Posts by Ferrell Foster
‘Blasian’ family brings Cambodian food to Waco
In honor of Black History Month, we are featuring interviews with local Black community leaders. These pieces were written by Baylor University students from the Department of Journalism, Public Relations, and New Media. The students asked questions about what the leaders love about Waco, and we are excited to share their responses with you this…
Read MoreMCC Hearts in the Arts Gala features mystery & fashion
By Kim Patterson When I was a kid, my favorite board game was Clue. Something about being transported inside an imaginary mansion to solve a murder mystery awakened my inner detective, and I loved assuming a serious poker face as I deduced “whodunit.” If you, too, enjoy the fun of solving a mystery, join us…
Read MoreJury Service: Moving from “How can I get out of it?” to “How can I be faithful?”
By Rev. Susan Finck Because I come from a family of lawyers and almost became one myself, I am usually drawn to all things legal. But I must confess, when I received a little white card in the mail summoning me for jury duty, I was contemplating how I might avoid serving. How could I have…
Read MoreCollege Access Network urges students to finish strong & reach postsecondary goals
By Hermann Pereira I grew up around sports and have always revered the role of the coach. The coach sets the tone and is always focused on making sure their players are prepared to begin well and to finish strong. In local education, we have a group that functions as community coaches — McLennan County…
Read MoreBaylor professor enjoying Waco & giving to future generations
In honor of Black History Month, we are featuring interviews with local Black community leaders. These pieces were written by Baylor University students from the Department of Journalism, Public Relations, and New Media. The students asked questions about what the leaders love about Waco, and we are excited to share their responses with you this…
Read MoreStewart brings leadership & compassion to his ‘home community’
In honor of Black History Month, we are featuring interviews with local Black community leaders. These pieces were written by Baylor University students from the Department of Journalism, Public Relations, and New Media. The students asked questions about what the leaders love about Waco, and we are excited to share their responses with you this…
Read MoreMcLennan’s first Black commissioner encourages others to get involved
In honor of Black History Month, we are featuring interviews with local Black community leaders. These pieces were written by Baylor University students from the Department of Journalism, Public Relations, and New Media. The students asked questions about what the leaders love about Waco, and we are excited to share their responses with you this…
Read MoreTiffani Johnson enjoys Waco & its people
By Erianne Lewis On any given day, Tiffani Johnson could be found doing something to enrich the Waco community, whether through her job at United Way or in her free time as a Wacoan. Johnson, senior director of impact and engagement for United Way of Waco-McLennan County, has held this position with United Way since…
Read MoreCity of Waco responds to winter weather
By City of Waco Public Information CITY OPERATING WITH ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL THROUGH WEDNESDAY Citizens are encouraged to please stay off the roads, conserve energy and be safe! Protect your family (pets included), pipes and plants. CLOSURES The following City facilities and operations will be closed through Wednesday, February 17th. We’ll update with changes as soon…
Read MoreHispanic Chamber employee urges Wacoans to get involved
In honor of Black History Month, we are featuring interviews with local Black community leaders. These pieces were written by Baylor University students from the Department of Journalism, Public Relations, and New Media. The students asked questions about what the leaders love about Waco, and we are excited to share their responses with you this…
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