On March 18, Illevated Sounds will host Waco’s first electronic dance, music and art festival at Baylor University’s McLane Stadium.…
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“Song to Song,” a film that explores the themes of young love, art and making your way in a career-driven…
Even for a Wacoan who’s been to Magnolia Market a dozen times, this weekend’s Spring at the Silos event will…
Each year, thousands of people come to South by Southwest to learn from professionals, create connections, share their experiences and…
This month’s performances will include big names like Switchfoot and Colony House, as well as up-and-comers like Blue Water Highway Band and Honest Men.
Visitors to the city of Waco can now find their way around through the newly released city of Waco app,…
The Waco Civic Theatre’s latest production, “Jackie and Me,” tells the story of a boy who travels through time to…
Texas is known for its incredible Mexican food, and Waco is notorious for having some of the best finds in…
By Jessica Babb | Broadcast Managing Editor It all began on Baylor’s campus in February of 1957 when Caroyln and…
Sean McConnell performs at 7 p.m. at the historic Hippodrome Theatre, showcasing a musical style that he describes as “singer-songwriter…
Waco’s Heart of Texas Poets Society is hosting a Mardi Gras-themed open mic night from 6-8 p.m. Monday. The Heart…
Thursday marks the 15th Annual Hearts in the Arts Gala, an event dedicated to raising scholarship money for McLennan Community…
On March 25, over 2,000 runners will compete in what has been named the “Toughest Half in Texas” in Waco…
Baylor graduate and Zeta Tau Alpha alumna Laurie Mershon discusses her memories of participating in Sing as a student. Mershon…
Behind the Scenes of All-Univerisity Sing with the “rail dogs”
What happens when you bring a classic restaurant to one of the hippest streets in Waco? Offering a step outside…
Boutique on Bagby offers trendy styles at a discounted price
Baylor University’s Concert Jazz Ensemble will present its first concert of the spring semester on Thursday evening at Jones Concert…
Moving from big cities to Waco for college is a big step for some students, and finding new places to…
For Dr. Julio César Aguilar, writing poetry is a way to remain present and to understand the mysteries of life.“I…
This month, Common Grounds is featuring four artists, three of whom will be performing on the coffeehouse’s stage for the…
Waco is a city on the rise, going from “just a stop along the way” to a weekend destination, Carla…
The “Confluence of Earth and Mind” exhibition has transformed the Martin Museum of Art into an enchanted forest showcasing the…
By Elisabeth Tharp Baylor University’s Mayborn Museum Complex is currently presenting the Wizard of Oz Children’s Educational Exhibit. In 1939,…
What happens when you elevate the restaurant game in Waco? Moroso Wood Fired Pizzeria, located at 4700 Bosque Blvd., offers…
A book written by an alcoholic about being an alcoholic is not for everyone. A book written about being a…
Katelin Simonson | ContributerAt a young age, both James and GlenAnn McBride discovered a passion for machine work, but as…
The Waco Civic Theatre debuted the play “Almost, Maine,” a romantic comedy that gives audiences a window into the love…
VirtuOso Good On Sunday evening, Baylor Jazz Ensemble and VirtuOso will host a concert at the Waco Hippodrome Theater to…
Today marks what would be Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s 261st birthday, and what better way to celebrate than by seeing Baylor…
