The Waco Bridge
Historic downtown oaks lack protections as development looms. Waco leaders say most are safe
A “legacy tree” designation was deleted from the design code for the massive Barron’s Branch development, but officials say future agreements will protect most of the live oak grove at the site.
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12mWaco is backing big projects on Elm Avenue. Can it develop without displacing?
Some in East Waco welcome a $37 million project with retail, public space and housing. Others wonder how much current residents will benefit.
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9mRobinson ISD bond backers hope third time’s a charm
A new junior high school is at the center of the $81.2 million proposal. District voters turned down bond elections in 2019 and 2025, and this one has become a campaign issue in Robinson’s school board race.
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4mPhoto essay: A generation raised on Chip and Jo revels in Silobration
It's not just about shiplap and candles. After 11 years, the festival at the downtown Silos keeps drawing crowds with its idyllic Main Street atmosphere.
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“Big bummer”: Republicans react to Trump’s plans to move rally from Waco
Waco-area Trump supporters said they were disappointed but resolute after national Republicans announced Trump’s rally Tuesday will be moved to Corpus Christi.
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4mNew LGBTQ+ group picks up the torch after Waco Pride Network’s demise
Out On The Brazos hosts a community picnic Saturday, part of its effort to provide a sense of belonging.