Faith Waverly is a local historian and civic educator based in Wichita Falls, Texas, specializing in regional geography, community heritage, and public engagement. With a degree in cultural studies and over 15 years of experience in Texas-focused public programming, she has led countless walking tours, school visits, and civic workshops on the history and myths surrounding Wichita Falls — including its famously misunderstood waterfall. Waverly is the founder of the Wichita Falls Heritage Trail Project, an initiative aimed at improving local historical signage and community storytelling. She has contributed research and commentary to regional publications and collaborated with tourism boards to promote informed, respectful travel. Known for her clear communication, deep community roots, and engaging public talks, Faith brings both expertise and authenticity to the ongoing conversation about identity, place-naming, and local pride in North Texas.