championships
• Whittley, Mustangs start fast at LSC Championships
• Amo Leer - I Love to Read!
• Wildfire plague continues
• Wholesalers work to raise profile
• Dream comes true
• 'Click It or Ticket' is on council agenda
• Source of support
• Texas jobless rate down
• Harriers strong again at David Noble Relays
• Tanner sets record with 12th shutout, MSU blanks Bronchos 5-0
• Mustangs split doubleheader with UCO on Saturday
• Aftermath: Working together
• Fresh start lost in blaze
• Iowa Park fire still smoldering
• Superintendent asks for consolidation
• An idea, a dream and a little horse sense
• Briefly (April 17)
• No. 31 Mustangs clobber Texas Lutheran 9-0
• 30th ranked MSU shutsout Texas Lutheran 7-0
• No. 2 Midwestern draws split with Bronchos
• Wildfire near Iowa Park Friday destroyed a dozen homes
• Texoma's Most Wanted (April 16)
• Education rally draws 150
• Iowa Park: People watch blaze arrive
• Smoke prompts school evacuation
• Flames whip Wichita Falls
• Details emerge in kids' slayings
• FM 171: Firefighters work as residents worry
• Jails earn passing grades
• Speaker to tell of autism
• Crime Beat (April 16)
• Eskridge among those to be honored by Gridiron Club of Dallas
• No. 31 Mustangs fall to No. 6 St. Edward's 5-0
• From the Texas Highway Department: Closed Roads
• Wichita Falls area is in disaster mode
• High winds postpone Mustangs clash with UCO
• Vipers head into bye week still battling Stampede for first place
• State, Wichita Falls unemployment rates down slightly
• Grass fires get early start
• Eskridge to be honored by National Football Foundation
• MSU, UCO game postponed due to wind
• Falcons slip to 4-3 in rough week for TUFL
• Game Day: #2 Mustangs set for weekend series with Central Oklahoma
• Courthouse monument plans advance
• U.S. aid freed for state schools
• Father accused in boys' deaths
• FBI agents descend on clinic
• Briefly (April 15)
• Lawmakers defend B-1 bomber
• Crime beat (April 15)
• Fiction Friday!
• Wichita Falls clinic raided
• Two children murdered in Graham
• National Library Week Bookmark Contest Finalists
• Mustangs stand 10th in NCAA II West Region rankings
• LeRose out as Wildcats head coach
• Pair takes FFA message statewide
• Body art in henna
• Crime Beat (April 14)
• Cost of Hirschi detailed
• Briefly (April 14)
• Babygarten Tomorrow!
• Top 10 List of Frequently Challenged Books - 2010
• MSU holds steady at No. 2 in NFCA Top 25
• Mustangs still No. 1 in NCAA II South Central Region rankings
• Mustangs split doubleheader with TWU on Tuesday
• Midwestern maintains No. 2 ranking in NFCA D2 Top 25
• Gutierrez and Chartier continue Mustangs dominance of LSC honors
• Building homes and self-esteem
• $100 pre-K tuition slated
• WFHS principal on resignation list
• WFISD looks to cut costs
• Crime Beat (April 13)
• Briefly (April 13)
• BMH wants hospital district tax
• Leak closes Kemp lanes
• No. 31 Midwestern State stuns No. 19 Cameron 6-3
• Mustangs slip to Cameron 5-4
• MSU finishes 13th at Housewright Invitational
• No. 2 Mustangs salvage split at Texas Woman's University
• Chartier, Gutierrez earn LSC North Player of the Week honors
• Topeka takes fifth and final game of series over Wildcats
• Game Day: #2 Mustangs take on Texas Woman's Tuesday night in Denton
• Dinner sets the table for D.C. trip
• Little People spend days in play
• Crime Beat (April 12)
• Police probe death of child
• Prospects bleak for education majors
• Briefly (April 12)
• Crazy 8 in town
• Appeals court overturns Wichitan's cockfighting conviction
• Mustangs battle wind, course conditions to place 13th after first day at Housewright Invitational
• ABC Ready
• Police probe baby's death
• Family day filled with fun and fitness
• Bowie High School principal named
• Dinner, dance, auction to buy shelter furniture
• Bicycle shop promises to fulfill cyclists' needs
• Arc connects Wichita County families, services
• Vernon district makes do with cuts
• Vipers crush Pitbulls 63-0
• Mustangs sweep series against Southwestern Oklahoma
• Wildcats send series back to Topeka with 4-3 overtime victory
• Fangtastic fun
• An 'LOL' isn't worth your life
• Hatcher recalls World War II experience
• No. 2 Mustangs sweep Southwestern Oklahoma
• Maroon beats Gold 24-7 in annual Spring Game
• Sports and volunteer service part of Great Day of Service
• Mustangs defeat Southwestern Oklahoma 7-2
• Peggy J. Peace
• Man gives up Chase after bad check
• School staffs spared cuts
• Wildfire danger may be blowing
• 'FDR's secret weapon'
• Alert on debt collector scams
• Horse with rabies spurs alert
• Briefly (April 9)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (April 9)
• Indictments (April 9)
• Crime Beat (April 9)
• Shutdown: Honor Flight
• Topeka takes 2-1 series lead over Wichita Falls
• Weekend could bring Dust Bowl images
• Chartier, Bennett too fast for SWOSU
• TUFL North begins mad dash for division title
• Three left undefeated going into week six of the MPFL
• Fiction Friday!
• Sheppard spouses learn the ropes
• No. 2 Mustangs set for weekend series at Southwestern Oklahoma
• Lawmakers say pay troops
• A career molding the lives of children
• Spicy idea met need for missing spark
• Historic battle topic of lecture
• Crime Beat (April 8)
• Briefly (April 8)
• Court upholds Layer verdict
• Cole, Flores shine at McMurry Relays
• Mustangs duo named Lone Star Conference Players of the Week
• No. 31 Mustangs hand No. 33 Incarnate Word a 6-3 loss
• IdeaWF winners announced
• No. 30 Mustangs rally to beat Incarnate Word 5-4
• Collegiate baseball league hopes to take root in Wichita Falls
• Mustangs fall to 10th in NCAA II West Region Rankings
• MSU Athletics to combine busy spring weekend with Great Day of Service
• Mustangs achieve highest ever national ranking with No. 2 spot
• Drumming up funds for a new pool
• Tough time to try to teach
• Sport breaks the ice for autistic boy
• Briefly (April 7)
• Babygarten Tomorrow!
• Mustangs top the South Central Region rankings
• Haggerty named MSU men's basketball coach
• Climbing Higher! Mustangs move to No. 2 NFCA D2 Top 25
• Tanner, Mooney named LSC Players of the Week
• WFISD cuts administrators' pay
• Eatery just keeps growing
• Pilot project meant to reduce flooding
• Owners hope second auction's the charm
• Crime Beat (April 6)
• Briefly (April 6)
• Checkmate Chess
• Tanner, Mooney gain LSC North Player of the Week honors
• Midwestern finishes strong to take fifth at UCO/KickingBird Classic
• Midwestern State moves into Haggerty era
• WFISD prepares for worst-case scenario
• Crime Beat (April 5)
• Briefly (April 5)
• Couple get businesses noticed in a big way
• Volunteers sought in down economy
• Air Force Band to perform Friday
• Health fair offers something for all
• Event casts light on abuse, sexual assault
• Child support judge to get a larger room
• West Texas Honor Flight seats still available
• No headline - Paid_Obits
• Smith shines but Mustangs struggle through two rounds at UCO/Kickingbird Golf Classic
• ABC Ready
• Vipers lose first game to Stampede, 18-15
• Mustangs take LSC Crossover championship
• Wildcats even series against Topeka
• Falcons improve to 4-2 with win over Rhinos
• Little town, big-city style
• Owner of Baby's Bowtique sews up a niche
• Children's Aid Society event has something for everyone
• New community development director in familiar territory
• 'Sequins to Simplicity' to display Texas style
• Street repair work on tap
• Spring brings higher fire risk
• No. 3 Mustangs claim Lone Star Conference Crossover title
• Whittley second, Mustangs fourth at Drury Lady Panther Spring Shootout
• Mustangs take two on day two at LSC Crossover
• Topeka takes 1-0 lead in series against Wildcats
• 100th Anniversay: Big fun in a little city
• Texas' littlest courtroom may be unsafe
• Wichitan walking McGruff since '85
• Heritage Society opening doors
• Tanner throws blanks at No. 15 West Texas A&M
• Gutierrez shuts down Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Mustangs rout Rattlers 9-0
• Mustangs women blitz St. Mary's 5-0
• Six run first ignites MSU win over Wildcats
• Farm strawberries ready for people to pick
• Texoma's Most Wanted (April 2)
• The birds and the beads
• From our hearts to hers
• Crime Beat (April 2)
• No. 3 MSU powers past Abilene Christian, 9-2
• No. 3 MSU powers past Abilene Christian, 9-2
• April - National Poetry Month
• Mustangs beat Northeastern State for first time since 2000
• Mustangs beat Northeastern State for first time since 2000
• No. 3 Midwestern State takes 8-0 run rule win over No. 2 Angelo State
• Big Daddy weaving Christian message
• Fiction Friday!
• Tanner, No. 3 Mustangs ring 'Belles, 8-0
• Mustangs ninth in first West Region rankings
• The town that oil built
• Crime Free class is April 13
• More school jobs to be chopped
• Mixed responses to Obama proposal
• Texas bouncing back, expert says
• Crime Beat (April 1)
• Voter registration drive planned
• Surcharge program under scrutiny
• Briefly (April 1)
• Lewis honored as LSC Women's Player of the Week
• Lewis honored as LSC Women's Player of the Week
• Mustangs to host women's hoops tryouts on April 26
• Mustangs to host women's hoops tryouts on April 26
• Wildcats open playoffs in Topeka April 2
• Mustangs set for 2011 Lone Star Conference Crossover
• Mustangs set for 2011 Lone Star Conference Crossover
• Introducing Babygarten!
• Bowie holds salaries, trims pre-K
• GOP battles cyber terror
• Crime beat (March 31)
• Rep fights reform costs
• Grand Theatre restoration under way
• Students raise funds with Pennies for Pets
• Briefly (March 31)
• Alive with a passion
• Mustangs open South Central Region rankings at No. 2
• Tanner, Jerrick take LSC weekly honors
• Danish company won't stop US execution drug
• Midwestern remains third in NFCA Division II Top 25
• Grant McCasland leaves MSU for Abilene Christian
• MSU to lose head basketball coach
• Jerrick, Tanner tabbed LSC North Players of the Week
• Rain good, but not enough
• TUFL North looking like four team race
• Mustangs improve in final round of DBU Patriot Classic
• Tennis matches postponed
• Hagan named third-team All American by Basketball Times
• Red River Speedway gets off to cool start
• Art contest set for July 4 in Graham
• In his home office
• Band of brothers and sisters
• LULAC helps students
• Tuition increase keeps 'promise'
• Briefly (March 29)
• Prices at pump still high
• 'Ben' is top dog in test of K-9s
• Mustangs struggle through first day at DBU Patriot Invitational
• Hagan gains Division II Bulletin All America honorable mention
• 2011 Spring Compost Giveaway
• ABC Ready
• WFPD K-9 tops drug detection
• Why you shouldn't "just google it"
• Volunteers deliver aid to veterans with smiles
• Pair of programs planned this week
• Plays brass but music is golden
• Curves waives fees for food donations
• Aid offered to families of mentally ill
• A must among Mediterranean meals
• Bennett breaks record, Mustangs close out invitational with 7-0 victory
• Grand Slam by Jerrick finishes off Delta State
• Hilltoppers shutout Delta State, win 8-0
• Jerrick blasts three homers, #3 Mustangs claim MSU Invitational title
• St. Mary's highlights day two of MSU Invitational
• Wildcats finish regular season with 7-1 victory
• Wildcats win to end regular season
• If the Backdoor's walls could talk...
• Wichita Falls surgeon to speak of missions
• Her next stop is D.C.
• Nurse travels to Africa to help widows, youths
• No headline - Paid_Obits
• No. 3 Mustangs close tourney play Sunday
• Tanner outduels Brittain, Mustangs win 2-1
• Rattlers defeat Jennies in day one of MSU Invitational in Wichita Falls
• Monsters beat Wildcats in a shootout, 4-3
• Beware of IRS scams
• Sifting wild hog fact from fiction
• Brown wheat mites might need spraying
• Crime Beat (March 26)
• Cadets will honor WWII prisoners of war
• Fire risk 'extremely critical' in areas as Texas stays dry
• Man was 3 times over legal limit
• Flock of pink: You've been flamingoed!
• Teen surged to let goof anger
• Texomas Most Wanted (March 26)
• NATO training exercise discussed
• Spring has sprung: Play ball!
• Jurors in meth case give man life term
• Midwestern rolls to third straight win, bests Bearcats 5-0
• Flores takes gold in 1500-meter run at North Texas Open
• No. 19 Northwest Missouri edges Mustangs, 5-4
• Central Missouri first to defeat MSU at Mustangs Park
• No. 3 Mustangs split on opening day of MSU Invitational #2
• Police: Driver in fatal wreck was drunk
• Red River Speedway opens season Saturday
• IRS issues warning about Internet thieves
• Hot List, March 25
• Game Day: No. 3 Mustangs set to host MSU Invitational #2
• Blaze destroys home; no one hurt
• Trials and preparations
• Sheriff expects more arrests
• Brighter digs for embattled dogs
• Joyful atmosphere flows in Electra
• Mentor returns to tour Sheppard
• Man killed in four-vehicle wreck in Bellevue
• Briefly (March 25)
• Crime Beat (March 25)
• Fiction Friday!
