Amarillo, TX News

• Amarillo, TX News
• Potter traffic stop nets drug charge BY AZIZA MUSA
• Poll: Craddick, Parker lead Railroad Commission races
• Grateful Amarilloans remember fallen troops
• Medical Center president to retire
• Amarillo police investigate aggravated assault
• Calendar for Tuesday, May 29, 2012
• Today in History Tuesday, May 29
• Despite downgrade, Beryl still soaks Memorial Day
• Hamilton out of Rangers lineup while 'feeling off'
• Deadline set in Dallam County water fight
• Poll: Texans like legislative branch of government least
• Amarillo Parks and Recreation Department's master plan up for public discussion
• Placing veteran flags 'an honor'
• DPS: Roswell man dies in rollover
• Justices' summer plans point to late June finish
• Today in History for May 28
• Calendar for Monday, May 28, 2012
• Races hurt GOP unity
• Amarillo girl to compete in national spelling bee
• A look inside superintendents' pay, costs
• Amarillo woman dies in Highway 136 crash
• Bronc riders vie for cash
• Beilue: Vietman veteran's family begins to heal decades after he was reported dead
• Academic Spotlight: Cole Booze
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• Calendar for Sunday, May 27, 2012
• Oil & Gas Report
• Farm briefs
• Bankruptcies
• Welch: Butterfly habitat debuts
• 7-year-old struck by drunk driver
• Randall, Canyon high school seniors graduate
• Calendar for Saturday, May 26, 2012
• Hundreds pay respects to Monsignor Joseph Tash
• Turnout low for primary early voting
• Fatal fire investigation: Children left alone for hours
• Soldier returns for daughter's kindergarten graduation
• Baxter Black: Women assist on therapy rides
• Accident on I-40 at Washington St. exit
• Possible traffic congestion and delays on 34th Avenue
• National Geographic Asia map makes stop at Bushland ISD
• Pantex union approves new contract
• Paramount Baptist Church to vote on Arbor Christian Academy's space arrangement
• Fatal fire investigation: Toddler's parents shared custody
• Amarillo College, developer consider skilled trades expansion for East Campus
• Utility assistance freeze: As temperatures climb, so do aid recipients' fears
• As 'pink slime' plant closes, workers mull their options
• Today in History for Friday, May 25
• Calendar for Friday, May 25, 2012
• Wildfire destroys 12 houses in southwestern N.M.
• Jury sentences man to 50 years for sexual assault
• Police: Robbery suspect arrested, charged
• Texan gets prison for al-Qaida links
• Authorities: Illegal burn sparked rural Nev. wildfire
• Arbor Christian Academy, Paramount Baptist Church officials meet
• Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad announces $199M project plan
• Railroad Commission race: Craddick relies on her father's reputation, Chisum says
• Calendar
• Today in History Thursday, May 24
• Police: Woman charged in arcade robbery
• Groups seek air conditioners, fans for families at-risk in summer heat
• City of Amarillo asks again to be dismissed from police officer shooting suit
• Dumas man sentenced to 40 years in drug case
• Report: District 68 hopefuls struggle with fundraising
• Baby dies in Amarillo fire
• Officials mull bill credit for collecting rain
• Thornberry: End ban on domestic propaganda
• Amarillo's tent city dwellers staying put ... for now
• Today in History for Wednesday, May 23, 2012
• Calendar for Wednesday, May 23, 2012
• AISD honors recipients of Superintendent's award
• 3 arrested in connection with Carson truck fire
• AG-N's soldier shout-out: Honoring our troops
• District 88 candidates report big donations
• Borger man pleads guilty to possessing child pornography
• Overnight storms spin tornado near Adrian; no damage reported
• Randall authorities arrest man on murder charge
• Programs supply sustenance for hungry children
• AISD raises lunch prices for 2012-13 school year by 5 cents
• Calendar for Tuesday, May 22, 2012
• Correction
• Today in History for May 22
• Authorities: Woman wrote forged checks
• Tash, beloved St. Thomas pastor, dies
• Paramount Baptist Church may house Arbor Christian Academy
• Monsignor Joseph Tash, longtime Amarillo priest, has died
• Moon eclipses sun, creates ‘ring of fire’
• SPCA's 24th annual Muttfest raises funds for shelter
• Legislation on helium sales extension proposed
• Convert talks on prophecy, Antichrist
• TxDOT eyes rural roads plan
• Benefits seen from Tech adding ASU
• Today in History for Monday, May 2
• Calendar for Monday, May 21, 2012
• Woman in critical condition after ATV accident
• Beilue: Family seeks to make difference after son's suicide
• Event honors living, fallen veterans
• Academic Spotlight: Seth Skarke
• West Texas will see solar eclipse Sunday evening
• Volunteers clean up city graffiti
• Booming business: Jobs increase, towns thrive as result of oil, gas spike
• Gunfire spurs evacuations in Bushland
• Boehner says all options on table in gun-running probe
• Calendar for Sunday, May 20, 2012
• Sustainability, stewardship subjects of land seminar
• Welch: Coffee passion
• Shareholders meeting set for Hastings
• Amarillo Sox baseball returns for second season
• Christmas toy theft nets man 4 years in prison
• Facebook stock debut fails to sizzle
• Teen sentenced in assault case
• Belmar Elementary science teacher wins state honor
• Ethics panel fines local teachers group
• State official visits city to boost voter turnout
• Early voting ballots trickle in
• State official visits city to boost voter turnout
• Black: Pink slime name fuels its undoing
• Exercise at West Texas A&M University tests officers response to mass shooting
• Man threatens his mother with gun, authorities say
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• Calendar for Saturday, May 19, 2012
• Grass fire at 4970 Tradewind
• Police seek robbery suspect
• Fla. man who disrupted flight released with conditions
• Police: Man arrested with Taser probes stuck in back
• Loophole allows sex offender to serve in Skellytown
• Ceremony dedicates 177 miles of I-40 to wounded vets
• Police, residents honor officers killed in line of duty
• Beilue: Ex-Navy officer says ALS can't defeat his faith, won't define his life
• Hillside, 58th overhaul brings detours
• Amarillo Area Center for Advanced Learning certified for engineering program
• AGN Media names VP of audience
• Calendar for Friday, May 18, 2012
• Today In History for Friday, May 18, 2012
• Update: Accident at I-40/I-27 interchange
• Amarillo woman sought in store robbery
• Amarillo Traffic commission urges citywide cellphone ban
• Panhandle Community Services lays off 28 after state funding freeze
• Lease deal follows plan for downtown projects
• EMS personnel train for aircraft accident
• Teen indicted in murder of city business owner
• River Road ISD projects tax rates will remain same
• AQHA: Throw out horse cloning suit
• Calendary for Thursday, May 17, 2012
• Today in history
• Amarillo board approves contract to guide $113M downtown project
• Courthouse completion delayed again
• Parents, staff try to save Arbor
• Frank Phillips gets $142K state grant
• Man, woman charged in apartment burglary
• Police hunt for diamond thief
• Beilue: Amnesia shows brain's fragility
• Calendar for Wednesday, May 16, 2012
• Amarillo Commission accepts $100K for 2 health programs
• Randall County lifts burn ban
• TABC orders week shutdown of Amarillo bar where 5 patrons were shot
• Walk a mile in the shoes of Amarillo's impoverished
• Truck suspended in air to drive home Click It or Ticket message
• Ride of Silence honors fallen riders, urges awareness
• Chocolate chip cookie contest!
• Man suffers broken bones from motorcycle wreck
• Suit: Ex-Perryton student injured while role-playing Jew in Holocaust learning exercise
• Rebates available for storm shelters
• PCS director quits amid spending probe
• Cry for help answered
• AGN's Simpson earns new role with Morris Publishing Group
• United Way begins fan, air conditioner drive
• N.M. woman arrested on pot charge after I-40 stop
• Potter County releases indictments
• Canyon ISD board approves employee pay raises
• Calendar for Tuesday, May 15, 2012
• Today in History for May 15
• Arbor Christian cancels home giveaway
• 9 charged in area drug ring
• Five shot in Amarillo bar, but no life-threatening injuries reported
• House District 68 contest stretches 300 miles
• Experts optimistic about wind energy lines
• Officers increase patrols
• Early voting starts Monday
• Man arrested on burglary, theft charges
• Calendar for Monday, May 14, 2012
• Today in History: Monday, May 14, 2012
• State Board of Education District 15 Republicans
• U.S. Representative
• Potter County Precinct 3 Constable Republicans
• Potter County Precinct 3 County Commission Republicans
• Potter County Precinct 2 County Commission Democrats
• Wellington selects alderman
• Panhandle ISD elects trustees
• Evolution debate on tap
• Hopefuls question Landtroop's credentials
• Large war chests, funny video draw attention to six-person race
• Sunray re-elects incumbents
• 4 actively campaign for Railroad Commission
• Early voting starts Monday
• Beilue: 'Too much dog' reason for SPCA adoption denial
• Biker hospitalized after collision with pickup
• Calendar for Sunday, May 13, 2012
• Farm briefs
• Tax cheats use public list to steal identities of deceased
• Big Texan opens beer garden
• Medical expenses expectedto grow
• Spotted: Amarillo College commencement
• Helicopter crew aids Xcel
• WT to graduate largest class
• Potter County candidate says he's seeking pardons on four felony convictions
• Police: Teen, art gallery employee scuffle
• Bushland ISD trustees appoint new member to fill vacant position
• Friday's rain to clear, might return Sunday
• Black: Vet's husband has tough life
• Cowboy humorist to speak in Amarillo
• Calendar for Saturday, May 12, 2012
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• Should libraries carry this series, even if it's considered racy?
• Updates from the UIL State Track Meet in Austin
• Drip vessel rupture caused explosion at gas plant
• Amarillo College student will be school's first male paralegal graduate
• Official: Tulia track girls not seriously hurt after accident
• Cargill hog farm could create 100 jobs
• Reagan: Help foster children
• TIRZ grants college $50K
• Defense bill includes $8B for Ospreys
• Beilue: Father, daughter to graduate from WT together
• Calendar for Friday, May 11, 2012
• 4 hospitalized after Ochiltree County rollover
• Federal investigation nets Dumas arrests
• Borger man charged after standoff
• Tulia High track girls, coach, sponsor taken to hospital after SUV accident
• Water conservation featured at business event
• Police identify drive-through stabbing victim
• Ochiltree County officials arrest 2 on meth charges
• Calendar for Thursday, May 10, 2012
• Globe-News products rebrand as AGN Media
• Features, view determine value
• Board OKs hiring help for Panhandle Community Services
• CISD announces Griffin, Clark as teachers of year
• Public improvement model nearly ready
• SKY Camp scheduled Saturday
• Officials seek input on city plan for parks
• Authors to attend bookstore opening
• Fund established for Cordova family
• Rural post offices spared, but shorter hours eyed
• Amarillo rapper's viral video declares, 'Gay is OK'
• Texas Railroad Commission: Chisum, Craddick raise most
• AEDC approves $530K grant for Western National Life
• Police: 2 men assault customer at Wendy's
• Extension service sets 2 business courses
• Perry praises Landtroop while reasserting role
• Chamber of Commerce to host trade show, silent auction
• Calendar for Wednesday, May 9, 2012
• Seminar to focus on electrical transmission projects in area
• Texting drivers to face fine in Canyon
• City moves forward on open-container ban
• Man suffers minor injuries after motorcycle accident
• AEDC approves $530K grant for Western National Life
• Man, woman charged with possessing gambling devices
• FBI: Amarillo man kidnapped daughter, left her in Algeria
• Postal workers' food drive returns
• Metals firm backed by millions in planned incentives has closed
• BPI to close 3 plants on May 25, blaming 'pink slime' uproar
• Police: Amarillo man dies after pickup strikes tree
• City-backed metals firm may cease operations
• Canyon officials eye courthouse renovation costs
• Canyon City Commission passes texting ban
• Calendar for Tuesday, May 8, 2012
• Canyon ISD to announce educators of the year
• Seminar to focus on electrical transmission projects in area
• AISD recognizes teachers of year
• Arbor Christian Academy to close
• Canyon trailer burns, no injuries
• Fire at 27371 S. Soncy
• Potter County releases indictments
• City to promote building safety through events in May
• Early morning wreck snarls downtown traffic
• Police: Man critical after hit-and-run
• Landtroop ready for Perry endorsement
• City sprinkles parks with 'wisdom'
• Family mourns fatal wreck victim
• West Texas A&M professors' salaries below US average
• Calendar for Monday, May 7, 2012
• Today in History Monday, May 7
• Life throws curveball: Family contends with son's on-field injury
• Traumatic brain injuries on rise, doctors say
• Police investigate robbery of 7-year-old
• Deaf Smith blaze scorches 640 acres
• Parks and Wildlife plans workshops to help campers
• Man gets military funeral 61 years after death
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• 'A better understanding'
• Woman dies following I-40 crash
• Calendar for Sunday, May 6, 2012
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• Bankruptcies
• Farm Briefs
• Prices thigh-high as consumers seek dark meat
• Splash set to open
• White House: Striking law could halt Medicare payments
• Forecasts say small-cap firms may see gains
• Relay for Life
• Rain chances up as La Nina ends
• Ex-N.Y. Mayor Giuliani to visit city
• AISD board decides on Blue Cross
• Hwy. 287 rollover leaves 2 injured
• Blaze damages north Amarillo house
• Calendar for Saturday, May 5, 2012
• Youth hospitalized following robbery attempts
• Okla. man charged following car chase
• Cinco de Mayo celebration
• Grand jury indicts man on murder charge
• Northwest Texas Healthcare System: Blue Cross Blue Shield owes $3.7M
• West Texas A&M regents to decide on tuition hike Friday
• Dumas police probe 2 shooting incidents
• Woman dies in Pampa blaze
• CSID to hold preregistration for programs
• CISD to hold preregistration for Head Start, prekindergarten, kindergarten
• Rolex mystery proves a real stemwinder
• 'He was legendary'
• Today in History Friday, May 4
• Calendar for Friday, May 4, 2012
• Rollover on southbound US Highway 287
• Amarillo real estate deals rumble market
• AISD to announce teachers of the year
• Woman dies in Pampa blaze, man seriously burned
• 49 residents 'wanted' in Hale Center
• Amarillo angler's fish story biggest of year
• Low-pressure situation: Loss of cabin atmosphere diverts aircraft to Amarillo
• Appeals court hears arguments in Skinner case
• Calendar for Thursday, May 3, 2012
• Amarillo man wins statewide bass contest with huge catch
• Canyon police investigating allegations of ex-school employee misconduct with student
• After firing shot, 2 rob store, police say
• Police: Man nearly 'nails' attempted robber with board
• Downtown Women's Center luncheon raises $100,000
• Police reveal call ‘hot spots’
• Canyon ISD: Worker out after alleged misconduct
• ConocoPhillips worker dies in fall
• Commissioners award contract for drainage work
• Funds suggest hot race
• 2 stand out in Randall finances
• Potter County candidates report less than $10,000
• 3 AHS students win $2,500 National Merit Scholarships
• Beilue: Daughter: 'Slim' lived life by seat of his pants
• Heart Group acquires new digs
• Correction
• Canyon ISD: Temp out after alleged misconduct with student
• Channing native scores Tony nomination in Broadway debut
• Today in History, Wednesday, May 2, 2012
• Calendar for Wednesday, May 2, 2012
• Urban design board OKs plans for downtown Toot'n Totum
• NRA endorses former Amarillo mayor Sen. Kel Seliger for Senator
• Some question candidate's residency
• Explosion rocks natural gas plant near Canadian
• AHS team falls short at National Science Bowl
• Route 66: Highway history
• Man indicted on child sex assault
• Broker: April 'gangbuster' month for housing sales
• DAI meeting rescheduled
• Amarillo police arrest 12 in sweep for compliance
• Calendar for Tuesday, May 1, 2012
• RRISD to provide free summer lunches
• Rollover impeding I-40 traffic
• Federal judge stops Texas law on women's health
• Iconic poker champ 'Amarillo Slim' dies
• Public Utility Commission approves Xcel line
• Permits indicate construction on rebound
• Trew: No end to uses for paper, twine
• Calendar for Monday, April 30, 2012
• 'Amarillo Slim' dies at 83
• Broker: Q1 housing sales best since '08
• AISD panel plans new health care vote after multimillion-dollar math error
• Meeting Bush special for veteran
• Release of IDs raises safety concerns
• Conference steers people in poverty to resources, opportunities
• Academic Spotlight: Madi Walterscheid
• Calendar for Sunday, April 29, 2012
• Oil & Gas Report
• Bankruptcies
• Farm briefs
• Wal-Mart bribery probe follows years of lawsuits
• Beauty in the eye of the scavenger
• US beef industry profits from fast-growing exports
• Grand jury indicts ex-teacher on drug charge
• Steep climbs test Bush, other riders
• Potter County hopeful's felonies could block candidacy
• Authorities: Blaze causes $15K in damage
• Calendar for Saturday, April 28, 2012
• Today in history for April 28, 2012
• World without cows difficult to imagine
• Interfaith Campaign for the Homeless announces 2012 allocations
• Got milk? Downtown exit closed for cleanup of spill
• Amarillo airport wins TSA award
• Day two of Bush Warrior 100k ride concludes
• Authorities investigating fiery fatal crash
• Destroyed helicopter not equipped for hard landing
• Parade of Homes showcases latest trends
• Amarillo Museum of Art News - April 24, 2012
• Police probe robbery
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Beilue: Bush still on a mission
• Former President George W. Bush says ride 'uplifting'
• AARP awards Briscoe County woman for food bank work
• Researcher expects rain
• Enter the Battle of the Bands contest!
