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City of Waco hosts grand reopening for Chapel Park

Ella V. Ramirez
Ella V. Ramirez
Ella V. Ramirez
Sports Reporter · Waco, TX

Ella has an extensive sports background, having played collegiate soccer at Baylor University. With over 7 years in journalism, she previously worked for the KWTX sports team, covering local athletics and high school sports. Ella is passionate about promoting youth sports and the stories behind the athletes.

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Sports Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 3:07 AM · 1 min read
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City of Waco hosts grand reopening for Chapel Park — Lubbock Community news

Chapel Park in Waco is officially reopen with new features after an improvement project.

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