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The Kitchen’s Meals on Wheels program began delivering emergency food boxes Wednesday to every Meals on Wheels client to assist them during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The decision was made at the MSU Texas Board of Regents meeting Thursday.

The order comes from the advice of Dr. Anthony Fauci and the COVID-19 Task Force.

These changes will go into effect on Wednesday, March 25.

Downtown Wichita Falls Development made the announcement on Tuesday.

The Animal Services Center will only operating by taking appointments until further notice.

Classes will be taught remotely and online.

The public health district will also be switching over to appointments only for several clinics.

There is no cost to use the symptom checker.

Wichita Falls Faith Mission needs several different items for their shelters.

"We are excited to be here because it gets us out in front of the public and it gives farmers the opportunity to see some things maybe they haven’t seen before,”

“Everyone’s happy to learn, they’re just trying to teach.”

“We have kids speaking their vision of what it is to be black and young in America today.”

"We’re highlighting it today because February is Black History Month and 2020 is actually the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Negro Leagues."

Participants had to effectively use recycled items to creatively design and put together a piece of art.

The event is hosting about 150 vendors consisting of everything from making your home beautiful to growing out your garden.

Participants learned how to paint “gnome rabbits.”

“The community, your teachers, and your parents would rather help you than see something happen."

“It’s a really unique piece of Wichita Falls history that sadly we just don’t know a whole lot about."

Other than the chili cook-off, participants could visit a country store and bakery, enjoy live music or participate in a silent auction and 50/50 raffle.

Awards were presented to the top individual and team fundraisers and for best costume.

The Australian wildfires have destroyed millions of acres of land.

Church and Food Bank officials gave out bags of grapes and boxes with canned meat, rice, pasta, fruit and vegetables.

The Volunteer Fair took place in the Atrium of the Clark Student Center.

The funding the children’s arts programs gives kids’ creative outlets to have a chance to grow.

“I’m just grateful that the community comes out and supports events like this. We're lucky."

The competitors have had since August to study and prepare for their speeches.

Firefighters were called to the scene around 9:30 a.m.

Pope is running for Justice of the Peace, Precinct one, Place one in Wichita County.

Vendors at the Farmers Market offered snacks, vegetables and even jewelry.