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900 Central Fwy

Wichita Falls, TX 76306

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We're not far from where I-44 crosses over from Oklahoma into Texas, so the state built this tourist information center to welcome you and provide information on local attractions and sites. The info is not just limited to Wichita Falls. There was stuff for as far away as Port Aransas and Padre Island - a solid 8 hour drive! In addition to the brochures, maps, coupon books and pamphlets, the center had an amazingly clean restroom that was much appreciated as the coffee from earlier decided it was time to go. Good parking and easy enough to get back on to I-44 in either direction. [Review 16129 overall - 308 in Texas - 1634 of 2021.]

Stopped in because I can typically count on the travel centers having a decent restroom. The greeter (didn't get his name) was friendly and offered good conversation. Sometimes that's needed on journeys. I grabbed several interesting pamphlets to read later and plan a future trip to Tx. I'd recommend this stop for anyone needing a quick respite. There's a nice walking area for you, your pets or kids to stretch the legs.

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Make the Stop: Wichita falls Visitor Center

• May 20, 2021

Do you know where the Wichita Falls visitor center is? If not, that’s okay. We’ll help you find it! The Wichita Falls Visitor Center is a great place to go if you are new to town and want to get a feel for what this area has to offer.

You can pick up brochures on all of the local attractions around here, as well as maps and guides for things like hiking trails or camping trips. Stop by for some free coffee while you look through your options!

Wichita Falls is a great city to visit, and the Wichita Falls Visitor Center is a great place for visitors to learn about what the city has to offer. You will definitely want to explore the downtown area as well as the outskirts of Wichita Falls Texas. But I must say the downtown has a lot to offer!

Wichita falls Visitor Center

There’s so much more than just waterfalls in this town! This post will help you know what you need to know before visiting the visitor center.

Texas Travel Information Centers create a positive first impression of the Lone Star State. The Wichita Falls Visitor Center does just that, by showing the diverse attractions and natural beauty of our hometown. And the City of Wichita Falls supports these efforts.

This is a great place to go if you are new to town and want to get a feel for what this area has to offer. You can pick up brochures on all of the local attractions around here, as well as

Our Travel Information Centers offer professional travel counseling to visitors in the state of Texas, including route mapping and information on points of interest.

Services for travelers

• TxDOT travel literature, including the Texas State Travel Guide, Texas Official Travel Map, Texas Public Campgrounds and Texas Events Calendar
• Additional travel literature, including maps, pamphlets, booklets and brochures from local and statewide destinations, points of interest, special events, lodging and restaurants
• Free wireless Internet access
• Video theater for Texas attractions and destinations
• 24-hour security surveillance
• 24-hour restrooms
• “Welcome to Texas” photo opportunities
• Covered picnic tables and group facilities

When is the Wichita Falls Visitor Center open?

Hours of operation

• Regular hours: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. daily
• Summer hours – Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
• Thanksgiving
• Christmas Eve
• New Year’s Day

Where is the Wichita Falls Visitor Center located?

The Wichita Falls Visitor Center is located in the heart of downtown at 900 Central Freeway, Wichita Falls, TX 76306.

When you walk into the visitor center in Wichita Falls, Texas, it doesn’t take long to notice that this is a town with its own unique history.

The walls of the building are covered with pictures of homes and buildings from all over north central Texas.

It’s pretty easy to see why so many people love visiting here; there really isn’t anything like it anywhere else!

After walking around for only a few minutes I felt as if I had been transported back in time.

If you have any interest at all in learning more about what life was like before cars or electricity (we don’t recommend trying) then this place will be right up your alley.

The Wichita Falls Texas Area Tourist Center is a great place to visit if you’re looking for something fun and different. It’s an interactive center that offers visitors the chance to learn about all of the wonders our city has to offer.

There are so many things at this site, including a kids’ zone, wildlife exhibits, information on local restaurants, shopping opportunities in town or online as well as more than 1 million square feet of retail space.

Whether you want to explore what make Wichita Falls area special or just enjoy some family-friendly

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Wichita Falls the Gateway to Texas

The City of Wichita Falls, Texas is comfortably nestled in the North-East corner of the Panhandle/Plains area of North Texas. By most accounts, Wichita Falls can be summed up with two words, pleasant and comfortable. This is a family-oriented city conveniently located within two hours of two metropolitan areas with populations exceeding one million citizens: Dallas-Fort Worth and Oklahoma City. Wichita Falls has a population of approximately 104,553 and is the county seat of Wichita County.

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Wichita Falls Regional Airport is serviced by American Airlines with connecting flights to DFW. Kickapoo Airport serves the general aviation needs of small jets and helicopters. The Travel Center handles the travel needs of bus passengers. It is serviced by Greyhound Bus Travel. The Wichita Falls Transit System, Falls Ride, provides public transportation for the City of Wichita Falls and its residents.

