Carl Hoover is a Reporter at the Waco Tribune-Herald. He has covered a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, theater, and education, with a particular focus on events and conferences in Texas. Carl's insightful work has also been featured in The Bryan-College Station Eagle and the Waco Tribune-Herald.
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Carl Hoover's coverage predominantly revolves around local events and announcements in Waco, Texas. He seems to have a keen interest in reporting on community-related topics such as local events, schools, arts, and entertainment news. Given his focus on local events and government announcements, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming community activities or significant developments within the Waco area.
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The Waco Cultural Arts Fest plans to celebrate its 20th anniversary this weekend with a big, people-powered squonk.
Red and blue predominate in Midway Independent School District, but Speegleville Elementary School is singing the praises of yellow this month thanks to a grant providing hundreds of books for
By: Carl Hoover
Waco ISD would sell its downtown tower and its sprawling riverside school campus to pay for its part of a four-story facility shared with the city at Fourth and Washington.
Ghosts will visit McLennan Theatre's Music and Theatre Arts building stage this weekend, but it's a haunting leading to humor and not horror.
By: Carl Hoover
The Heart of Texas Behavioral Health Network is looking for a new leader after CEO Daniel Thompson resigned earlier this week.
"If we're going to move the needle, we'll have to do something differently," the district's top curriculum and instruction official told trustees as she delivered the report on reading scores.
Community composting projects will get a boost over the next three years thanks to a $17.9 million federal grant awarded this fall to Mission Waco and its grant partners.
By: Carl Hoover
For those concerned about leaving Christ out of Christmas, Waco composer and musician Peter Emerson has just the musical.
By: Carl Hoover
With hands-on fun, shopping opportunities, holiday lights and Christmas music from the Waco Jazz Orchestra and Waco Community Band, the days after Thanksgiving kick off the holiday season for many.
Stress the second syllable of the play title “Fairview” and you get a sense of the satirical comedy that the Far-Cast Theatre company brings to life this weekend in Waco.
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