• Multi-vehicle wreck kills Henrietta man
• Fire destroys house, damages two others
• Fuel gauge survey
• Poptropica
• Dedication set for historical marker
• Dozens arrested in drug-fighting effort
• Briefly (March 24)
• MSU tuition could rise 8%
• Thornberry talks on U.S. budget
• City tidies up for party
• Training staff has international flair
• Crime Beat (March 24)
• Bellarmine defeats Midwestern State 70-64, Mustangs season ends
• More than 40 busted in massive drug sweep
• MSU softball matches program record with No. 3 national ranking
• Sequel to "If I Stay" by Gayle Forman
• Mustangs battle No. 2 Bellarmine to brink, but fall 70-64
• ABC Ready
• Mustangs move up to No. 3 in NFCA D2 Top 25
• More MSU info sought
• Canine cops
• Safety of nuclear plants debated
• Crime Beat (March 23)
• Briefly (March 23)
• Three residents escape blaze at duplex
• Boys and Girls Club youths of the year
• Bowie staff shows caring side
• Mustangs take fourth at MSU Invitational
• Whittley makes history, claims top individual medalist honors at MSU Invitational
• TUFL North gets crowded at the top
• Vipers 24-6 win keeps them on top of MPFL's Metro Division
• Game Day: Mustangs take on No. 2 Bellarmine to open Elite Eight play
• Family loses home to fire
• Montague oil pits to be covered
• Smurfing suspects sentenced
• Crime Beat (March 22)
• Soaring aptitude
• WFISD boards hears budget-cutting choices
• Leaders to make trip to Austin
• Korean War vetID'd, laid to rest
• Inclement weather forces cancelation of Tuesday twin bill at OPSU
• Whittley, Mustangs lead after Day 1 of MSU Invitational
• Mustangs Men fourth after first day of MSU Invitational
• No headline - Paid_Obits
• Mustangs shut down RiverHawks in three game sweep this weekend
• Cheapest regular unleaded stands at $3.25
• Dr. Seuss Birthday Celebration Saturday March 26th
• Jet pilot trainers chart course
• Indian marker trees 'living legacy'
• How to identify a marker tree
• Event for women coming to town
• Car work becomes life's work
• Fairway exit to be closed
• Bargains: Brand new to gently used
• Service helps recover stolen items
• Abilene Christian drops MSU twice on Sunday
• Texans hand Falcons first loss, 18-6 in Seymour
• Klecha scores game winner in Wildcats regular season finale
• No. 5 Midwestern takes brooms for clean sweep of RiverHawks
• Tenth Annual Football Tryout Day set for April 2
• It's all things Greek to help museum
• No Bills (March 20)
• A trip back to days gone by
• Eatery owner ready for what's to come
• Not just fiddlin' around
• An MSU coach's wife's life is hectic
• Special hunt held for veteran
• No. 5 Mustangs belt Northeastern State, 8-0
• Lives left in jeopardy, no easy fix
• General returns to city of youth
• New Mexico finishes strong to top Wildcats 5-3
• Texoma's Most Wanted (March 19)
• Bill to let Medicare carry ‘off-label’ drugs
• Temple (Okla.) museum opening today
• Does set to attend meeting
• Briefly (March 19)
• Crime Beat (March 19)
• Hearty bill of fare at new cafe
• No headline - SOF_Roundup_and_liners
• Game Day: #5 Mustangs set for weekend series against Northeastern State
• Local Time Warner Cable channel changed to digital
• Spring Break!
• Fiction Friday!
• Babygarten
• Babygarten
• Babygarten
• Babygarten
• Babygarten
• Babygarten
• 373rd Training Squadron assists others
• Two in Congress say it should remain part of U.S. strategy
• MSU softball moves to No. 5 in national poll
• Boys and Girls Clubs in city ready to celebrate
• Enter Rockin' Th' Falls drawings today
• Crime Beat (March 18)
• Second Crowell crash victim dies
• Ashley Furniture fulfills orders
• Boys & Girls Club to get circus proceeds
• Briefs (March 18)
• Free enterprise a lecture topic
• Rosin up that bow and fiddle in the Falls
• Fires deplete Red Cross coffers
• Crowell accident claims a second teenager
• Hagan receives first team All-South Central honors
• Wildcats claw their way to 5-4 victory
• Local stores selling potassium iodide
• File Free tax aid available
• Texas duo vote for bill
• Matter of record (March 17)
• Do research to avoid scammers
• 82nd shapes Sheppard
• Crime beat (March 17)
• Planning for water needs addressed
• Hagan named to NABC All-South Central Region team
• Midwestern jumps up to No. 5 in NFCA D2 Poll
• Tornado explode in third period, beat Wildcats 6-1
• Mustangs take first leg of California swing
• Mustangs win second consecutive South Central regional championship
• Elite Repeat
• 4th-grade student gets poetry award
• Vehicle crash claims a life
• Local briefs (March 16)
• Crime Beat (March 16)
• BBB says firm lacks valid permit
• Construction to begin on wind farm
• Home sales start slow
• Elite Again!: Mustangs strike down No. 4 Central Oklahoma, 73-66
• Free Web Browsing Class
• Vipers one of five undefeated teams in MPFL
• Falcons still tied for first in TUFL North
• Midwestern places second at Springfield Pasta Company Invitational
• No motive yet in North Dakota murder
• ABC Ready
• ND murder suspect ordered held without bond
• Vernon man killed in collision
• Local man killed in N.D.
• Buffalo bill would protect stray bison
• CDBG funds to help needy
• Rider fans warned of ad solicitor
• Wildfire danger spurs county burn ban
• Crime Beat (March 15)
• Game Day: Mustangs, #4 Central Oklahoma to battle for regional title
• Arianna, Mustangs lead through opening round of Springfield Pasta Invitational
• Wichita County enacts burn ban
• Wichitan murdered in North Dakota
• Comedian to highlight leadership banquet
• Gathering of honor
• Elks help youth groups
• Traffic grant fosters safety
• Matter of Record (March 14)
• Central Oklahoma to meet MSU for South Central Championship on Tuesday
• Midwestern State advances to South Central Championship with 75-52 victory
• Vipers crush Shreveport-Bossier City in home opener Saturday night
• Mustangs rout No. 9 Missouri Southern, 75-52
• Mustangs sweep doubleheader at SOSU Saturday
• Wildcats beat Tornado 4-3 in shootout, clinch playoff spot
• On to the next one: MSU battles MIAA regular season champ in Round 2
• MSU defeats Tarleton in South Central tournament
• Fewer youths meet goals
• Eyes are smiling
• Mills: Nation may be faced with an energy shortage
• Rail museum on right track
• 40 years of Backdoor Theatre
• Silverman: Avoidingmarket isunwise
• West Oso rallies past Burk in 3A final
• Bulldogs fall just short in 3A final
• No. 9 MIdwestern bounces back to sweep Storm
• Hagan, Mustangs land knock out of #17 Tarleton State
• Milam hat trick helps push Topeka over Wildcats
• SOSU ends Mustangs winning streak with 3-2 win
• Paddled teen to testify in Austin
• Lawmakers doubt Obama on oil, gas
• Texomas Most Wanted (March 12)
• Japanese MSU professors, students hear from family
• Latest school books chosen
• Meth operation suspects identified
• Fire burns 3,000 acres
• Pastures dry; wildfire risks still high
• CRIME BEAT (March 12)
• Pesticide use license tests slated at extension office
• North Texas fires force evacuations
• New Travel Database Added
• Wildcats make up game vs Tornado set for March 15 in Frisco
• Fiction Friday!
• Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Comics Contest!
• Glass Cleaners
• Foundation offers tips,gives credit to women
• Developer vies for councilor at large
• Oil pits worry some residents
• Columnist receives award
• Crime Beat (March 11)
• Infant found dead in home
• City approves deal with builders
• Pair accused of running meth lab
• Midwestern set to open LSC North play against Savage Storm
• Game Day: Mustangs set for sixth NCAA II postseason appearance
• Hagan named first team All-South Central
• Sheriff's Office conducts large meth bust
• Police investigate child's death
• Briefly (March 10)
• City tax receipts impress
• Saturday's accident unites residents of Crowell
• Civilian education programs deadline nears
• Crime Beat (March 10)
• Declaring independence
• Mustangs crack top ten in NFCA Division II Poll
• Sites for Students for Help in Selecting, Applying & Preparing for College
• Hagan garners Daktronics All-South Central Region honors
• Hagan garners Daktronics All-South Central Region honors
• Spring Break Movies & Gaming
• Scholarship banquet set for Friday
• LSC names Mooney Hitter of the Week
• ABC Ready
• Mustangs move ahead to No. 9 in NFCA Division II Top 25
• Special anniversary 73 years of love
• WFISD looks to cut expenses
• NASA trains teacher
• Jurors convict, sentence Watson
• Briefly (March 9)
• Crime Beat (March 9)
• Best-selling author to lecture on foreign policy
• Officials to talk about manager
• No headline - 3-9_letters_to_ed
• No headline - 3-9_joe_brown
• Mustangs deliver best team effort at Audible Closed Championship
• Midwestern cruises to 9-0 triumph over Texas-Tyler
• Mustangs handle UT-Tyler 9-0
• Watson sentenced in Zamora murder
• Falcons share division lead after two weeks
• Vipers remain undefeated, lead division
• Mooney named LSC Hitter of the Week
• Term of 202 years is cut
• Crime Beat (March 8)
• Wichita Falls airman injured
• Call for reserves fuels opposition
• Property taxes could rise slightly
• Where can you find the cheapest gas?
• Isn't it just Grand?
• Clubs will celebrate youth talent, leadership
• No headline - Paid_Obits
• South Central Regional ticket prices set
• Something About Free eBooks
• Mustangs finish first day strong at the Audible Closed Championship
• Wichitan confirmed in Frankfurt attack
• Midwestern draws Tarleton in first round of regional tournament
• Prune yaupon roots in fall for winter transplanting
• Time Change: Mustangs to play Tarleton State Saturday at noon
• Briefly (March 7)
• Help needed for free repairs
• Education secretary taken to task over funding issues
• No-bills (March 7)
• Teen killed; 3 hurt in Foard County wreck
• Faith inspires eatery owners
• Dog fans can get a treat
• Shutouts by Tanner and Gutierrez close out MSU softball tournament
• Foard County wreck kills 1, injures 3
• No headline - 3-7_hanaba_mun_welch
• No headline - 3-7_letters_to_ed
• Mustangs going to The Dance! MSU to take on rival Tarleton State in opening round
• Mustangs keep rolling, blank Golden Suns and Cards to move to 22-1
• Falcons hold on to beat Freedom Fighters 24-19
• MIT and Harvard are calling his name
• Silverman: Inflation anxiety being felt
• World War II veteran holds memories close
• Dogs have their day
• Texas may be in for a wait
• Indictments
• Mustangs cruise to tennis victories over McMurry
• Make it 11 straight: Mustangs roll to two more wins at Holiday Inn at the Falls Invite
• Nightmare of an Ending: Tarleton blasts Mustangs, 74-50
• Tanner tosses one hit shutout, Mustangs open tourny with 3-0 win
• Topeka sweeps Wildcats in two game series
• Pair die after a second collision
• Woman who saw stabbing testifies
• Briefly (March 5)
• State House passes sonogram legislation
• City terminates interim manager
• Texoma's Most Wanted (March 5)
• Crime Beat (March 5)
• Game Day: It's MSU, Tarleton State time again in Saturday's LSC Championship semifinals
• Tanner one-hits Abilene Christian, MSU extends win streak to 9
• Seymour wreck kills two
• Texas Tech downs Mustangs 7-0
• Midwestern State beats TAMC 82-67 in first round at LSC Championship
• Victims may include local airman
• Confident command
• Board sets price for hospital site
• CEO of hospital: Report is wrong
• TV donations requested
• CPS to investigate spanking
• Hirsch to lead Air Tractor
• Crime Beat (March 4)
• Briefly (March 4)
• Fiction Friday!
• Terrell, Mustangs smash Texas A&M-Commerce, 82-67
• NAHL continues to grow in Texas with addition of Odessa Jackalopes
• Mustangs open Holiday Inn at the Falls Invitational Friday against ACU
• All eyes are on rising gas prices
• IRS funds await claims
• Poll: Most people unaware of Social Security tax break
• So many books, so little time
• Briefly (March 3)
• Crime beat (March 3)
• Construction and businesses: Remaking Eighth
• Costly to keep on truckin'
• Game Day: Midwestern tips off LSC Championship play today with Texas A&M-Commerce
• MSU doubles' sweep the difference against TexAnns
• MSU doubles' sweep the difference against TexAnns
• Don't Forget!
• ABC Ready
• Four Mustangs receive LSC year end recognition
• Midwestern remains sixth in South Central Region rankings
• Midwestern remains sixth in South Central Region rankings
• Gauging North Texas gas prices
• Mustangs fall a spot to No. 13 in NFCA Top 25
• Hagan, Loyd receive year end honors from Lone Star Conference
• Crime Beat (March 2)
• Tails are wagging over this good news
• New director returns home
• Briefly (March 2)
• City Council approves flood project along highway
• Trial set to begin for 2009 slaying
• Refuge reaches goal for campaign
• Patterson, Thompson gain LSC South All-Academic accolades
• Mustangs' trio garner All-LSC South Division honors
• Hagan tops heap, named LSC South Player of the Year
• Supplemental Storytime
• Youth Crafts Time Change!
• Dr. Seuss Party
• Youth Movie
• Youth Movie
• Youth Crafts
• Youth Gaming
• Youth Movie
• Youth Gaming
• Youth Movie
• Social network assisted fed-up Tunisians
• Police: Woman forced into sex
• Irish tunes, blues to harmonize Kemp Center
• A doctor for all
• Wildfires damages assessed
• Woman speaks scholarship fluently
• Alley cats to receive care
• Crime Beat (March 1)
• Briefly (March 1)
• Vipers and Falcons both begin season 1-0
• Markham takes player of the week honor
• Markham tabbed LSC South Offensive Player of the Week
• Volleyball tryouts set for this weekend
• Field set for 2011 LSC Championship
• Teen headed to D.C. essay contest
• Nocona's Nancy Nell focuses on people and nature
• Flood relief project on way
• Transplant fulfills dream of owning business
• Almost half a century of memories in lanes
• Friends lend a hand
• Merle Anthony dies
• Blair, Okla. residents ordered to evacuate
• Merle Anthony dies
• Wildcats split series with 4-2 win over Mustangs
• Mustangs netters roll to 5-0, beat Cowley County 7-2
• MSU men defeat Abilene Christian, take No. 3 seed in LSC Championship
• MSU women close out 2010-11 season with 90-78 win over ACU
• 2011 economy picks up where 2010 left off
• Identity theft called fastest-growing crime
• Crowds come alive at home festival
• She gets to talk to thousands at annual show
• U.S., United Regional reach pact
• Towerin' success for Bridwell
• Support Red Cross one bite at a time
• Red Cross runs drills
• Stiles wins debut as head coach of Senators
• Loyd leads Mustangs past Abilene Christian, 82-73
• Midwestern crushes Wildcats, 90-78
• Midwestern crushes Wildcats, 90-78
• United Regional settles monopoly suit
• Third period comeback falls short, Wildcats lose to Mustangs 3-2
• Worth the wait Purple Heart 65 years late
• Wichita Falls man has ‘True Grit'
• What's next for annex unclear
• Two share conservative vote ranking
• Tea Party member enters council race
• IRS offers help to taxpayers with new programs, policies
• Adults are asked to write letters to kids
• Gardentown will host a free seminar
• Man shot, suspect sought
• Eye on the Pump
• Weather keeps farm interests guessing; moisture level short
• Crime Beat (Feb. 26)
• Game Day: Midwestern out to improve LSC Championship seeding against ACU
• Game Day: Mustangs close season Saturday at Abilene Christian
• Fiction Friday!
