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Lubricated storytelling works well for White
The Cincinnati Enquirer It's hard to complain about a job where you can smoke cigars and drink scotch on the clock.
A veteran of both municipal administration and facilities management, Shaver, 51, now oversees the daily operations of the Lavaca County town of fewer than 1,000 residents.
The Canyon News, Canyon, Texas
Pastor engages culture in ministry
Cameron Reeves will serve as pastor of Hillside Christian Church Canyon, which begins services Aug.
Rain turned streets near Ridgecrest Park on Southwest 37th Avenue into a river Wednesday afternoon, allowing best friends Preston Adams, 10, front, and Garrett White, 9, to enjoy summer fun.
Genetic Abnormalities Test Detects Intestinal Cancers
A fluorescent technique to detect chromosomal abnormalities is more sensitive than routine cytology for the detection of suspected gastrointestinal cancer while maintaining a high specificity, according to a study in the June issue of Gastroenterology .
Schools probe grading methods to help pupils
Leeway given to avoid 'F' Chemistry teacher Mrs. Kim Brumley grades a paper in her class room at Amarillo High School Brenda Bernet / Amarillo Globe-News Highland Park High School provides a class in the Odyssey Lab for students to work on studies.
Wesleyan U. suspect allegedly threatened victim
Posted on Thursday, May 07, 2009 at 10:56 a.m. Police on Thursday urged Wesleyan University and local Jewish leaders to be "extra vigilant" after concluding that a man suspected of fatally shooting a Wesleyan student at a bookstore may be targeting the school and Jews.
Downtown parking restrictions may change soon
Posted on Tuesday, May 05, 2009 at 6:34 p.m. City officials are looking at time restrictions and if they are appropriate for business and employees in downtown Amarillo A City officials are looking at a recent survey done on parking spaces, how busy they are and how long people tend to stay parked there, to see if the current time restrictions are ...
Downtown parking restrictions may change soon
Posted on Tuesday, May 05, 2009 at 6:34 p.m. City officials are looking at time restrictions and if they are appropriate for business and employees in downtown Amarillo A City officials are looking at a recent survey done on parking spaces, how busy they are and how long people tend to stay parked there, to see if the current time restrictions are ...
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.
Strong storms knock out power in Borger
Parts of the Texas Panhandle are under a severe thunderstorm warning and more than 1,000 customers have lost power as storms sweep through the region.
Kidnapped sisters from Fritch found safe in Louisiana
A Texas man accused of kidnapping his two young daughters from Amarillo and taking them to Louisiana has been captured.
40 swine flu cases in US; agents checking borders
Last Saturday, Crystal Mattiza of Fritch arranged for Jerry Glenn Bush of Carrollton, Texas, to visit Jodie Lynn Bush and her sister Jenna Marjore Bush in Amarillo.
Last Saturday, Crystal Mattiza of Fritch arranged for Jerry Glenn Bush of Carrollton, Texas, to visit Jodie Lynn Bush and her sister Jenna Marjore Bush in Amarillo.
Police say young girls kidnapped by father
Amarillo police say a Carrollton man is facing kidnapping charges after he failed to return his two young children to their mother.
White's career bleeps right along
April 15, 2009, 6:35 p.m. It's hard to complain about a job where you can smoke cigars and drink scotch on the clock.
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.
District 3-4A baseball games scheduled for Friday were postponed to today. The upstart Palo Duro Dons and their 2-0 district record will host Caprock at 4:30 p.m. The Dons started district with wins against Pampa and Dumas.
Weather prompts schedule changes
Friday's snowstorm wreaked havoc on the area sports scene, forcing postponements and cancellations of events in baseball, softball, track and football.
Getting stuck in river bed while covering fire The Fritch Fire Department's motto is "Neighbors helping neighbors" and for two overzealous journalists that was never more applicable during a recent fire.
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