Wichita Falls is about 15 miles south of the Oklahoma border, 115 miles northwest of Fort Worth, and 140 miles southwest of Oklahoma City. It has one of the largest freeway mileages for a city of its size. It is the western terminus for Interstate 44. Highways leading to or through Wichita Falls include 287, 277, 281, and 82. State Highway 240 ends at Wichita Falls and State Highway 79 runs through it.

Wichita Falls has a population of approximately 104,553, making it the 38th-most populous city in Texas. It is home to Sheppard Air Force Base, which houses the Air Force's largest technical training and Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training program, the world's only multi-nationally staffed and managed flying training program to produce combat pilots for both USAF and NATO.

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The hottest month is usually August with average temps of 97°F. Temperatures have hit 117 °F. The coldest month is January with average temps of 43 °F. Snowfall is sporadic and averages 4.1 in. The wettest month is usually June with an average of 1.44" of rain. Wichita Falls receives an average of 9.02" per year. The windiest month is probably April with an average wind speed of 11 mph.

You’ll find considerable cultural activities from the symphony to good old Texas rodeos. Wichita Falls prides itself on having something for everyone. The City has a wonderful twenty-mile-long trail system that winds through neighborhoods and along attractive streams and lakes for use by walkers, joggers, bicycles, and rollerbladers and an additional parks system featuring 39 parks within the city limits. The parks are great for family outings with spacious picnic shelters, playgrounds, nature trails, duck ponds, and more.

You can also enjoy the Wichita Falls ballet troupe, museums, symphony, community theaters featuring everything from Shakespeare to rock concerts, professional hockey, skate park, newly renovated municipal golf course, college football and basketball, festivals and fairs, water park, family entertainment centers, nearby lakes and mountains, and a Multi-Purpose Event Center with convention facilities, 10,000 seat arena, agriculture building and more.

Wichita Falls offers year-round entertainment and activities that are guaranteed to keep you and your family as busy as your schedule will allow.

The City also has several institutions of higher learning, and a community spirit geared toward family, friends, and a desire to see that this thriving city continues to grow and prosper. Our award-winning public school system and institutes of higher education are exemplary.

The Wichita Falls Independent School District (WFISD) serves the North Texas community of Wichita Falls. The District operates four early childhood campuses, 16 elementary campuses, three middle schools, three high schools, and three alternative campuses. The District also operates the Career Education Center, a state-of-the-art facility completed in 2017. Here, students are trained in one of 26 career pathways. Each provides students with a multitude of post-graduation opportunities. Two new state-of-the-art high schools are currently under construction.

Midwestern State University is heralded throughout the state for its medical, teaching, business, and liberal arts programs. The 255-acre campus is nestled among the city’s residential area and comprises 70 buildings, numerous playing fields, and an outdoor recreational facility near Sikes Lake.

Wichita Falls proudly calls itself the home of the finest military installation in the country, Sheppard Air Force Base. Through Sheppard’s Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training program, Wichita Falls has a significant international flavor. The program is utilized by seventeen different NATO countries for the finest fighter pilot training in the world.

There is a considerable international investment in the area’s manufacturing base as well. The greater Wichita Falls area has 185 manufacturing companies producing products for major automotive manufacturers, oil and gas production, construction, aircraft manufacturers, food service providers, water recreation, and more. Within a 60 mile radius of Wichita Falls, there are more than 393,000 people of which approximately 152,000 are in the workforce.

Wichita Falls also offers state-of-the-art medical facilities and services that have made it the health care choice of residents throughout North Texas and Southern Oklahoma. Along with excellent healthcare, the City has a lower than average cost of living with affordable, quality housing ranging from apartments to mansions.

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City of Wichita Falls Transfer Station closed until further notice

WICHITA FALLS ( KFDX/KJTL ) — The City of Wichita Falls’ Transfer Station is closed until further notice due to repairs.

According to City Public Information Officer Chris Horgen, the transfer station was closed on Monday, March 25, while awaiting a repair crew.

Horgen said the scale is currently inoperable, and the City has a certified scale maintenance crew on its way to repair the issue.

While the transfer station is closed, residents who need to dispose of household waste can use the City Landfill on Wiley Road.

To find the landfill, Horgen gave these directions: Take Seymour Highway west toward Seymour, turn west on Highway 258 toward Kamay and travel for about one mile. Then, turn north onto Wiley Road and travel for two miles.

Be prepared to show proof of residency and identification to be allowed to dump for free. Otherwise, all landfill fees apply.

If you need further assistance, you can contact the Sanitation Division at (940) 761-7977.

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• Complete the Correctional Medication Aide (CMA) training program application and process within one week of employment.
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• When not actively engaged in scheduled CMA training, you will conduct productive work within the medical department assigned by your supervisor, such work includes observing and shadowing other staff members; learning how to use Managed Care systems; completing new employee training/onboarding programs, and other duties as assigned.
• As a condition of employment, you must successfully complete the 8-week Correctional Medication Aide training program, and subsequently pass the certification examination.
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