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Mt. Joy kicks off Silobration with night of indie rock, nostalgia
By Hannah Webb | News Editor Mt. Joy proved Thursday night that Foster Pavilion could handle more than country concerts, bringing indie rock to Waco to kick off Silobration. Opening for the Philadelphia band was Ax and the Hatchetmen, which is currently on its own tour. Mt. Joy.....
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What to Do in Waco: Oct. 23-29
By Arden Berry | Arts & Life Editor The Waco weather is finally changing, and the Waco live music scene is booming. From Silobration downtown to the Union Board's acoustic cafe right here on campus, here are some upcoming events in Waco. Autumn Cloche Workshop | Oct. 23-29 |......
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Baylor faculty, family celebrate life of Ricardo Álvarez-Pimentel at Truett Seminary gathering
By Elliott Nace | Assistant News Editor Baylor faculty, family, staff and students gathered at 5 p.m. Thursday in Paul W. Powell Chapel to attend a remembrance service held in honor of a beloved professor, husband, father and friend. Dr. Ricardo Álvarez-Pimentel, an assistant......
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No. 9 Baylor soccer breaks through in second half to beat Arizona State 2-0
By Carson Vercoe | Sports Writer It was a late night in Tempe. No. 9 Baylor and Arizona State came out of halftime looking to take the lead after an empty first 45 minutes. The Bears took it in the 56th minute. Sophomore midfielder Olivia Hess sent a powerful strike downfield to....
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Sharpshooting Decker Jr. adds another fold to Baylor's 3-point history
By Jeffrey Cohen | Sports Editor Baylor men's basketball under head coach Scott Drew has been highlighted by its history of sharpshooters. When the Bears reached the pinnacle of the sport in 2021, their nation-leading 41.3% 3-point percentage played a major role in winning the......
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Nicki Collen expects 'big jump' after assembling fresh Baylor WBB roster
By Bennett Parker | Sports Writer Baylor women's basketball stood at 21-4 while being ranked No. 12 in the country with three weeks before March Madness. The Bears stumbled through their final seven games, going 3-4, suffering two losses to TCU. The struggles continued, not......
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Baylor basketball rim protectors bring much-needed experience to Waco
By Bennett Parker | Sports Writer In a sport where experience is an increasingly rare currency, the Baylor men's basketball frontcourt is wealthy. Senior center Caden Powell and senior center Juslin Bodo Bodo are both healthy and talented, but perhaps their greatest asset is......
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President Trump's visit to Waco canceled
DALLAS/WACO, Texas (FOX 44) - UPDATE: President Donald Trump's upcoming visit to Waco on Tuesday, October 27, has been canceled, according to McLennan County Sheriff Parnell McNamara. Sheriff McNamara tells FOX 44 News that there was a Thursday morning meeting to address the......
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Central Texas Republicans weigh in on Trump's last-minute shift to Corpus Christi
President Donald Trump has canceled a planned visit to Waco just days after announcing a trip to Central Texas to rally voters and support Ken Paxton in the U.S. Senate race. Trump will now head to Corpus Christi instead.WATCH HERE: Trump cancels Waco rally, redirects to Corpus.....
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Texas A&M Prepares for SEC Showdown Against No. 13 Alabama
Texas Texas A&M is preparing to head to Tuscaloosa to take on the No. 13 Alabama Crimson Tide in a matchup that will test the Aggies on the road in the Southeastern Conference. Head coach Mike Elko says his team must be ready for the ups and downs that come with playing in a......
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Whitney resident shares her story of surviving breast cancer
Bethie Timmons, a Whitney resident, is a breast cancer survivor. She said battling cancer changed her life and that getting a breast cancer diagnosis isn't a death sentence.She was able to talk me through it, and I was able to finish," said Whitney resident Bethie Timmons.Inside....
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Gov. Abbott rallies Temple voters as Bell County early voting breaks records
Gov. Greg Abbott rallied voters at Clem Mikeska's Barbecue in Temple as the countdown to Election Day continues, touting his plans for Texas if re-elected this November."The bottom line is that Texans, they want safe communities and secure borders, and that is exactly what we......