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This week in Waco: >> Monday

5 p.m. — Vertical with the Jeff Johnson band. Waco Hall

>> Tuesday

8 p.m. — All Sons & Daughters concert. Common Grounds

>> Wednesday

8-10 p.m.—Open Mic Night. Dairyette Delays Common Grounds Heritage sets new opening date, again >> Thursday

7 p.m. — Acoustic Café Lip Sync Contest. SUB den

Trey Honeycutt| Photographer 7 p.m. — Third Thursday Open Mic. Tea 2 Go. OPENING “SOON” Four months past the initial opening date, Heritage sits partially renovated next to its sister shop, Common Grounds. Owners Blake and Kimberly Batson hope to open the location mid-October. 8:45 p.m. — Jon Foreman with HELENA HUNT mer Harts ‘N’ Crafts store. stagram account shows employees that the earth gave them.” Jillian Edwards. Common Grounds Staff Writer In the meantime, the business selling ice cream at Magnolia Mar- Patterson said popular flavors has operated out of a now-famil- ket, the Waco Downtown Farmers like brown butter and Texas pecan, 2:45, 6:15, 9:15 p.m. — After renovation delays, the iar red and wood ice cream cart Market and Common Grounds. as well as ginger pear and Texas Special Screenings of Grease. Waco ice cream shop Heritage pulled by a bicycle. According to Patterson and the Batsons are peach tea, create a tie to the local Waco Hippodrome Creamery is set to take its cart- Dustin Patterson, Heritage Cream- passionate about supporting lo- region for customers. bound business to a permanent ery’s general manager, the cart has cal businesses and using locally “We want customers to feel that location in mid-October. allowed the new business to test sourced ingredients. they’re investing in Waco when >> Friday Owners Blake and Kimberly flavors and learn the vagaries of the “We source our ingredients they’re buying our ice cream,” Pat- ice cream industry. locally, and therefore our fla- terson said. “We want to be known Batson plan to open the brick-and- 6 p.m. — Rising Sons. Waco mortar Heritage Creamery location “We’ve gotten to work out the vors change as the Texas seasons for supporting Waco and pushing at 1123 Eighth St. by mid-October. kinks of ice cream production and change,” Patterson said. “This har- awareness of local foods and the Hippodrome Although the Lariat had previously minimize our costs,” Patterson kens back to a time when people farmers market.” reported that the store would open said. didn’t have an endless supply of in- Chris McGowan, Waco’s Direc- 8 p.m. — Dueling Pianos. Waco in April or mid-summer, opening The cart has also brought the gredients flown from all around the tor of Urban Development, said he Hippodrome has been delayed by renovations. A new business to locations through- world to their closest supermarket. kitchen must be added to the for- out Waco. Heritage Creamery’s In- They worked with the ingredients DELAYS >> Page C7 9 p.m. — Late Night. Bobo Spiritual Life Center

Paisley to Play Traditions Rally THE EMMA KING students,” George said. Staff Writer George said there will be an area FACTS designated for students, but he recom- Brad Paisley will be visiting Baylor’s mended that everyone arrive early. Sept. 11 campus and performing a free concert The stage will be set up in front of on Sept. 11, the night before Baylor the ongoing Fountain Mall construc- Fountain Mall football kicks off its first home game tion and bleachers will be placed on the against Lamar University. opposite end by Moody Memorial Li- Thanks to Baylor’s partnership with brary for overflow. Fountain Mall will 5:30 p.m. be fenced off and there will be security >> Gates open IMG College sports, a marketing company employed to manage McLane checkpoints to gain entry. Food trucks Stadium, Paisley is playing the show as will be stationed between the Mars 7 p.m. a part of his Country Nation College McLean Science and Sid Richardson >> Rally begins Tour presented by Zaxby’s. buildings. Brian George, general manager of According to a press release from 7:30 p.m. the IMG and Baylor partnership, said Paisley’s representation, The Raging >> Opening act the concert will take place on Fountain Idiots will be opening for Paisley. The Mall for the 2015 Traditions Rally. duo includes Bobby Bones, host of the Bobby Bones Show, and Eddie Garcia, 8:15 p.m. “WME-IMG appreciates the partnership with Baylor University and we the show’s producer. >> Paisley takes Amy Sussman | The Associated Press are excited to show the power of WME- The title of the entire college tour the stage IMG by bringing Brad Paisley to our BIG MAN ON CAMPUS Country music superstar and latest coach on NBC’s “The Voice,” PAISLEY >> Page C7 Brad Paisley, will be playing this year’s Traditions Rally on campus.

