The Waco Civic Theatre’s new production of “A Song For Coretta” premieres at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Jubilee Theatre.…
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Food trucks become a useful tool for non profits
The stage is set for a political convention. The candidates prepare their final campaign speeches before they go before the…
Flowers can communicate many different messages. Whether as centerpieces, bouquets or gifts they have the potential to elicit feelings of…
Baylor Ballroom Dance Society picks up its feet with the first dances of the semester
The Baylor Symphony Orchestra has been named the American Prize winner in the college/university orchestra division for the second year…
Fuzzy’s Taco franchise comes downtown
Craftsman and musician Aaron Konzelman builds goods that last.
Waco applies to make downtown area Cultural District
Lomelda, Tapajenga and Evan and the Condors come back to Common Grounds
By Jacquelyn Kellar Lariat Reporter The new Art Forum of Waco has opened its doors again after a fire ravaged its…
Teacher turned musician Quinn Erwin plays Common Grounds
Baylor Opera Theater’s production of Johann Strauss’s “Die Fledermaus” will debut tonight in the Jesse H. Jones Theatre at 7:30…
By Rebecca Fedorko Lariat Reporter The Waco Civic Theatre will put on its first act of the year at 7:30…
A Baylor grad’s big-time film comes to Waco first
Leslie Medlin finds the balance between business and design right here in downtown Waco.
By Kendall Baer Four art historians discussed art from various periods of time to students and faculty gathered at 4:30…
By Kalli Damschen Lariat Reporter They say that inspiration hits you when you least expect it. For Dr. Michael Thomas,…
Baylor faculty engage in work that goes far beyond what their students witness in the classroom. Research, visiting lectures and…
What made you want to join Guerrilla Troupe? I was previewing Baylor Theater as an incoming student. There was an…
By Kendall Baer Lariat Reporter The Sing Alliance has built a tradition since its start in 1997 of allowing students…
By Jacquelyn Kellar Lariat ReporterGuerrilla Troupe has made its presence known on campus for more than a decade, offering students…
By Rebecca Fedorko Lariat Reporter Waco is a city of culture, art and music, with a live music scene that…
It was reported in the Waco Tribune-Herald, Monday, that the famous Waco Hippodrome Theatre will no longer mainly show first…
Wild West, Waco’s hotspot for country music and two-step dancing, hosted its last guests this January. The downtown bar and…
City Editor Trey Gregory and his magic nose completely wrecks the Pizza Smell Challenge
Soon, Waco natives won’t be the only ones to mosey down the pothole-infested gravel road to Bonnie’s Greenhouse. HGTV’s Fixer Upper will feature the backyard business in this upcoming season, and with that owners Sandra and Johnny Killough said they are excited to see an increase in their already growing business.
Having trouble feeling the Christmas spirit amidst the stress of finals? Waco Civic Theatre has the perfect remedy with its presentation of “Miracle on 34th Street.”
The event is designed to be a celebration of people from different cultures, backgrounds and beliefs.
In this week’s adventure for Cookbook Confessions, I cooked up some “Baby Porcupines”, a recipe which thankfully does not require the actual anatomical parts of a porcupine. That would be sad and, perhaps more importantly, very difficult to acquire.