• Red River Speedway gears up for 2011 with Driver's Banquet
• Eye on the pump
• Eye on the pump
• Closer look at visas warned
• Local mail center will close
• Film puts focus on helping stutterers
• Foreign languages could close the gap
• Nocona police seeking suspect
• Red Cross practices for real disaster
• Graham getaway offers SOLACE, SERENITY
• NOW HIRING EVENT SPECIALIST/FOOD DEMO
• Wichita Falls postal facility to close
• Midwestern opens home season with wins over East Central
• Mustangs roll to 83-59 victory over Rams
• Eye on the pump
• Poetry Workshop for Tweens & Teens
• Space program was hit with kids
• Discovery’s pilot was at Sheppard
• Rambelles defeat Midwestern State in home finale
• New owners to reopen Ashley store
• Fire spurs threat of suit
• Crime Beat (Feb. 24)
• Reps favor budget cuts
• Hagan-led Mustangs rip Angelo State, 83-59
• Markham's career high not enough to lift MSU past Rambelles
• Markham's career high not enough to lift MSU past Rambelles
• Leone provides only highlights for Wildcats at top prospects tournament
• Mustangs sweep DH against Abilene Christian
• Midwestern stays at No. 6 in South Central Region rankings
• Mustangs remain 12th in latest NFCA Division II Poll
• Game Day: Mustangs look to continue dominance over Rams under dome
• Game Day: Mustangs battle Angelo State in home finale
• Game Day: Mustangs battle Angelo State in home finale
• Gutierrez takes second straight LSC pitcher of the week honor
• Work Hard Work Smart
• Crime Beat (Feb. 23)
• Iraq veteran to get help with housing
• Briefly (Feb. 23)
• Veteran files for District 2 position
• Restoration planned for Kell House
• Park keeps getting better all the time
• Grant to help repair brown water
• No. 12 Midwestern sweeps past Wildcats to improve to 17-1
• No. 12 Midwestern sweeps past Wildcats to improve to 17-1
• Gutierrez named LSC North Division Pitcher of the Week for second time
• Gutierrez named LSC North Division Pitcher of the Week for second time
• Mustangs LSC postseason hopes fade out with loss to Tarleton
• Mustangs fight way to sixth place finish at Lady Rattler Roundup
• Mustangs fight way to sixth place finish at Lady Rattler Roundup
• Herran leads Mustangs to fifth at Lions Classic
• Herran leads Mustangs to fifth at Lions Classic
• Supplemental Storytime
• Tarleton beats Mustangs, streak at D.L. Ligon ends
• BOYS BASKETBALL PREVIEW Old High, Hirschi irregular regulars
• Arctic blast fails to deflate Seymour
• Crude oil also rises
• Little gas price relief likely, industry expert says
• Briefly (Feb. 22)
• Crime Beat (Feb. 22)
• Game Day: No. 12 Mustangs look to continue winning ways at Abilene Christian
• No. 25 Tarleton ends Mustangs' streak at 41
• Midwestern battles No. 19 TexAnns tough before falling, 67-59
• ABC Ready
• Mustangs rusty in opening round at Lady Rattler Roundup
• Youth Gaming - Monday, February 21st
• Pianist to honor four men
• Iowa Park presents contest for new logo
• Volunteers sought for arts festival
• Pretty in pink
• Girls to get prom gowns
• Two groups plan party for Texas Independence Day
• Game Day: Midwestern takes on rival Texans Monday night at D.L. Ligon Coliseum
• Game Day: Mustangs fight for postseason life tonight against No. 19 Tarleton State
• Mustangs complete sweep at MSU Invitational with 5-0 win over Drury
• The beat goes on, Mustangs whip Missouri Southern 13-0
• Missouri Southern outlasts Drury at MSU Invitational
• Mustangs mash Missouri Southern, Drury to complete sweep of MSU Invitational
• TWU takes two to close out play on Saturday at MSU Invitational
• Tornado complete two game sweep, edge Wildcats 5-4
• Educator remembers the Alamo
• MSU professor teaches the importance of design
• Reunion honors Iwo Jima survivors
• Work: A journalist's spiritual, emotional, intellectual journey ends
• Solar power is one option
• Bowie company arms customers with wildflower seed bombs
• Drury wins slugfest over ENMU, 9-7
• Midwestern blows past Savage Storm for LSC opening wins
• Midwestern turns over 68-56 loss at #23 West Texas A&M
• Six run third puts Missouri Southern past Eastern New Mexico
• West Texas A&M pressure too much for Mustangs
• Gutierrez no-hits Eastern New Mexico, Mustangs roll on to 10-0 win
• Pioneers crush Eastern New Mexico 13-0 at MSU Invitational
• Tornado take first game of series at KYC
• Neighboring cities lose population
• Tech funds draw look
• Indictments (Feb. 19)
• Briefly (Feb. 19)
• Crime Beat (Feb. 19)
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Feb. 19)
• Sunday crash claims second life
• Iwo Jima survivors get heroes' welcome
• State's federal duties queried
• Wheat producers still need more moisture
• Sunday crash claims second life
• Game Day: MSU takes on No. 23 West Texas A&M tonight in Canyon
• Game Day: Mustangs after big win tonight at West Texas A&M
• Midwestern opens Invitational with 8-0 run rule win
• Charles Stobaugh gets 25 years
• Mustangs smoke TWU, ENMU to improve to 13-1
• Israeli reporters in Cairo provide rare coverage
• Lawton man convicted in shooting death of child
• Fiction Friday!
• Census Numbers are In
• City grows by 356 residents
• Stobaugh guilty of murder
• A helping hand
• Leaders work on plan for the future
• Lost dog found after a month
• Man arrested after car chase
• Coming home to boost business
• Crime Beat (Feb. 18)
• Honor Flight still has room for World War II veterans
• Faith center may be operating by autumn
• Briefly (Feb. 18)
• Wichita Falls grows over 2000 Census population
• MSU women keep postseason hopes alive with 63-52 victory
• Mustangs open home slate Friday against Texas Woman's
• Midwestern State defeats Texas A&M-Kingsville, 77-61
• Gutierrez, Bingham take LSC weekly awards
• Wichita Falls Census figures due today
• Waiting for time to heal pain Disease can't break her spirit
• Mustangs overcome slow start for victory
• Jury considers Stobaugh’s fate
• Smith: Junior not always easy to live up to
• 3 MSU cross country athletes named Division II All-America
• Reservoir survey finds good news for most — but not all
• No headline - 2-17_outdoors_calendar
• Making do to make it better
• No headline - BKH_Coyotes_set_playoff
• MSU moves up to No. 6
• No headline - SOF_msu_honors
• Hagan-led Mustangs roll past Texas A&M-Kingsville, 77-61
• Midwestern rolls to third straight win, beat Javelinas 63-52
• Texas Bluebonnet Award Winners
• Jokes, Jokes, Jokes!
• Wichita Falls Vipers release 2011 schedule
• Bingham, Gutierrez named LSC North Players of the Week
• Mustangs move up to No. 6 in NCAA II South Central Region rankings
• Flores, Campbell, Mack named to USTFCCCA D2 All-Academic Team
• Midwestern leaps to No. 12 in NFCA Division II Poll
• Council OKs bid for auditorium work
• Idea of ads on buses floated
• Watershed Steward program offering new online training
• Local doctor proud of countrymen for ousting Mubarak
• Murder suspect's daughter testifies
• Medics donate time
• Briefly (Feb. 16)
• Crime Beat (feb. 16)
• No headline - Paid_Obits
• Game Day: Mustangs, Hoggies clash tonight at D.L. Ligon Coliseum
• Game Day: Mustangs continue "Super Seven" tonight against Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Hagan, Thomas tabbed LSC South Players of the Week
• Two adults, 5 children, one dog and a goat survive crash
• Petite Sirah not such a big bully after all
• ABC Ready
• Mustangs ink five to National Letters of Intent
• Tucker released as changes continue for Wildcats
• Crime Beat (Feb. 15)
• State grant funding helps beautify Electra
• Slain woman's past brought up
• MSU plans price hikes
• Celebration of a lifetime
• Briefly (Feb. 15)
• Wreck kills 16-year-old girl
• Boot Scootin' fundraiser gears up
• The joy of the ride
• Conaways faced tragedies
• Water park deal on agenda
• Artists exhibit strokes of genius
• Meat processor branches out
• Water leaks flood church
• Javelinas only chink in the Mustangs armor after TAMKU Invitational
• Bennett ignites No. 23 MSU to wins over SAU and TAMUK
• MSU defeats Incarnate Word 71-60
• Mustangs take 81-71 win in round two against UIW
• 96-year-old remembers dad's Civil War days
• Civil War left its fallen in city
• In the footsteps of faith: Israel sites epically stunning
• Home wiped out by blaze
• Sale ends stock show
• Watch your mouth, for health reasons
• Business owner drives Texoma welcome wagon
• No headline - 2-13_letters_to_ed
• No headline - 2-13_roberta_sund
• No. 23 Midwestern suffers first 2011 defeat, splits at Texas A&M-Kingsville Invitational
• Midwestern deals Cards fouth straight loss, 81-71
• Midwestern has final Word, 71-60
• Game Day: Mustangs out for revenge tonight against No. 21 Incarnate Word
• Game Day: Mustangs continue LSC postseason push tonight against UIW
• Bulls outlast Wildcats at KYC Friday night
• Carrying on a treasured tradition
• Rogers paid highest in group
• Fire victim sought shelter from cold
• Blood donors save the day
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Feb. 12)
• Crime Beat (Feb. 12)
• Freezing cold hampered agriculture
• No. 23 Midwestern smashes Dustdevils, Storm to go to 8-0
• Identity of the person killed in a fire released
• Wildcats acquire Young from Sioux City
• Fiction Friday!
• Officials defend $252K in spending
• Man, 43, accused of sexual assault
• Dog alerts couple to fire
• Texans rap EPA at hearing
• Crime Beat (Feb. 11)
• Briefly (Feb. 11)
• How to get your child interested in reading
• Hot Mustangs roll into Texas A&M-Kingsville Invitational
• Nearly 2,000 grams of meth taken in bust
• Third period goals lead to 4-3 overtime victory for the Wildcats
• MSU women take first road win, hold off Zias 68-67
• MSU men hold back Eastern New Mexico, take 81-79 victory
• Two escape early morning fire
• Stobaugh defense lays out suspects
• Drivers warned about scams
• Choate: Her Twitter account, quiet since 2008, is going back into service
• IRS offers advice for filing taxes
• Choice to close schools not easy
• Crime Beat (Feb. 10)
• Legislators talk bankruptcy
• Wichita Falls Vipers trade Short brothers for Lyons
• Storage unit fire injures one
• Hagan, Terrell lead Mustangs past Eastern New Mexico, 81-79
• ERCOT urges electric conservation again
• R.I.P. Brian Jacques
• Mustangs start 'Super 7' by snapping road skid, hold off ENMU 68-67
• School decision "tricky"
• Morning wreck creates headaches
• Midwestern moves back to No. 7 in South Central Region rankings
• Game Day: Midwestern, Eastern New Mexico battle in LSC South tilt tonight in Portales
• Game Day: Mustangs looking to start run for postseason tonight at ENMU
• School Delays and Closings (Feb. 9)
• Students glimpse future
• School closings, delays
• Snow-cation affects TAKS preparation
• Busy plumbers offer tips ahead of latest cold spell
• ERCOT urges Texans to cut electricity use
• School Delays and Closings (Feb. 9)
• Wichita Falls Wildcats 2010-11 season shaping up to be record setting
• Celebrate Black History Month!
• Event cancellations
• Burger with Western flair
• Nonprofits plan for storms
• Get ready for more chill
• Crime Beat (Feb. 8)
• Briefly (Feb. 8)
• Deas receives 8 years in prison
• Deas gets 8 years
• Here we go again!
• ABC Ready
• MSU completes sweep at GCU Invitational
• It's Tax Time!
• Program seeks to feed kids through summer
• Frugal Fatigue
• Local leaders worried about Egypt
• State looking for organizations to participate in nutrition program
• Scotland Sausage Meal linked to success
• Barbecue that's Smokey-n
• $500,000 aquatic center grant for Vernon denied
• Fresh family fare
• Electra increases incentives for historic preservation
• Mustangs roll on at GCU Invitational, off to best start in program history at 6-0
• Tarleton ends skid against Midwestern
• Wildcats hold on to defeat Tornado 4-2
• Former local headed to Westminster dog show
• P.E.T.S. Low Cost Spay and Neuter Clinic
• Walking where Jesus walked brought Bible to life for reporter
• One year later, man's death remains a mystery
• SWAT frees 5 after attack
• Mills: Tension in Egypt will place oil in turmoil
• A change of heart
• IRS plans to start processing returns Feb. 14
• A master of horses, both steel and real
• Midwestern women lose 88-57 to TSU
• Mustangs fall at Tarleton State, 68-56
• Mustangs defeat Grand Canyon in third game of GCU Invitational
• No. 23 Midwestern uses long ball to blast 'Lopes, Otters
• No. 23 Tarleton State rolls past Mustangs, 88-57
• Hostages freed following stand off
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Feb. 5)
• Crews toil to clear city's streets of snow
• Meal deliverers needed
• Help fill someone's bowl, enjoy watching the Bowl
• Blood donations are still needed
• Crime Beat (Feb. 5)
• Briefly (Feb. 5)
• Firm, not cities, call about water
• $100 oil may boost Texas
• That's what friends are for
• Mustangs begin season 2-0 at GCU Invitational
• Game Day: Midwestern clashes with rival Texans tonight in Stephenville
• Game Day: Mustangs want to continue a trend of ending skids Saturday at No. 23 Tarleton State
• Relentless ice and snow cause more sports postponements in Wichita Falls
• Smashing Debut! No. 23 Mustangs roll to wins at GCU Invitational
• Smashing Debut! No. 23 Mustangs roll to wins at GCU Invitational
• Fiction Friday!