Historic Theater in Jeopardy of Demolition LEGAL DISPUTE HINDERS PROGRESS HELENA HUNT nightclub. Since its closure in should be in line for demoli- Staff Writer 1993, the theater has sat emp- tion.” ty. According to Larry Holze, Waco businessman Trey Although investors have director of municipal informa- Concilio is at the forefront of hopes to renovate the former tion, the city does not have the efforts to restore the theater movie theater and nightclub funding to renovate the the- and prevent demolition. How- built in 1945, the 25th Street ater. A private investor must ever, legal quandaries have Theater is caught in a tangle of be the one to come forward prevented him and his fund- legal and ownership disputes. to restore it. Despite efforts to raising project, Save the 25th Only a distinctive green preserve the theater, legal dis- Street Theater, from making sign remains to show the putes have allowed it to remain progress. After a report run 25th Street Theater’s past as a derelict. by KWBU in 2014 stating that Sarah Pyo | Photographer celebrated Waco theater and “It is in very bad shape,” CURTAIN CALL The 25th Street Theater has been standing for 70 years. That might change soon. said Holze. “Theoretically it THEATER >> Page C7 Monday, August 24, 2015 C2 The Baylor Lariat New eats in Waco

Sarah Pyo | Photographer EAT YOUR HEART OUT, BABY Restaurants are flocking in droves to Waco. From popular national chains like Zoe’s Kitchen and In-N-Out Burger to specialty shops like Steel City Pops, a shortage of options won’t likely be argued among Wacoans.

EMMA KING freddy's frozen custard & to In-N-Out general offices, they plan on open- want to be a part of Waco and are excited about Staff Writer steakburgers ing this new location by the end of 2015. operating the new location. Already present at a location on Hewitt The list of new restaurants coming to Waco Drive, Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers fuego tortilla grill twisted root burger co. seems to be growing by the minute, with many is in the process of opening another location, Serving mostly Mexican food, Fuego Tortilla Set to open in September, Twisted Root buying up locations closer to Baylor's campus. right across from Baylor's campus. According to Grill will be coming to campus and setting up Burger Co. is moving into the old Texas Play- Laura Chiota, budget manager for the City of their website, Freddy's calls themselves "a salute shop off of Interstate 35, near Vitek's BBQ. house on the Interstate 35 frontage road be- Waco said the restaurants will be very success- to America," founded by a man who loved the Some of their menu titles include, "Big tween University Parks Drive and Fourth Street. ful thanks to the influx of Baylor students and country and the food that made it great. Their Break-Feast Tacos," "Best Tacos on the Planet," Twisted Root was created in 2005, featured on Waco residents over the past couple years. entire menu is pretty much summed up in the and "Giant Puffy Tacos." Although the restau- "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" in 2009 and has "I can't imagine a better place to be right restaurant's name, with the exception of sand- rant's motto is to "Grab Life by the Taco," their chosen Waco for its 14th location. now," Chiota said. wiches and hot dogs. According to the website, menu also lists salads, soups and sweets in addi- "Waco is awesome!" said Jason Boso, Propri- In the year since McLane Stadium opened, "Today, thousands gather at Freddy’s for food tion to other Fuego-style dishes. etor of Twisted Root Burger Co. Chiota said there has been a boom in Waco's the and fellowship that fills their stomachs and He said although people eat hamburgers sales-tax rebate. warms their souls." all the time, he is hoping to provide a unique "I just expect those revenue numbers to keep steel city pops visitation experience for those who choose his Steel City Pops is a family-owned, organic growing," Chiota said. "We're very excited. I in-n-out burger restaurant. There will be a bar, a 12-foot televi- personally am excited because I like to go out popsicle store moving to the Waco area either sion screen and a plethora of music genres in to eat!" In-N-Out Burger will also be joining the by the end of this year or beginning of next year. which guests can indulge. Check out all the new options to be available restaurant scene in Baylor student territory. Currently, Steel City Pops products are sold at in the coming months. Their newest establishment is set for construc- the Waco Farmers Market and at Vitek's BBQ tion where the former Clarion Hotel stood, off on Fridays. Jim Watkins, founder and owner of zoe's kitchen of South Fifth Street and the Interstate 35 front- SCP, graduated from Baylor. Ryan Childress, Zoe's Kitchen's construction is in progress bubba's 33 age road. Originating in California in 1948, In- general manager of the Fort Worth location said on S. Valley Mills Drive. The eatery delivers Bubba's 33, located on S. Jack Kultgen ex- N-Out prides themselves in doing things the Watkins loves Waco and feels a great connection what their website calls "recipes for life." pressway, opened this summer with a menu full "old-fashioned way," according to their website. to it. According to the site, Zoe's Kitchen embrac- of pizza, burgers, sandwiches, beer and more. They only serve burgers, fries and drinks, so, "I was blown away by how fast Waco is grow- es southern hospitality and the Mediterranean According to the sports bar's website, they have according to their website, their patties mean ing culturally. It just has a lot of really great stuff way of life. Each individual restaurant is unique, 60 HDTVs visible from every seat. Photos of everything to them. However, their menu does going on," Childress said. so the menus vary based on zip code. Howev- the establishment feature football games on big feature a grilled cheese and an "animal style" op- Their store will be located where the old er, they always have vegan, vegetarian and glu- screens and neon lights surrounding the bar. tion made for vegetarian customers. According Clarion hotel once stood. Childress said they ten-free options. Monday, August 24, 2015 The Baylor Lariat Arts C3 WHERE IN THE WACKWACK IS THAT?