• Calendar for Friday, April 27, 2012
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• Fire damages northwest Amarillo home, sends 1 to hospital
• Helicopter lands unexpectedly near airport
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Amarillo
• Bush Warrior 100k is under way
• Authorities: Two Amarillo warrants issued for Leaf
• State, feds promote road safety
• Texas Panhandle sun melts regional temperature records
• Families oppose Sharyland wind lines
• City welcomes veterans
• Texting-while-driving hearing draws detractors
• Interfaith Campaign officials announce record allocation
• Canyon moves ahead with texting proposal
• 'Jersey Shore' cast members coming to Lubbock
• Calendar for Thursday, April 26, 2012
• President W. Bush's Warrior 100k: We've got you covered!
• VIDEO: Amarillo gives warriors a warm welcome
• Tractor-trailer overturns on Lakeside, traffic diverted
• Day care settles paycheck disputes
• Veterans arrive at airport
• Autopsy: Teen drowned in lake
• Commissioners eye no-drinking zones
• 'Old Testament' moth invasion should end in 2 weeks
• Ex-President Clinton to WT crowd: Avoid roadblocks
• Residents find former president's message, background inspirational
• Federal lawyers want to postpone voter ID case
• Beilue: No 'sinking ship'
• BOE candidates discuss new math curriculum
• City officials OK graffiti ordinance
• Calendar for Wednesday, April 25, 2012
• Today in History
• Randall commission refuses to eliminate constable's office
• DNA leads to arrests in Amarillo pizza shop holdup
• Groups to host tax shredding fundraiser
• Second hearing to discuss cellphone use while driving
• Amarillo High teacher re-elected to teacher's association council
• WT hopes to lure more big names after Clinton
• Cousin of Amarillo boy who died on lake: 'I tried to help'
• Cloning horse 'very difficult,' costs $150K
• Health board, hospital reps discuss new partnership
• No Limits program launches neighborhood collaboration
• Calendar for Tuesday, April 24, 2012
• Suit: AQHA ban on cloned horses violates antitrust law
• Family, friends remember Amarillo eighth-grader who died at Greenbelt Lake
• Officials identify boy who died at Greenbelt Lake
• Potter indicts 27
• Records: Ex Amarillo attorney owes $800K in taxes
• Amarillo teen dies at Greenbelt Lake
• SUV rollover kills woman
• Secret Service studies trails
• Pinterest: Dangerous seduction
• Reagan's son to promote Amarillo foster care work
• Presidential ride could enhance Palo Duro Canyon's popularity
• Calendar for Monday, April 23, 2012
• Academic Spotlight: Mikayla Bell and Chloe Marmitt
• Beilue: Agape Center's art exhibit makes a statement
• Locals celebrate art, plant trees, clean parks
• No Limits to include community
• State parks recovering from fires, budget cuts
• A rare week in Amarillo: Two presidents visit in three days
• Ex-River Road baseball coach bonds out of jail
• Downtown collision sends 2 to hospital
• Teen dies in Gray County collision
• Calendar for Sunday, April 22, 2012
• Welch: Western Crossing boasts additions
• Family's chicken coop sparks debate in Ala. city
• Oil & Gas Report
• EarthFest 2012
• Road work set for Hillside, 58th
• Street overlay project starts
• Amarilloans become second families for Bulls players
• ATF agents dig through rubble for clues
• New execution date set for Balentine
• Black: Enjoy some tidbits from here, there
• Ex-coach turns self in on teen sex charges
• Calendar for Saturday, April 21, 2012
• Former President George W. Bush to visit Amarillo next week
• Panhandle Community Services ordered to repay $1M
• Baby sitter sentenced to 12 years in prison for scalding toddler
• Cowboy museum to honor spur maker
• Coach charged in teen sex case
• DPS authorities net nearly $1M in cocaine during traffic stop
• 1 killed, 1 injured in wreck, DPS says
• Amarillo man pleads guilty to heroin trafficking
• Man pleads guilty to infringement after pirated videos seized
• Car hits woman, sends her airborne on impact
• Drug ring member headed to Potter County
• Autopsy: Man died from illness complications
• ATF agents called to investigate Best Sign fire
• Amarillo Area Foundation seeks funding for financial programs
• Toot'n Totum petition heads to subcommittee
• River Road coach charged with 6 counts of sex with students
• Calendar for Friday, April 20, 2012
• Woman sent to hospital after hit by car
• Police: Man found in field died from illness
• Xcel bills to drop in May
• Amarillo radio DJ runs 100 yards in heels (VIDEO)
• Mail carrier sentenced for stealing pain drugs
• Energy Department mulls consolidated security contract
• Residents split at texting ban hearing
• 36 Amarillo ISD schools honored in health challenge
• Nationwide to close Amarillo office
• Cause of Amarillo blaze eludes firefighters
• Study: PCS board members often missed meetings
• Calendar for Thursday, April 19, 2012
• Special Crimes investigating suspicious death
• Amarillo man sentenced 10 years for possession of meth
• Amarillo woman sentenced to prison for filing false tax returns
• JetBlue pilot to rely on insanity defense, court records show
• Rains boost Lake Meredith level by almost 2 feet
• Amarillo sign-processing business goes up in smoke
• Canyon ISD extends superintendent's contract, raises pay
• Athletes will take TAKS tests elsewhere
• National Park Week offers free entry
• Ryan Palmer, Gary Biggers inducted into AHS Hall of Fame
• Lawmakers study larger education board
• City favors graffiti cleanup proposal, 5-0
• Calendar for Wednesday, April 18, 2012.
• Texas Historical Foundation gives $25K to Goodnight home restoration
• BSA named among 100 Top Hospitals
• Investigators seize 'leafy-green substance' from store
• Ex-teacher faces new charge
• Preparation to build convention center hotel begins
• Man arrested on child porn charges
• Public hearings scheduled for proposed texting ban
• Police: Clerk tied up during Amarillo robbery
• Amarillo College nursing program's accreditation a milestone moment
• National Weather Service: Microburst hits Amarillo
• AC nursing program helps support military families
• AISD applies for low attendance waivers for three bad-weather days
• Mechler will wait for GOP chairman bid
• Forecasters say 75 storms struck Great Plains area
• Amarillo's Merrick Pet Care purchases Oregon-based organic pet food company
• 50 Best Buy stores closing nationwide, Amarillo safe
• Randall County files motion to revoke Leaf's probation
• Pipeline delivers water woes
• $113M plan's progress slows
• Agency hopefuls compare resumes
• Dunaway backyard blaze burns shed, sedan
• Woodward tornado kills 5
• Calendar for Monday, April 16, 2012
• 2012 MS Walk
• Driver charged with negligent homicide
• Academic Spotlight: May Barakat
• Richardson: Citizens can change feds
• Pantex, guards to talk contract
• Amarillo police seek bank robber
• Region's drought woes could worsen
• State investigates nonprofit's spending
• Teacher sanctions increase
• Lawmakers consider desalination
• Calendar for Sunday, April 15, 2012
• Bankruptcies
• Oil & Gas Report
• Consumer financial watchdog agency softens fee limit
• GOP, Dems schedule county conventions
• Mont. formally charges Ryan Leaf with 4 felonies
• Bushland teacher charged with giving minors alcohol
• Calendar for Saturday, April 14, 2012
• Black: Large-animal clinics prevent headaches for vets, ranchers
• Four arrested in sex offender sweep
• Suspect arrested in fatal convenience store shooting
• Palo Duro Canyon opens pavilion
• Chamber honors area philanthropists
• Filmmaker focuses on Dust Bowl
• Businessman brings 'No More Excuses' to Amarillo
• 6 firms split $500K in EnterPrize funding
• Perry picks temporary railroad commissioner
• Raffle collects $102K for education
• Gary's Heating and Air Conditioning sweeps awards
• Calendar for Friday, April 13, 2012
• Hay bale blaze still burning, caused $100,000 in damage
• JetBlue pilot indicted in flight incident
• Thunderstorms roll across the plains
• Flooding closes highway as hail hammers Fritch
• Northwest to get custom tricycles
• Attorneys: Dismiss DPS death lawsuit
• Faulty light cuts CV-22 test flight short as Osprey lands in wheat field
• Amarillo man charged with sex trafficking
• Retweet refunds Twitter contest
• Calendar for Thursday, April 12, 2012
• Officials issue weather warnings
• Officials: Flooding reported on U.S. Highway 287 near Moore, Potter boundary
• Osprey makes precautionary landing
• Gruver Elementary nominated as Blue Ribbon School
• Technology enhances windbreak methods
• Drainage fee vote passes
• United Way youth present $61K to community groups
• Woman gets 10 years' probation for bilking $120K
• Beilue: Fans, goat make journey to reverse Cubs' curse
• Happy plans new Lubbock branch
• Red Cross to assist after explosion
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• BSA cancer program gets accreditation
• Police: Amarillo man shoots, wounds intruder
• United Way youth cabinet to announce 2012 allocations
• Police investigate third drive-by in same block
• Police: Boy, man injured in Saturday shooting
• Longserving Pantex firefighter, 78, calls it a career
• House hit twice in drive-by shootings, authorities say
• Calendar for Tuesday, April 10, 2012
• Tornadoes possible in eastern Texas Panhandle tonight
• Police: Amarillo man strikes SWAT robot with hatchet
• Judge: Shahsavari insane at time of emergency landing
• Fire causes $15,000 in damage, no injuries
• Small business seminar to focus on marketing to women
• Police investigating fatal shooting of Amarillo store owner
• Catholic Family Service to aid fewer refugees
• Briscoe hydropower plan moves forward
• New pavilion to be unveiled in Palo Duro Canyon
• Parents join school funding lawsuit against state
• Police: Man critically hurt when car hits him in south Amarillo
• Calendar for Monday, April 9, 2012
• Amarillo celebrates Easter with egg hunts
• Price defends Sunset panel
• Public discord derails 'pink slime' plant
• WT officials confident university aced review
• Beilue: To dream a profound dream
• Academic Spotlight: Mysha Hawkins
• Farwell students win state debate
• Farm briefs
• Calendar for Sunday, April 8, 2012
• Bankruptcies
• Oil & Gas Report
• Welch: Upscale clothing store nears debut
• Texas Tech chess team's move unprecedented
• Fire kills 2 pets in north Amarillo
• Schools report STAAR issues
• Suit charges DPS with wrongful death
• Baxter Black: Confessions accompany shoeing quote
• Storms near Canadian, Miami Friday night
• Health officials to discuss asthma causes, treatment at free seminar
• Red Cross continues aid to DFW area
• Calendar for Saturday, April 7, 2012
• The Masters: Palmer misses the cut
• Police seek men in Amarillo bar robbery
• Judge waives pilot's hearings
• Crews work house fire in north Amarillo
• Officials file to revoke probation of Amarillo business owner
• Amarillo grandmother booked on child custody interference charge
• Police: Hereford woman dies in pickup wreck
• Masters tournament leaves Ryan Palmer, Phil Mickelson in awe
• Nonprofit suffers $5M cut
• Bush praises heart health advances
• Store design, building codes clash
• 'Hambassador' makes stop for Amarillo burgers
• Beilue: Husband provides perfect match for wife's needed kidney transplant
• Potter Co. investigating River Road teacher incident
• Calendar for Friday, April 6, 2012
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• Former Dalhart officer sentenced in Crimestoppers theft
• Downed line in Canyon leaves 1,600 without power
• Randall pegs Canyon alum for hoops coach
• Rough Masters start for Palmer
• Amarillo Red Cross volunteers in Dallas to help tornado victims
• Thornberry, other Texas congressmen endorse Romney
• Masters vet Palmer eyes high 2012 finish
• Taxation district could use funds for new services
• Potter tax office to close for upgrade
• WT: Clinton speech offers free entry
• Man faces charges after break-in, chase
• Police arrest suspect in hit-and-run crash
• Secretary of state launches new voter education effort
• Toot'n Totum wants store for downtown
• US Senate hopeful cites work with state, feds
• TCEQ to consider fine against Cargill
• Calendar for Thursday, April 5, 2012
• Juvenile street race leads to power outage in north Amarillo
• Feds seek mental test for JetBlue pilot
• APD: Man tried to slash officers
• Palmer ready for action
• Some flights from DFW canceled
• RRISD: Employee on leave for possible student relationship
• Joplin, Mo., OKs letter of intent to hire Wallace Bajjali
• Potter ranks well below Randall in health study
• Tornadoes rake Dallas area
• Board opposes feral cats plan, cites health risks
• UT Harrington fellows visit Amarillo
• City commission wants to create drainage utility
• Group: Shooting shows need for new gun law
• Calendar for Wednesday, April 4
• Amarillo EDC staff shelters while tornadoes rip Dallas
• Hit-and-run accident injures one
• Amarillo emergency siren tests halted
• Rival funeral home owner's son indicted on burglary charge
• Police identify Amarillo man who died after driving into tree
• Lecture series brings Bill Clinton and Titanic finder Robert Ballard to WT
• Masters week begins | Palmer looks good after first practice
• Monday arrest adds to Leaf's legal woes
• Judge jails pilot
• Panel examines distracted driving rules
• Thornberry: Lawmakers face tough decisions
• Parties agree to end civil rights suit
• Bad, Bad, Bunny Photo Contest
• Calendar for Tuesday, April 3, 2012
• Amarillo man, 26, jailed on charge of aggravated robbery
• Canyon journalism students win awards
• Canyon ISD Education Foundation receives large donation
• 2 arrested in pot growing operation
• Amarillo teen arrested on burglary, drug possession charges
• Ex-NFL QB, WT coach Ryan Leaf arrested for second time in four days
• JetBlue pilot in jail pending hearing
• Pickup hits man, woman during brawl
• VA center to add solar panels
• Potter officials: Time to finish courthouse work
• JetBlue pilot's wife asks for privacy
• Houston lawmaker wants to amend Castle Doctrine
• Calendar for Monday, April 2, 2012
• Globe-News earns 11 awards
• Pair suspected in area burglaries
• Man drives car into building
• No one injured in large fight
• Woman pinned between Jeep, house
• 'Whole house' standards could hike building costs
• Police: Alleged shoplifter pulls knife at Walmart
• Globe-News grabs Texas APME awards
• Children compete in annual event
• Academic Spotlight: Collin Grist
• Property owners discuss drainage fee proposal
• Calendar for Sunday, April 1, 2012
• Randall prosecutor says he'll seek to revoke ex-NFL QB Leaf's probation
• Location, features make Amarillo prime emergency landing spot
• Open Meetings Act penalty at question
• Harrington fellows to visit
• Retail executive honored
• Globe-News staffers receive awards
• Bankruptcies
• Oil & Gas Report
• Farm briefs
• Downtown adds eateries
• Police seek burgalry suspect
• Ex-NFL quarterback, ex-WT coach Ryan Leaf arrested in Montana
• Culture shift evident in safe landing
• Suspended JetBlue pilot hires lawyer
• Woman finds $10K, but city keeps half
• TxDOT recognizes West Texas engineer
• Feds could close court in Amarillo
• Beef plant honored for cutting water use
• Dad ponders cowboy son's dating future
• Back-to-back accidents on Soncy result in 2 injured, 1 life-threatening
• Calendar for March 31, 2012
• Rangers: Funeral director's son charged in fire at rival business
• Amarillo man arrested after more than $1 million in cocaine found in vehicle
• United Way plans $101K for Red Cross
• Grand jury indicts driver in fatal accident
• Pilots: Quick thinking saved jet
• Panel OKs Fortress Cliffs sale
• Narcoticsget man 11 years in prison
• Drug ring member sentenced
• Higher temperatures allow road projects to continue
• Tea Party Patriots sponsor forum
• Beilue: Passengers should act on potential flight threat
• Veterans to share transition experiences
• DPS trooper: Teacher's aide charged with sexual assault
• Police: Charges follow fight over marijuana
• Calendar for Friday, March 30, 2012
• United Way to announce 2012 funding
• Manslaughter plea results in probation
• Childress teacher's aide charged with sexual assault
• United Way to announce 2012 funding
• Feds consider closing courtrooms, including Amarillo's
• $1.2M water main project to get under way in Canyon
• Calendar for Thursday, March 29, 2012
• Correction
• Accident sends motorcyclist to hospital with serious injuries
• Affidavit describes drama on Flight 191
• JetBlue CEO: Pilot suspended, charges pending
• Lawmaker wants to repeal Castle Doctrine law in wake of Trayon Martin outcry
• AC regents OK tuition, fee hike
• Rival baseball teams work together to help neighborhood
• Recent commercial flight incidents
• Neighbor shocked Georgia pilot forced emergency landing in Amarillo
• Expert: Post-9/11 measures played role
• Flight No. 191 associated with previous emergencies
• Calendar for Wednesday, March 28, 2012
• Passengers: Pilot screamed about threats from al-Qaida, bombs aboard jet
• Two people, baby, sent to hospital after morning collision
• 'Pink slime' plant closes; 200 lose jobs
• Group brands Panhandle Inn 'endangered'
• 'A very uncertain situation'
• Balentine appeal denied
• Grandmother remains jailed
• Panel votes to continue cellphone ban study
• Medical group looks for volunteers
• Multi-vehicle collision pins occupants
• Calendar for Tuesday, March 27, 2012
• 2 officers honored for solving copper thefts
• 21-year-old pleads guilty to murder
• Amarillo 'pink slime' facility closing, employs 200
• Ceremony scheduled for new zoo building
• Survey: Teachers say standardized tests not best tool
• Telemedicine comes to Amarillo VA
• Assessor sees positive changes
• Ride with a purpose
• Amarillo nearly ties high temperature record
• Potter County indictments
• Calendar for Monday, March 26, 2012
• Grease fire claims dog
• 4 Republicans face off in District 88
• 3 to challenge Landtroop in May primary
• Families key to monitoring older drivers' capabilities
• Lack of space, funding endanger court records
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• Firefighters unveil truck
• Ag lab appoints lead researcher
• Souths Plain College joins Destination WT
• Calendar for Sunday, March 25, 2012
• Bankruptcies
• Farm briefs
• Oil and gas report
• Thoughtful food? Think about trying Cafe Jay's
• High gas prices mixed bag for area
• School cuts rally draws supporters, detractors
• Legalize all immigrants, former Mexican official says
• Northwest employee named to national advisory board
• Police charge man with narcotic possession in drug-free zone
• Democrats to host reporter
• City plans construction code hearings
• Conservatives propose ideas for budget
• City plans hearings on drainage fee
• Must society know origins of life's basics?