• MSU season opener at UTA postponed
• MSU season opener at UTA postponed
• Rider's RB Royster named to all-state
• Deliverydriverskeep ontruckin'
• Sausage on Super Bowl Sunday
• School Delays and Closings (Feb. 4)
• Blood emergency declared
• MSU, high school basketball games in Wichita Falls postponed again
• Oncor asks customers to conserve energy
• ERCOT monitoring power grid
• Midwestern State football inks 37 on National Signing Day
• Calling all area blood donors
• Crime Beat (Feb. 3)
• Ice, snow strand motorists
• Fallen Marine's family to receive his bomb dog
• Agencies help amid trying conditions
• Thornberry questions future U.S. security
• School Closures, Delays (Feb. 3)
• Power outages seen in region
• Choate: Slogging down an icy D.C. street and thinking of Texas
• Mustangs ranked 23rd in NFCA Divison II Preseason Poll
• Mustangs move to No. 6 NCAA II South Central Region rankings
• Atmos orders gas curtailment
• Atmos experiences record demand in North Texas; offers tips to conserve usage
• Midwestern vs Tarleton among LSC games postponed due to weather
• Event Cancelations
• Crime Beat (Feb. 2)
• Wichita Falls ISD System is on the fritz
• MSU hiring freeze could be thawing
• Conditions impact business
• Better than last time
• Winter blast
• School officials decided early
• City manager: It's better than the last time
• MSU hiring freeze could be thawing
• Last year looms large for teams
• No headline - School_box
• No headline - Crime_beat
• South-best TexAnns up next for Mustangs
• Gholson:
• Winter blast
• Conditions impact business
• Wichita Falls ISD System is on the fritz
• Jacksboro sees boom
• School officials decided early
• Shop of all trades
• Hospice cares for several in family
• Storm rough on retailers, restaurants
• Better than last time
• WFISD closes for second day Wednesday
• MSU softball team begins season on Friday
• WFISD ditched protocol to close schools
• Falcons take on ATX Tigers in Ray Reed Memorial game
• Silatolu named D2Football.com All American
• Mustangs receiving votes in NABC Divison II poll
• Weather delays some newspaper deliveries
• MSU Athletics delays and cancelations
• Soccer: Rider girls tie two-time champs
• Toyota extends its outdoors commitment
• Churches, schools source of many early black leaders
• Albert Moving and Storage earns top workplace honors
• Jeffs' trial dates pushed back
• Crime Beat (Feb. 1)
• Accolades (Feb. 1)
• Matter of Record (Feb. 1)
• Police looking for suspects in attack
• Get your free testing vouchers
• Businesses get in on Facebook
• Menacing wintry mix puts region on guard
• Judge keeps trial going
• Stocking up
• The library will be closed Tuesday, 2/1
• Region braces for winter blast
• Snow threat inspires shoppers
• WFISD has cancelled some sports events
• Poetry Workshop for Tweens & Teens
• School Delays and Closings
• Winter weather checklist
• TxDOT, city prepare for storm
• ABC Ready
• Red socks identify these Cooties
• Bowie schools face $250K in budget cuts
• Snow, wind will wallop
• Oil, gas helped with job creation
• Doing double time
• Jailhouse cat
• MSU men cruise to victory over West Texas A&M
• Wildcats sweep New Mexico with 2-1 win
• Nail biter ends MSU women's drought against West Texas A&M
• 2010 offers encouraging signs, but much work remains in 2011
• Cuts costly for 'all of us'
• MSU expert shares his philosophy of leadership
• Flippin' flapjacks, feelin' the flow at Kiwanis feast
• Seymour works to attract business
• Blogging for a cure
• Mustangs put away West Texas A&M early, cruise to a 69-54 win
• Mustangs put away West Texas A&M early, cruise to a 69-54 win
• Midwestern halts drought, beats Lady Buffs
• Midwestern halts drought, beats Lady Buffs
• Tweens & Teens Book Writing Contest
• Wichita Falls ends four game skid with 5-0 win over New Mexico
• Arrest nightmare ends
• Tension fills air in trial of Deas
• Jury watches hour of police interview video
• Crime Beat (Jan. 29)
• Railroad Commission permits for drilling rise
• CrossFit to open Monday
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Jan. 29)
• North Texas delegation wants no part of Senate
• Hall: Control nutgrass with a little preventive maintenance
• Plop down and help Raiders band
• Game Day: Midwestern takes on deceptive Lady Buffs Saturday night at home
• Game Day: Mustangs face crucial matchup against No. 20 West Texas A&M
• Mustangs help fight hunger, offer general admission tickets
• Harvey takes reins at Nonprofit Center
• Budget cut proposal could affect parks
• Man pleads guilty in cable worker's death
• Crime beat (Jan. 28)
• Briefly (Jan. 28)
• School nurse to the rescue
• Probe trails taxing deal
• No headline - 1-28_ted_buss
• No headline - 1-28_letters_to_ed
• No headline - 1-28_editorial
• Midwestern, LSC to take on Gulf South Conference in First and Ten Challenge
• Texas Rangers Winter Caravan in Wichita Falls Friday at Academy
• Stobaugh trial underway in Denton
• Fiction Friday!
• Man gets 26 years for sex assault, indecency
• Albert Moving wins Award
• Man pleads guilty in cable worker's death
• Like father, like son
• Military budget cuts explored
• Vernon College may ask for tax
• Phillips received a 26-year stacked prison sentence
• Kevin Loyd comes through for MSU, Mustangs down Hoggies
• Javelinas rain 3s to do in Midwestern, 85-65
• Mustangs open South Central Region rankings at No. 8
• Three Wildcats headed to Top Prospects tournament
• Tanner named LSC North Preseason Pitcher of the Year
• Crime Beat (Jan. 26)
• West Texas lawmakers react to State of the Union address
• Guilty plea in manslaughter trial
• Phillips hopes to avoid prison
• Solo flight
• Smurfing investigation yields arrests
• Help to make a house a home
• Echols: Hospice volunteers make a difference
• DPS offers discounts for those with surcharges
• Game Day: Mustangs need road aggression at Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Game Day: Midwestern looking to get back on track on road against Hoggies
• Suspect pleads in sex case
• Former Wildcat Keane takes POTW honors
• Working in history
• Ruling could begin to heal church divide
• Crime Beat (Jan. 25)
• Accolades (Jan. 25)
• BBB: Avoid Refund Anticipation Loans
• Briefly (Jan. 25)
• Mother-daughter team
• School leaders love iPads
• Status of refund? There's app for that
• Neugebauer: U.S. policy on foreclosures harmful
• Jail population at record high
• Matter of Record (Jan. 25)
• BP plans North Texas wind farm
• Hunger Bowl rescheduled for January 30 at Memorial Stadium
• Rider of stolen bike killed
• Plate full of love and care
• Wichitan heads black caucus
• Probation Most Wanted (Jan. 24)
• Local briefs (Jan. 24)
• Matter of Record (Jan. 24)
• Deadline looms on veterans' benefits
• Quilters raffle off 'Texas Boot' piece
• Grass fire sweeps farmland
• Incarnate Word defeats Midwestern State 90-83 in double overtime
• Wichita Falls Wildcats shutout by Amarillo, 3-0
• Historic Kell House beginning to show its age
• Runners outside Hotter'N Hell froze over
• This business will rub you the right way
• WFISD lacks truant policy
• Paratrooper tribute
• "We all just did our job," WWII glider veteran says
• Nichols, Thomas deliver but Mustangs fall to Incarnate Word in double OT
• Mustangs go 0-for-8 from three point range, lose to UIW 60-51
• MSU volleyball 2011 signing class announced
• Incarnate Word pounds glass to beat Mustangs, 60-51
• Wildcats trade Keane to Amarillo for Warner
• Third period goals give RoadRunners sweep over Wichita Falls
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Jan. 22)
• Much of the state lags in rain totals
• Area's cheapest gas up to $2.89
• Drought is affecting cotton strategies
• Indictments (Jan. 22)
• Smart call clears lines
• No Bills (Jan. 22)
• More cuts at Vernon College
• CRIME BEAT (Jan. 22)
• Educational alternative
• Jobless rate falls to 7.2 percent
• Game Day: Midwestern gunning to take down No. 9 UIW on road
• Game Day: Mustangs hit the road to face Incarnate Word
• Teen Video Contest - Why I Need My Library
• Unlikely hero puts Topeka over Wildcats in shootout
• Fiction Friday!
• Choosewichitafalls.com
• WFISD cuts may be even worse
• Temporary tax tweaks to bring happier returns
• WDS sets job fair for Jan. 29
• Students can draw finance ideas
• Dogs search area landfills
• Mental health exec lobbies in Austin
• Briefs (Jan. 21)
• Existing-home sales rise in December
• Mustangs sign four for 2011
• North Texas lawmakers join House vote to scuttle reform
• Group plans D.C. trip for veterans
• Tech changes landscaping parks department
• Briefly (Jan. 20)
• Thornberry visits Gitmo, wants prison to stay open
• Crime Beat (Jan. 20)
• Legislator: Cuts ‘draconian'
• Choate: Movers attempt ripoff, so she moves herself
• For nonprofits, it's a pot of mineral rights
• WFISD audit turns up 6 issues
• Mustangs use inside muscle to power past ENMU, 89-69
• Mustangs use late run to halt skid, beat ENMU 74-62
• Crime Beat (Jan. 19)
• Power rate hike put off
• Lawmaker has weapons permit
• Former Crowell coach sentenced
• Clay County fire kills two
• New bill targets salvia plant
• Vietnam veteran honored
• Briefly (Jan. 19)
• Lamar Elementary school wants out of IB program
• Game Day: Midwestern faces hot 'Hounds Wednesday night at Ligon Coliseum
• Game Day: Midwestern looking for momentum swing Wednesday night agaist Zias
• Two dead after trailer fire
• Crowell coach sentenced
• Torch Award winners named
• Enter for a chance to win a trip to meet Stephenie Meyer!
• Mustangs drop out of NABC Division II Poll, still receiving votes
• Harrison's sibling believes in Beatles
• Wichita Falls' website unveiled
• RACING THE RIPPLES
• Shelter offers hope for animals
• Local briefs (Jan. 18)
• Crime Beat (Jan. 18)
• No headline - Paid_Obits
• Hello and Welcome!
• Estes: Bill not similar to Arizona's
• Accolades (Jan. 17)
• Taxi provider, liquor sales on council agenda
• Matter of record (Jan. 17)
• Group plans veterans outreach
• Shameless love of shaving locks
• Holiday Trimmings wraps up
• WWII pilot maintains focus and honor
• Courage is key, MLK speaker says
• Historic vision
• A square meal in Graham
• Mustangs get big bench performance to roll ACU, 84-62
• MSU comeback bid falls short, 80-77
• Game Day: MSU plays host to Abilene Christian in divisonal tilt
• Game Day: #23 Mustangs look to get back on track tonight against ACU
• Briefs (Jan. 15)
• Country Opry's 11th season
• Proactive de-stocking is best when droughts hit the range
• Texomas Most Wanted (Jan. 15)
• Crime Beat (Jan. 15)
• Excitement lured Ziggler
• Museum tries to preserve its existence
• In Afghanistan, 2 worlds collide
• Motel 6 opens on Broad
• Always an inspiration
• Farmer killed in accident
• Accolades (Jan. 14)
• Museum of art renovation completed
• 3-D adds dimension to classroom teaching
• Endowment investments favorable
• Bowling alley smoke-free and ready to roll
• Man receives 60-year term
• BBB alarmed by Utah security firm
• CRIME BEAT (Jan. 14)
• Briefs (Jan. 14)
• Barboza's perfect game tops week
• Clay County couple help lost cat reunite with owner
• Conservative education actions defended
• Sales tax revenue up 9.4% over ’10
• The whole enchilada
• Choate: Water-colored memories
• AMBER marks 15 years
• Man guilty in jail scandal
• Man gets 25 years in murder plea deal
• Missing teen's mother answers questions raised by affidavits
• Inconsistencies, dark ‘hobbies'
• SBA offers disaster webinars
• Briefly (Jan. 13)
• Mustangs fall to Angelo State in overtime
• Mustangs go ice cold in second half drought, fall to Angelo State 74-62
• Murder, drug suspect pleads
• Getting Into It: Thomas Pynchon
• Learn how to make stained glass
• Congressional aides on alert aftercolleague fatally shot in Arizona
• Today is finale for Holiday Trimmings challenge
• Man charged in dog attack
• Faith Mission offering shelter from the storm
• Way to remember
• Man, 56 ,hurt in robbery attempt
• The Rotarian five: Notes from Haiti
• Crime Beat (Jan. 12)
• Game Day: #23 Mustangs open LSC South play against tough Angelo State squad
• Game Day: Midwestern opens LSC South play at Angelo State
• Start Climbing your Family Tree
• Courtesy Patrols Tonight
• Mustangs fall two spots to No. 23 in NABC Division II Poll
• Man injured, couple arrested in robbery attempt
• Mustangs to play Texas A&M-Commerce in Lone Star Festival at Cowboys Stadium
• Briefly (Jan. 11)
• Tom Delay sentenced to hard time
• Texas faces $26.8 billion shortfall
• Assistant city attorney immerses self in details
• County adds new voice on project
• Family sells supply company after 50-plus years of demand
• Two worlds, one story
• Unusual scar tissue: Cocklebur seed takes root in Texas man’s arm
• Framers to hang up their business after 48 years
• Agency lauds loans for business exports
• Some taxpayers forced to wait until February
• Holiday Trimmings helps contestants shape up for 2011
• Basketball: MSU win streak snapped
• Budget shortfall No. 1 issue
• Learning to lead
• History vital to his story
• Mustangs take fall at No. 18 Central Oklahoma, 68-61
• Bronchos use 3-ball to subdue Midwestern State, 74-67
• Game Day: Midwestern closes out crossover slate today at Central Oklahoma
• Game Day: #21 Mustangs, #18 Bronchos meet in clash of division favorites
• Wintry weather due in the area
• Real estate agents invited to tour Harvey House
• Bikers partner with state to help youths
• Law enforcement center opens in Archer County
• Seven more arrested in oil thefts
• New car sales increase for month, decrease for year
• Texomas Most Wanted (Jan. 8)
• Indictments (Jan. 8)
• No Bills (Jan. 8)
• Crime Beat (Jan. 8)
• Site of demolished church almost ready for WFHS students
• Groups aim for international impact n Rotary Clubs hope to find ways to help Haiti with trip
• CRIME BEAT (1-7)
• Basic facts are free within obituaries
• Obits a wealth of life's stories
• Police arrest girl's stalker
• Lawmakers downsizing
• Times Forgotten a restaurant to be remembered
• Auction to offer exclusive old books
• Credit counseling foundation among HUD grant recipients
• 2010's top money scams in review
• No. 21 MSU rolls to 12th straight win, thrashes RiverHawks 67-45
• Mustangs take No. 7 Northeastern State to double overtime
• Game Day: Midwestern faces tough challenge at No. 7 Northeastern State
• Game Day: No. 21 Mustangs streak into Thursday night's contest at Northeastern State
• Briefly (Jan. 6)
• Sweep results in prison sentences
• City to cut clutter for safety reasons
• Two suspects in oil products heist at large
• North Texas reps plan to cut, but how much is unclear
• Crime Beat (Jan. 6)
• Choate: Interesting characters drive author's intriguing novels
• Father, son sell barbecue on the go in Iowa Park
• Patrolman sniffs out large drug lab at problem house
• Meth bust nets 600 grams, several arrests
• Friends of the Library Silent Auction
• Students grow a lotta green
• Meet your fitness resolutions
• Boost for downtown considered
• Show must go on
• New county judge sworn in
• Longtime Foard County judge retires
• Crime Beat (Jan. 5)
• Briefly (Jan. 5)
• Crime Beat (1-4)
• iPhone dials up justice in case of stolen car n Application leads to arrest of suspect
• Police say train death appears to be suicide
• Search yields drug arrests
• Area lawmakers sharpening scissors
• What's old is new again in Seymour
• A rough road ahead
• Officials: Guard took gun into prison
• Johnson: C is for cookie ... and cardio exercise
• Texas Bluebonnet Voting Has Now Begun!!