CITY QUIRKS: Legend states that Cameron Park’s Lovers Leap In 1899 a blizzard rolled through Waco, low- Dr Pepper was not the only soda invented in Waco. In (from Waco’s got its name from a pair of American Indian lovers ering temperatures to negative 10 degrees. 1937 Grover C. Thomsen and R.H. Roark created the who jumped into the Brazos from the titular cli . Wacoans enjoyed the unusual weather by ice “Sun Tang Red Cream Soda,” later known as Big Red. history) skating on the frozen Brazos River.

Waco, TX Home to Dr Pepper, The Gut Pak and more than 3,300 new Baylor Bears.

Richard Hirst | Photo Editor Going Off Campus > > With new students having nally moved to Baylor, there are While campus holds a solace and comfort for those just mov- plenty of “ rsts” to cross o the freshman bucket list. ing here, I guarantee exploring this city won’t disappoint. ere We’ve compiled comprehensive lists of attractions to see and are plenty of sights to see and people to meet. All it takes is some restaurants to try on surrounding pages to help with the e ort. time o campus to know how sweet Waco is beyond the Baylor e reality of new establishments coming to Waco in recent perimeter. Find out for yourself. months has also been taken into consideration. — Rebecca Flannery, A&L Editor KEY 8. BSR Cable Park 16. Taqueria Zacatecas

5347 Old Mexia Road 2311 La Salle Ave. Attractions: bsrcablepark.com 254-753-1665 254-227-6388 1. Cameron Park Zoo 17. Katie’s Frozen 9. Waco Civic Custard 1701 N 4th St. cameronparkzoo.com Theatre 602 S Valley Mills Drive 254-750-8400 Facebook: Katie’s Frozen Custard 1517 Lake Air Drive 254-754-5899 wacocivictheatre.org 2. Lunar Mini Golf 254-776-1591 18. Sascee’s 6001 W Waco Drive #314 glowminigolf.com 10. Skate World 416 Franklin Ave. sascees.com 401 Towne Oaks Drive 254-339-1455 HOT DANG Hot wings from Sascee’s will rival the spice of skateworldwaco.com any pepper, as told by the ﬁ rst-hand knowledge of one photo 3. Downtown 254-772-0042 Farmers Market editor. The down-home cookin’ and southern kitchen feel 19. Bubba’s 33 welcomes all to the tasty menu Mama would be proud of. 400 S University Parks Drive wacodowntownfarmersmarket.com 2601 S. Jack Kultgen Expswy. Restaurants: bubbas33.com 254-759-8001 (Read more on page C4) 4. Waco Mammoth Site 11. Clay Pot Coming Soon: 6220 Steinbeck Bend Drive Clay Pot, 920 Jack Kultgen Freeway waco-texas.com (Read more on page C2) claypotwaco.com 254-750-7946 254-756-2721 20. Freddy’s Opening early October 5. Urban Air 12. Baris Trampoline Park 21. In ’N’ Out 904 N Valley Mills Opening by end of year (Opening early Fall) bariswaco.yolasite.com 5701 W Waco Drive 254-772-2900 urbanairtrampolinepark.com 800-960-4778 22. Steel City Pops 13. George’s Opening end of 2015 or beginning of 2016 6. Dr Pepper Museum 1925 Speight Ave. georgesrestaurant.com 300 S 5th St. 254-753-1421 23. Twisted Root drpeppermuseum.com 254-757-1025 Burger Co. 14. Sergio’s Location slotted across campus 7. Waco 508 Austin Ave. Facebook: Sergio’s Food Truck Hippodrome 254-714-1297 24. Zoe’s Kitchen Richard Hirst | Photo Editor Location slotted Theatre ICE ICE, BABY Vanilla custard with cherry and hot fudge 15. Dichotomy from Katie’s Frozen Custard. While custard may be its claim 724 Austin Ave. 25. Fuego to fame, the gas station-turned-diner serves hot dogs, burg- wacohippodrometheatre.com ers and fries for those looking for something savory. 508 Austin Ave. Opening late fall 254-296-9000 dichotomycs.com Monday, August 24, 2015 The Baylor Lariat C4 Arts Where to go when you are craving...

