Monday Jun 22 | Houston Press
Aftermath: The Krayolas at Cactus Music
The coolest band in Houston this weekend couldn't find a club or venue to play. Not at night, anyway - San Antonio's the Krayolas did manage to play Dan Electro's during Saturday afternoon's live broadcast of KPFT's Joe's Roadhouse , and Cactus Music an hour or two thereafter.
AC looks to add solar energy program
Amarillo College is seeking nearly $900,000 from the National Science Foundation to add solar energy education as a program at its Amarillo and Dumas campuses.
Sixteen million dollars, that's how much it will cost to build a new overpass in Dumas.
Over 100 cars were in attendance at Sunset Lake, 80 of which were entered in the car show.
Penny-sized hail pelts Texas Panhandle
Another round of storms hit portions of the Texas Panhandle on Thursday but there were no major reports of damage from tornadoes that touched down briefly around Amarillo and Dalhart and the penny-sized hail that pelted the region.
The future of the Amarillo College Moore County Campus is blowing in the wind, literally.
Death in Amarillo exposes debt-ridden housing empire
As founder and president of the Amarillo-based American Housing Foundation, Steve Sterquell presented the picture of success.
On the same day creditors filed to force Amarillo-based American Housing Foundation into bankruptcy, state Rep.
Lawrence A. Reynolds, a 37-year newspaper veteran, has been named as Publisher of The Mexia News.
DOD Officially Releases Houseal's Name
The U.S. Defense Department's officially released the names of the five Army Soldiers killed at a Combat Stress Clinic in Iraq.
Jim Russell's radio career spans 35 years
Veteran radio personality a oeBiga Jim Russell broadcasts from 94.9 FM Outlaw with Cumulus Broadcasting.
Panthers Make Footprints in New Baghdad
BAGHDAD a ' As the Soldiers of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team "Panthers," 82nd Airborne Division, walk the streets of New Baghdad, a neighborhood in eastern Baghdad, children run from their houses to shake hands with the Soldiers and ask questions about the United States.
Kathleen McCulloch and Trace Davenport were married April 11 at First Presbyterian Church.
First person: Art gallery, frame shop owner retiring
Linda Woodall, 62, was the fourth woman to own the Frame and Art Gallery. She owned the store for 12 years, longer than anyone else.
Dumas I.S.D looking to spend millions
There haven't been any cases of the swine flu inA Amarillo, according to local health officials, but on Monday, city officials gathered to talk about how the virtus is spread and what symptoms to watch out for.
Dozens of dead animals dumped by county road
Moore County officials are searching for people responsible for dumping dead animals along a county road.
Eye on Austin: Legislature job is anything but part-time work
Shortly after state Sen. Kel Seliger was appointed to the Senate Finance Committee, the Amarillo Republican joked that he didn't know what he was getting into.
Input sought on future of area national parks
The National Park Service is asking what the public wants the two national parks in the Panhandle to look like in 20 years.
The blizzard that rolled through the Texas Panhandle last week caused many schools in the area to close.