Wichita falls texas

This quaint Texas town offers plenty of fun activities the entire family will enjoy. Below you’ll find the ultimate list of the best things to do in Wichita Falls.

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Nestled in the middle of the iconic Texas plains, Wichita Falls lies neatly between Dallas in Texas and Oklahoma City in Oklahoma, and is famous for being the stomping ground ... Read more

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Darkside tour of downtown Wichita Falls, April 6, 2013

Our second day in Oklahoma was the first day we were able to see Ryan. Being in training still, his plans can change at any time, and we found out a few minutes before we were supposed to meet for breakfast that he wouldn't be able to get off until the afternoon. Not wanting to waste a morning of the trip, CJ and I did another quick Google search to find a place to spend the morning. I'm a sucker for checking things off my list and really wanted to visit Texas for the first time, so we…

Casa Mañana restaurant in Texas is family owned and has been around since 1947, so the owners have had plenty of time to perfect their craft.

Do you want to know our favorite part of having a store in Wichita Falls, Texas? We get to meet people from all over the world! Our community is blessed to be home to Sheppard Air Force Base. We love when our customers come in the store with family and friends visiting.

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Growing up in Wichita Falls, I noticed my hometown didn’t attract many visitors. Downtown was full of empty aging buildings. Restaurants opened and closed every other year, and stores in the mall changed constantly—none offering the fashionable choices found in bigger cities like Dallas. Locals were content with driving more than two hours to Dallas for entertainment or one hour north to Oklahoma to Read More >