• Train death believed suicide
• Solace for Seymour sweet tooths
• Online manager plays her cards right
• Texas Showgirls license is in doubt
• Holiday scents set off allergies
• At home with nature's own
• New, re-elected county officials take the oath of office
• Plan to protest club's license renewal
• Working to shed those extra Holiday Trimmings
• New year's first bundle of joy a boy
• Tinsley: God will help us survive
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Jan. 1)
• Unsettling, unforgettable
• Wichita Falls exes make splashes
• Teen dies after wreck
• Rice, Huckabee, Gingrich all spoke here
• Unknown person is killed by train
• Lynch: Many stars to be seen with binoculars, winter gear in hand
• 50 years of duty
• Easy Christmas cleanup tips given
• Sheriff: Chases never routine
• Clutter control expert: Let go of things, put your trust in God
• 2 days, 2 major fires
• Crime Beat (Dec. 31)
• Unidentified person dies after being hit by train
• Five guilty pleas entered in 97th district
• Crime Beat (Dec. 30)
• Briefly (Dec. 30)
• Trash bin fires on rise, official says
• 2 accused in pair of armed robberies
• 2 arrested after high-speed chase
• Ring's return seals a love never lost
• TV special looks at Gulf of Mexico
• Oath ceremony is 11 a.m. Saturday
• Rep to lead in securing e-space
• Choate: Missing home as D.C. empties out
• Suspected meth lab in car ignites law enforcement chase
• Program offers help to shed holiday pounds
• Injured tennis player making strides
• NFCC tips for relief money
• Briefly (Dec. 29)
• Feed the soul
• Trip to D.C. planned for World War II vets to visit memorial
• Habitat opens door to affordable housing
• Crime Beat (Dec. 29)
• Mystery Santa's gift sparks new tradition
• Fifth Annual Winter Checkmate Challenge All Ages Chess Event
• Local Ford dealer to assist National FFA
• Ex-Washex workers getting paid
• MSU center offering QuickBooks workshop
• Briefly (Dec. 28)
• Crime Beat (Dec. 28)
• Neugebauer takes aim at reining in mortgage giants
• Downtown square defines Graham's pride
• Business agency revamps website
• How to avoid another post-Christmas letdown
• Dropping off Christmas trees
• Tax forms will be available, but late
• Winter Reading Program Begins on January 3rd
• North Texas residents invest in themselves
• Flowering endeavor
• Holiday Trimmers drop 145 pounds this week
• Stuckey designed 2 other sites
• Exchange student takes in Texas twang, culture
• Concert benefits fire-damaged Nite Life
• WFISD struggles with HR software
• Back in time
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
• It's time for farmers to be thinking about tax planning
• Store welcomes last-minute shoppers
• Times Charities: 12-25
• Texoma's Most Wanted: 12-25
• Leap of faith
• Faith, hope and miracles make special Christmas memories
• Crime Beat (12-24)
• Fire truck put right to work
• Christmas treats on the net
• Women gets a hand giving baby a better life
• A day of rest
• A perfect storm
• Graham's courthouse square diner welcoming
• Holiday closings: Many taking a day of rest
• Holiday meal is slated in Vernon
• Fire truck put right to work
• Ranchers fear drought conditions
• Briefly (Dec. 23)
• Choate: Yoga pose saves woman from a very un-Yogi bear
• Conaway picked for agriculture leadership role
• Hot items in Boomtown
• Crime Beat (Dec. 23)
• Times Charities: She fled Katrina, found a home here
• They're dreaming of a wet Christmas
• Program to help bilingual students
• PETS clinic hits 10K sterilization mark
• Hand-washing urged to stay well
• Wanted: More North Texans
• Times Charities: ID opens door to apartment
• Lost in translation no longer
• Father tells of dog attack
• Council looks at cab issues
• Crime Beat (Dec. 22)
• Weight loss program is going strong
• Holiday Trash Schedule
• Bringers of joy
• Cops look for assault suspect
• Census: Texas grows, picks up 4 congressional seats
• Down to the wire on holiday
• Wichitan receives 20 years
• Times Charities: Donors change lives
• College program largely unused
• Crime Beat (Dec. 21)
• Texas lawmakers oppose 'don't ask'
• Briefly (Dec. 21)
• Apparent e-mail scam targeting war veterans
• Times Charities: Losing her job didn’t mean they lost a home
• Humane society on council agenda
• Fain Elementary wins new playground equipment
• WFISD's career and technology programs to expand
• Food pantry volunteer aids those in need
• Legislators offered college advice
• North Texas fossil offers clues to past
• Senate committee offers advice to colleges
• Animal lover gets dream job
• Fall 2010 MSU Honor Rolls
• Holiday Trimmings (Dec. 19)
• Times Charities: Expenses rise as woman loses job
• City rallies to fill wishes
• Students step up to help hospice
• The tots get a toy; the community gets the joy
• Cornyn takes heat for earmarks
• Indictments (Dec. 18)
• No Bills (Dec. 18)
• Accolades (Dec. 18)
• Man gets chance at fresh start
• Texoma's most wanted (Dec. 18)
• Jobless rate up last month
• Crime Beat (Dec. 18)
• Contributions could open paths to brighter futures in community
• Critters pilfer display at trail
• Cowboy Christmas Concert to feature Flying J Wranglers
• Roller Plex opens today
• SBA_INITIATVES
• Home sales continue to fall in Wichita Falls
• Next week's lunar eclipse worth staying up for
• Vendors gearing up for Burkburnett trade days
• Define jobless. It's not easy
• Local lawmakers unsure of vote
• Our Food For Fines Program was a Big Success
• Neugebauer to have say in financial rules
• Times Charities: Assist pays move-in deposit
• Bowman firefighters get new 6-wheel drive truck
• Forecaster: Snow unlikely to stay
• WFISD board has security in place
• Choate: Finally, a bigger apartment to call my own
• Club on Kell Blvd.to open Friday
• Stretching helps improve health
• Thornberry lands House military post
• What do you think are the top Wichita Falls and Local area stories of 2010?
• High winds blamed for fire
• Focus on jobless claims, tax cuts
• Incident at house ends with stabbing, arrest
• Local diversity, poverty up
• Chamber CEO: 2010 'amazing year' locally
• WFISD board to receive iPads
• Fight Club workout packs a punch
• 'Better or worse' gets a little better
• SWAT situation ends
• Briefly (Dec. 14)
• Crime Beat (Dec. 14)
• WFISD lags in TAKS reading, math
• Cleanup estimate less than feared for Patterson propert
• Times Charities: Illness leaves woman jobless, short on rent
• Student wins star vehicle
• President honors top MSU graduates
• Tips to manage energy during holidays
• Many may do well to spend less this year
• Early morning fire guts two-story home in Vernon
• Small-business tech tool
• Vigilance wards off criminals who trail shoppers in season
• Times Charities: Honorable thoughts keep family at home
• U.S. SBA calls for nominations
• Coyotes join effort to brighten Christmas for CASA kids
• Prepare for worst when starting a business
• EPA is being used as weapon in political war with Texas
• Garden City stops Greyhounds
• Times Charities: Charity helps kids, mom stay in home
• Boys & Girls Clubs annual Christmas party still going strong after 82 years
• Team effort
• A time to give
• Moms angry over swats
• Times Charities: New mom receives help when she needs it most
• Man fired on TV show
• Advent-ures abound
• Parents warned about lead in toys
• Indictments (Dec. 11)
• Briefly (Dec. 11)
• Wichita County pecans stand out at regional show
• Crime Beat (Dec. 11)
• Texomas Most Wanted (Dec. 10)
• Kemp in midst of expansion
• Crime Beat (Dec. 10)
• Pride In The Falls Wins Award
• Canine athletes go for glory
• More time wanted for 'don't ask'
• Weight lifted from Ashley
• Police: Man shot rival
• Briefly (Dec. 10)
• Times Charities: Merciless sun has burned homeless man's legs
• No Bills (Dec. 10)
• Comics to rescue funds
• Jealousy blamed for murder motive
• Stand off closes streets
• Crime Beat (Dec. 9)
• Residents blast postal proposal
• Times Charities: Aid pays family's apartment deposit
• Retailer's message: Thieves beware
• Sales tax revenue inches downward
• Contestants push hard to shed holiday delights
• Choate: Taking our time out on long road to D.C. — and enjoying it
• Man charged in April 2008 killing
• Wichitan charged in 2008 murder
• Holiday excitement rolling out in Vernon
• Council hears update on river study
• Retirement not in the cards at Stodghill
• Briefly (Dec. 6)
• Times Charities: A few dollars fill need for woman's water bill
• City may seek funds for airport
• Police seek help bringing in Santa
• Food Bank expanding to help others
• Tree of Life brightens Christmas
• Mason helps keep history from crumbling
• Local man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Denton Ryan rolls Rider, 46-15
• Weight-loss challenge spurs woman to fitness
• His hobby is his business
• Man in red stops by park
• TRN staffer's devotion to readers remembered
• Illnesses cut into barber's profits
• A look at the Harvey house: Building a dream home
• Wichitan killed in early morning crash
• Couple gets help to stay in home
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Dec. 4)
• Crime Beat (Dec. 4)
• Rider ready for Ryan in Raiders rematch
• Times Charities Donors (Dec. 4)
• Johnson: Mission of refuge
• Enjoy arts; share love
• Riverdance, Celtic Woman coming to town
• Ground broken for NATO training site
• 15 remain in IdeaWF competition
• Shopping for an eBook Reader?