• Visit to Vatican City
• Calendar for Saturday, March 24, 2012
• Missing girl found, grandmother arrested
• Amarillo baristas to test artistic skills Sunday
• Phone book recycling sites announced
• Firefighters battling blaze west of city
• Services scheduled for John Maynard
• AISD board looks to fill open position
• Officials: Friona firm violated labor act
• Authorities search for missing 4-year-old
• Man arrested in cattle theft
• Beilue: 'Revisionaries' earns praise for Amarillo filmmaker
• High fashion meets Cadillac Ranch
• One-click mobile menu launches
• Calendar for Friday, March 23, 2012
• Bill Ware, staple of Amarillo banking family, dies at 63
• Officials: AC fire causes $300,000 in damage
• Police: Mustang driver's condition improving after life-threatening wreck
• Police victims in head-on crash
• Amarillo hopes to be electricity project center
• Report says High Plains lost $3B to drought
• Students impact 'Hunger Games' film's director
• Head-on collision kills 3
• Man convicted of sex with relative
• Southeast Park reopens after spill
• Bushland ISD OKs staff raises
• Local businessman John Maynard dies
• Calendar for Thursday, March 22, 2012
• Highland Park school board to consider suspending end-of-course rule
• Rain expected to continue, forecasters say
• Men rob pizza store
• Amarillo City Commission OKs resurfacing contract
• Red Cross practices worry United Way
• 108-year-old Amarillo woman recalls 'beautiful life'
• Drought caused record water use in Amarillo
• TxDOT prepares for $20-million highway project
• State Board of Education candidates discuss curriculum, sex ed at forum
• Medical event led to crash, man says
• Happy State Bank promotes executive
• Calendar for Wednesday, March 21, 2012
• Troopers find meth during traffic stop
• State Board of Education candidates prepare for forum
• Amarillo airman nominated for Bronze Star
• Fingerprints on meth bundle lead to arrest
• Fingerprints on meth bundle lead to arrest
• Car crashes into Party Stop
• Driver in fatal wreck has DWI history
• Dealership owner shows off new 1,650-horsepower race car
• Canyon panel gathers data on enforcing texting bans
• TxDOT public meeting Thursday
• Construction restricts traffic near Hereford
• AISD trustee Faulkner resigns from board
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• Corrections
• Winds damage business in Pampa
• Randall County releases indictments
• Potter County releases indictment list
• 3 sent to hospital after lunchtime wreck
• Amarillo ISD trustee to submit resignation
• Police arrest, charge Amarillo man with intoxicated manslaughter
• Police identify hit-and-run driver, victims
• Workforce Solutions offers money for child care
• Study: Sugary drinks increase heart disease risk in men
• Bank to pay feds $194K for house
• Girl, 7, critically hurt
• Calendar for March 19, 2012
• Classic BrewFest
• Electrical wiring sparks Pampa house blaze
• Hit-and-run kills woman, injures 2-year-old girl
• Meat ban's end creates uncertainty
• Aerial survey to monitor lesser prairie-chicken numbers
• Man charged with DUI after wreck
• Crash kills Amarilloan
• Academic Spotlight: Zane Crabtree
• Beilue: Schooling decision personal
• Canyon mulls texting-while-driving ban
• Calendar for Sunday, March 18, 2012
• Board candidates to speak at forum
• Motorist dies in North Amarillo
• Bankruptcies
• Welch: New Cafe Marizon should open this month
• Investors hoard rising gold
• Technology's downside: 'Too much'
• Amarillo hit and run kills mother, critically injures child
• Schools receive $550K in subgrants
• Fans turn out for Bulls' hot streak
• Courts building revamp could cost $11M
• Feds seek property linked to drug ring
• Police: Man robbed local business at gunpoint
• Police seek 3 men in armed robbery
• Police seek 3 men in armed robbery
• Area fire officials to present safety tips
• Feds offer 'green job' training
• Calendar for Saturday, March 17, 2012
• Autopsy: Woman died of several stab wounds
• Second collision congesting downtown traffic
• Wreck slowing downtown traffic
• Police: Man robbed local business at gunpoint
• Amarillo Area Foundation awards first PPS subgrants
• Potter officials mull property tax abatement for wind farm
• Crews extinguish paper fire
• Calendar for Friday, March 16, 2012
• Four people injured in downtown collision
• Headline
• Judge: man charged with disrupting flight can stand trial
• Man charged with murder in morning stabbing death
• Benefit Bank of Texas applications go electronic
• Flight-threat suspect to face mental hearing
• Police find car thought tied to hit-and-run
• Judge dismisses former lawyer's case against city, 2 officers
• Cocaine trafficker gets 3 years in prison term
• Lubbock Planned Parenthood president won't return after indecent exposure charge
• Calendar for Thursday, March 15, 2012
• Workforce commission lauds Pampa company
• Fritch woman in critical condition after rollover
• Pantex manager New Mexico bound
• Amarilloan indicted in strangling
• Bid approved for $640K center at Amarillo Zoo
• 2 Texas Tech players accused of debit card abuse
• Beilue: Baylor fans ride unprecedented wave
• Commission OKs $2.3M Hillside reconstruction
• Man held up mom, 2 children, police say
• Lubbock Planned Parenthood CEO charged with indecent exposure
• Panel mulls plan for 5 new parks
• Calendar for Wednesday, March 14, 2012
• Overpass progress meeting Monday
• Feds to host meetings for ex-Pantex workers
• Borger drug family member sentenced, forced to surrender luxury cars
• Police: Men robbed strip club manager
• Panel vote OKs $345K for building studies
• Bank, supplier suit claims firm owes $1.5M
• Courthouse nearing completion
• Justice Dept. rejects Texas voter ID law
• Man receives 35 years in motel standoff
• 10-year-old hospitalized after hit-and-run
• Calendar for Tuesday, March 13, 2012
• Poor, elderly and college students at center of voter ID debate
• Water main spews water in southwest Amarillo
• Photos for voter IDs stir up controversy
• Photos for voter IDs stir up controversy
• Conan video captures Amarillo anchor
• Training improves responders' skills
• Winn to announce reasons for intraparty challenge
• Tornado outbreak highlights schools' difficult decisions
• Officials urge storm season preparation
• Calendar for Monday, March 12, 2012
• 4 Republicans seek District 68 seat
• Helflin: Redrawn district unfair to region
• 'Win-win' funding key to equipping officers
• District 68 hopefuls have few area ties
• Registration valid despite voter cards' expiration
• Beilue: Music to their ears
• Board eyes graduation rates
• Academic Spotlight: Darius Dixon
• Public meetings for the week of March 11, 2012
• Calendar for Sunday, March 11, 2012
• Farm briefs
• Americans climbing further out of hole
• Grab a rope, saddle up
• City adds community relations coordinator
• Black: Calf work sometimes leads to free mud baths
• Son: Singer would enjoy protest atmosphere
• Grand jury indicts standoff suspect
• 3 jailed in 2010 shooting
• 5-vehicle accident ties up rush-hour traffic
• Calendar for Saturday, March 10, 2012
• Ex-AISD teacher indicted in halftime teen sex case
• Police increase patrols during spring break
• Follow Friday Fun
• 'A more accepted option': Home-school programs meet social, academic needs
• Kony 2012: Online documentary draws attention to warlord
• Child sex case: Judge gives ex-principal probation, $1,000 fine
• Calendar for Friday, March 9, 2012
• Man indicted on drug trafficking charges
• Supreme Court not a political group, Baylor president says
• Two killed in rollover near Dalhart
• Man not indicted in Amarilloan's death
• Potter opens school essay contest on county government
• Officials clear 5,200 warrants in roundup
• 2 inches of snow predicted overnight
• Blowing dust cause reports of fire
• Board eyes downtown parking meters
• A fighting chance: Amarillo High grad battles way to 'Ultimate' show
• Dumas man sentenced to 45 years for killing wife
• Man faces jail time on charges he spat on Potter deputies
• West Texas A&M University panel rates programs' importance
• Calendar for Thursday, March 8, 2012
• Canyon ISD suspends 15 percent STAAR rule
• Multiple accidents slowing I-27 traffic
• Jury indicts ex-AISD teacher on drug charge
• Former Amarillo teacher indicted on drug delivery charge
• Spearman man killed in two-vehicle accident
• Police: Man shoots Xcel worker
• Woman loses foot to train
• Nature hits hard
• Bank files suit for $1.9M from orthodontist
• ACLU: Decriminalize childish behavior
• Beilue: History display pays tribute to hospital's bygone era
• Dealership growth clears first hurdle
• Calendar for Wednesday, March 7, 2012
• Woman suffers severe burns in apartment fire
• Workforce group hosts business conference
• Officials urge Perry to block health law
• Man who mailed powder-laced threats must pay $87K to cover response
• Man's 2,180-mile trek will raise MS funds, awareness
• Sex offender charged with entering US illegally
• Amarillo National Bank offers reward in robbery
• Teen critically hurt; 3 others injured in Dallam rollover
• Calendar for Tuesday, March 6, 2012
• WT plans cuts of at least 3 percent
• Feed us! Tanglewood area deer find steady food supply
• Fugitive lawyer due in court; IRS says he owns nearly $900K in back taxes
• Carlisle, educators agree on equalizing school funding
• Speed factor in I-4o rollover that sends 2 to hospital
• Amarillo gets a taste of spring
• Calendar for Monday, Feb. 5, 2012
• 50-year-old woman stabbed in leg in north Amarillo
• Academic Spotlight: Jaeden Fangman
• Ag research lab gains new director
• Beilue: Man nears trolley vision
• Potter County student overcomes illness to earn trip to national bee
• Redistricting confusion might linger for voters
• Reforms help inmates reduce crack sentences
• Calendar
• Man gets probation for resisting APD officer
• County frees sitter accused of sexual assault
• Black: 10 percent of the people do 90 percent of the work
• Schools compete in state forensics meet
• Ex-UN economist to speak at WT
• Calendar for Saturday, March 3, 2012
• New eatery concept slated for downtown
• Valle de Oro wastewater injection well plan canned
• APD seeking armed bank robbers
• New eatery concept slated for downtown
• Man gets 5 years' probation in VA scheme
• Memorial recognizes Marine from Amarillo
• Board: Veterans' duplexes must meet design standards
• Jon Mark Beilue: One-handed 'adventure' as woman overcomes stroke to reclaim quilting hobby
• Chamber awards blue ribbon to Amarillo retailer
• Success of Arab Spring protesters impresses former Egyptian first lady
• State eyes eased suppressor rules
• Calendar
• Ex-AISD grade-school teacher indicted on child sex charge
• Seliger appointed to school finance committee
• Police charge 3 with heroin trafficking
• Court gives underground water rights to landowners
• Car crashes into store, pins worker
• TxDOT names Billy Hester maintenance supervisor
• Thornberry receives national cybersecurity award
• Police: Man leads chase from Canyon and back
• AC mulls tuition hike
• Calendar for Thursday, March 1, 2012
• Sex offender sentenced for not registering
• Car smashes into Drug Emporium
• Borger woman sentenced to prison for illegal cash transactions
• Man gets 10 years for trafficking heroin
• State speech, debate tourney set at Amarillo High
• Globe-News delivery delays
• Globe-News delivery delays
• Wife of late Egyptian president to give lecture
• Beilue: Local author's 'Coming Undone' soars to No. 1 on Amazon
• $750K project would provide backup power to airport terminal
• Wanted: Room to roam
• Feds link orthodontist to Medicaid fraud scheme
• Commissioners slow texting while driving ban discussion
• WT tuition increase sparks little concern for students
• Calendar for Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012
• Arrested Amarillo ISD teacher resigns
• New maps issued in time for May 29 primaries
• Blowing dust reduces visibility
• Potter official: Courthouse will reopen in July
• Arrested teacher on leave
• Financial woes threaten facility
• WT plans $150 tuition hike
• City revises schedule for road closures
• Calendar for Feb. 28, 2012
• Minor earthquakes hits southeast of Perryton
• WT provost Hallmark named vice chancellor for Texas A&M System
• Soncy car dealership wins preliminary OK for expansion
• Amarillo native, friends' online video 'Rope Swing' goes viral
• Disaster prompts safety program
• Fires teach lesson in preparedness
• Calendar
• Memories of Mesilla Park devastation remain painful for residents
• Dry year prevents kindling growth
• Fires change lives, responder efforts
• Academic Spotlight: Janki Patel
• After fire, Garners recover through faith, family
• TV firm promotes stations manager
• Karen Smith Welch: Greenhouse bets on rainy day with system to collect water
• Bankruptcies
• Calendar for Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012
• Correction
• Car strikes, kills Amarillo man
• Canyon Junior High students to compete in nation's capitol
• Cybersecurity duo credits contest with bond
• Amarillo Marine killed in military helicopter crash
• Calendar for Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012
• Black: Personal sacrifice determines grade of environmentalist effort
• Amarillo oil man, philanthropist O'Brien dies
• Police charge two with drug delivery
• Pampa fire damages homes
• Free gardening seminar set for Saturday
• 3 men jailed in Lubbock theft case
• Hardeman County wins $20,000 in contest to kill feral hogs
• Teen dies after fracturing skull
• Fly-fishing brings healing
• Beilue: Lombards share love of hoops
• Red Cross leader stresses accountability, transparency
• USPS cuts will send more mail to Amarillo
• Water main work to delay traffic on Teckla, Harmony
• Wind projects could top $6.7B
• Thousands expected at unofficial Canadian River sand drag, mud bog races
• Hutchison promises 'very strong' end to tenure
• Calendar
• Cause of power outage unknown
• Authorities calling Amarillo couple's death a murder-suicide
• Power outages in southwest Amarillo
• Water district to delay rules for 2 years
• UIL considers altering District 2-5A
• WT professor's study looks to limit side effects of cancer-fighting drugs
• Flu season goes easy on Amarillo
• Curry County approves ban on most open fires
• Rotary Club to name officer of year
• Calendar for Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012
• Grass fire in Carson County contained
• Rainy day fund could reach $7.3B
• City to research possible utility fee
• 'Voice of the Buffs,' Pampa sportscaster dies at 88
• Aldawsari fit for trial, judge rules
• Tascosa inducts pair into Rebel Hall of Fame
• Bushland board mulls upgrade funding options
• City streamlines contracting processes
• Police arrest 4 on burglary charges
• Calendar for Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012
• Playing harmonica without hands a real gas
• Amarillo doctor, wife found dead in home
• Authorities: Woman died in Randall jail minutes before release
• White Deer woman charged with theft of more than $200,000
• Bushland trustees to discuss district needs
• TxDOT meeting to focus on Loop 335 upgrades
• Rainy Day Fund projected to grow to $7.3 billion
• 'Major leap forward' for wind energy
• Crime falls more than 13 percent, officials say
• Commission to hold 2 hearings on fee for property drainage
• Randall senior makes speech nationals second year in row
• Calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012
• U.S. Highway 287 closed between Memphis and Childress
• U.S. Highway 287 closed between Memphis and Childress until 9 p.m.