Richard Hirst | Photo Editor

GOOD EATS From left: Italian plates prepared for Baris customers, Sascee’s chicken fried steak, ice cream and a cheese- burger from Katie’s Custard.

RAE JEFFERSON noodle and rice dishes. The restaurant has dif- SOUL FOOD: Mexican street fare in the city. Guests can enjoy Desk Editor ferent pricing for the lunch and dinner menus, SASCEE'S breakfast or lunch-style burritos and tacos on so check online for this information. the streets of downtown Waco. 416 Franklin Ave. At some point in time, we have all been "The 11 a.m. – 9 p.m., Wednesday to Friday Pregnant Woman." The tendency to occasional- ITALIAN: 11 a.m. – 2 a.m., Saturday FROZEN DESSERT: ly crave specific types of food is common to the BARIS 1 p.m. – 6 p.m., Sunday KATIE'S FROZEN CUSTARD human experience. Fortunately, the food scene 904 N Valley Mills 602 S Valley Mills Drive in Waco is as diverse as the cravings its inhab- 11 a.m. – 10 p.m., Tuesday to Sunday Sascee's speaks to the southern tradition of 11 a.m. – 11 p.m., Monday to itants might have. Here's what to eat when you soul food with dishes like smothered chicken, Thursday get a hankering to grub. Baris is a staple to the Waco community. The collard greens and cornbread. If you grew up on 11 a.m. – midnight, Friday and Saturday Italian cuisine offered by the family-run restau- food like this, you won't be disappointed. If you Noon – 11 p.m., Sunday VIETNAMESE: rant is affordable, and therefore popular with didn't grow up on food like this, you won't be CLAY POT Baylor students. From pizzas to pastas, Baris disappointed. In a town abounding with frozen yogurt chains, Katie's offers the local charm of a gas- 920 Jack Kultgen Freeway offers from-scratch dishes that cover the full station-turned-custard-stand. The frozen treat 11 a.m. – 10 p.m, Tuesday to Sunday scope of Italian grub. HOMESTYLE: GEORGE'S RESTAURANT is freshly prepared every hour and is used des- serts like gourmet banana splits and sundaes. The only restaurant serving Vietnamese cui- 1925 Speight Ave. Katie's also offers dinner foods like hamburgers sine in Waco, Clay Pot has developed a follow- BURGERS: 6:30 a.m. – midnight, Monday to Saturday and hot dogs. ing of foodies who love pho and the signature DUBL-R OLD FASHIONED HAM- For more than 75 years, George's has served clay pot dishes which include rice, steamed veg- BURGERS southern meals to Wacoans and visitors alike. If etables and stir fried meat or tofu. Guests have you want something fried, George's will surely COFFEE: 1810 Herring Ave. the option to dine at tables or barefoot, atop pil- deliver. Best of all, it offers a $5.99 lunch special DICHOTOMY 10 a.m. – 6:30 p.m., Monday to lows. Delivery available. every day. COFFEE & SPIRITS Friday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., Saturday 508 Austin Ave. THAI: BURRITOS/TACOS: 6 a.m – midnight, Sunday to Thursday BANGKOK ROYAL It may not look like much from the outside, SERGIO'S FOOD TRUCK 6 a.m – 2 a.m., Friday and Saturday 215 S University Parks Drive but rest assured, Dubl-R offers some of the best in front of Dichotomy (508 Austin Ave.) 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.; 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.; Monday to burgers in Waco. The restaurant offers take-out Lunch hours (no times posted) Dichotomy is an upscale coffee shop in Friday and call-in options to suit foodies with tight downtown Waco that offers traditional espresso Noon – 3 p.m.; 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.; Saturday schedules, so give 'em a call. In the past few years, Waco has experienced coffee drinks, as well as spirits. The shop even a food truck boom. Mexican cuisine was not left serves a drink called the "1885," which pairs Also the only restaurant of its kind in Waco, out, with the mobile version of local restaurant espresso shots with the Waco-appropriate Dr Bangkok offers a wide variety of Thai curry, Sergio's selling some of the best and cheapest Pepper. Monday, August 24, 2015 The Baylor Lariat Arts C5 Jon Foreman to play at Common Grounds

