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Abby Roper/KWBUFor those with disabilities, finding a sense of independence is often a challenge. But some local businesses, like Bitty and Beau’s, go out of their way to provide that feeling by creating both opportunity and community.
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Mustard Seed Farm, located in the countryside of Axtell, uses its position as a local family-owned business with a community-centered mission to provide cheaper eggs and chicken meat amid national price hikes due to Bird Flu outbreaks. -
Waco’s City Council received updates on the current challenges and initiatives at the City of Waco’s Animal Shelter. -
Rain or shine, Baylor continues its campus tours for prospective students, making the experience as positive as possible. -
Last week temperatures dipped as low as 16 degrees in Waco. The outdoor services provided by Church Under the Bridge operated business as usual. -
Senior Baylor journalism student, Katie Bradshaw, is waving goodbye to Waco and her small hometown of Crockett, Texas to take a bite out of the Big Apple. -
One adventure-seeking and space-loving couple traveled from Wyoming all the way to Waco to watch the April 8 total solar eclipse. -
Lions, tigers and an eclipse. Oh, my. With the April 8th total eclipse in less than two weeks, the Cameron Park Zoo is preparing for visitors interested in seeing animal reactions to total darkness. -
From the Baylor University Journalism Partnership with KWBU.A group of Baylor Student Workers named Recruitment Ambassadors or RAs, call 100 high school students every day to tell them about Baylor University. -
Baylor University’s Information Technology Services encourages the Baylor campus to be BearAware with their digital presence. -
Baylor University’s media lab has a newly improved space and additions to the campus resource. Anyone with a Baylor ID is able and welcome to make use of the lab and its equipment.
