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Waco just landed $10 million in state funding to give the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum a much-needed facelift. This project aims to modernize the aging landmark and boost the city's appeal as a top-tier tourist destination.
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The city gets a $10 million boost in state funds to modernize a major local attraction without dipping into the local tax base.
Local businesses and the tourism industry stand to gain the most from increased foot traffic and a refreshed city landmark.
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With $9 million set aside by the state for the Texas Ranger Museum, an architect is suggesting officials pursue a revamp of the existing space rather than an expansion.
Local officials are tracking down ideas for how best to use $10 million the state Legislature set aside for the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum in last year's general appropriations bill.
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