• Christmas Music Concert with Andy Mason - December 21st - 6:00pm
• Brightening Christmas, one quilt piece at a time
• Building in Quanah gets makeover
• Allred guard satisfied with attacker's fate
• Santa, firefighters need help
• Carbon dioxide rules are on track
• Gift could fortify skills for person to prosper
• Art exhibit rocks back to the past
• Boutique specializes in women's, girls' clothing
• Chamber presenting programs
• Ashley served with tax warrant
• Local Briefs (Dec. 3)
• Inmate sentenced in guard attack
• Accolades (Dec. 2)
• Dental work money gives woman reason to smile
• Man found with gunshot wound to the head
• World AIDS Day marked by on-campus testing, education
• BBB sets tips in picking kennels
• New business offers pooch pampering
• Inmate guilty of assault on guard
• Holiday Trimmings promotes weight loss
• Times Charities: Group helps man pay for medicine
• Ashley to assist furniture delivery
• Placards at church carry art for Advent
• Man is linked to 1986 murder
• Briefly (Dec. 1)
• City ready to ring in holiday
• Police: Don't smoke K2 and drive
• Crime Beat (Dec. 1)
• Planting the seeds of knowledge
• Wichitan booked in Amarillo cold case homicide
• Times Charities: Missing paycheck makes woman miss rent
• Regents delay fee hikes
• Nightclub suffers damage from fire
• History's guardians: "Texas Country Reporter" visits Call Field
• Crime Beat (Nov. 30)
• Couple will unveil new green home
• Briefly (Nov. 30)
• Tweens & Teens Book Writing Contest
• Ashley Furniture HomeStore closes
• Times Charities: Injury puts man out of work while recovering
• Producers are getting record prices for cotton
• Christmas tradition hanging up his hat
• Gossom to speak at voters league meeting
• Helping hand from charity smooths rocky road for needy
• Family reunion
• Star shines off Broadway
• Trees for Troops program sends holiday symbols
• Cattle prices hold steady in North Texas
• Camp Fire helps others with toys, food
• Ringing in funds
• Rider athlete hurt in wreck
• Texomas Most Wanted (Nov. 27)
• Family of four, down on its luck, finds help in time for holiday
• Get rare view of landmarks and enjoy meal
• The big deal
• Wreck injures three
• A day for sharing
• Brisket dinner held for Christmas gifts
• Family welcomes airmen
• Holiday sights, sounds come together
• System helps locate property
• Lawmakers hope to extend tax cuts
• Program helps caregiver out of 'doughnut hole'
• Briefly (Nov. 25)
• Crime Beat (11-25)
• Business keeps booming
• Give what you can to make someone's holiday
• Teachers cautioned over the social media
• Champion eater gives tips for stuffing on Thanksgiving
• Jailer enters guilty plea
• Support military helpers
• The evolution of a happy camper: From scorpion sting to long hikes
• Postal changes sought
• Dance ticket sales are down
• For some residents, an early shopping trip is an old tradition
• Briefly (Nov. 24)
• Tunes, steps, fun
• Work costs went higher
• New look at security urged
• Chase ends with arrest
• Weather advisory
• Crime Beat (Nov. 24)
• Red kettles ring in holiday season
• Commerce, SBA offer exporting help
• Body shop owner strives for right touch
• Appliance rebate program starts Dec. 20
• Santas sought to bring hope to those in need
• Bowie moves to ban fake pot
• Felix Lister IBPO Elks Lodge 1214 unable to feed many
• Wichitan to launch new hair fashion company
• Santas sought for CASA kids
• Lifegate ends Notre Dame's season
• Seymour holds off Clarendon with late interception, 14-7
• A pony tale
• Disagreement led to a life as architect
• Wichita Falls teen aims for victory in contest at Cowboys Stadium
• City of Lights
• Beware mystery phone charges
• No Bills (Nov. 21)
• You might have an IRS refund check waiting
• Crime Beat (Nov. 20)
• Briefly (Nov. 20)
• Throckmorton 52, Saint Jo 6
• Munday ousts Iraan
• Archer City topples Bronte
• Milford 22, Newcastle 16
• Walnut Springs 49, Knox City 48
• Trojans rout McCamey
• Quanah defense fails to crumble
• Celis given 25-year term
• Indictments (Nov. 20)
• Early school release may be on way out
• Teachers get surprised
• Police arrest man at bank
• North Texas Area United Way gets more than $1M in pledges
• Crime Stoppers' newest most wanted individuals
• Precipitation slows harvesting cotton but yields remain strong
• Celis sentenced to 25 years
• Jurors convict kidnap suspect
• Judge OKs distribution of Washex proceeds
• Choate: This road-warrior family will drive Neon Beast across country
• Sweep grows for drug suspects
• A matter of honor
• County to evaluate its finances
• Campbell recognized posthumously
• MSU spends $304,000 on Taft home
• Crime Beat (Nov. 18)
• Celis paints different picture
• Briefly (Nov. 18)
• Montague bust nets drug suspects
• Woman tells jury she was taken
• Up-and-comers nominated for honor
• Reduce, reuse, recycle ... win
• Council clears way for dog park
• Give me an R-E-A-D
• MSU president answers students' questions
• Briefly (Nov. 17)
• Crime Beat (Nov. 17)
• Crafts cancelled this week
• MSU regents give support to Rogers
• TRN files FOI requests on Harvey House, others
• Ride on steam train up for grabs
• Hopeful doubts filing with FEC
• Comanche Auction
• Stitching a path for life
• Crime Beat (Nov. 16)
• Regents support Rogers
• Winter Movie
• Members from prison ministry to be honored
• Small change, big help
• Holiday at the Hangar
• Kell House supporters help historical home
• Officer un-retires for new position
• Crime Beat (Nov. 13)
• Wanted: host families
• Special training on DWIs given
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Nov. 13)
• WFISD raises standards on excellence
• MSU calls special meeting
• School chief choice made
• Briefly (Nov. 13)
• MSU regents to meet Monday on president's status
• Snyder edges Graham in overtime
• Hawks hit hard by Lions' attack
• Burkburnett falls in Bulldog battle
• Wichita Falls native — and Exxon CEO — remembers his roots
• 20-Under-40 nominations accepted until 5 p.m. today
• Gingrich revs up GOP platform
• Crime Beat (Nov. 12)
• Faculty at MSU avoids a vote
• Briefly (Nov. 12)
• Wreck clogs busy roadway
• So proudly we hailed
• MSU faculty group avoids confidence vote
• Choate: Ward Coston died for his country years after military service
• MSU fails to report contracts to state
• Crime Beat (Nov. 11)
• Helping butterflies and music
• Tax revenue rises for third straight month
• Forum: Prepare future workers
• How do you spell 'schadenfreude'? W-E W-I-N!
• American Legion post seeks new generation of veterans
• Tobacco-like tax on sodas mulled
• Briefly (Nov. 11)
• Sting operation downtown
• Pat Haywood, known for charity work, dies
• Sales of existing homes decline
• Kirby honors veterans
• Crime Beat (Nov. 10)
• Briefly (Nov. 10)
• Program looks at Mexico's revolution
• Drill to curtail traffic
• Salute to Wounded Warriors
• Deputy remains in critical condition
• Blue Dog ranks reduced
• Before Black Friday
• Events honor nation's military heroes
• Pickup accident
• MSU regents defend expenditures
• Doctor diagnoses problem with veterans' medical care
• One step for pilot
• High-rise fire drill
• Briefly (Nov. 9)
• Shoppers invited to share their bounty of food
• Crime beat (Nov. 9)
• Rice recalls role as secretary of state
• Projects added to the budget
• Program looks at Mexico's revolution
• Pat Haywood, known for charity work, dies
• Sales of existing homes decline
• Kirby honors veterans
• No headline - quickread_wednesday_1110
• Reports: Cowboys fire coach Phillips
• National Gaming Day @ your library
• Hangar Holiday craft show this weekend
• Area events planned to honor nation's military heroes
• A pantry for pets of needy
• Interfaith expands on spirit of giving
• Hangar Holiday craft show this weekend
• Burkburnett store serving a new generation
• Area events planned to honor nation's military heroes
• a pantry for pets n Project will gather food to help struggling owners
• Group formed to battle drug use
• City Council must give OK to dog park
• 'We owe a lot of thanks'
• Helping others find their voice
• Montague ISD receives $200,000 math grant
• Fugitive Sex Offenders Editorial: Dale McFeatters
• More arrests in copper thefts
• Veterans Day Parade
• Indictments (Nov. 6)
• Thornberry: Economy, health repeal are priorities
• Ex-Burkburnett police officer sentenced
• Briefly (Nov. 6)
• Crime Beat (Nov. 6)
• Stinky day for Holliday school
• MSU triples some class fees
• Man gets 25 years for sex assault
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Nov. 6)
• Raiders, Coyotes & a queen's invitation
• Magic of Christmas is in the air
• Crime Beat (Nov. 5)
• Area lawmakers focus on tax cuts
• Saint Jo teacher to appear on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Briefly (Nov. 5)
• Saint Jo caps undefeated season
• WFHS vs. Rider: Like a playoff
• Rain helps winter wheat; some areas remain dry
• Three nabbed in copper theft
• Tween/Teen Poetry Contest
• Photos: Christmas Magic returns
• Freeze warning in effect today
• Man found guilty of sex assault
• Photos: Books for everyone
• Improvement costs for Harvey House run high
• Harvey House to be sold
• London visitors due at WFHS-Rider game
• Kazanas: 'Keep kids first'
• Television blamed for fire
• Military award honors employers
• Crime Beat (Nov. 4)
• No Bills (Nov. 4)
• Briefly (Nov. 4)
• Biologist promotes biodiversity
• Local voters were actually more fired up in 2006
• Reservation deadline near for Falls Ball
• Choate: Fin-ally, a candidate who's bound to make a splash
• Three arrested in early morning burglary at Washex factory
• 1 T-shirt at a time n Event to raise funds, awareness for the homeless
• No headline - elections_regional
• Council focuses on transportation
• Crime Beat (Nov. 3)
• No headline - Elections_Wichita_County
• Thornberry wins handily
• Most plan to pay for gifts with cash, poll says
• Event to raise funds, awareness for the homeless
• Windthorst woman, 77, dies in crash on U.S. 281
• Regional election results
• Thornberry wins handily
• Wichita County election results
• Pharmacy moving
• Fewer bilingual students pass TAKS
• Church has hot Election Day menu
• Police catch thieves in Washex building
• No headline - accolades
• Perry, White reach finish line in Texas gov race
• CRIME BEAT
• Burkburnett residents are turning down proposals
• Lyne tops Smith in race for legislator
• Longtime GOP Texas Gov. Perry wins another term
• Burkburnett voters defeated proposals
• Voters carry anxiety, disappointment to the polls
• Democrats brace for huge GOP gains in Texas House
• Fewer bilingual students pass TAKS
• Wichita County voting locations
• 2010 Regional Elections
• Arlington Woe
• Robo calls keep tabs on students
• Key: Get voters to poll
• Police officer to the very end
• Distribution center to serve Wichita Falls
• Bakers find right mix as partners
• Crime Beat (Nov. 2)
• Style show is due Nov. 11
• Wake UP Wichita Falls event set for Wednesday
• Smith's to host Santa Claus for CASA benefit
• Local briefs (Nov. 2)
• Wreck kills Windthorst woman
• Motorists warned to watch for deer, hogs
• Police officer to the very end
• Robo calls keep tabs on students
• Key: Get voters to poll
• Airport terminal on council agenda
• Students warned about pranks
• Local double-dip recession unlikely
• Wichita County voting locations
• Matter of Record (Nov. 1)
• WFSO forms fundraiser around classic Chinese concerto
• Local briefs (Nov. 1)
• Number of drill permits declines
• Store hooks up with group
• Mom, daughter open funky store
• Beans and faith
• Wichita County Voting Precincts, 2010
• Briefly (Oct. 31)
• Commissioner, fellow ­Hispanic war heroes to be honored at reunion
• Vocal students to present recital
• MSU students, alums gather for parties
• Radio personality recalls on-air, acting start
• Economy shows promise
• Scientist to talk about species
• Archer City 69, Electra 28
• Collinsville 66, Petrolia 14
• No headline - WF_Paid_Obits_recurrence
• Olney 60, Haskell 20
• Throckmorton 65, Knox City 20
• Iowa Park 45, Bowie 13
• Notre Dame 74, Wichita Christian 45
• Trojans take title, 41-12
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Oct. 30)
• Steers clinch District 6-3A title
• Sprucing up new floor
• Crime Beat (Oct. 30)
• 2011-2012 Bluebonnet List announced!
• Halloween events
• Your Library's on the Phone!
• Man gets prison time
• New Playaways in the Teen Zone
• Spaghetti will translate into high-tech for WFHS
• 2010 Teens' Top Ten
• Jenny Hangar takes flight
• Headstone soothes mother's grief
• Quanah 50, Panhandle 13
• Perry mum, but others say he's ready for 2012 run
• Goodbye, Barry
• Albany 41, Seymour 14
• Trick-or-treating not so scary
• District to study junior, senior high facilities
• Briefly (Oct. 19)
• Run-down buildings on city's agenda
• Crime Beat (Oct. 19)
• Neugebauer running quiet campaign
• Accolades (Oct. 19)
• Airmen return home from Afghanistan
• Local briefs (Oct. 18)
• Sample Ballot
• Teenagers giving back, taking pride Annual event imparts key lessons, values
• Do's and don'ts and pros and cons of a dog park
• Trip to Denton was a chance to see beautiful horse breed
• Smiling cotton farmers abound
• Heritage Society's annual membership drive is on
• Anxious dogs may need help weathering storm
• Pet of the week
• Camp Fire sets goal of $75,000
• Montague receives $30,000 grant
• Early voting sites
• Pregnant mom escapes domestic violence
• Sorority schedules free forum at library
• Helping pets look their best
• Matter of Record (Oct. 18)
• Teacher, volunteer 'making a difference'
• Fun Run provides miles of entertainment
• Cowboys take aim
• Festival Calle Ocho rolls through
• Rider High School: Not quite golden?
• Battle for governor: State race, national issues
• Teacher, volunteer 'making a difference'
• Wichita County Ballots
• Wichita County State Races
• Wichita County Local Races
• Wichita County Early Voting Locations
• Bowie 28, Vernon 22
• Denton Calvary 79, Notre Dame 34
• Newcastle 58, Bryson 12
• Rider High: Not quite golden?
• Festival Calle Ocho rolls through
• Battle for governor: State race, national issues
• Truck crashes, falls
• Hopes are high for downtown project
• All kids can thrive
• MSU voice recital slated
• Teen Read Week
• Info sought on Texoma's most wanted
• Future careers? Dream big
• CRIME BEAT
• One-vehicle wreck
• One-vehicle wreck
• Crime Beat (Oct. 16)
• Future careers? dream big
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Oct. 16)
• Texas ranks high in sustaining jobs
• MSU voice recital slated
• All kids can thrive
• Hopes are high for downtown project
• Hirschi fails to halt Burkburnett pair in loss
• Steers edge past Hawks
• Truck crashes, falls
• Wichita County Early Voting Locations
• Briefly (Oct. 16)
• Briefly (Oct. 15)
• Shooting victim just passing through
• Little Elm rallies past Coyotes
• Drought puts strain on farms, ranches
• Woman hides in loo from suspect
• Fight sends 2 men to hospital
• Local Crime Stoppers honored
• Drought puts strain on farms, ranches
• Matador Ranch lands honor with eco-friendly methods
• No headline - accolades
• Player's condition is focus of Archer City-Windthorst game
• Wreck closes overhead, injuries reported
• Iowa Park school takes necessary precaution during police search
• 'Bit of History' to recall Lost Battalion
• Shooting victim just passing through
• Choate: Easier not to get lost in Washington, D.C.
• Easier not to get lost in Washington, D.C.
