Posts by Debrah Wright
RSVP AmeriCorps Seniors prepares for its 31st annual Health & Information Fair
On Sept. 15, RSVP AmeriCorps Seniors is hosting its 31st annual Senior Source Health & Information Fair. This fair will be open from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Richland Mall in Waco, TX, and will give seniors opportunities to learn about and take action for their personal health.This year, RSVP AmeriCorps Seniors will…
Read MoreWaco Symphony Orchestra’s 2023-2024 Performance Season is ‘Out of this World’
The Waco Symphony Orchestra’s 2023-2024 performance season theme is Out of this World and is a concert series that is truly something otherworldly. The performances will showcase composers and pieces from around the world and feature several notable guests. The season will end just before Waco becomes a hot spot to view the total solar eclipse next April. “The Waco Symphony Orchestra…
Read MoreWFM lunch for people experiencing homelessness kicks off National Health Center Week
On Monday afternoon, Waco Family Medicine (WFM) hosted “Flavor Feast,” a free lunch at the Meyer Center for community members experiencing homelessness. The event included a meal provided by Part Time Chef and a cooling station for attendees. The event kicked off WFM’s recognition of National Health Center Week (NHCW). NHCW is an annual observance…
Read MoreMCC hosts Small Business Networking Forum
McLennan Community College’s (MCC) Small Business Development Center, in partnership with Dallas College’s Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses, will host an engaging Small Business Networking Forum on July 25 from 10-11:30 a.m. at the MCC Conference Center, located at 4601 North 19th Street, Waco, Texas. This forum offers small business owners a valuable opportunity to connect with resources…
Read MoreMural Monday: Chesley Smith
“Black Pride” by Debbie Wright Art has long been recognized as a potent medium for expressing emotions, stimulating dialogue, and challenging societal conventions. In recent times, the significance of representation in art has gained considerable acknowledgment due to its ability to amplify diverse voices, bridge divides, and foster a sense of belonging within communities. An…
Read MoreJuly is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month.
To help protect your vehicle, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is teaming up with the National Insurance Crime Bureau to provide information about vehicle security. Review these statistics on vehicle theft in the United States and NHTSA’s tips on keeping your vehicle safe. Vehicle Theft Facts and Figures ·…
Read MoreCooling Sations in Waco!
With temperatures soaring and the mercury reaching 100 degrees, The Salvation Army is taking measures to ensure the safety and well-being of those in need of respite. In response to the extreme heat conditions, The Salvation Army Cooling Station will be open and available to the public from noon until the temperatures lower each day.…
Read MoreSurgeon General’s Advisory on Social Media Effect on Youth Mental Health, PANS Syndrome & Mental Health Support for SchoolsPart of June 15th Teen Suicide Prevention Symposium
Education Service Center Region 12 staff, educators, mental health advocates and care providers will join forces for the 18th Annual Teen Suicide Prevention Symposium from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday, June 15 at 2101 W. Loop 340 in Waco. ESC Region 12 and Partners Cedar Crest Residential Treatment Center and Daybreak Health want to…
Read More20 FOR TAILS
FAMILY ABUSE CENTER TO BUILD PET SHELTER FOR SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Family Abuse Center is aiming to raise $20,000 by August 1 to build a pet shelter on their property so no domestic violence survivor who seeks their services has to leave a furry friend behind. As many as 48% of domestic violence survivors…
Read MoreTHE DEEPER MEANING BEHIND NATIONAL DONUT DAY
This food-focused holiday is among the few with roots in charitable service. Waco, TX June 2, 2023 – On the first Friday in June, Americans celebrate all the gooey goodness of donuts. But many don’t know that National Donut Day has its roots in doing good. This sweet tradition dates back to World War I, when nearly…
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