• UIL board unanimously denies Tascosa appeal
• Company has oil finds outside current hot spots
• Borger vehicle arson under investigation
• Police: Wreck kills Amarillo man
• Lawmakers may holster campus guns idea
• City's health department receives extra funds to treat TB cases
• Oil revenue pumps up projects County's boom pays for capital improvements
• Forecasters put Amarillo area under high-wind warning Monday
• Calendar for Monday, Feb. 20, 2012
• UIL leader: Distance top priority
• Long treks taxing for students
• 3-day tattoo event buzzes with tunes, needles
• MS society schedules benefit walk for April 14
• Academic Spotlight: Dallyn Clements
• Calendar for Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012
• Cancer society needs volunteer drivers
• Man gets 24 years for child sexual assault
• Proposed closures worry residents
• Mike Leach loses appeal in high court
• Consolidation sends Pantex manager to Tenn.
• Black: Cowboy's romance differs from vets
• Calendar for Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012
• Police arrest man, seize drugs near strip club
• Police: Man arrested in I-40 chase sought in La. bank robbery
• Police apprehend juvenile after chase in pickup reported stolen
• Man with contagious TB enters N.M. hospital
• Ex-Portales police captain enters plea in tampering case
• Plans to change teacher pensions worry educators
• Officials ready for warrant roundup
• 'Idol' hopeful upset over other's air time
• Judge: Murder suspect OK to stand trial
• WT mulls tuition hike
• Police: 3 tossed drugs from vehicle's window
• Bushland parents push for technology upgrades
• Judge clears exoneree attorney over fees
• Man gets 2 years for meth, gun charges
• Calendar
• Jury convicts Amarilloan of child sexual assault
• Car chase on I-40 leads to roadside search
• Police: Men attack, rob 71-year-old man
• Drugs, cash seized in raid, police say
• Hamlet Elementary students bring life to influential figures
• Blast kills Hereford ISD worker
• Colorado state senator pays fine in fatal accident case
• Atmos wants 13.7 percent gas rate hike
• Calendar for Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012
• Thornberry to visit WT
• Officer cleared in motel standoff
• 2 accused of moving body
• Judge: Texas primary likely to be May 29
• Woman ordered to forfeit $100K
• Plains Chevrolet makes way for new building
• Bushland ISD asks for community feedback
• Police: Man dies after car exploded
• Beilue: Dynamite spreads love through harmony
• UIL appeal chances appear slim
• Pols seek STAAR mandate delay
• Chairmen say April 3 primaries impossible
• Senior complex in works for Amarillo
• Dallas firm could develop master plan for city fields
• Judge awards $197K in seized cash to DPS
• Breast health session planned in Hereford
• Calendar
• Panel tables sex offender ordinance
• Firefighters blame wiring for sparking house fire
• Wind farm representatives seek Potter tax abatements
• Budget plan OKs Osprey contract
• AISD appeals UIL realignment
• Contractor sets March finish date
• Tech pharmacy students score well on exam
• Railroad Commission chairwoman resigns
• City panel OKs annexing 640 acres west of Soncy
• Calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012
• Texas, Calif. women arrested for marijuana
• Muleshoe police officer involved in shooting, released from Lubbock hospital
• Sunday's snow not expected to last Monday afternoon
• Bell unveils Amarillo plant's new commercial project
• Winter's fury brief
• Amarillo attorney takes reins of Texas Tech system
• Agency to review WT crisis plans
• Calendar for Monday, Feb. 13, 2012
• Weather-related closings and delays
• Snow causing poor driving conditions
• 3 escape Pampa house fire; cat suffers smoke inhalation
• Lawmaker pushes state income tax
• First responders plan 2 wildfire safety sessions
• I-40 crossroads dominate dangerous intersections list
• Senator wants to add state property tax
• Feds seek feedback on Pantex wind farm
• Association honors Midway teacher for 'timeless energy'
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• Calendar for Sunday, February 12, 2012
• Region faces winter weather advisory Sunday
• Area libraries offer free online software training
• Incarnate Word sisters leave legacy of service
• WT team wins farm disease grant
• City hires new traffic engineer
• Black: Veterinary consultants descendants of 'specialty practice'
• HUD awards $650K for public housing
• Powerball jackpot swells to $325 million
• Calendar for Feb. 11, 2012
• Case of whooping cough identified at Crockett
• New school lunch guidelines push for healthier fare
• Sides dig in for extended education funding fight
• Sales tax revenues jump 6 percent
• Jon Mark Beilue: First area woman in Guard recalls service
• Acquisition won't affect care in jails, officials say
• City likely to require additional bond debt
• Feds near win in battle over $200K seizure
• Calendar
• North Heights books available on iBooks
• Amarillo Area Foundation scholarship deadline Friday
• Reports show gas prices on rise
• Freezing rain, snow predicted
• Wallace Bajjali to pay $1.2M to settle SEC claims
• Region's children 'more broken'
• Water pros promote wise use
• Pantex Plant recognized for bird protection work
• Man Tasered, arrested after trying to flee police
• Woman hospitalized after car hits loader
• Former Dallas mayor eyes Senate seat
• Benefit Bank helps people apply for services
• Mourners say slain ex-Amarilloans 'spiritual soldiers'
• Calendar for Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
• 2-1-1 Texas a lifeline to those in need
• Amarillo man arrested on fraud, forgery warrants from three states
• Car hits loader on overpass
• Jury sentences man to 30 years, $200K fine
• Amarillo to launch Benefit Bank
• Commission undecided on sex offender proposal
• Grants at risk
• Police look for link between heists
• Amarillo sees rash of armed robberies
• Bowling benefit set
• Maxor lands Mich. correctional deal
• Commissioners discuss details of cellphone ban
• Animal Control board mulls adoption strategies
• Calendar for Wednesday, February 8, 2012
• Amarillo man seriously injured in crash
• Police served warrant before standoff
• Fire quickly extinguished at Sungate Apartments
• Snow dusts Texas Panhandle Tuesday morning
• Chisum steps up fundraising
• Proposal changes region's districts
• Police suspect same 2 men of 2 robberies in 1 hour
• Local named Alternative Educator of the Year
• Carson County man convicted of sex assault
• Police: Man's condition stable after wreck
• Calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
• Autopsy shows inmate died of brain aneurysm
• Shot fired in Super 8 standoff
• Wind energy transmission costs balloon to $7B
• Police: men charged after lottery ticket theft
• Suspects charged in Amarillo robberies
• Officials say candle caused house fire
• Bar Association seeks scholarship applications
• Lawsuits could last to 2015
• Study: Good educators leave long-term impact on students
• Groundwater group, conservation experts organize Amarillo symposium
• Calendar for Monday, Feb. 6, 2012
• Violence limits missions work across Mexico
• Rooting for the Giants a family tradition
• Rebels on the run
• Collision injures 2 women, 2 children
• Stepping up for a cause
• Academic Spotlight: Lanie Kuykendall
• Duke cruises to Super Bowl
• Calendar for Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012
• Inmate dies following seizures
• Trustee asks judge to close ex-nonprofit's bankruptcy
• Crews prepare site for new awning
• WT mulls likelihood of tuition, fee hikes
• Calendar for Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012
• Black: Cowboy humor spurs more guffaws than jokes about farmers
• Perry names restaurateur to statewide commission
• Small tornado hits eastern Panhandle
• Third Amarilloan pleads guilty in methamphetamine ring
• Town mourns missionaries
• 12th-day figures record 69 fewer students at WT
• Meteor creates sonic boom across area, social media buzz online
• Firefighters to aid rural residents in preparedness
• Beilue: Class 6A UIL's best solution for giant districts
• Bank leader objects to study of bike lanes
• Calendar for Friday, Feb. 3, 2012
• Randall jury clears operator
• City of Estelline offers reward for arsonist
• Districts mull farmers' water use
• DAI reviews Amarillo College construction
• Tascosa in huge 5A district; Amarillo High drops to 4A
• Man injured in motorcycle accident
• Former Amarilloans found slain in Mexico
• UIL realignment: Change could add $100K to AISD costs
• Mailman pleads guilty to stealing pain pill packages
• Feds: Osprey program faces cuts
• Contractors to rehab Olsen Park water main by squeezing in new pipe
• AARP offers tax help to low-income locals
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• Motorcycle accident leaves 1 in critical
• Former Amarillo missionaries found slain in Mexico
• Pentagon to cut Osprey program, officials say
• 3 Amarillo men indicted in window smashing case
• Police investigate robbery
• Ink Life Tattoo and Music Festival 2012
• Amarillo real estate market makes Inman News' Top 10
• Bell sets release of civilian aircraft plans for February
• City considers streamlined condemnation procedures
• Cooking up commerce
• Borger man sentenced for undercover drug deal
• Beilue: Estelline speeding billboard: 'More money than sense'
• Open government experts to host Amarillo seminars
• Calendar
• Woman crashes into house, transported to hospital
• City staff outlines proposal to deal with dangerous buildings
• Amarillo College joins No Excuses network
• Open government seminar scheduled for Amarillo
• More than $10K in copper stolen from Xcel site
• Calendar for Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2011
• Courthouse complete next month, official says
• District 15 GOP candidates weigh in on SBOE decisions
• $4.2M road project to slow loop traffic
• 1st phase of WT renovation complete
• Man indicted for murder of Canadian woman
• No one injured when train hits truck
• Report: US cattle herd smallest since 1952
• Pampa fire damages house, garage
• Educators to discuss financing, test
• Life in the balance | Officers train to assess, react
• Post-shooting investigations long process
• Ex-Amarillo woman, 2 children die in wreck
• 9 injured in wreck of tractor-trailer, van
• Calendar for Monday, Jan. 30, 2012
• Wheeler County crash kills three truck drivers
• Teachers dismiss 'useless' degrees
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• Inside the data
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• Drought hurts horse rescue
• AC enrollment drops
• Academic Spotlight: Sam Bennett
• Teachers dismiss 'useless' degrees
• State panel denies grants for Texas Panhandle courthouses
• Switching tracks
• Amarillo 'Idol' hopeful hits high note with judges
• Pantex manager earns promotion as consolidation talks continue
• Calendar for Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012
• DPS releases 2011 drug seizure totals
• Amarillo man to take reins at Discovery Center
• Calif. hijinks upend occupied outhouse
• Students not injured in minor school bus collision
• None injured in northeast Amarillo fire
• Federal bill could sack local role in transit plans
• Pantex helps workers earn degrees
• Panel OKs speed limit hike
• 23-foot arrows point to area's Comanche history, legacy
• Sims: Will retry sex assault case
• Dumas man indicted on murder charge
• Calendar for Friday, Jan. 27, 2012
• Xcel adjustment will save customers about $2 per month
• Pampa house sustains $10K in fire damage
• WT spring enrollment down slightly
• Amarillo man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Authorities eye Estelline blaze
• Justices reject industry suit challenging strip club fee
• Boot camps: Learn now or pay later
• Woman gets prison time in fraud case
• Appeals court overturns man's sex assault conviction
• Fewer people visited area parks in 2011
• Pampa police urge community involvement
• Court overturns city man's child sex-assault conviction
• State to sell property near Palo Duro Canyon
• College gets $75,000 grant for wind energy
• Two women injured in house fire
• AC adds lab fees for utility classes
• Campaign cash: Seliger outpaces opponent Rives
• AC to offer classes in homeland security
• Man receives 10-year term for child porn
• Officials mull scope of proposed texting ban
• Luncheon honors duo's lifetime of good deeds
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• LGC president briefs officials on downtown project's progress
• The onion has spoken:
• Coin thief must pay $600K restitution
• Panel OKs $50K for police car cameras
• Environmental panel may fine area businesses
• Zoning commission OKs housing development on west side of Loop 335
• AC regents to meet tonight
• Police searching for man who flashed high school student
• Parched Panhandle could see rain this evening
• 3-part highway construction project looms for Plainview
• Texas AG files suit to clear path for voter ID bill
• Bushland board eyes possibility of bonds
• Security stepping up
• WT plans to add environmental engineering program in fall
• Bishop OKs Pavone's participation in Capitol March for Life events
• Calendar for Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012
• What are your thoughts on full-body scanners in airport security checkpoints?
• Worker electrocuted near Borger refinery
• Canyon commissioners to decide fate of two roadside parks
• City crews, sign shops busy fixing damage
• Police search for two armed robbery suspects
• Bushland ISD board to discuss possible bond issue
• Amid funding cuts, Region 16 tries to help school districts
• B&W Pantex got $33.4M from fedsto run plant
• Trew: Famed builder's life became caricature
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• Two teenagers die in crash
• 2 fires reported in the area
• High winds causing damage, power outages
• TCTA leader questions reforms fueled by grants
• House sales show little improvement from 2010
• From Nest to Nat
• Grass fire burns in northern Potter Co.
