In Waco, mosquitos continue to be active during the summer season. Residents are advised to be aware of the potential problems they can cause. A conversation about summer mosquito awareness took place at the Fox 44 Studios.
Steve Gray from ABC Home & Commercial Services participated in the discussion with Vince Erickson. Further information on summer mosquito awareness is available from FOX 44 News. Residents can consult the source for more details on the topic.
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