RAE JEFFERSON just as musicians, but also as I’m hoping we can talk him singing the same songs, that’s Copy Desk Chief people. We love making music into coming out with us or what I love about music. I together and that is still intact. something. We’re on tour grew up listening to punk rock e only di erence is, for me, right now with Needtobreathe, bands where you were playing there are things within that Colony House and Drew for 50 people and they were all context that I couldn’t say in Holcomb with Switchfoot. It’s in bands. Most of the people Q a solo project, and vice versa. been just an amazing run of in the crowd were opening Fiction Family, the solo thing, shows to have together. acts, and the music was an Switchfoot – they’re all just expression, not a hierarchy. For almostA two decades, various ways of expression. Speaking of shows, Whether I’m playing an singer and songwriter Jon Fortunately, there’s no con ict during Switchfoot’s a er-show for free across between any of them. the street from the venue, a Foreman has made music his concert at Baylor last fall, life. e talented musician has co ee shop or the bar next For the time being, you you seemed to be really door, those are all attempts to found time to front alternative invested in the crowd as rock band Switchfoot while are touring solo and billed express with music and with you performed. Do you producing music in solo alongside artists like action that the human soul is projects on the side. Jillian Edwards, who will feel like fans are important a huge part of what I do and why I do it. It kind of levels Foreman will perform be at Common Grounds to live performances? songs from his newest project, the playing eld and says we’re with you. Have you ever I don’t see any delineation all in it together. ese are my “ e Wonderlands,” at 8:45 worked with her before? p.m. ursday at Common between the stage and the songs, but I’m interested in Grounds. “ e Wonderlands” crowd. I feel like the idea hearing everyone. is is the rst time. I know is a collection of 24 songs that we’re all in this together, her husband, Will Chapman. divided among four EPs, “Sunlight,” “Shadows,” “Darkness” and “Dawn.” Foreman spoke with the Lariat about his love for Courtesy photo music, his fans and Common Grounds co ee. e show will also feature musician Jillian re pit. We have a day o , so What themes do you Edwards. I’m going to go up there and deal with in your EP series, just [play] acoustic by the re. “ e Wonderlands”? I’m really excited to reconnect is won’t be your rst with my friend and spend the time in town. Are you e moment you start night in his yurt or airstream. talking about doubts, I think excited to be coming back I don’t quite know what to Waco? faith is the ip side of that a yurt is. I’m saying it like I coin. A lot of songs on “ e know what it means, but really Wonderlands” are wrestling Oh, man. I remember it could be anything. I think I with light and darkness. I the rst time we ever played know what it means. thought a day was a perfect Waco. It was a while ago. We’ve analogy for that. ere are 24 probably been there at least How are things di erent songs for 24 hours. ere are ve times. Common Grounds when you’re performing various shades of sunlight and is a really, really special place. solo as compared to when shadow. “ e Wonderlands” I get to play shows all over is an attempt to tap into those the world, and I love those you’re working with your doubts and questions. little hole-in-the-wall places band? that have great co ee and great people. at’s a very special With Switchfoot, you’ve Will you be doing thing that you guys have there. got a drum set and electric more solo projects in the guitars – it’s a little more future, or can fans expect What is your favorite of a celebration. It’s like a to see more things from megaphone. at’s what rock venue to play in Texas? Switchfoot? feels like to me. Whereas I’m looking forward to, of with the solo stu , it’s exactly course, playing the co ee shop. I’ve had the incredible gi what we were talking about, I’ve got a friend who lives just of playing music with some of kind of a camp reside chat – outside of Austin and he has the best people on the planet. I questions, doubts, confessions. a yurt and an airstream and a have such respect for them, not Monday, August 24, 2015 The Baylor Lariat C6 Arts