• Highland Park, Bushland extend leaders' contracts
• Academic Spotlight: Jonathan Weeks
• Praying for change
• Calendar for Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012
• Police suspect same men in multiple robberies
• Oil and gas report
• Nelson St. convenience store robbed
• Redistricting maps tossed by top court
• Courthouse work to miss deadline
• Calendar
• Man in critical condition after I-27 crash
• Accident throws 3-year-old from seat
• Black: 'Sludge' turns out to be electric candle
• Serious I-27 accident leaves one in critical condition
• Bushland, Highland Park extend supers' contracts, wait on pay raise
• Master Gardeners introduce 2012 series
• No serious injuries in rollover on Hastings Avenue
• Unrestrained 3-year-old injured in car wreck
• City saw second-lowest unemployment rate in December
• Some Pantex workers now eligible for compensation
• One dead, one injured in I-40 pileup
• Former, current Tri-State Fair officials receive recognition
• Amarillo police catch spray-painters in act
• Canyon man dies in I-40 crash
• Perry's pick raises some eyebrows
• Wind energy developers talk money
• US News gives WT high marks for online courses
• Free program encourages Amarilloans to get moving
• Students win video awards
• Calendar
• Grass fire leads to 18-car pileup
• Police: women faked Dollar General robbery
• Investors drop Wallace Bajjali fraud case
• Amarillo teens learn about career paths
• Canadian ISD president raises more than opponents combined in House District 85 race
• Amarillo fire displaces 5 families
• Ambulance service meets city benchmarks
• Clerk IDs suspected robber
• West Texas A&M University seeks to reduce out-of-state tuition
• Calendar
• Traffic panel sends texting ban to city commission
• Residents displaced by apartment blaze
• Bell, EA fight over aircraft imagery
• Commission denies annex request by developer
• Amarillo ISD board OKs end-of-course exam procedures
• Conservation board deadlocks on cloud seeding
• Chisum collects $273K for railroad campaign
• Autopsy: Dumas woman shot 3 times
• Calendar
• Local teachers prepare for STAAR
• Vega athlete returns to school after injury
• Where's my Wikipedia? SOPA, PIPA blackout tomorrow
• Troopers seize 60 pounds of narcotics
• Amarillo Public Library to offer free English classes
• Three men rob Toot'n Totum on Wolflin Ave.
• Pair arrested after chase
• Calif. men, feds tassle over seized $500,000
• Greyhound eyes incident involving Occupy protester
• 'We've come a long ways'
• Firefighters douse wildfire near Vega
• Calendar for Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012
• Shopping center to receive 'upscale' remodel, firm says
• Woman on phone with friend when shot, killed
• Wildfire near Vega under control
• Estrogen benefits subject of studies
• Potter, Randall spent $1.1M
• Canyon to decide whether to annex 2 roadside parks
• Calendar for Monday, Jan. 16,. 2012
• Builders hope projects expand after 2011's commercial slump
• Academic Spotlight: Austin Henderson
• AISD teachers, staff get MLK Day off for first time
• Program helps students prepare for college
• Calendar
• Bankruptcies
• Oil and gas report
• Woman pinned between cars
• Man pleads guilty to manslaughter, assault
• Woman's purse snatched at Big Lots
• Police investigate Dollar General robbery
• Canyon girl heads to Hollywood
• FBI investigates food freight thefts
• Home Depot needs 50 workers
• Canyon soldier meets student pen pals after Afghanistan tour
• Black: Whiteouts, low visibility don't stop drivers
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• Calendar
• Former student arrested after reported school-shooting threat in Stratford
• Man snatches purse in store parking lot
• Man injured while fighting house fire
• Sen. Seliger appointed to advisory board
• Canyon reports lowest crime rate in decade
• Redistricting committee could increase number of education districts
• Constable outside redrawn precincts
• The next mission
• Calendar for Friday, Jan. 13, 2012
• No injuries from early Thursday wreck
• Amarillo Museum of Art News - January 10, 2012
• Thornberry: Bell in safe spot
• Water authority mulls new pipeline
• Lawsuit targets Wallace Bajjali
• City representatives craft lease for downtown hotel
• Calendar for Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012
• Gardening program taking applications
• Canyon, Randall high schools close to using water wells
• Second Cycle: Designer repurposes bicycle parts
• Master Gardener program gives back to community
• Video: LA police officer punches special needs woman
• Amarillo man dies in rollover
• River Road principal dies in hospice
• Prolonged project
• Amarillo condemns properties
• Canyon ISD adopts policies on end-of-course exams
• 2011 tips exceed record by 11
• Board gives superintendent 5-year contract, higher pay
• Calendar for Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012
• Police ID man killed in railyard accident
• Railroad accident kills BNSF worker
• Troopers seize 200 pounds of marijuana
• Potter, Randall now able to recover some wildfire costs
• Officials identify victim of Saturday's house fire
• RRISD to find architect for track, football field
• Raids in Dimmitt lead to several drug charges
• Calendar for Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012
• Man charged in girlfriend's death indicted in theft
• Railroad accident kills BNSF employee
• Bell to build commercial helicopter in city
• Temple firm completes purchase of Taylor stores
• Energy assistance program aids local families
• Amarillo College embraces 'No Excuses'
• Diagnosis changes game
• City likely to miss out on snowfall
• Storm system tracking south of area
• Calendar for Monday, Jan. 9, 2012
• Dimmitt raid nets 8 arrests
• Seliger confident in Perry's campaign
• 'Love of the game' draws hopefuls to Amarillo Venom tryouts
• Fire kills Randall County man
• Public meetings
• Calendar for Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
• Amarillo Public Library to open homework lab
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• Education aids daily life
• Lone Samnorwood graduate ready to have classmates
• Feds sue Texas firm, allege fraud
• N.M. scientists develop drought-tolerant alfalfa
• Westward bound
• Randall County fire kills man, dog
• City solicits input on proposed drainage fees
• Briscoe authorities seek pickup's driver in shooting
• 'I'm glad I'm finally home'
• Cycle fatalities uncommon, officials say
• Redistricting fight enters final round with high court hearing
• Official: Chain in talks to buy Taylor Food Mart stores
• Faith events
• Calendar for Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012
• Black: Taking opposite view provides light humor
• State representatives address democrats
• Minor earthquake rumbles near Canadian River Bridge
• Missed work, medical bills worry Somalis
• Judge OKs adding city to death suit
• Feds investigate hospital VP
• 'Texas' roadshow
• Group helps vets cope with war zone stress
• 1 dead, 1 critical after pickup strikes bikes
• Two-vehicle accident prompting road closures
• January Spotted theme: Something New
• Local Dachshund competes in 50-foot doggie dash
• Borger men plead guilty to drug charges
• Panhandle post offices' closures in question
• Leaders: Health care facilities market strong
• Donations sought for Somali crash survivors
• Calendar
• 2 Amarillo men rescued from Palo Duro Canyon
• Alleged burglar deterred by resident's screams
• Local economy recovers despite drag from drought
• Hotel appliances stolen from construction site
• Wiener Dogs on the Run
• Super 8 clerk injured in attempted robbery
• Lurking beneath downtown's surface
• Social media help Amarillo man find daughter
• Official: Nonprofit may draw BSA favor
• Officials arrest at least 11 over New Year's weekend
• City to buy solar circulation devices for water reservoir
• Calendar for Wednesday, Jan. 4
• Pantex wind farm project will enter bid phase soon
• Amarillo woman develops Scouting resources app for iPad
• Calendar for Tuesday, Jan. 3
• Fatal crash survivors' condition stabilizes
• Weather, conflict dominate 2011
• Spouses added to vets' tax exemption
• Record drought lingers despite storms
• Trew Ranch hosted Rockledge rail site
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• Donations to fund hit record-high of $123K
• Luncheon to recognize honorees
• Homegrown golfer marks breakout year on PGA Tour
• Families recall crash victims
• Academic Spotlight: Maria Garcia
• Retired Amarillo fire chief enjoys camaraderie
• Calendar for Sunday, Jan. 1, 2012
• Safety policy set to reduce accidents
• Headline
• Calendar for Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011
• Three dead in rollover
• Crews demolish food vendor buildings to construct new ones at fairgrounds
• Study: Skin cancer risk higher for smokers
• Authority seals water deal with Pickens
• Diocese tears down Price College
• Amarillo sees temperatures rise to 70 after white Christmas
• Second man pleads guilty in drug case
• Calendar for Friday, Dec. 30, 2011
• Pedestrian injured on Amarillo Blvd.
• All the Luck
• Calendar for Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011
• Man asleep at wheel arrested on drug charges
• Returns, promotions keep retailers busy
• Canyon updates sign rules
• Potter, Randall counties implement 'No Refusal' stops
• Growing old before my far-sighted eyes
• Police seek help finding missing man
• Man sought in attempted robbery
• Unmapped line blamed for leak
• Mesa Water signing set for Thursday
• Kelly: Early repair news promising
• Vehicle thefts spike during holiday weekend; most had keys inside
• Troublesome complex razed
• Calendar for Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011
• DPS: Marijuana found in gas tank
• Find Your Fit
• AISD outlines end-of-course exam policies
• Christmas trees taken at 3 sites
• Ukrainians learn holiday traditions with Texas flair
• 'It never gets any easier'
• Calendar for Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011
• Second Cycle
• Amarillo receives unexpected snowfall
• Funding lawsuit gathers steam
• Legislature prepares for next session
• Calendar
• Overnight freezing making roads hazardous
• Parents hope learning changes, thrift store will help sons grow
• Struggling students hurt most
• Community's Empty Stocking Fund donations surpass expectations
• Head-on collision hospitalizes 2
• Group gives baby shower for struggling mom
• Academic Spotlight: Nena Fierro, 15
• Public meetings
• Calendar for Dec. 25, 2011
• Teens sacrifice 'want' to meet needs
• Working mom does her best during hard times
• Authorities urge caution during holiday season
• Icy roads mean full rooms for city hotels
• Holiday closures
• 'One of the busier days'
• 8 face charges after prostitution sting
• Happy State Bank opens new branch in Dumas
• Horses make the best listeners
• Bistro to Go takes dinner on the road
• Calendar for Saturday, Dec. 24
• I-40 closed west of Tucumcari
• Perryton man killed in car accident
• Amarillo tire blaze under control BY YANN RANAIVO
• Amarillo tire blaze under control
• 'Emotional roller coaster' as military personnel return from Iraq
• Area man struggles after multiple heart attacks
• Amarillo ISD teacher charged in sexual assault resigns
• Judge lifts Randall burn ban
• Bob Hatton: Mistletoe a holiday ornament
• Light snow expected
• Police issue arrest warrant for Pampa burglary suspect
• James' attorney seeks publishers' depositions
• Teachers give gift of song to pupils
• Grand jury indicts man for calling in bomb threat
• Holiday calendar for Friday, Dec. 23, 2011
• Calendar for Friday, Dec. 23, 2011
• Amarillo teacher charged with sex crimes resigns
• Former Lubbock deputy indicted for accidental shooting of 4-year-old son
• Stroke victim has had more than 12 painful surgeries
• Man jailed after altercation, chase
• Cold wind, snow likely this week, experts say
• Food price hike 'inevitable'
• Valero ruling could save schools, county $20.6M
• Highland Park ISD studies lawsuits
• Nonprofit awards WT director $10K grant
• Board approves steps for downtown projects
• Man gets 45 years in Borger murder
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• Some regional roads remain closed
• Wrap it up for Christmas
• Clear skies and southern winds bring warmth
• Amarillo March Show 2012
• Officials mull BSA's future
• Freezing turns roads dicey
• Single mother experiences difficulty after child's major surgery
• Beilue: Party offers sick children normalcy
• Board OKs panel members, soccer complex designer
• Calendar, Dec. 21, 2011
• Holiday events, Dec. 21, 2011
• Monster snowdrift
• Stranded travelers make the best of situation
• Texas Historical Foundation makes $62.5K donation to Goodnight home
• Police investigate $10K theft of rebar in Amarillo
• Storm blankets Dalhart, school canceled
• Amarillo spared brunt of storm
• Globe-News delivery problems
• Storm rumbles in
• Officials monitor conditions early to make closing calls
• 6 additional candidates file to run for commissioner
• Parents struggle after losing premature baby
• Man gets 6 years for Panhandle drug trafficking
• Calendar
• Holiday events Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011
• Severe weather closings and delays
• Severe weather closings and delays
• NMDOT reports difficult driving conditions
• NWS confirms snowfall in southwest Amarillo
• Area woman deals with her own hardship by helping others
• Pricey prevention
• Calendar for Monday, Dec. 19
• Holiday events
• Amarillo under blizzard warning until noon Tuesday
• 'A reinterpretation'
• Father works to keep hope alive for children
• Records: Couple OKs checks to son's firm for RRISD fence work
• 6 inches of snow in Monday's forecast
• Firefighters extricate driver after collision
• Elderly man dies from injuries after car crash
• 90-year-old sues officer after being shot by police
• Cops team with children to shop for clothes, toys
• Parade Magazine to return to Globe-News Jan. 1
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• Executions, death sentences drop in Texas
• Holiday events
• Calendar for Sunday, Dec. 18
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• Super Science Day
• Second Borger drug ring member pleads guilty
• NNSA takes proposals for Tenn. plant, Pantex deal
• Mother works to support her children
• Texas political parties propose April 3 primary
• Man, 53, hospitalized after head-on collision
• Black: Lobbyists pursue money as solution for animal cases
• Calendar for Saturday, Dec. 17
• Holiday events
• Sour Santa Snapshots: Upload your photo and win!
