Wichita Falls Alliance of Arts and Culture

(Deanna Watson, Times Record News) When Ann Arnold-Ogden returned to work in December 2019 after having her son Louis, the Wichita Falls mother didn’t have the pangs of dread, doubt and sadness most working moms feel when they leave their babies at a new daycare. Instead, Arnold-Ogden strapped Louis in his car seat and took…

“Everyone counts” is the message from the city of Wichita Falls and partner entities at the Census 2020 kickoff Tuesday afternoon. Dozens of organizations have worked together for months to prepare for this year’s census, the United States’ official population count conducted once every 10 years as required by the Constitution. Getting an accurate population…

The Texas Commission on the Arts has two deadlines approaching for 2020. The Arts Respond application deadline for arts nonprofits is January 15, 2020. January 31, 2020 is the deadline for Texas artists, groups, and nonprofits to apply to be listed on the 2020-2022 Texas Touring Roster. The Texas Touring Roster is a listing of…

WICHITA FALLS, Texas (TNN) – The census task force in Wichita Falls is planning to launch a campaign at the start of the new year. Planning Administrator Karen Montgomery, along with other staff members and volunteers, is on the City of Wichita Falls task force. She explains that census data affects all aspects of community…

The Wichita Falls Alliance for Arts and Culture, in partnership with The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Missouri brings the exhibition Beisbol to Wichita Falls. Beisbol features a timeline of America’s favorite pastime and explores the connections of African American baseball history to Hispanic cultures, communities and countries. The exhibition opens January 23,…