• Iowa Park school takes necessary precaution during police search
• 'Bit of History' to recall Lost Battalion
• Call Field Memorial Museum honors aviation
• Call Field Memorial Museum honors aviation
• Player's condition is focus of Archer City-Windthorst game
• Crime Beat (Oct. 15)
• Woman hides in loo from suspect
• Crime Beat (Oct. 14)
• Byers to forfeit next two games
• Police: Intruder killed in house
• Police identify man shot and killed on Austin
• Home intruder shot and killed
• Police: Intruder killed in house
• Head Start headaches for WFISD
• Time to get crazy with it
• WFISD school board chief looks to churches
• Woman found dead at home
• Man files suit over flaming water
• Home sales continue to buck trend
• WFISD board considers $45 million bond
• Center offers economic answers
• Two people injured in wreck
• Proud to fight crime
• Crime Beat (Oct. 13)
• Accolades (Oct. 13)
• Seeing is believing
• Christ Academy-Jayton game rescheduled
• Briefly (Oct. 13)
• Candidate ineligible to run for office
• Nursing students, teachers reach out to help colleagues
• Convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• Local briefs (Oct. 12)
• Crime Beat (Oct. 12)
• Dyer stops campaigning for rep position
• Beautiful Dreamer
• Unfunded mandates are debated
• Booths still available for Expo
• Group to honor employers
• Just like in the Western movies
• SBA revises definitions for commercial sectors
• Tax letters raise concern
• No headline - Briefs
• Bandits rob store at gunpoint
• Candidates in 2 races to address forum
• Adventure Weekend Talking men's language
• A glimpse of Jesus in Moses' writings
• Arborist may need to look at oak trees in a state of decline
• Aerial expert's life, career to be shared
• Travel agency sells customer service
• Calle ocho festival: Hear the Latin groove
• No Bills (Oct. 11)
• Leader: Byers ISD not closing
• Matter of Record (Oct. 11)
• SBA increases maximum size in several loan programs
• Howdy! 59 years later, talent show goes on
• Texas services invaluable, family says
• Program budget causes family worry
• Burkburnett 17, Vernon 14
• Steers run and run some more on Jackrabbits
• Iowa Park edges Hirschi, 21-20
• Woman gets her life back from depression
• Forestburg 71, Christ Academy 32
• Lubbock Christ the King 64, Wichita Christian 32
• Woman gets her life back from depression
• Breakfast for expo vendors set up
• A day to race and drive for the cure
• FENCO project off the table
• It's the economy, but there's nothing simple about it
• Librarian helps kids get excited about reading
• Crisis looming for families, individuals
• Local briefs (Oct. 10)
• Funding impacts foster family
• Work finished at last
• Church assets to be sold; proceeds benefit school
• Texoma's new most wanted
• Crime Beat (Oct. 9)
• CRIME BEAT
• Bizarre wreck in Wilbarger County
• D.C. tour salutes sacrifices of vets
• Firefighter Olympics
• Firefighter Olympics
• D.C. tour salutes sacrifices of vets
• Bizarre wreck in Wilbarger County
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Oct. 9)
• Indictments (Oct. 9)
• Church assets to be sold; proceeds benefit school
• Work finished at last
• Island culture in Texas
• Ruling favors former sheriff
• Ruling favors former sheriff
• Sales of cars dip, but truck sales up
• Grocer offers custom wine labels
• Island culture in Texas
• Accolades
• Veteran denies he threatened to kill Obama
• Briefly (Oct. 8)
• Mortgage firms ordered to stop foreclosures as of Oct. 4
• Crime Beat (Oct. 8)
• Experts discuss giving wings to 'angel groups'
• City nets positive yields on sales tax
• Surgical techs must be certified
• Store program benefits food banks
• 'Sweet memories from home' for troops
• School meal cost could go up for some
• Rock-n-Falls will benefit children
• Symbols of the West
• Helper needs a little help
• Fire safety no joking matter
• WFISD trades debt for meals
• Kohl's to hire 40K for the holidays
• Court affirms gang injunction
• Many are opposed to postal consolidation
• Spaghetti dinner benefits teachers
• Washex seeks OK to sell assets
• Evans is off chamber board
• New Patterson Honda site for dealership opens Monday
• Quilts are a hug for military
• Evans is off chamber board
• Crime Beat (Oct. 7)
• Washex seeks OK to sell assets
• Choate: Finding bliss — one drop of sweat at a time
• Spaghetti dinner benefits teachers
• Briefly (Oct. 7)
• Many are opposed to postal consolidation
• Court affirms gang injunction
• Firefighters raise money to fight cancer
• Big test awaits Raiders
• Quilts are a hug for military
• Firefighters raise money to fight cancer
• Candidates' war chests revealed
• Crime Beat (Oct. 6)
• Briefly (Oct. 6)
• Lyne, Smith field voters' questions
• Bureau seeks to serve community with research
• New MSU program pays for college
• Woman charged in indecency with child
• Council moves on dog park
• Group plans cluster retreat
• Washex deal could pay off taxes, back wages
• Man injured in highway crash dies
• Man injured in highway crash dies
• Pickup, minivan collide
• Changing lanes
• Local briefs (Oct. 5)
• Prom to honor veterans
• Crime Beat (Oct. 5)
• Special treat for Halloween
• No headline - quickread_recurrence
• No headline - matter_of_record
• Council OKs dog park plan
• U.S. 287 wreck claims life
• Man is accused of sex offenses
• Huckabee: U.S. 'self-correcting'
• Collision injures two
• Nonprofits should check tax status
• Justices hear resident's suit
• Emergency fest: Funds sought for clinic, ambulances
• Miracles offered -- for free
• Heart Gallery campaigns for adoption
• Local briefs (Oct. 4)
• Three vehicle wreck injures two
• WrestleMania Reading Challenge
• Mason 45, Olney 6
• Unfamiliar breeds to be highlighted during the Horse Expo
• Capturing rainwater has proved its worth
• It's National Reading Group Month
• Mater of Record (Oct. 4)
• Artists give old suitcases a new purpose
• Soccer field is eyed for dog park
• Longtime liquor business keeps family's spirits high
• Oktoberfest offers up German food, beer
• Howling for history
• Former presidential hopeful to visit city
• Pumpkin-patch time
• Hardcastle predicts difficult session
• Governor's race: Border security on the line
• Coaching football — and life
• Knox City 60, Woodson 14
• Harrold 37, Northside 28
• Coyotes hang on to lead for win
• Raiders defeat Lake Dallas, 23-15
• Former jailer pleads guilty
• Republicans target Pelosi
• Bright red indicates high-risk inmates
• 'Pride' participants celebrate progress
• Sounds of strings
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Oct. 2)
• Mystery creations to be auctioned off
• Christ Academy wins big vs. Byers
• Crime Beat (Oct. 2)
• Strawn 62, Bryson 58
• More needed to fight fires
• Burkburnett narrowly misses first win, 42-41
• Crowell 50, Motley 42 (OT)
• Notre Dame 79, Christ The King 34
• Crime Beat (Oct. 1)
• Wildlife group stops spread of zebra mussels
• Inmates will be charged co-pay
• Time arrives to generate plans for bright business ideas
• Recess irks area lawmakers
• Firefighter injured in house fire
• Words of comfort
• Crime Beat (Oct. 1)
• A passion for teaching
• Rider faces old threat from new QB
• Coyotes eye end to slide
• A passion for teaching
• Firefighter injured in house fire
• Time arrives to generate plans for bright business ideas
• Wildlife group stops spread of zebra mussels
• Photo: Words of comfort
• Sights only in downtown
• ENJJPT steering committee meets in Berlin
• Property taxes will not increase
• Property taxes will not increase
• Woman receives 20-year term
• Sights only in downtown
• Lawsuits name local hospital
• Petrolia rejects tax hike
• More counselors help deal with hard issues
• Banned Books Week Interviews from StorySnoops
• More counselors help deal with hard issues
• For 35 vessel artists, it's all Greek
• Briefly (Sept. 30)
• Fatality shines focus on livestock
• 14 area students are commended
• Army worms, lack of moisture limit winter planting
• Crime Beat (Sept. 30)
• Choate: Julia Child can serve as inspiring example for all
• Texas drilling permits are up
• Night out preparation
• 17 bands to play at festival
• Crime Beat (Sept. 29)
• Briefly (Sept. 29)
• Campaign installing smoke alarms
• WFHS sophomores: Test, test, test
• Deadline looming for 'stop loss' pay
• Bowie school district feels budget crunch
• The best of ours
• AT&T changes service areas
• Judge Gossom gets 'grilled'
• Center seeks to develop entrepreneurial students
• Local briefs (Sept. 28)
• Crime Beat (Sept. 28)
• Wichitans escaped Iranian conviction
• Bowie declines buying golf club
• These boots are made for legislating
• Sellout crowd for pride event
• Veteran to receive new home
• Christ Academy 30, Gold-Burg 18
• It's Banned Books Week - Celebrate Your Freedom to Read!
• Motorcyclist involved in collision dies 8 days later
• Spook Run to benefit veterans in Oklahoma
• 93-year-old janitor inspires kids, faculty
• Visit to sister opens up Wardrobe venture
• Gold Star Parents bill awaits Obama's signature
• Deadline approaches to sign up for Teens Make a Difference Day
• Matter of Record (Sept. 27)
• Governor's race: Energy moves into spotlight
• Deputy clerk has a record of helping
• Sheriff stresses safety
• Always be prepared
• Local economy shows elements of stability
• Seven enter guilty pleas
• Speaker to share service secrets of Southwest Airlines
• FallsFest Fun
• Contest seeks rising community stars
• Texoma's Most Wanted (Sept. 25)
• KERA to highlight North Texas towns
• Crime Beat (Sept. 25)
• Two people hurt in collision
• Promoting VOTEXAS
• GOP hits trail with Texas platform
• Eastside group turns to revitalization
• FallsFest facts
• Tough love used to fight truancy
• In mourning for trooper
• Another superior ranking for WFISD
• Mayor: Lobby to keep postal site
• No headline - accolades
• No headline - Briefs
• Rain causes headaches, remains in forecast
• Fruitful harvest
• Top voting official visits Wichita Falls
• Qdoba Mexican Grill to join menu of eateries next week
• Love of animals big, small makes hard work worth it
• Love of animals big, small makes hard work worth it
• Fruitful harvest
• Fest flows on
• Briefs (Sept. 24)
• Gay GOP group welcomes Cornyn
• Club to launch 'Day for Kids'
• Firefighter charged in another fire
• No more dogs in schools following bite complaint
• Crime Beat, (Sept. 24)
• Cattle truck, pickup collision injures one
• No more dogs in schools following bite complaint
• Firefighter charged in another fire
• Club to launch 'Day for Kids'
• Gay GOP group welcomes Cornyn
• Sheppard folks volunteer in record numbers for FallsFest
• Briefly (Sept. 23)
• Mitt work helps in piping up
• Condoleezza Rice will speak at MSU on Nov. 9
• The root of hard work
• Sudden turn of events in Bowie
• Injury charge slapped on man accused of arson
• Book Signing - Caves, Cannons, & Crinolines by Beverly Stowe McClure
• Wichita Falls Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Man dies in wreck
• Crime Beat (Sept. 23)
• Armyworms thrive after rain
• Man dies in wreck
• Choate: Occasionally you just have to have a little lemon cake
• Event targets sports injuries
• Firefighter arrested in arson string
• Officer killed in car wreck
• Wide load
• Crime Beat (Sept. 22)
• Briefly (Sept. 22)
• Firefighter arrested in arson string
• Our Fines and Non-Resident Fees are going up!
• Iowa Park shows its depth in 3-1 start
• Manhunt follows fatal crash
• WFISD seeking alumni update
• Wolf River rancher gets his goats
• East Side group seeking volunteers
• Council votes to raise property taxes
• Official sees poorer, less educated future
• Bowie school leader resigns
• Calendar now online!
• 4A roundup: Raiders, Coyotes glad to have fresh start for district
• Montague DPS trooper killed in accident
• Bowie school superintendent resigns
• USPS changes schedule for newspaper mailing
• Parent wants dog out of Fowler after daughter scratched
• Chili cook-off has its benefits
• Postal Processing Annex being studied for consolidation
• Boy, 10, guides women's frog hunt
• Jobless rate falls a bit in Wichita Falls
• Crime Beat (Sept. 21)
• Muslim community sets example of quiet dedication
• Oklahoma authorities charge Texas bounty hunter
• Muslim community sets example of quiet dedication
• Nurse: 'Home health was in my bloodstream'
• Creedence Clearwater Revisited coming to town
• Injured truck driver gets aid
• Council to vote on budget Tuesday
• Exxon CEO to speak at Boy Scout Dinner
• Novelist Young to sign new book
• Matter of Record (Sept. 20)
• Local briefs (Sept. 20)
• Banned Books Week Sept 25 - Oct 2
• Making the ultimate sacrifice
• College costs fuel debate
• Fest celebrates independence
• Fair turnout? More like a great turnout!
• Family keeps busy tending store, eatery
• Fest celebrates independence
• Governor's race: College costs fuel debate
• Making the ultimate sacrifice
• Fair turnout? More like a great turnout!
• Wichita Theatre's 'Cats' production is something to purr about
• Late mistakes cost Hirschi against Pampa
• Rider falls to Coronado, 46-42
• Bishop Lynch takes down WFHS, 48-26
• Reunion means food, music, rodeo
• TEXOMA'S MOST WANTED
• 20 teachers picked for 2010 award
• Reunion means food, music, rodeo
• Rigorous research required
• Texoma's Most Wanted, (Sept. 18)
• Man is hospitalized following wreck
• 20 teachers picked for 2010 award
• Carter Wind, college work on turbine
• Rigorous research required
• Jensen is guilty
• Man is hospitalized following wreck
• Man was captive for nine months
• WDS plans a job fair
• Accident leaves minor injuries
• Crime Beat (Sept. 18)
• Indictments (Sept. 18)
• Bowie 32, Breckenridge 16
• Woman hurt in wreck
• Sanger 63, Vernon 0
• Balloon-poppin' boy gets a hand
• Argyle 61, Burkburnett 0
• Position on intel post is the goal
• Iowa Park 24, Mineral Wells 17
• Jensen sentenced to life
• Motorcycle wreck causes serious injury
• Huskies hit highway again for showdown with Pampa
• Crime Beat (Sept. 17)
• No bills (Sept. 17)
• Dee Decker honored
• Makeover at Vernon College
• Oh, 'Brother'! Back from reality
• Briefly (Sept. 17)
• Lionhearted charity
• Accolades (Sept. 17)
• Firearms expert links gun to bullet at crime scene
• Vernon ghost, folk fest returns
• Farm bill to face much scrutiny
• Alternate route for school funds
• Creativity rewarded
• Man, 36, accused in abuse of child
• Man says he did drugs with murder suspect Jensen
• Choate: Woman looks beyond one-upmanship to assist others
• Briefly
• Kids are the teachers
• Rider senior Hannah Huezo stands alone this school year
• MSU's autumn enrollment higher
• Meals on Wheels needs donations
• Big GOP wins could raise area clout
• Crime Beat (Sept. 16)
• Texas/Oklahoma Fair arrives
• Football, funds on WFISD board's list
• MSU appoints directors for economic center
• Hearing on proposed tax rate draws crowd
• Crime Beat (Sept. 15)
• MSU enrollment approaches record
• Wichitan faces charges of aggravated sex assault of child
• Power of the purse
• Details emerge in trial
• Report: Crime down in Wichita Falls
• Smell of gas leads to leak
• Crash cuts power to 1,200
• Local briefs (Sept. 14)
• Interfaith helps out seniors
• New-car sales dip in August
• Crime Beat (Sept. 14)
• Texans could get more clout in Congress
• Need People Info??