Cuando En Éspana ...that was the motto of the Baylor in Spain Study Abroad. Students learned a language, made friends and viewed some of the most iconic settings in the country such as Teatro Real, (top left) the Granda Gardens, (bottom left) “Puppy” at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, (top right) Madrid City Hall (bottom right) and much more See our slide show at BaylorLariat. com for more photos. PHOTOS BY RICHARD HIRST | PHOTO EDITOR Monday, August 24, 2015 The Baylor Lariat C6 Arts

THEATER from Page C1

Concilio would soon be able owner. Olsen evidently cannot press their hopes that it will to begin restoration, the media sell the theater to an investor one day be restored. made little mention again of like Concilio because it is held Barbara Bridgewater, pres- his project. under another name than his ident of the Sanger Heights “We have deliberately tried own. Neighborhood Association, to keep somewhat of a low Holze said if renovated, the said she would like to see the pro le over the years as we theater would be preserved as theater turned back into a have dug through the legal is- a piece of Waco history and gathering place for Waco res- sues that have been tied to the agwain become central to the idents. 25th for the last 22-plus years,” city’s culture. Like Concilio, she said Concilio said. Holze recalls visiting the members of the neighborhood Bill Foster, former owner of movie theater as a child. From where the theater is located the block adjacent to the the- 1945 to 1982, he said Disney have been prevented from as- ater, commented on these legal movies attracted throngs of sisting in renovations due to issues. He said the theater was young audiences and the pre- the ownership disputes. operated by ABC eaters, miere of the rst Star Wars “We really don’t want the and later the nightclub was movie in 1977 brought a large city to tear it down,” Bridge- owned by Richard Olsen and crowd to the theater. water said. “We would love to his son Richard Kei er. A er As e Lariat reported in have some Spanish-speaking Kei er was killed in Dallas in 2007, the movie theater closed lms, to have local theater and 1993, the ownership of the the- in 1982 and reopened as a we’d love it to be used.” ater passed to his father. nightclub in 1986. High school Despite the di culties sur- “[Olsen] could care less and college students ooded rounding the theater, Concilio about it,” Foster said, “It’s in a club, which played 80s New said he is remaining hopeful. quagmire, I guess.” Wave and punk bands like “It’s been a long passionate Sale of the property by Ol- the Lightning Seeds and X. A journey for our group, and a sen is complicated by the fact Facebook page dedicated to longer journey still awaits us,” that he shares the property the theater features comments Concilio said. with another, now deceased, by former club-goers who ex-

PAISLEY from Page C1 is based on Paisley’s new sin- radio release by September 14, Other locations on Paisley’s gle “County Nation” from his according to the press release. “Country Nation College Tour newest hit album, Moonshine “Getting Brad Paisley to presented by Zaxby’s” include Trey Honeycutt | Photographer in the Truck. e single, a come is cool and it’s free,” said IMG College partners Virginia KEEP ON KEEPING ON Although renovations seem to be at a stand still, Heritage Cream- celebration of the blue-collar Waco junior Daniel Dorminy. Tech, e University of Texas ery Owner Blake Batson said the shop will be ready mid-October. spirit and America’s passion “Talk about a draw to Baylor and e University of Arkan- for sports, is slated for on-air University.” sas. DELAYS from Page C1 supports the mission of Heritage Creamery and brought forth by quality recipes eaten with Heritage Creamery’s permanent location ad- end with the opening of the location adjacent similar local businesses. loved ones. Dustin Patterson traces the “Heri- jacent to Common Grounds will bring the Waco to Common Grounds. If the business succeeds, “I love local businesses,” McGowan said. tage” in Heritage Creamery to owner Blake Bat- community closer to Baylor’s campus. Belleville Patterson and the Batsons say they hope to take “ ey help build our community and our local son’s memories of eating his dad’s chocolate chip senior Caleb Byrd agrees. their ice cream even farther. identity.” cookies with friends. Patterson said that the ice “I think its proximity to Baylor will improve “In the future, we might potentially open up is local identity, according to Heritage cream shop is meant to foster that kind of com- the on-campus experience,” Byrd said. other locations and move into other cities,” Pat- Creamery, is the memory of Texas summers munity in Waco. However, Heritage Creamery’s story will not terson said.

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