Canyon News

Copying from other artists is as old as the Seven Hills of Rome when sculptors of the ancient empire borrowed from the Greeks.

CEV Multimedia, WesTex Document and X8 Environmental were honored as Blue Ribbon Winners for innovative business practices and service to the community at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's annual Small Business Summit in Washington, D.C., which took place Monday through Wednesday.

Last weekend, for the first time in 46 years, the family of Army Capt. Jimmy Brasher of Canyon began to close a lingering chapter in their lives.

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Let the fireworks begin! And they shall, as we all in the city of Canyon celebrate with a bang.

A two-car accident at approximately 8:15 a.m. Wednesday, sent a 41-year-old Hispanic woman to Northwest Hospital in critical condition and the 58-year-old Hispanic man in the Nissan Quest with her, to the hospital for examination.

It started off as the usual kindergarten graduation at Crestview Elementary School on Friday morning.

For many of the hundreds of mourners who bid farewell this week to Monsignor Joseph Tash, the sense of loss was deeply personal.

Glenn and Diann Rose of Canyon announce the engagement of their daughter, Savannah Lynn Rose of Dallas, to Travis Edward Franklin of Dallas, son of Darrell and Jennifer Franklin of Canyon.

James and Elizabeth Sterling of Bryan celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct.

Blair won the Academy of Country Music's 'On-Air Personality of the Year' Award in the national category in 2004, 2006 and 2010.

Michael Barnes is the Austin American-Statesman's social columnist. He lives in South Austin with his partner, Kip, two dogs and two cats.

It took a couple of hours of grooming before the infield was declared fit, but the Grande Prairie Stompede did officially get underway Wednesday morning with the rodeo slack, featuring tie-down roping, barrel racing and steer wrestling.

Friday morning, law enforcement and first responders from at least 13 different agencies cooperated in a training simulation on the West Texas A&M University campus to prepare for a "worst case scenario" of a "shooter" on campus.

Suspended in air with a strap made of seat belt material, the hanging pickup is a reminder that buckling up is important.

Let the fireworks begin! And they shall, as we all in the city of Canyon celebrate with a bang.

After a mild winter in the Texas Panhandle, some are worried about the summer heat that's already creeping in.

A year ago, Canyon resident Aurora Thurber, 38-years-old at the time, was experiencing pain in her breast and arm, and after visiting Texas Oncology for a series of tests, was diagnosed with Stage 1 breast cancer.

Suspended in air with a strap made of seat belt material, the hanging pickup is a reminder that buckling up is important.

Read more: Local , News , Wt , Shawn Burns , West Texas A&M University , Wtamu , Canyon , Canyon Texas , Wtamu Campus Drill , WTAMU Police Chief , Texas Highway Patrolman Jered Snelgrooes CANYON, TEXAS -- A potentially deadly scene in Canyon at the West Texas A&M University A campus as dozens of law enforcement officials swarm a building with a ... (more)