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Central Texas TV news exodus grows as more familiar faces sign off Original

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By Ariana Garcia Verified
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Central Texas television newsrooms have seen a steady stream of departures in recent months, with anchors, reporters, sports journalists and meteorologists signing off for new opportunities or leaving the industry altogether. The latest exit came at KWTX in Waco, where anchor Jasmine Lotts wrapped up nearly four years at the CBS affiliate on Aug. 8. Article continues below this ad "Thank you, Jasmine," the station wrote on social media.
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Giant footprints found at Texas fishing spot may be prehistoric

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By Ariana Garcia Verified
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Central Texas is no stranger to dinosaur tracks. But one person wasn't looking for prehistoric footprints when they spotted two unusual impressions while walking to their usual fishing spot along a riverbank in Hutto. The person, who asked to remain anonymous and goes by u/Expert-Ad-4358 on Reddit, discovered the large, foot-shaped impressions on Aug. 8. The two marks, separated by about four feet, immediately stood out.
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Texas meteorologist returns to where it all started for top TV job Original

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A familiar forecaster is back in the Texas Panhandle, this time taking over the top weather job at an Amarillo television station. Cameron Venable made his on-air debut Thursday as the new Storm Search 7 chief meteorologist at ABC 7 Amarillo (KVII-TV). Venable will lead the Sinclair-owned station's weather team and appear weeknights on ABC 7 News at 5, 6 and 10 p.m. Article continues below this ad The job brings Venable back to the city where he launched his television career.
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