Carl Hoover

Waco Tribune-Herald

Robinson ISD bond narrows focuses on new junior high

By: Carl Hoover

Voters will weigh in on the $81.2 million proposal in November. Taking feedback after a failed bond proposal last year, officials retooled with a lower price tag and narrower focus.

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Mount Vernon library director to give public talk at MCC celebrating United States' 250th

By: Carl Hoover

Presidential historian Lindsay Chervinsky will speak Thursday on the leadership and principles that helped form the United States, as part of McLennan Community College's Ken Starr Lecture Series.

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Music & More Guide for Sept. 10

By: Carl Hoover

Waco Tribune-Herald

Movies playing this week in Waco: Sept. 10-16, 2026

By: Carl Hoover

Movies playing this week in Waco at Cinemark and AMC Galaxy: Sept. 10-16, 2026

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Diverse bands highlight Waco's fall AMP Music Series lineup

By: Carl Hoover

The second half of the Levitt AMP Waco Music Series begins Thursday at Bridge Street Plaza, with an evening of rhythm-and-blues the opening round of a musically diverse schedule.

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‘Faith in humanity' — WCT musical 'Come From Away' recalls post 9/11 Canadian welcoming

By: Carl Hoover

Passengers unexpectedly stranded in Gander, Newfoundland, on Sept. 11, 2001, call desperately for loved ones in the Waco Civic Theatre production “Come From Away.”

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Waco attorney recalls escape from World Trade Center during 9/11 attack

By: Carl Hoover

Twenty-five years later, Waco attorney J.D. Ressetar remembers the sight of New York City firefighters going up the stairs to danger while he and hundreds of others were evacuating to safety.

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Historian tracks shaping of white women's Christian culture in 'Live Laugh Love'

By: Carl Hoover

Historian Kristin Du Mez, author of “Jesus and John Wayne,” remembers the heads nodding when she would speak to a room full of women about the values

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10th Court of Appeals holding Constitution Day session at MCC

By: Carl Hoover

The Waco-based 10th Court of Appeals will hear three cases next week on Constitution Day at McLennan Community College, with question-and-answer time for students part of the event.

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Waco-area schools see continued gap in state security requirements, funding

By: Carl Hoover

In the three years since the state Legislature required public school districts to staff armed personnel on each campus, Waco Independent School District has asked for waivers from full implementation.