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Police Briefs: 18-year-old crash victim identified by police
The Texas Department of Public Safety on Wednesday identified the 18-year-old man killed in a traffic accident the day before.
Group holding 'tea party' protest at fairgrounds
An Amarillo group is hosting an Independence Day tax protest from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Rex Baxter Building at the Tri-State Fairgrounds, 3301 S.E. 10th Ave., Gate No.
Amarillo police investigate an accident between an SUV and a sedan Tuesday at Interstate 40 and South Harrison Street.
Borger: Jenny Sanford becomes the new paradigm
After years of watching those wives stand by their men, there was something refreshing -- and real -- about Jenny Sanford's decision to be far, far away from the governor's apology tour.
Despite storms, area rainfall below average
Amarillo's downtown skyline appears to be engulfed in storm clouds as a northern front rolls across the Texas Panhandle on Friday.
We are working hard to answer all of your questions from our Town Hall meeting in Borger.
The National Weather Service in Amarillo has issued several severe thunderstorm warnings extending into early evening tonight.
The School Sisters of Saint Francis now have a new chapel, and after 9 months of work, they're celebrating.
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Hutchinson County considers ban
Sunday, June 07, 2009 at 4:21 p.m. BORGER TEXAS -- The following information is from the Borger News Herald and was writtenA by Brooke Huff As the fourth of July approaches, people are sure to be making their plans for shooting off fireworks to celebrate the holiday.
Lake Meredith is a quick and close vacation spot here on the High Plains. But it's only been here for a little over 40 years.
Smoldering coals in trash cause of Borger house fire
Fire damaged a brick home in Borger on Sunday night, the result of smoldering coals left in the kitchen trash.
The Canyon News, Canyon, Texas
Area women fly past the odds to serve in WWII
Since the first Memorial Day following the Civil War, Memorial Day has gradually changed from a solemn day recognizing the sacrifice of those who have given their lives to defend our country into a holiday marking the beginning of summer.
Amarillo High places three in state meet
Amarillo High discus thrower Heath Skelton had high expectations, and he delivered Saturday on the final day of the Region I-5A Track and Field Meet at the Robert Fuller Track Complex.
Most Texas Panhandle General Motors dealerships appear to have survived cuts announced Friday, though a Clarendon dealership closed before the ax could fall.
'Images of Waco': Author helps take book about Waco to national audience
Fans of Waco history are already familiar with the names of some of its most faithful chroniclers: Roger N. Conger, Dayton Kelley, Patricia Ward Wallace, James Jasek and Agnes Barnes, to name a few.
Engagement, wedding and birthday
Exchanging vows... Tina Ranette Smith and Tyrel Travis Cason, both of Magdalenda, will exchange vows at 7 p.m. on June 6 in Tucumcari.
The Canyon News, Canyon, Texas
Police chief ready for retirement
Bobby Griffin will retire May 31, after 24 years as Canyon's police chief. The average tenure for a police chief is about three to five years.
Flu scare not slowing down tourism
Though local officials were urging people to avoid 'public gatherings', many still anticipated a heavy flow of tourists this weekend.
Pronews 7 has learned that 1,512 people are without power in Borger, according to Xcel officials.
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