Mike Copeland is the Business Editor for the Waco Tribune-Herald, focusing on local business news and developments in the Waco, Texas area. With a keen interest in the local economy, Mike covers a range of topics including restaurant openings and closures, real estate developments, tourism trends, and major events impacting the community.
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Mike Copeland's coverage is primarily focused on local businesses, real estate, economic trends, and community events in Waco and the surrounding areas. He frequently covers government announcements, cites data, and provides event coverage.
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H-E-B is looking to sell 31 acres at 19th Street and Lake Shore Drive, property the chain started assembling in 2006.
By: Mike Copeland
After the little ghosts and goblins retire for the evening on Halloween, their candy bags brimming, North Waco resident Gary Combs will put away his puking skeleton, zombies, witches and his "Bobbing for Souls" sign.
By: Mike Copeland
Alcom has filed notice that it will eliminate 84 jobs by Dec. 16 at the Waco plant, which opened two years ago.
By: Mike Copeland
Retail and restaurant space next to Foster Pavilion, Baylor University's basketball arena on University Parks Drive, will get the full-court press from three local real estate agents and the Waco
By: Mike Copeland
The Riesel ISD police chief and former Department of Public Safety trooper, Wilson sought to champion the cause of rural and small-town Precinct 2.
By: Mike Copeland
Electrolit has requested a partial refund on personal property taxes as well as $1.5 million from Waco and McLennan County to extend a natural gas line.
By: Mike Copeland
Azbell needed a bigger home for its business serving houses of worship, education and the military. Infamous Ink saw the old building on Speight Avenue as an opportunity.
By: Mike Copeland
Decades before he created his own winter wonderland on the western edge of Waco, Roger Schmidt remembers piling into his family's Chevy station
Inflation has not flown the coop, but falling turkey prices mean a traditional Thanksgiving meal will cost 5% less this year.
By: Mike Copeland
Inflation has not flown the coop, but falling turkey prices mean Thanksgiving meals will cost 5% less this year. Texans will pay even less, says the Waco-based Texas Farm Bureau.
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