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Vehicles stranded after heavy rainfall in Wichita Falls

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WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL) — Heavy rainfall across Wichita Falls and the surrounding areas over the weekend left some roads flooded and led to a few rescue calls. Wichita Falls Police and Fire Rescue were called to the Railroad Bridge over Lincoln Street Sunday morning, June 7, where they found two vehicles stranded in high water following the morning's heavy rain. 74th annual Parade of Homes opens doors across Wichita Falls Advertisement Wichita Falls Police spokesman Sgt.
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Vehicles stranded after heavy rainfall in Wichita Falls

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By Christopher Walker Verified
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WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL) — Heavy rainfall across Wichita Falls and the surrounding areas over the weekend left some roads flooded and led to a few rescue calls. Wichita Falls Police and Fire Rescue were called to the Railroad Bridge over Lincoln Street Sunday morning, June 7, where they found two vehicles stranded in high water following the morning’s heavy rain. Wichita Falls Police spokesman Sgt.
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Junior League of Wichita Falls boosts Wichita Falls Area Food Bank capital drive for new facility

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WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL) — The Wichita Falls Area Food Bank (WFAFB) was gifted more funds for its new facility from a local organization. On Thursday morning, May 28, the Junior League of Wichita Falls presented WFAFB with a $25,000 check. This check was made to support the food bank’s capital campaign in the construction of the James N. McCoy Foundation Distribution and Education Center.
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