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WF Fire Department Needs More Firefighters

WF Fire Department Needs More Firefighters

The Wichita Falls Fire Department has five vacancies they need to fill and they want to build their talent pool. The hiring process for firefighters takes about 10 months before they can officially suit up. Find out more about the testing and training process to become a firefighter here.MORE

Bowie Alumnus Starts This MLB Season As Boston Red Sox Closer

Bowie Alumnus Starts This MLB Season As Boston Red Sox Closer

A Bowie alumnus is starting this Major League Baseball season as the Boston Red Sox closer, according to the Bowie News. Brandon Workman was previously in the middle relieving pitcher role, but that was expanded last year due to injuries and performance issues among the pitching staff. Read more about Workman’s role with the MLB team…MORE

WFISD 2020 School Supply List Released

WFISD 2020 School Supply List Released

Wichita Falls ISD has released their 2020 school supply list for students. The list includes basic required supplies for the school year along with a wish list for items school officials are recommending students to have. Find the lists here.  MORE

Where To Get Tested For Covid-19 Without Insurance

Where To Get Tested For Covid-19 Without Insurance

Over three million coronavirus tests have been performed in the state of Texas. For some, cost is holding them back from getting a Covid-19 test. But thanks to places in Wichita Falls, like Community Healthcare Center, that can test you for Covid-19 without breaking the bank. Get more information on low-cost Covid-19 testing here.MORE

Walgreens, Target, Publix Join List Of Stores Mandating Masks

Walgreens, Target, Publix Join List Of Stores Mandating Masks

More major retailers on Thursday joined the growing list of national chains that will require customers to wear face masks regardless of where cities or states stand on the issue. Target’s mandatory face mask policy will go into effect Aug. 1, and all CVS stores will begin requiring them on Monday. More than 80% of…MORE

TEA Announces New Reopening Guidelines For Schools

TEA Announces New Reopening Guidelines For Schools

The Texas Education Agency has announced new reopening guidelines for schools across the state. Schools will now be able to limit access to on-campus instruction for the first four weeks of school, meaning they would use online learning. The schools would then be able to limit access for the following four weeks if they get…MORE

Health Officials Explain The Difference Between The Coronavirus And Flu

Health Officials Explain The Difference Between The Coronavirus And Flu

As cases continue to rise across the country, people are comparing the virus to the flu. While both COVID-19 and the flu are respiratory illnesses, COVID-19 is not the flu. “The thing that makes COVID-19 different is that there’s no one that has any immunity to it,” said Lou Kreidler, Wichita Falls-Wichita County Public Health District…MORE

Texas Blood Institute Urging Recovered Covid-19 Patients To Donate Plasma

Texas Blood Institute Urging Recovered Covid-19 Patients To Donate Plasma

The Texas Blood Institute is urging patients who’ve recovered from COVID-19 to donate plasma. The demand for convalescent plasma donors has increased rapidly in recent weeks, causing demand to be regularly greater than what donations provide. Read more about convalescent plasma benefits Covid-19 patients here.MORE

MSU Texas Pausing Voluntary Summer Workouts Due To Covid-19

MSU Texas Pausing Voluntary Summer Workouts Due To Covid-19

Midwestern State University has paused voluntary summer workouts after two student-athletes tested positive for Covid-19. The students tested positive in the time frame since workouts began on June 1 and both of them are self-isolating. Read the complete story about the break in workouts here.MORE

City Of Lawton To Require Masks Inside City Owned Property

City Of Lawton To Require Masks Inside City Owned Property

The City of Lawton will begin requiring masks be worn inside city owned facilities. Officials say the requirement will begin on Wednesday, July 15 and will be mandatory for anyone entering facilities such as City Hall, the police or fire stations and any city-managed recreational facilities. More details about the new requirement can be found…MORE

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