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At KWBU, we love connecting with and strengthening our community. Bringing loyal listeners and newcomers alike beyond the airwaves. One of our favorite ways to do that is meeting in person through a number of fun events. Whether you're new to the city of Waco or you're a longstanding local, KWBU Community events are a great way to get to know fellow listeners and members of the team here at Waco Public Radio.

September 16 - McLennan County Talks: Voter School with Tax Assessor-Collector Randy Riggs.
Property taxes fund the services we rely on every day—schools, police, fire protection, and roads. This November, Texans will decide on 14 proposed changes to the state constitution, and seven of them deal directly with property taxes. These decisions could shape how we pay for local services in the years to come.

That’s why McLennan County Talks is hosting a special voter school with Tax Assessor-Collector Randy Riggs. On September 16, you’ll get a clear overview of how the property tax system works in Texas.

Then on September 23, join us for a deeper look at the proposed changes and what they could mean here in McLennan County.

Both sessions begin at 6 p.m. at the Performing Arts Community Center, 924 Austin Avenue.

McLennan County Talks: relaxed, nonpartisan conversations that build community.

September 18 - Waco Movie Club: Chicago
Bringing a little razzle-dazzle to this months Waco Movie Club is the 2002, multi-award winning musical Chicago. On Thursday September 18th we'll be gathering at The Brazos Theatre to share our thoughts, feelings, and favorite musical numbers from the film. Hope to see you there.
October 2nd - Likely Stories Book Club: The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli
The next gathering of the Likely Stories Book Club is happening Thursday October 2nd from 6pm at La Madeleine (located in Central Texas Marketplace) and the title up for discussion is 'The Order of Time' by Carlo Rovelli

You can find Rev. Dr. Andrew Armond's review of the book for Likely Stories - HERE