Plan Commission – October 23, 2012
The Plan Commission meets the fourth Tuesday of each month. The meeting is recorded and then replayed several times throughout the month. City Council meetings are broadcast live from the Bosque Theater in the Waco Convention Center.
Read MoreBIG RED in Waco
Big Red was created in 1937 in Waco. This exhibit, at the Dr Pepper Museum, features this unique soft drink throughout its 75 year history.
Read MoreCity Talk – October 21, 2012
The City of Waco produces this radio program that airs each week on 94.5 Info FM, 1660 ESPN Radio and KLRK Mix 92.9 FM. The show is recorded and replayed on WCCC-TV to provide the opportunity to hear of the great things happening in Waco as well as some of the challenges we face.
Read MoreWork Session 10-16-12
City Council Work Session
Read MoreBusiness Session 10-16-12
City Council Business Session.
Read MoreMedicare and You – 8
Important facts about Medicare and Medicaid you need to know.
Read MoreSandtown, A Vanished Waco Neighborhood- Waco, Gateway to Texas History
Learn about the history of Sandtown, an old neighborhood from Waco’s past.
Read MoreWCCC.TV TELLY Dave Campbell
The Waco City Cable Channel wins a Telly award for a video about Dave Campbell.
Read MoreThe Cotton Belt in Waco (Bob Sullivan)
Bob Sullivan worked for the railroad for nearly 40 years. Sit back and enjoy the stories as he remembers how the rail industry has changed.
Read MoreFireman Phil: Smoke Detector Safety
Fireman Phil explains the importance of having smoke detectors in your home and some tips for selecting the right one.
Read MoreArmstrong Browning Library
The Armstrong Browning Library is devoted to the lives and works of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. In this program, you will see some of the world’s largest collection of books, manuscripts, and memorabilia pertaining to the Browning’s.
Read MoreBrazos de Dios, The Arms of God
The Brazos River, called the Rio de los Brazos de Dios by early Spanish explorers is the 11th longest river in the United States and was the primary reason the Hauco Indians settled here. Sit back and enjoy this ride up the river and see Waco from this unusual vantage point.
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