MCC hosts AI forum for local business input
Local business and industry leaders will talk about the artificial intelligence are skills needed in the workplace at an Oct. 8 forum hosted by McLennan Community College.
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Baylor fashion professor says all clothes scream style
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Biker Church Waco opens its doors to the motorcycle community
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