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Waco is expecting a huge crowd for the upcoming solar eclipse, but city officials have a game plan to keep everything from gridlocking. It’s going to be busy, but the city says they’ve got the logistics covered to keep things moving.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days.
Expect a nice boost for local businesses, though you might pay a premium for gas or food while the crowds are in town.
Local shops, restaurants, and hotels stand to make a killing while the city gets a nice spotlight.
Commuters and locals trying to get around town are going to deal with some serious traffic headaches.
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