• Man in critical condition after head-on collision
• Clarification
• Health Sciences Center searches for pharmacy dean
• 3 jailed on drug charges
• Parents seek employment to provide for children
• Curbing plan back on track after 'happy compromise'
• Area families prepare for loved ones' return from Iraq
• Officials probe fire at funeral home
• Cal Farley's Boys Ranch receives $5,000 check
• Understanding local conditions key to gardening
• 2 women indicted on fraud charges
• 3 men indicted on drug ring charge
• Calendar for Friday, Dec. 16
• Holiday events
• Stand By Me
• Woman aims to save dogs
• BSA interest for sale
• Fund honors Amarillo man for saving lives
• Elderly couple perseveres through sickness, expenses
• Hospital history
• Calendar
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• Correction
• Mobile home fire causes thousands in damage
• Man guilty of assault with deadly weapon
• Car crashes into home
• Joint contract eyed for Pantex, Tenn. plant
• Civilians on Patrol
• BSA co-owners announce plans to sell hospital
• BSA co-owners announce plans to sell hospital
• Police seek suspect in parking lot robbery
• Cardboard box starts apartment blaze
• Verizon donates backpacks to children in domestic violence shelters
• Randall finalizes tax district
• AC board OKs firm for Hereford campus
• Area serves up holiday hotspot musts
• City Commission approves 4-way stop in Puckett area
• Court mulls delayed, split primaries
• $8.4M gift allows foundation to create new charity fund
• Clarification
• Calendar
• Correction
• Report: Texas 38th, up from last, in homeless kids
• 'Stand Up and Speak Out' challenge
• Calendar Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011
• Holiday events Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011
• March primaries pending federal court decision
• Federal officials extend B&W Pantex agreement
• Bosquez weighs benefits, concerns of postponing primary elections
• River Road ISD board appoints new member, raises staff salaries
• FedEx sees busiest shipping day of year
• Courthouse restoration hits snag
• Donut Stop employee extinguishes fire
• Area family struggles to provide for special-needs son
• Financial fraud often takes aim at seniors
• Amarillo provides 'great support'
• Little-known board protects state investors
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• WT president's travel expense outpaces his counterparts
• Death in family spurred area woman's financial troubles
• A look at president's travel spending
• Opponents urge caution about pitfalls to proposed restrictions
• Holiday events
• Public meetings
• Calendar for Sunday, Dec. 11
• Calendar
• Academic Spotlight
• Students celebrate 'victory'
• Santa finds children give shorter lists in recession
• Welch: High-tech hospitality
• Colo. ranch teaches farm-to-table process
• APD increases force with 21 graduates
• Tech researchers, teachers receive awards
• Fog causes flight delays, 3 cancellations
• Texas School Coalition members file finance suit
• Landtroop announces plans for re-election campaign
• Amarillo man indicted on theft charge has 2 priors
• Calendar Dec. 10, 2011
• Holiday events
• Man sentenced to 23 years in child death case
• Boyfriend guilty of injuring child before death
• Woman facing illnesses sold her belongings to pay bills
• Skyrocket pride soars ahead of state semifinal game
• Amarillo College to hold fall graduation for second year
• 5 file to run for Potter, Randall commission seats
• Hatton: Weatherproof garden plants, tools before winter truly comes
• Holiday events
• Calendar for Friday, Dec. 9
• Borger man arraigned for evading arrest
• Man charged in Amarillo home invasion robbery
• Amarillo Museum Of Art Open
• Smoking heaters draw firefighters to apartments
• Canyon ISD joins school funding lawsuit
• Fire destroys buildingin north Hereford
• Tech hopes to have pharmacy dean by July
• Court refuses appeal in 1996 Amarillo death
• Pampa man sentenced to 10 years for child porn
• Lone Star Ballet prepares to stage iconic story
• Area woman lives without winter clothing, household appliances
• Accused teacher could lose certificate
• Siblings: Mother condoned abuse
• Calendar for Thursday, Dec. 8
• Holiday events
• Man charged in Westgate Mall purse snatching BY AZIZA MUSA
• Man charged with robbery in Westgate Mall purse snatching
• Court refuses appeal from Amarillo woman on death row
• NWS: Temps to reach above freezing Wednesday
• American Red Cross Heroes
• AISD cafeterias named 'centers for excellence'
• Food bank drive needs momentum
• Dead child's mother says boyfriend not abusive
• Drivers adjust to icy roads
• Calendar
• Rowley joins SBOE District 15 race
• Holiday events
• Smithee will seek re-election
• City slows talk of sex offender ordinance
• Dalhart policeman to face theft indictment
• High school basketball game changes for Dec. 6
• Teacher charged in teen sex case
• State parks look to make up $4.6M shortfall
• Traffic report: police see fewer accidents Tuesday
• Lubbock: Frigid winter weather gripping South Plains area
• Area woman in need of housewares for new apartment
• A slippery mix
• Technique eases pain for patients, surgeon says
• Bosquez to challenge Price for District 87 seat
• Tree of Angels ceremony reset
• Calendar for Tuesday, Dec. 6
• TxDOT names supervisors
• Patio heater fire destroys house
• Appeal rejected for man convicted of killing pregnant Lubbock woman
• Police respond to multiple traffic accidents
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• Snow on roads makes treacherous driving conditions
• Severe weather closings and delays
• Family faces difficulties after illnesses, accidents
• AC cuts positions, faces $11M state budget reduction
• Collisions common, fatalities rare
• Calendar for Monday, Dec. 5
• Elderly woman faces illnesses
• Prison education struggles amid cuts
• Snow, single-digit wind chill forecast for Monday
• Calendar
• Public meetings
• Fire destroys 1 apartment, sends 4 to hospital
• Lottery ticket-holder charged with property theft
• Christmas program focuses on seniors
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• Deputies investigate suspicious death
• Harley's comeback
• Fritch police investigate death
• Man pleads guilty in heroin case
• Rangers eye allegations of sexting by teacher
• Single mother struggles with long-distance doctor appointments
• Santa visits downtown Amarillo
• Calendar for Saturday, Dec. 2
• Baxter Black: Pass me some 'silencer' pills
• Rangers investigate AISD teacher suspected of sexting
• Update: Rangers investigate AISD teacher suspected of sexting
• Electric Light Parade will go on as planned
• 18-year-old indicted on aggravated assault charge
• NWS: Freezing rain advisory until 6 p.m.
• Weather may force celebration indoors
• Disabled man wishes for TV
• KinderKonzert kicks off holidays
• Design board, firm nail down compromise
• Hatton: Take care of holiday plants to see them bloom again
• Report: Sept. rail car fire caused $1M in damage
• Calendar for Friday, Dec. 2
• National Weather Service predicts icy start to Friday
• World AIDS Day marked in Amarillo by interfaith service
• Canyon High choir director nominated for UIL award
• Man pleads guilty for failure to register as sex offender
• Agency pushes online training
• Single mother with newborn needs Empty Stocking assistance
• City mulls sex offender restrictions
• Red Cross names executive director
• Price among first to file for re-election
• Online sales up over last year
• Calendar
• Tascosa, Amarillo high schools win awards
• The Gift of Giving
• The Gift of Giving
• Local man recalls career spent transporting US nukes by rail
• Potter, Randall websites need more transparency, nonprofit says
• Fund makes Christmas possible for grandchildren
• Sunday blaze destroys mobile home
• Calendar for Monday, Nov. 28
• Calendar
• Firefighters battle blaze on River Road
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• Holidays meanoff-duty workfor area officers
• Health care worker struggles to provide for children despite aid
• Rental projects grow
• City mulls drainage utility fee
• High winds cause power outages
• Farmers worry ethanol use could affect cost of feed
• Wanted: Nutritious donations
• Clovis couple pleads not guilty to fraud charges
• Tree supply untouched by drought
• Shoppers swarm earlier sales
• Fund partner nursing home provides physical, speech rehabilitation services
• Street work to speed up
• Firefighters eye cause of Friday blaze
• Calendar for Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011
• Officials: House sustains $45K in damage from Thursday fire
• Ol' blue gets lost trying to please owners
• Empty stocking partner provides parental resource
• A chance to serve
• Potential hopefuls mull map changes
• Adopted Marine picked his parents
• Evangelicals assert role in GOP primary
• Raider Red tradition endures
• Calendar
• IRS seizes $17K from AC professor
• Partner provides free groceries to clients
• Boy Scouts tree lot will open Friday
• Churches, schools host food, supply drives
• Court denies Brewer's death penalty appeal
• 'Supermom' CASA volunteer fosters many, adopts 2
• Pentecostal bikers ride across Israel
• Pocket Change grant provides 45 schools with more than $19K
• Calendar for Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011
• Man arrested after hitting motorcycle cop
• Blog: Tell your military loved ones happy thanksgiving
• Woman arrested in fatal June crash
• Fund's partner provides pregnancy counseling
• Amarilloans gather to pray
• Shooting victim said to be man in charge
• Federal official approves extradition for Indian citizen who skipped trial
• AC to build parking lot at Polk Street site
• Head injury could keep judge out of office until next month
• Officials stress driving cautions
• City weighs hospital cost proposals
• Calendar for Wednesday, Nov. 23
• Black Friday warriors unite
• Woman pleads guilty to illegal money transactions
• Borger woman pleads guilty to charge of illegally structuring transactions
• City leaders encourage residents to 'shop local'
• Judge appoints county officer
• New Potter commissioner named
• Black Friday shopping
• Stores advance start of sales
• St. Louis man killed in apparent road rage incident
• Partner uses therapy to improve children's lives
• Study: BSA among top 50 cardio hospitals
• 2 more school districts join funding lawsuits
• Joint venture wants to buy Pampa hospital
• Calendar for Tuesday, Nov. 22
• WT professor to run for commissioner
• Rollover near Hartley kills 1, injures 1
• Swisher Countyleaders appoint interim sheriff
• Swisher County leaders appoint interim sheriff
• Golden Spread Woodcarvers’ 2011 Artistry in Wood show
• Supporter aids in rural transportation
• Bracing for winter
• Amarillo High graduates take different roads to Fortune 500 firm
• Calendar for Monday, Nov. 21
• Empty Stocking Fund brings holiday hope to Texas Panhandle families
• Amarilloans call for prayer at community breakfast
• Experts question effectiveness of Amarillo homeless outreach
• Academic Spotlight: Kathy Stover
• Santa sets up shop in Amarillo
• 'Palace' serves stylish coffee
• Farmland value has biggest 1-year jump in 3 decades
• Amarilloans welcome tree destined for US Capitol
• Region fares well with redrawn district maps
• Injured senior went days without treatment
• Grant awards surprise Highland Park teachers
• Man convicted of manslaughter sentenced to 3 years' probation
• Fire sends 7 to hospital, destroys 2 mobile homes
• Police: Man found in ditch may be homicide victim
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• Remember food producers who impact lives daily
• Tigers, Red Raiders want to become bowl eligible
• State disciplines 2 Amarillo doctors
• Former health authority one of two Amarillo doctors disciplined by state board
• Bob Hatton: Time to think about winter color
• 'A real eye-opener' as United Way sets record goal
• Teachers criticize layoffs, class size
• Court issues interim political maps
• Ag tax exemption filing deadline nears
• Humane society wins dogs
• Calendar
• Redistricting maps leave Panhandle unchanged
• Special Crimes investigates suspicious Amarillo death BY RUSSELL ANGLIN
• Group hopes to separate art, stigma
• City centers event around Capitol tree
• Lions Club donates turkeys
• AC professor wins national award
• Calendar for Thursday, Nov. 17, 2011
• 5 indicted on drug, gambling charges
• Bans on texting hard to enforce, police tell panel
• Panel discusses citywide ban on texting while driving
• Calendar for Wednesday, Nov. 16
• Amarillo Animal Control Board seeks fewer deaths
• PETA offers Turkey free holiday dinner for 1-day name change to Tofurkey
• Pantex facility simulates attacks
• Terror plot trial pushed back to May
• Stabbing suspect turns self in
• Lubbock ISD joins funding lawsuit
• Circus dazzles Amarillo crowds
• Ambucs hands out turkeys
• Xcel to distribute $170K in grants to nonprofits
• Kel Seliger draws primary challenger
• Grass fire destroys Hereford home
• Seliger draws republican challenger
• Stop and Smell the Paint
• Open Your Eyes To The World Of ICES and Get Involved
• Contest with a cause
• Trial begins for man accused in fatal 2009 collision
• Precinct 2 opening draws more candidates
• N.C. triple homicide suspect arrested in Amarillo
• Calendar
• Courts building structural problem study nears completion
• Triple homicide suspect arrested in Amarillo
• 1 injured Saturday night in Pampa shooting, police say
• Thanksgiving bird supply falls short
• Authorities investigate reports of counterfeit money
• Commissioner interviews to begin after holiday
• Public meetings
• Counties' program provides safety net
• Counties' drug court program provides safety net
• Sale attracts more than 250
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• Calendar
• Police look for mother missing with 2 children
• Amarilloan rescued 24 hours after leg pinned under truck
• Woman sues state-assigned counselor
• Judge sends Shahsavari to federal health center
• Calendar
• Woman stabbed multiple times in Pampa incident
• 100,000 gallons of sewage spill in northwest Amarillo
• Black: A run of bad luck ends just as badly
• Fire marshal orders repairs to apartments' heating units
• Organization grants accreditation to Harrington Breast Center
• Sexual assault earns Amarillo man sentence of life in prison
• Calendar for Friday, Nov. 11, 2011
• Veterans Day: Marine lost right leg at Iwo Jima
• Veterans Day: Sergeant earns Bronze Star
• Man gets 9 years for bank fraud
• Woman sentenced to 5 years for scam
• WRCA championship rodeo schedule
• Families adopt 19 children at annual celebration
• Judge: Swisher sheriff resigned over harassment claim
• Judge: Sheriff resigns over harassment claim
• City eyes ways to keep annual event
• Tax increase unpopular in Lake Tanglewood
• 2 more candidates apply for commissioner position
• Carlisle starts state board bid
• Amarillo woman dies in morning accident
• Blood management revamped at BSA
• ID requirement on table
• Bushland, Highland Park decide on exams
• Sentence reduced in child death case
• Police: Masked robbers invade home
• Fisk Building among state award finalists
• Police probe stabbing that injured Amarillo teen
• Crime Stoppers Council awards Amarillo program
• Calendar
• Amarillo Magazine: Pass the Pie
• SUV rollover kills Muleshoe woman near Bovina
• State redistricting battle enters crucial week
• Tradition leads entrepreneurs to spooky new venture
• Costume retailers cash in
• State board lifts sanctions against WT nursing program
• Calendar
• Local Xcel facility offlineBY AZIZA MUSA
• 2 men hospitalized after crash, vehicle fire
• Wind farm construction to bring millions to region
• Penn. fined Pavone's charity
• Brade Bradshaw, 16
• Windmilling, a dying art, hangs on in Texas Panhandle
• Rising above the obstacles
• Calendar
• Faces of Survival: Debra Vaughn
• Team pride on display for rivalry game
• Panel clears way for $150K payment to Pantex workers
• Texas fans suffer another series loss
• Black: Knowledge spread thin shows through
• Calendar
• Balloon rally organizers cancel, change events
• Amarillo, Canyon schools recognized
• Man arrested in Sunday Toot'n Totum robbery
• Man pleads guilty to possession of child pornography
• Perez family, friends say goodbye
• Nine arrested in Borger on federal drug-trafficking charges
• Officials charge 9 with drug trafficking
• Magistrate OKs man's extradition in 1998 killing
• Key players prepare to slug it out
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• Pirates of the Canyon glow moved
• Globe-News photographers earn national recognition
• Foundation organizes Halloween-themed 5K, walk to can cancer
• German students explore Amarillo
• Groups support Open Meetings Act suit
• Dead plants aren't only signs of winter
• Police: traffic not overly affected by snow
• TxDOT weather activity report
• New Mexico driving conditions
• Amarillo receives record breaking snow for Oct. 27
• Three eye Perez's seat
• Family fights breast cancer together
• Education expert schools leaders
• Special section will honor war veterans
• Calendar
• Federal agents investigate Absolute Fuels
• Randall, Canyon High students win state journalism awards
• La Nina hinders rain, snow chances
• Texas Baptists share testimony to close annual conference
• Man sentenced to 5 years for copyright infringement
• City man sentenced to life, no parole in shooting deaths
• Amarillo man avoids death penalty
• Neck surgeries like Perez's 'done every day'
• Man suffers head injuries in car-bicycle collision
• Out with a bang
• Pet Savers asks Commission to curb euthanasia
• Baptists OK Baylor cuts, choose new president
• Amarilloan sentenced in annuity scam
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• Work reduces W. 34th Ave. to one lane both ways
• Pantex celebrates 'nuke' disassembly
• Longtime Potter County commissioner Manny Perez dies at 71
• Longtime Potter commissioner dies at 71
• Shahsavari pleads not guilty
• Man pleads not guilty to interfering with flight
• Man sought in armed robbery of adult store
• Baptist convention reduces money for Baylor
• Game's youngest starter sacks painful medical condition
• Wrangling continues in Skinner DNA case
• Pantex dismantles last of the 'big dogs'
• Police seek man for armed robbery
• Commissioner Karrh will not seek re-election
• WT earns national safety recognition
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• Pantex to dismantle last 10,000 pound cold-war era nuclear bomb
• Man robs Toot 'n Totum Sunday night
• Nov. election includes votes on state amendments, sales tax
• $4.3M grant will support AC's Hispanic education
• Radar upgrades set to improve forecasts
• Calendar
• Weather changes in store this week
• Special section will honor veterans
• Trew: Businesses, job workers cope with economy woes
• 'Getting that fire started'
• For student athletes, prospect of team swap a surreal experience
• Skinner looks to federal court for hope
• Academic Spotlight
• Fallen Marine honored
• Calendar
• Special section will honor veterans
• Faces of Survival: Aurora Thurber
• Transmission line construction to begin soon
• Expert: Policy offers benefits
• Locals offer mixed reaction to troop withdrawal
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• Baptist conference will begin Monday in Amarillo
• AC launches program to boost graduation rates
• Police: Stolen Pampa ambulance recovered in Amarillo
• I-27 accident sends 3 to hospital
• Grand jury indicts unruly airlines passenger
• Judge sends ex-securities merchant to prison
• House interim assignments include transportation, economy, weather woes
• Regional wind farm progresses
• Jury indicts insurance agent on false claims
• Canyon police investigate suspicious death
• Extension to host 2 horse seminars
• Calendar
• Proper division, planting key to garden success
• Caviness agrees to pay $600,000 to job applicants
• Meat-packing firm to pay $600K to job applicants
• Judge squashes new trial request in IHOP case
• Judge squashes new IHOP trial request
• Police: Landscapers wield shovels to nab armed suspect
• Shovels thwart armed suspect
• Disruptive flight passenger indicted, rants in Amarillo courtroom
• Sentence stands for Canyon man who abducted girl
• Thornberry pushes shared information for cybersecurity
• AC will build new Hereford campus
• Wall of dirt damages some cotton crops
• Board approves $71K fund for downtown
• Jury sentences killer to 55 years, fines him $10K
• Dental foundation offers free clinic
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• Amarillo College to build new Hereford campus
• Special section will honor veterans
• Amarillo College to build new Hereford campus
• Water main rupture causes lane closures
• Lawmakers explain amendments
• Wildfire response, drought top lawmakers' priorities
• Potter JP to hear senator's case
• Passenger: 'You're all going to die'
• Roys guilty in '07 murder
• Off-road 1-vehicle accident kills Amarillo man
• Calendar
• Amarillo College students win journalism awards
• Amarillo city lawyer elected TCAA president
• Southwest flight lands in Amarillo after passenger becomes unruly
• Off-road accident kills Amarillo man
• Freeze, frost warnings issued
• Perez taken to hospice
• Potter County commissioner in hospice care
• Emergency coordinator asks feds to simplify disaster relief
• Board chief offers update on lawsuits
• AC student gets highest Civil Air Patrol award
• Calendar
• What prints are being spotted this fall?