• Economist: Now is time to buy a home
• Rider teacher formulates focus on teens
• Deal for school land not made
• Crash cuts power to 1,200
• Gasoline leak prompts action in Archer City
• No headline - quickread_tuesday_914
• Economist: Now is time to buy a home
• Rider teacher formulates focus on teens
• Deal for school land not made
• County rejects Bonham School offer
• Accident causes power outage in Southwest Parkway area
• Big brother, big difference
• Memorial crosses set farther back
• Detail delight
• Quatro Co. makes a striking investment in Village Bowl
• Five days of fun await carnival visitors
• Proposed tax rate to get last hearing
• 79th Pioneer Reunion set for Henrietta
• Matter of Record (Sept. 13)
• Perry, White clash on education
• GOP may gain 39 seats in House
• GOP may gain 39 seats in House
• Perry, White clash on education
• Fiestas Patrias Parade: Floats and fun
• A gala affair
• Local history on display
• Committed to medical missions
• WFHS loosens cell phone policy
• Briefly, (Sept. 11)
• Judge: How did this happen?
• Three Class of 1958 members got wed and stayed wed
• Grandparents Day
• Crime Beat (Sept. 11)
• Texoma's Most Wanted, (Sept. 11)
• Wichitan injured in shooting
• Man killed in two-vehicle collision near Goree
• Red Cross jumps to help
• Seymour man killed in truck crash
• City tax revenue posts increase
• Wichitan wounded in shooting
• Public flu shot clinic set Oct. 2
• Power outage hits downtown
• Gossom will take heat for good cause
• Flickr
• Byers rolls past Hedley JV, 50-0
• Crime Beat, (Sept. 10)
• Seventh Street Closure Extended
• Changes to Reading Tails
• Puppy Love Reading
• Puppy Love Reading
• Youth Gaming
• Youth Gaming
• Make-It-and-Take-It Crafts
• Briefly (Sept. 10)
• Master motivator
• Ace cooks
• No headline - WF_Paid_Obits_Friday_910
• Briefly, (Sept. 9)
• Office park planned near Sikes Lake
• Rain on its way out
• Cookies sale supports pediatric cancer research
• Flu vaccine clinics being planned
• Transit plan brings criticism
• WFISD eyes 2013 for next facilities bond election
• Crime Beat (Sept. 9)
• Choate: A good work ethic? It was hammered into me at first job
• Briefly (Sept. 8)
• Atmos energy bills likely to increase
• Send a little taste of home
• Cookbook on sale at a historic price
• Crime Beat (Sept. 8)
• County looks at selling Bonham school property
• Mission of health
• Hermine to come bearing gifts
• Officials question Obama tax plan
• Mystery of the ages
• MSU August 2010 graduates
• 4A roundup: Old High, Rider stand with district
• Heavy rain expected in North Texas
• Car honors officers killed in fire 42 years ago
• Crime Beat (Sept. 7)
• Schools offered green grants
• Critter sitters
• Fundraiser set for ill girl, her family
• Briefly, (Sept. 6)
• Donations sought for pet food pantry
• Matter of Record (Sept. 6)
• People can give tax-plan opinions
• Medical alliance seeking donations for relief mission
• Family helps woman transform downtown gallery
• Friends find success opening their own salon
• Donors to meet with charities
• Hamlin gets past Quanah, 38-34
• End to a ride
• Extinguishing a fire
• New home for pooches and pets
• Fad is plain silly
• They are bikers; hear them roar
• String of projects keeps director Marshall busy
• Harrold 68, Rule 20
• Throckmorton 58, Chillicothe 8
• Byers 81, Newcastle JV 36
• Valley 62, Northside 0
• Bryson 70, Notre Dame 24
• Ira 71, Knox City 30
• Spur 65, Crowell 36
• Briefly, (Sept. 5)
• Seymour 60, Lubbock Christian 0
• Archer City 46, Petrolia 0
• Munday 33, Olney 28
• Crime Beat ,(Sept. 4)
• Briefly, (Sept. 4)
• Texoma's Most Wanted. (Sept. 4)
• Texas man killed in one-vehicle wreck
• Cove makes splash in first year under city
• Thornberry: Credit Bush, troops on Iraq
• Ruby to be honored at the Iron Horse
• Roadwork re-routes drivers
• Woman gets 50 years in prison
• Picasso of Pinstripes
• Harley-Davidson owners likin’ ridin’
• Electra 42, Memphis 22
• Windthorst 44, WFHS JV 19
• Crime Beat (Sept. 3)
• Suspect charged in Buffalo Wild Wings robbery
• Riding into hog heaven
• Funds to improve Kickapoo airport
• Duncan takes positive stance
• Mother sentenced in child's death
• Briefly, (Sept. 3)
• Highlanders stymie Coyotes, 49-14
• Portion of Seventh Street closed for a week
• What Should I Read Next?
• Going public a struggle
• Facing up to art
• Drink. Ride. Don't go to jail.
• Tomorrow is finally here
• Briefly (Sept. 2)
• Bowie school budget lean
• Texas' September staple takes flight
• Wildlife agency eyes aquatic plant list
• Gas prices drop before weekend
• Area in Thunderstorm Watch
• Teachers urged to submit requests for class aids
• WFPL is now a Bluebonnet Award voting site!
• Suspect held in robbery of eatery
• Kickapoo gets improvement funding
• Robbery suspect nabbed
• Next class, wet walk
• Back to her quilting
• Series offers certificate for nonprofit managers
• TXU to put in efficiency devices
• Crime Beat (Sept. 2)
• Choate: Working potato patch reaps share of fresh vegetables
• Saint Jo fights waste permit
• September is Library Card Sign-Up Month
• Briefly (Sept. 1)
• Henrietta shows off its renovations
• Explaining a debt case can become a lengthy process
• United Supermarkets raises record $200K
• Burkburnett facing federal suit
• Sheriff retirees honored
• Sheppard Elementary gets makeover
• WFPD gives honors
• Crime Beat (Sept. 1)
• Dad goes all out for daughter
• 4A roundup: WFHS offensive line, receivers in sync
• 1990-2010 SPc. Alexis Vicente Maldonado 'great in heart' Hundreds gather to honor soldier
• Dad goes all out for daughter
• Teacher, family share special lesson
• Drilling permits down slightly statewide
• Small firms get big boost
• Accolades (Aug. 31)
• Crime Beat (Aug. 31)
• County workers No. 1 for health
• Car repair is in his blood
• Matter of Record (Aug. 30)
• Sharing the long road to recovery
• Flags to fly at half staff for Alexis Maldonado
• Deadline looms for Sheppard ID system
• Police seeking ID of restaurant gunman
• Harley riders to hog roads
• Daunting souls compete for glory in Triple Threat of HHH
• Cameras capture Buffalo Wild Wings heist
• Newberry: Rider coach takes first loss hard, but believes he has a winner
• Cougars' offense overpowers Raiders
• Honoring a fallen hero
• Briefly (Aug. 29)
• Shrinefest shines
• Save the Doughboy
• Mild weather helps HHH cyclists keep their cool
• Some like it rugby
• Local economy shows no clear signs of direction
• WFISD student numbers up 162 from last year
• Man gets two 99-year sentences
• Man gets two 99-year sentences
• School lunch changes proposed
• Get haircut Sunday and fight Alzheimer's
• State to fund employee training
• Several city streets to be closed for Hotter'n Hell Hundred
• Play is perfect dinner theater fare
• New citizens get flags and greetings
• AT&T to enhance coverage in Texas
• Man, 41, dies after wreck on motorcycle
• Two men will ride HHH in honor of military troops
• Crime Beat, (Aug. 28)
• No headline - quickread_saturday_828
• State to fund employee training
• AT&T to enhance coverage in Texas
• HHH inspires McKinney mayor
• Hotter’N Hell Hundred ... And they’re off!
• No headline - Crime_Beat_8-28
• Man, 41, dies after wreck on motorcycle
• new citizens get flags and greetings
• CITY STREETS TO BE CLOSED FOR Hotter'n hell hundred
• Get haircut Sunday and fight Alzheimer's
• Two men will ride HHH in honor of military troops
• HHH inspires McKinney mayor
• School lunch changes proposed
• Briefly (Aug. 27)
• Group assists military families
• Wife's memory fuels man's Hotter'N Hell Hundred ride
• Math course gets kids ready for real-world experiences
• Twicebroken rocks Strip
• 'One less bill to pay'
• Wichitan killed in motorcycle wreck Thursday night
• Jimmy Hughes gets 99 years on sexual assault charges
• Learn a New Language!
• Texas Mutual to distribute dividends
• Hot gear for Hotter'N Hell Hundred
• New development for seniors
• Sheppard honors women's equality
• Hughes takes stand in trial
• Crime Beat (Aug. 27)
• Witness testifies about escape in sexual assault trial
• SweetSearch - A Search Engine for Students
• Surviving NYC and all its charm, quirks
• Briefly (Aug. 26)
• Stepping up
• Man pedaled with dress shoes
• Crime Beat (Aug. 26)
• Inside the Sprague: Life in the cages
• Cook-off benefits United Way
• Sale-ing away
• Jury hears abuse claims
• Applying For Social Security Disability Benefits
• Giving thanks
• Respect president, honor soldiers, unite as Americans
• Fallen soldier put family first
• Throckmorton preview
• Cornyn: Texas on right track
• Northside preview
• Crime Beat (Aug. 25)
• Knox City preview
• Burk issues set for ballot
• Harrold preview
• Notre Dame preview
• Gold-Burg preview
• Byers preview
• Newcastle preview
• Christ Academy preview
• Bryson preview
• Benjamin preview
• A shy girl who learned to fly
• Pledge drive? Pledge ride
• Hirschi trainer there for athletes
• Every little activity burns some calories
• No headline - quickread_tuesday_824
• Riding HHH to find a cure n Darren Smith pedals to raise funds for NF research
• No headline - Crime_Beat
• Children prepare for 4-H contest
• Raffle offers HHH hotel stay
• Wichita Falls markets say eggs are edible
• Wichita Falls soldier killed
• Cunningham celebrates with kids, parents
• County plans to shore up jail
• Texans urge N.Y. mosque delay
• Matter of Record (Aug. 24)
• Local briefs (Aug. 24)
• Riding HHH to find a cure
• Crime Beat (Aug. 24)
• Children prepare for 4-H contest
• Wichitan killed in Afghanistan
• T-O Fair adds two contest categories
• New Bowie Community Center takes shape
• Matter of Record (Aug. 23)
• Born in Wichita, singer out to conquer music world
• Local briefs (Aug. 23)
• Kin of mentally ill get support
• Dream Baker founder chose to follow her bliss
• Back to school
• Memories in the making
• Keeping the Hotter'n Hell Hundred connected
• Spade Ranches wins Texas Ranch Roundup
• Two-wheeled tour
• Texas Ranch Roundup is part contest, part reunion
• No headline - Wf_paid_obits_0823
• Online store gives deals at 50% off
• Jobless rate falls to 8.2% locally
• Renovations finished at juvenile detention center
• Last escapee captured
• Burkburnett will decide center issue
• Burk man, 27, dies in motorcycle crash
• Hundred + 27 = happy cyclist
• Crime Beat (Aug. 21)
• Officials name Texoma's most wanted
• Crime Free program expanding
• Hot day brings cool shade
• Wichita County indictments (Aug. 21)
• Fourth escaped inmate in custody
• Marketing academy is aimed at nonprofits
• Briefly, (Aug. 20)
• West Nile linked to area
• Study: MSU may offer better education than many others
• Three escapees caught
• GOP picks judge nominee
• Crime Beat (Aug. 20)
• Roundup visitors
• First responders to rescue
• Summer-series finale
• Families can make learning fun, easy with five key skills
• School zone: Slow down or pay up
• Jailbreak at Sprague
• Police arrest barricaded man
• Pedal to test mettle
• Funds pledge keeps firm in town
• Dire warnings on prison cuts
• Crime Beat (Aug. 19)
• Ramping up the sidewalk
• Helpers sought for HHH bike ride
• No Bills (Aug. 19)
• Local Class of 2010 outperforms state, nation on ACT
• Briefly (Aug. 19)
• Billboards tout quality of life in Wichita Falls
• West Nile virus discovered in Wichita County resident
• Pedal to test mettle
• Wichita Falls gets crime grant
• In the real world, incentives work
• Family Storytime
• Make-It-and-Take-It Crafts
• Attention All Hunger Games Fans!
• Teens Top Ten
• Kids Movie
• It's the Last Week of the Summer Reading Program!
• Carrier Corp. Sells Magic Aire
• We've Got a New Database!
• putting down roots in the Youth Department
• Kids Movie
• Pretty Little Liars
• Teen Movies
• Bookmark Contest Winners
• Picture Book Report
• Check Out Our New eBooks
• Lariat List of Great Adult Fiction
• Storytime at Young Ages Preschool
• Get ready to catch the Reading Express!
• Catch the Reading Express!
• The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner
• Sign up for New Book Alerts
• If you haven't come to any of our programs this summer...
• Wichita Falls Wins Best Weekend Getaway
• Wichita Falls in Texas Monthly
• New City Flags are in
• Winners of the NTES Drawing
• WDSGlobal Job Fair
• Chamber Weekly Update
• PSA for Parkinson's Support Group
• Got Culture? Host an International High School Student
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Wichita County
• Got Culture? Share your Heart and your Home
• Got Culture? Open your heart and home to a foreign exchange student!
• Texoma Farm And Ranch Show
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Chamber Sundays At The Kemp
• Arts Alive - Home And Garden Festival
• Fiesta Navidena
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008

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