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Great Plains Sorghum Conference scheduled Aug. 11-12 in Amarillo
Two days of informative meetings and field tours are planned for the Great Plains Sorghum Conference and Sorghum Improvement Conference of North America, to be held Aug.
Man charged in trailer arson, animal cruelty case
An Amarillo man is in jail today, facing arson and animal-cruelty charges stemming from a May 5 mobile home fire that killed three dogs.
Smoke alarms alert Amarillo family to house fire
Fire officials are crediting working smoke detectors for alerting an Amarillo family to a fire early this morning on Loma Vista Drive.
Amarillo police investigate an accident between an SUV and a sedan Tuesday at Interstate 40 and South Harrison Street.
City planners OK moratorium on permits for new signs
The Amarillo Planning and Zoning Commission today supported a 90-day moratorium that would halt permits for particular types of business signs while a committee contemplates possible changes to the city's sign regulations.
Roaring sea tale takes worst writing honors - AP
A A A' A shambling sentence about sea fellows who bellow took top honors in an annual contest celebrating bad writing.
Stimulus funds for traffic lights approved
City commissioners approved a plan to drastically cut Amarillo's light bill by using $1.7 million in federal stimulus funds to update traffic lights.
Police search for Boulevard gunman
Amarillo police Wednesday were searching for a man accused of shooting at two men on Amarillo Boulevard.
Amarillo Goodwill files for bankruptcy
The Goodwill Store and main office at 704 N. Fairfield St. had donations blowing in the wind Friday after Goodwill Industries of Amarillo filed for bankruptcy .
Paul Matney picked as Amarillo College president
Paul Matney has been named the sole finalist for the A job of president of Amarillo College.A A Matney has been acting A p resident for 13 months, and starting July 15th, the acting part of his title goes away.
Amarillo reacts to Presidents health reform
Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at 7:04 p.m. AMARILLO, TEXAS -- A Pronews Seven wanted to know what people around Amarillo think about President Obama's health care reform plan.So, we hit the streets, here's what some folks had to say.
Paul Matney picked as Amarillo College president : News : KVII
Amarillo's city commission approved the planned development of a sqaure mile section of land that sits between Soncy and Coulter, and runs from Hollywood to Sundown Lane.
Amarillo man wins $1 million with scratch-off
A scratch-off game gave one Amarillo resident more than a little extra jingle in his pocket.
An Amarillo man had a lucky weekend, winning $1 million in a lottery scratch-off game.
Much-mangled: Bexar, Llano, Amarillo, Refugio
Once upon a time, when I was still doing a lot of traveling in this state, I met a woman named Eulogia Espinosa.
Plans for pesky railroad intersections in Amarillo : News : KVII
With the low levels atA LakeA Meredith, City officials searched for water sourcesA nearA existing pipelines and infrastructure.
Amarillo Celebrates Juneteenth
Texas slaves found out they were free about two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.
Man charged in 2008 road-rage case
The 47th District Attorney's Office filed a criminal complaint Wednesday against a man who allegedly rammed his vehicle into another, seriously injuring a female passenger in the other car.
Storms blamed for accidents around Amarillo
Posted on Thursday, June 18, 2009 at 10:01 a.m. W ednesday night's storms in Amarillo are being blamed for several car wrecks around town because of slick roads and poor visibility.