• Wreck near Perryton kills 1, injures 1
• Bicyclist dies near Tulia on US Hwy 89
• Cigarette starts house fire in North Amarillo
• Landtroop: No regrets for opposing budget cut
• Trustees could join lawsuits
• Freshmen lawmakers appointed to international energy council
• Calendar
• Walk on the mild side
• Records reveal growing tensions
• Academic Spotlight
• U.S. Rep. Thornberry to host public meetings
• 2 lawmakers visit Amarillo for amendment discussion
• Calendar
• Faces of Survival: Support through struggle
• $150K grant to add Amarillo traffic patrols
• Justice rejects Williams' plea deal
• Genetic research gives corn farmers kernel of hope
• Police seize narcotics, arrest 3 on drug charges
• Calendar
• Attorney general OKs immigrant services settlement
• District judge declares murder suspect's spouse an 'adverse' witness
• Black: Ariz. ranch dog guilty of fowl play
• Perez family says commissioner in coma
• Perez still comatose, family says
• Backstage pass: Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
• Priests for Life defends no-show
• Despite bishop's meeting request, Pavone a no-show
• Injured Vega athlete flies to Calif. for spinal cord rehab
• TIRZ board approves $75K for downtown projects
• Medical examiner: Victim was shot 6 times
• A&M chancellor: Tax funds could soften cuts
• Garden harvests water along with veggies
• Calendar for Oct. 14, 2011
• Winterizing garden should be enjoyable
• Grand jury clears officers in shootings
• Officers cleared in fatal shootings
• City honors top performers
• Fellow suspect implicates Roys in 2007 homicide
• Magazine hosts canned food drive
• Xcel honors employee with service award
• Calendar
• Testimony reveals drug use before woman's slaying
• Police seek 2 in assault, robbery
• Schools sue state, say funding unfair
• The power of perseverance
• Prosecutors walk through hours leading to '07 killing
• 'Occupy' movement comes to Amarillo
• AISD board hears from recent grads
• Perez remains hospitalized
• Calendar
• Area students named commended to merit program
• 2 Amarillo women arrested on drug charges
• Commission approves Downtown Amarillo Inc. contract
• Opening arguments begin in murder trial
• AISD board to hear from recent graduates
• Local man in stable condition after rollover
• A&M exaggerated vandalism claim, Tech says
• AHS 'flips' classrooms
• Driver hospitalized after 2-vehicle collision
• Calendar for Tuesday, Oct. 11
• Roberts County wreck kills 1, injures 1
• Man pleads not guilty in 2007 fatal shooting
• Perry appoints Randall sheriff as panel chairman
• Canyon ISD board changes terms, election dates
• High Plains now center of Texas dairy production
• Officials working two-vehicle collision
• Murder trial begins in Randall County
• Canyon ISD board of education to meet tonight
• 3 Amarillo schools make Honor Roll
• 3 Amarillo schools named to 2011 Honor Roll
• Outspoken commissioner Perez hospitalized
• Potter County commissioner hospitalized
• Columbus Day: What's open, closed?
• Supporters speak out against Pavone's suspension at convent
• Burning need
• Calendar
• Districts: Not enough info to prepare for new tests
• Calendar
• Faces of Survival: Glenna Canada
• Public meetings for the week of Oct. 9, 2011
• Academic Spotlight: Itzel Anett
• Gala benefits 'Read to Succeed'
• Study: Midsized firms add sales even as economy slows
• Long road from farm to fork can worsen food outbreaks
• Could prices of farmland be the next big bubble?
• New facility adds space, cuts costs
• Search nets fake money orders worth more than $329K
• Randall County voter registration deadline looms
• Eastridge named 'Super School'
• Canyon officials move elections to save money
• Globe-News lands 3 newspaper awards
• Black: Shepherding rough, thankless career
• Calendar
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• WT nursing test results improve
• Budget cuts strain public radio
• DAI to seek more public money for downtown
• Friends, family celebrate life of Judge Ladd
• Beilue: Great A&M-Tech series comes to end
• Fire prompts motel evacuation
• Sharing plants one of the joys of gardening
• Community leaders learn to work together
• McKee refinery to donate $300K
• Colorado senator pays fine after fatal crash
• Colo. senator pays fine after fatal crash
• Bishop: Pavone's mission not in question
• Rainy day fund in 'recovery' mode
• Calendar
• KACV project aims to slow dropouts
• Man gets 25 years in 1990 slaying
• Green Beret laid to rest with honors
• Downtown wreck slows traffic
• Three-vehicle accident kills motorcyclist
• Pedestrian critical after accident
• Animal Control: Pit bulls responsible for most bites
• Empty Bowls Project helps ministry fight local hunger
• Mom unsure how pit bull grabbed baby
• Federal auditors doubt need for new training facility on Pantex Plant site
• Canyon students receive Merit honor
• Amarillo continues bus stop renovation
• Jury convicts man in 21-year-old murder case
• 135 schools challenge state funding
• Calendar
• Pantex conducts emergency exercise
• River Road seeks class-size waivers
• Witness: 21-year-old murder case of mistaken identity
• 11-day-old dies after dog bite
• Police: Infant bitten by pit bull/mastiff dies
• Remains near Laos identified as long-missing Green Beret from Canadian
• Amarillo man dies in motorcycle crash
• Police arrest man on assault charges
• Police arrest man on assault charge
• Reaching out, paws first at Westminster Doggie Show
• Anti-abortion activist: Graphic images on trucks, banner staying put
• Grant helps West Texas A&M boost low-income enrollment
• Person seriously injured in assault
• Calendar for Monday, Oct. 3
• Democrats urge Perry to tap rainy day fund
• Faces of survival: D’Ann Jenkins
• Seliger ready for town hall meetings
• City to close East Amarillo streets
• Taste of Home Cooking show adds new flavor
• Academic Spotlight
• Readers vote who's 'Best of Amarillo'
• Event explores Indian history
• Flu vaccine a real shot in the arm
• Lawmakers sound alarm on state's water woes
• 'Pinnacle of the Plains'
• 2 new Asian restaurants to set up shop
• Records: Payments to El Eid after exit total almost $7K
• WT considers ways to offset aid cuts
• Screening key to battle
• Waiting continues for Bell
• Ex-Slaton officer pleads guilty in child pornography case
• Lubbock man gets max sentence in 3 charges
• I never claimed to be anything - my scars prove it
• Span above site of 1933 crash by Bonnie, Clyde faces demolition
• Northwest Texas Hospital pulls wraps off new $2.6-million postpartum unit
• State OKs $60M for area road projects
• Fitness law changes benefit schools
• Correction
• Monument celebrates archeology month
• Wildfire threatens northeast Amarillo homes
• Less than half of Red Cross wildfire collections reach victims
• Texas 7th Court of Appeals ‘a pretty solitary business'
• Comptroller Susan Combs brushes off talk about lieutenant governor bid
• Official says fiscal 2012 likely won't see recovery
• State gives city health department $45K more in funding for TB tests
• Rancher seeks Republican nomination for District 68
• AC board changes election dates, extends terms
• Rancher files for District 68 seat
• Refund would cost Dumas ISD $4.8M
• 8-hour police standoff ends with man's arrest
• Postal workers rally at Thornberry's office
• Fair numbers down
• Randall County officials unveil renovated juvenile jail facility
• Beilue: Golfers take big step in fight against cancer
• Recall is company's first, executive says
• Panhandle High School to administer ACT tests for first time
• Balloons assist in particle research
• Online enrollment drops
• Police identify man in armed standoff
• Agencies plan event for chronic illness
• Calendar
• Police investigate armed robbery of Toot'n Totum
• Police blockade streets in Belmar addition
• Potter County commissioners approve tax hike
• Potter commission OKs tax hike
• Firefighter injured in weekend blaze
• Police investigating armed robbery
• 1 dead, 1 injured in Hutchinson County accident
• Balancing act keeps power flowing
• Panel should reconsider tax increase, Perez urges
• Nation's opinion of Perry, Texas go hand-in-hand
• Randall marching band cleans up in OKC
• Pavone's group 'unclear' on revocation
• Training helps police make hard decisions
• Canyon ceremony honors famed Comanche chief
• Amarillo firm recalls meat
• Speaker gives border presentation
• Academic Spotlight
• Beilue: Amarillo dentist's 65-year career comes to a close
• Amarillo Town Club upgrades its pools
• Police: Suspect's gun a fake
• Abortion fight highlights push for transparency in Catholicism
• El Eid cleared apartment before leaving
• Groups work to register voters
• Misery index rises quickly among cowboys
• It's a bird, it's a plane...
• Orbs in sky are NASA weather research balloons
• Vaccination clinic to be held for pets
• Humane Society hosting vaccination clinic
• Protest takes to the skies
• Police say man killed by officers carried fake gun
• Jurors indict man on assault charges in I-40 robbery
• Jurors indict man in I-40 robbery
• Domestic dispute ends with death of 56-year-old
• Police kill 2
• City terminates employment of traffic engineer El Eid
• Lawsuit: Son stole Bivins patriarch's deeds
• Performers add excitement
• Parents learn to combat bullying
• 'Texas' executive on leave
• Police extend death probe
• Superstar plants ready for planting
• Police shoot, kill 2 in separate incidents
• Police shoot and kill wanted man
• Police shoot, kill 2 in separate incidents
• Police shoot and kill wanted man
• Constitution Day
• City fires El Eid
• City fires El Eid
• Police shoot, kill armed man in domestic dispute
• Overnight shooting under investigation
• Man gets 60 years for sex offense
• Decision: Shoot or don't?
• Fair exhibitions showcase exotic tigers, farm animals
• Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum museum displays rare books
• Settlement would cut company's liabilty
• Police: Man fatally shot in head
• Goodbye, cruel summer
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• 2 dead in I-40 collision in Carson County
• Man hurt in 3-story fall at construction work site
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• Tractor-trailer explosion kills driver
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• Fire engulfs tankers after collision
• Calendar
• GAO: Nuke plants' savings doubtful
• Second Amarillo man dies after house fire
• Trucker charged with smuggling
• Board votes to refund school building bonds to save money
• 3 men plead guilty to carrying cocaine
• Charge dropped, bond reduced in '86 cold case
• Commissioners ratify property tax increase
• Fried ice cream tops treats
• Downed power pole causes outages, grass fire
• Fire damages Pampa house
• Fire damages Pampa home
• AISD may hire 3 teachers to meet class-size ratio
• Police probe fire, fatal shooting
• Potter mulls reserve fund guidelines
• Car dealer, company accept $720K judgment
• BNSF call center will reimburse evacuees
• Library users to pay for loan items
• Grand jury indicts man in 2 shootings
• Calendar
• Police jail 2 menafter beer run theft
• Man jailed for $325K worth of marijuana
• Unexpected test shows promise
• Police investigate shooting, fire
• Police investigating incident
• District joins equal-funds suit
• Local lawyer to take helm of child court
• Woman manages recovery booth after fight with alcoholism
• New start for nonprofit
• Dumas man critically injured in four-wheeler accident
• Amarillo bomb squad disposes of explosives
• Borger administrators put volleyball coach on leave
• Academic Spotlight
• 'You either like it or you don't'
• 3 federal judges mull redistricting controversy
• Backpacks provide bounty
• Blast creates havoc
• 'Sugar is sugar' claim heads to court
• Jake's morphs into 7 Bar & Grill for 'younger, happier' eatery
• SEC officials 'lawyer up' amid scrutiny, probe
• Are cattle, crops safer?
• Frontier Days offer excitement
• Frank Phillips, Clarendon colleges experience enrollment decline
• Area community colleges experience enrollment decline
• Museum hosts naturalization ceremony
• Meredith canal created to increase water flow
• Officials say railcar explosion no threat to residents
• Breaking News: large fire - 12th, Arthur
• Summer's heat likely to affect fair exhibitors
• Ratings eye districts' financial efficiency
• Sox to auction controversial costume
• Historic heart device study creates buzz
• WT sees enrollment increase
• Groups seek priest's return to pro-life emphasis
• Hatton: Gardens respond well to autumnlike weather conditions
• Gardens respond well to autumnlike weather conditions
• Amarilloans wake to rain
• Amarillo wakes to actual rain
• Amarillo parolee arrested in burglary
• Amarillo man arrested for burglary
• Feds eye convicted scammer's house, cars
• Bishop extends order
• Decision 'unlikely' to be reversed
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• WT makes U.S. News national rankings
• Feds pitch Pantex contract extension
• Canyon commission OKs tax hike
• St. Andrew's school celebrates 60 years
• 2 accused of threats against mailman
• Car hits trucker near Attebury
• Bishop suspends priest
• Randall OKs property tax increase
• Military magazine lauds WT
• Perry gets roughed up in second debate
• Windsor teacher wins state award
• Motorcyclist injured in Soncy Road crash
• Police investigating fatal car-pedestrian accident
• Potter OKs building study
• Boil notice expires for Falcon Club neighborhood
• Towns can't escape decline
• River Road ISD board member resigns
• Few residents address proposed Potter tax rate
• Perry appoints 7 to Texas Commission on the Arts
• Amarillo loses 'true newspaperman'
• Xcel reaches N.M. rate deal
• Polk Street altercation case narrows focus
• Nonprofit organizations seek grant money
• Temperature reaches record high Monday
• Amarillo College remembers 9/11
• Winds worry Pantex firefighters
• Police: Herbal odor leads to arrest
• Charges filed in I-40 robbery
• Authorities charge man with growing marijuana
• Border issues take high priority with Texas lawmakers
• Security funding valuable for state
• 'We remember'
• Calendar for Monday, Sept. 12
• Crash kills 1, injures 1
• Schools work to prevent bullying
• Rancher, cowboy for life
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• Testing the boundaries What we did
• Security tighter, but airports' vulnerability still uncertain
• Securing nuclear materials a global issue
• Bankruptcies
• Household energy use expected to decline
• Drought machine helps develop hardier crops
• Brewing up a harvest
• Feds charge Amarilloan with child porn
• Grants boost region’s tools
• City considers tax hike
• Farming a life-changing task
• Black: Farming a life-changing task
• Amarillo police arrest 2 on drug charges
• New watering days in effect
• Jon Mark Beilue: Longhorns whip up football armageddon
• It's a tough job, but ...
• AC enrollment decreases slightly
• Record heat did not lead to record crime
• Sexual assault nets doctor 4 years
• Flight security evolves from Sept. 11, 2001
• Potter constable may face suspension
• Weather proves gardening rules
• Crash near Canadian kills 2
• The Ladd Lecture
• WTC steel to be unveiled
• 9/11 lesson plans difficult
• Man gets 15 years for biting woman's ear
• Bushland boy fine after rattlesnake bite
• Potter tax hike concerns residents
• Lawndale third-grader names new police canine
• Wildfire destroys Potter County home
• Randall County property tax hearing quiet
• Remembering Sept. 11, 2001
• Skinner seeks DNA tests
• Ohio firm buys Jack B. Kelley
• Randall County sells Falcon Club parcels
• Sunray library receives $2,500 donation
• Ohio company acquires Amarillo’s Jack B. Kelley Inc.
