The Rotary Club of Wichita Falls North would like to welcome you to visit our website. Here you will read about how we volunteer to serve, our membership, our community projects, our youth services and our international projects.
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Welcome to our Club!
Wichita Falls North

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Fridays at 7:00 AM
Hampton Inn
4217 Kemp Blvd
Wichita Falls, TX 76308
United States of America
Our meetings are in person. Contact Troy Secord to arrange a livestream connection if you are unable to attend in person.
Rotary News from Wichita Falls and Around the World
The guest speakers at the Wichita Falls North Rotary Club on February 7th were George Getschow and Kathy Floyd of the Larry McMurtry Literary Center in Archer City
 
 
 
Wichita Falls North Rotary Club was happy to present them with a check for $1500.00 to aid them with getting started. The Larry McMurtry Literary Center is an exciting non-profit organization dedicated in honor of world-renowned author Larry McMurtry who wrote such popular novels as Lonesome Dove. The vision of the center is to be a premier institution dedicated to preserving and promoting the legacy of Larry McMurtry, one of America's most celebrated authors. We are proud to sponsor their March 7th and March 8th pre-opening of the center.
 
For the story on the opening event visit Archer County News article.
Also, visit the story in the Times Record News.
For more information on the  Larry McMurtry Literary Center visit their website.
Great Speakers - guests are always welcome, both in person or virtually
Empowering those with Disabilities
Empowering those with Disabilities
Jul 11, 2025
Board Meeting
Jul 18, 2025
River Bend Tour
Jul 25, 2025
Update on Midwestern State University
Aug 01, 2025
Unite for Good
Aug 08, 2025
Board Meeting
Aug 15, 2025
Program Speaker Coordinator
Aug 22, 2025
WFISD CEC
Aug 29, 2025
Upcoming Events
Wichita Falls North Rotary Stories 
 
Serving Our Community
 
This past weekend, members of the Rotary Club of Wichita Falls North had the privilege of serving lunch at Faith Mission. It was a meaningful opportunity to give back and connect with those in need in our community.
 
Service above self – thank you to all who volunteered and helped make a difference!
 
Flanked here by Club President Matt Milhollen and club Foundation Chair PDG Tom Sherrif is Randy Fields.
 
 
Randy was presented with the prestigious Paul Harris Fellow recognition by the Rotary Foundation.  

The Paul Harris Fellow recognition acknowledges individuals who contribute, or who have contributions made in their name, of $1,000 to The Rotary Foundation.

 
 
 
 Bill Smith, a pilot and retired flight crash investigator, spoke at our May 10th meeting about the Buddy Holly plane crash.
 
 
 
 
Member Clint Wood Introduced Bill Smith as our weekly program. As a pilot and a retired flight crash investigator, he was able to inform us about the famous Buddy Holly plane crash on February 3, 1959, a sad day for many of us in the Wichita Falls area.
 
Don McClean’s 1971 song “American Pie” was about the Buddy Holly plane crash, which also took the lives of The Big Bopper, who sang Chantilly Lace” and Ritchie Valens, who sang “La Bamba.” The crash investigation showed the accident was due to an inexperienced pilot! Sadly, Buddy’s mother and pregnant wife saw the news story on TV before they were notified! A very sad loss of great musical talent! Many thanks to Bill for his presentation!
 
 
 
L to R: Ariel Aviti, Rtn. Gonzalo Robles (WFSWRC) and Aniyah Bascombe. Ariel and Aniyah will represent Wichita Falls area high schools in regional competition.
 
 
Three Rotary Clubs of Wichita Falls RC, Wichita Falls North RC, and Wichita Falls Southwest RC hosted a 4-Way Test Speech Contest. Two contestants were selected to represent the Wichita Falls area. Ariel Avitia and Aniyah Bascombe. Both will compete at the regional District 5790 speech contest. Ariel is from Legacy High School, and Aniyah is from Memorial High School.
The guest speakers at the Wichita Falls North Rotary Club on February 7th were George Getschow and Kathy Floyd of the Larry McMurtry Literary Center in Archer City
 
 
 
Wichita Falls North Rotary Club was happy to present them with a check for $1500.00 to aid them with getting started. The Larry McMurtry Literary Center is an exciting non-profit organization dedicated in honor of world-renowned author Larry McMurtry who wrote such popular novels as Lonesome Dove. The vision of the center is to be a premier institution dedicated to preserving and promoting the legacy of Larry McMurtry, one of America's most celebrated authors. We are proud to sponsor their March 7th and March 8th pre-opening of the center.
 
For the story on the opening event visit Archer County News article.
Also, visit the story in the Times Record News.
For more information on the  Larry McMurtry Literary Center visit their website.
 
 
Noble Prize-winning author George Gestschow speaks about fellow Noble Prize winner Larry McMurty at the Jan 3rd Meeting.
 
 
 
Larry McMurty, the beloved author of Lonesome Dove and neighbor from nearby Anchor City, Texas passed away Sep 12, 2023. Friend and fellow author Georg Getschow has since embarked on establishing the Larry McMurty Memorial Library. The library held it's Grand Opening recently. Mr. Getschow provided an exciting overview of what members can find when they visit.
Buddy Bench Project
A Story in the Channel 6 News about the Buddy Bench
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Club Executives & Directors
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Treasurer
Membership
Public Image
Rotary Foundation
Immediate Past President
Club Service
Community Service
International Service
Youth Service
Executive Secretary / Director
Sergeant-at-Arms
Rotary International in the news
A chat with 2025-26 Rotary International President Francesco Arezzo

RI's new president talks about his top Rotary moments, his goals as president, and his love of olive oil and opera

Lesson plan given a global reach

Rotary clubs in Ontario’s District 7070 ensure Durham College’s virtual classroom has a global reach

For the love of nature

Camp Kawartha in Ontario is turning out a new generation of environmental stewards

Our Service Projects
Members built bunk beds for Rainbow House
Members bagging supplies for Interfaith Ministries
Members serving for CPS Hot Dog Feed
The Mission of the Rotary Club of Wichita Falls North
To address and meet the needs of our local community and internationally.  Our members build lasting friendships and memories.  We like to have FUN!”
 
Rotary is the world's oldest service club organization and our club (one of over 32,000 clubs worldwide) and its members are committed to service in the communities within Wichita Falls County and internationally through various programs including those supporting our vocations and our youth. Rotary is a global network of 1.4 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.