Watauga

[ wo-taw-guh ]

noun

1. a town in N Texas.

Example Sentences

A formative political experience came when Whatley was still a sophomore at Watauga High School.

From Seattle Times

Kyle Douglas McMahan, 41, of Watauga, was taken into custody in Dallas nearly three years after authorities say he joined the pro-Trump mob that attacked the Capitol wearing a red “Make America Great Again” hat with “God” written on it in black marker.

From Seattle Times

Another lawsuit, filed on behalf of the groups Voto Latino, the Watauga County Voting Rights Task Force and Down Home North Carolina, asks the court to halt the provision of the law that invalidates ballots if a single piece of undeliverable mail is returned by the post office on the day before an election.

From Reuters

Stedfast Baptist Church in Watauga reached an agreement with its landlord before an eviction hearing scheduled for Wednesday morning in Tarrant County.

From Seattle Times

The congregation moved to a strip mall in Watauga this year after it was evicted from its home in Hurst in February for violating the terms of its lease, which prohibits violence and threats.

From Seattle Times