• Ohio company acquires Amarillo’s Jack B. Kelley Inc.
• Fire burning near Valle De Oro area
• Tenn. man charged after knife threat
• District size key to Title I
• Garden grows family bond
• Union leaders lash out at state government during picnic
• Calendar
• CISD may install water wells at high schools
• Chisum faces familiar opponent
• Many legislators successful without a college degree
• Holly's widow seeks to halt impersonators
• Textbooks trickling into city's schools
• Ex-workers cited for visiting porn sites
• Area sees abrupt temperature drop
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• Academic Spotlight: Lydia Howard
• Tradition, leadership
• Seliger defends redrawn districts
• Biggest EB-5 risk falls on investors
• Downtown hotel plans depend on foreign cash
• Calendar for Sept. 4, 2011
• Drought hurts local economy
• Cactus blaze destroys 3 mobile homes
• Man hospitalized with face burns after house fire
• Business owner finds thief at cash register
• Speaker appoints Four Price to Energy Council
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• Cowboy hat brings back life lessons
• Man pleads guilty to string of hotel robberies
• Man pleads guilty to hotel robberies
• Man hospitalized with burn injuries
• Big Texan adds local beer
• TxDOT unveils road ideas
• Amarillo museum acquires space shuttle training craft
• Flowering shrubs add color to garden throughout summer
• Horse show expected to bring $7.1M to city
• WT expands specialized transfer program
• Perryton man named DPS deputy director
• Morning blaze destroys Pampa residence
• Say What? Officer caught on camera in compromising position
• GM: Sox lost $100K
• United Way sets $5.6M goal for 2011 campaign
• Troopers arrest 2 on drug charges
• Dove season begins
• TxDOT to hold public meeting on Thursday
• AC's Moore County campus plans to build training center
• Four juveniles arrested for mailbox explosive
• Police arrest 4 for credit card abuse
• Heimlich posters law discontinued
• Judge sentences Canyon man to 35 years, $10k fine for murder
• Women's health institute adds new executive director
• Man gets 25 years for murder
• City Commission allocates $2.5M for streetscaping
• Pilot's efforts to restart plane engine futile
• Pantex breaks ground on explosives facility
• VA center opens clinic for women
• Infant dies two days after Mobley Street accident
• Pampa woman dies when tractor-trailer hits car
• Tax law aims to reduce homestead fraud
• 12 left homeless
• Another Republican to leave House
• Police jail man, 25, in bar fight stabbing
• Perryton man pleads guilty to murder
• Fire destroys Canyon apartment building
• Hardcastle will not seek re-election in District 68
• An increasing trend
• Calendar
• Vandalism jolts neighborhood BY JOE GAMM
• South Amarillo mailbox destroyed by explosive
• South Amarillo mailbox destroyed by explosive
• Praising God with music
• Cost of wind power lines now almost $7B
• Kennel boarders, owners recover BY BRITTANY NUNN
• When Amarillo's fringes burned
• Legacy of fires still being written
• Firefighters battle blaze in Hansford County
• 28 seek disaster loans
• Facebook spreads wildfire details
• Fire crews learn from each other
• Strip club fees don't block rights, court rules
• 'I was terrified'
• Crews still battling Armstrong blazes
• Motorcyclist seriously hurt in collision
• Mountaineers find creative solutions
• Four teenagers arrested in Martin Road fire
• Martin Road Park playground burns
• Armed robbery suspect injured in attempted carjacking
• Rattler bites Bushland kindergartner
• Turbine company hiring in Amarillo
• Many of region's children struggle for enough food
• Canyon delays water restrictions
• Bushland ISD board OKs 2011-12 budget
• City eases water limits
• Spearman teacher surprised by national award
• A passion for science education
• Riggs joins Chase bankas senior vice president
• Blaze burns 1,200 acres, avoids structures
• Calendar
• City eases water restrictions
• Bushland student bitten by snake
• Wildfires burning in Armstrong County
• Police seek man in armed robbery
• Announcing the Winners of the 2011 AMoA National Juried Biennial: Figurative Painting Exhibition
• Athletes work to hydrate, stay cool
• Victims of salmonella outbreak win $1.4M
• Sports officials say fans won't see benefits of surcharge
• 10 state amendments ready for Nov. 8 vote
• Starting off right
• Canyon teacher named state award finalist
• Amarillo ties another temperature record
• Area man sentenced to 30 years in prison
• Horse tramples, kills Tulia rodeo worker
• Back to School for Amarillo - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Xcel issues energy alert
• Police: Suspicious box not bomb
• AC board of regents adopts 2011-12 budget
• City eyes design standards for Lubbock neighborhood
• Super 8 Motel robbery foiled
• Police eye June homicide
• Woman faces drug charge
• Panel: Move forward with downtown plan
• Texas Panhandle employment agency to cut 7 offices
• Paul Gillette case: Attorney general asks judge to name successor for water system
• Calendar for Aug. 24, 2011
• Pipeline water flowing again
• Xcel Energy issues power alert
• First victims testify as salmonella trial begins
• Canyon ISD board passes budget
• Bomb squad removes suspicious package found outside civic center
• Highland Park teachers welcome students back in style
• Bidwell CEO will speak at Frank Phillips College
• Calendar
• Amarillo woman guilty of 20 charges in scam
• Amarillo ties record temperature Monday
• Property tax increase proposed by Potter Commission
• Potter proposes property tax hike
• Pickup strikes, kills Amarillo pedestrian
• Crews replace damaged water pipeline
• School zone cellphone ban to take effect
• Water main rupture: Dry soil among possible culprits
• Teachers eye funding suit as classes set to open
• Water main rupture: Repair crews scramble
• Calendar
• Broken pipeline prompts call to stop non-essential water use
• $113,000,000: We have the plan. We have the cost. Now how do we get the money?
• Jammin' in the city
• High-speed chase ends with arrest
• Amarillo police arrest 2 men over stolen tools
• Hemphill County wreck kills oilfield worker
• Canadian official will challenge Landtroop
• City, arts groups near fee deal
• Writer, teacher Al Dewlen dies
• Families flock to stores
• Regulations restrict protection for horses
• Tech AD denies role in booster wrongdoing
• Pickens won’t give up on natural gas
• Randall County considers rural sales tax
• Hatton: Gardening memories always take place in Eden
• 'A new level of poverty'
• Beilue: Campus life can include sobriety
• AC, Frank Phillips team to develop ag program
• Calendar
• Trooper finds meth hidden in car battery
• Trooper finds meth in car battery
• SPS seeks approval for refunds
• Emotion just beneath the surface
• Regents trim WT budget by $3M
• Seventh rabid skunk found in Hale County
• Calendar
• Okla. plane burns during preflight in Perryton
• Correction
• School combines budget cuts into 1 year
• City plan encourages purchase of historic hotel
• Sales tax holiday attracts crowds
• Drought dries up 2011 income for farmers, ranchers
• Mo. retiree wants his 'last hoorah' back
• Arts groups offer free preview
• Philanthropist Mary Ware dies
• Calendar
• Headline
• Tax rate increase clears hurdle
• Investigators: Tulia woman died from blunt force trauma
• Civic leader Mary Ware dies
• Skinner gets new execution date
• Triple murderer Skinner set for execution in November
• Police arrest 4 on robbery charges
• AISD board discusses ways to save water long term
• Rangers probe Tulia slaying
• Contractor gets more time
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• Police catch woman with counterfeit cash
• DPS: Fiery crash kills 1 on Highway 60
• One dead in fiery traffic collision
• Charles Goodnight house: Restoration moves inside
• Police make arrest in club-to-home robbery
• Police make arrest in robbery
• Wildcat Bluff fights to survive droughts
• Buddhists pray for parents
• Police: Leads exhausted in man's 1994 death
• Trew: Quotes offer glimpse into life in Old West
• Robbery victims met suspects at night club
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• 2 assault Amarillo man in his home
• Amarillo broker appointed to state position
• City eyes higher taxes
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• Welch: Firms offer gaming on the go
• Concussions getting closer attention
• Museum showcases Western art
• Beilue: Brothers band together for veteran honor flight trip
• Potter officials support tax hike
• Greg Abbott leads state fundraising despite lack of campaign talk
• Wildfires dry up firefighting funds
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• Man arrested on charges of money laundering
• Perry to announce 2012 presidential bid
• Garden provides pleasure, benefits to well-being
• New high school to open in Lockney after 2009 fire
• WT on 'Princeton' list for second year
• Tax board OKs $2.5M for downtown revitalization project
• Rain stirs hope
• Local legislators back governor
• Jon Mark Beilue: Adopted man searches for biological siblings
• Couple buys 'dream house'
• Amarillo, Canyon educators score Teacher of the Year awards
• Calendar for Aug. 12, 2011
• Who would you vote for in the Republican Primary?
• Motorcyclist dies after hit and run
• Hit-and-run accident kills motorcyclist
• Fun at Chick-fil-A
• Canyon considers 4 percent property-tax hike
• Storm snaps power poles
• Calendar for Aug. 10, 2011
• Perry touts job growth, blasts Obama
• Thunderstorm causes Pampa power outages
• Salmonella risk prompts Merrick dog treat recall
• Randall airport plans grounded
• Commissioners hear downtown plan
• Randall tax hike possible
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• Pipeline firm plans $230M natural gas plant
• Ceremony provides reflection, thankfulness
• Beilue: Helping Molly Mo take flight
• State employees honored for service
• Interstate 27 lane closures in place into September
• Thunderstorm warning for Potter and Randall counties
• Girls' night out ... at the range
• $113M downtown proposal draws praise, criticism
• Texas will wait to decide on 'No Child' waiver
• Officials: Tax hike possible
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• Petition to remove schools chief put on hold
• Police nab unregistered sex offender, last of 4
• Police nab unregistered sex offender, last of four
• Fire scorches 71 acres outside Hereford
• 2 motorcycle crashes kill 1, injure others
• One man dies, one injured in separate motorcycle crashes
• Potter unveils proposed budget
• Amarillo breaks temperature record
• Man dies in I-27 motorcycle crash
• NNSA to consolidate in S.C.
• Area cities implement water conservation strategies
• School bands brave heat
• Bicycling firefighters ride for 9/11
• Trew: Raton Pass toll road tales see no justice
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• Amarillo breaks record for consecutive 90-degree days
• Motorcyclist killed in I-27 crash
• City health funds cut
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• Lewisville man fleeing DPS crashes, dies
• Troopers find $87,000 in woman's car
• Police respond to man with gunshot wound
• Amarillo ties another weather record
• Plane crash investigation begins
• Kidsfest: Prep for a new beginning
• Caboose averts last calls, joins history museum
• 60 Okla. National Guard troops to return home
• Okla. National Guard team returning home
• Troopers find $87,000 in woman’s car
• Man shot early Saturday morning
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• Modern farming practices encourage substainability
• Districts fail to meet progress standards
• Man fleeing from DPS crashes, dies
• Bomb squad detonates mortar shell found in Swisher County
• APD jails sex offenders for failure to register
• Calendar for Aug. 6, 2011
• Wildfire scorches 94 acres near Dumas
• City shatters another temperature record
• Authorities identify drowning victim
• 5 hurt in plane crash
• Rally prompts mixed reaction
• Annual Kidsfest program moves to cool indoors
• Chiropractor gets 2 life terms for abuse
• Aircraft crash north of airport injures 5
• APD seeks sped-up response
• Navy weighs $8B Osprey pact
• Amarillo-metro school districts fail to meet progress standards
• Adjust for climate when growing produce
• Doctor's defense presents new scenarios
• Board OKs downtown development plan
• Registration for school begins
• Beilue: Amarillo thinking big, but carefully
• TxDOT: Creation of recreational trail unlikely
• Each 100-degree day adds to record
• Rugged terrain hinders canyon wildfire efforts
• Calendar for Aug. 5, 2011
• Rabies case confirmed in Hansford County
• Man seriously injured in motorcycle crash
• Bell seeks major Osprey contract
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• Amarillo districts miss yearly federal progress standards
• Victim testifies in assault trial
• NCLB school ratings likely to drop
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• Phase 1 'economic engine'
• Plan pegged at $113M
• Plan costs pegged at $113M
• Area has 5 activeTB cases
• City OKs $22M for water rights
• Beilue: UT massacre all too real for stepbrothers
• Clovis voters reject tax credits for hotel
• Man pleads guilty to murder
• Sex abuse trial turns graphic
• Head-on collision kills Canadian woman
• Tax income on record track
• Robber flees pharmacy with medications
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• Area rabies cases hit 48
• 48 cases of rabies in Panhandle this year
• Accident closes Highway 60
• Police arrest suspect with 11 warrants
• Police arrest man for 11 warrants
• Pampa woman gets jail for murder, assault
• Pampa woman sentenced in murder, assault case
• Officials unsure what caused north Amarillo fire
• Officials unsure what caused house fire
• Midnight Madness
• Districts hit hard by new criteria
• WT seeks funds for agriculture programs
• Arguments begin in abuse trial
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• Drama’s real action out of public view
• Agency to unveil mass-notification message system
• Canyon to keep water measures
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• Drama's real action out of public view
• 7-car pileup blocks Coulter Street traffic, injures 2
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• Amarillo.com introduces new text-messaging system
• Harley bikes, Texas style
• Buddy Holly to receive star on Walk of Fame
• Burning hay truck blocks highway
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• Park of dreams
• Property tax hike possible for officer cost
• Multiple rural fires intentionally set
• Fire damages south Amarillo home
• Districts drop in ratings
• VA's $10M initiative to reach for the sun
• Bell ready to hire
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• Stove burner causes house fire
• TxDOT expects lane closures
• Fire damages south Amarillo home
• Multiple rural fires intentionally set
• Bushland ISD accountability rating drops
• Bushland ISD accountability rating drops
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• Canyon death: Family recalls woman who died
• Man pleads guilty to money laundering
• Equipment age to blame for mixed traffic signals
• $5.1M in claims to go unpaid in Autopro bankruptcy
• Amarillo man sold pirated DVDs
• State will release school ratings
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• Canyon man dies following morning traffic accident
• Record heat, again
• Amarillo ties heat record at 102
• Fire damages home north of Amarillo
• Firefighters quell blaze inside home, outbuildings
• Smoker causes Borger garage fire
• Unattended smoker blamed for Borger garage fire
• DPS: Trooper finds 33 pounds of marijuana in car trunk
• Trooper finds 33 pounds of marijuana in car trunk
• Rollover kills 2 oil field workers, injures 1
• Rollover kills two, injures one
• Amarilloan to join sub force
• Schools prepare for registration days
• Police ID woman found in canyon
• Investigators ID woman who died in canyon
• Man charged with trying to steal air conditioner
• S&P raises Amarillo's bond rating
• Police leaving red reminders of their visits
• Randall lowers tax rates a fraction
• Postal Service eyes 11 area facilities for closure
• Perry touts balanced-budget measure
• Langford signs confessions in fraud cases
• Writer claims top dishonor in contest for bad writing
• Amarillo filmmaker loved the classics
• 11 Panhandle post offices targeted for closure
• State sues in nursing home death
• Motorcycle fatality city's first of 2011
• Wind-power firms to employ 70 to 80 workers this year
• Bank puts name on stadium field
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• Police capture deadly conduct suspect
• Airport debuts just in time
• Deadly conduct suspect captured on probation warrant
• Former exchange student found dead in Palo Duro Canyon
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• Graffiti gets city's attention
• More IHOP salmonella cases settled
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• State football contenders to vie in Cowboys Stadium
• River Road ISD replaces principal
• Testing to begin soon
• Despite leads, no charges in man's beating death
• Schools to shift focus in testing
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• Thunderstorm gust ties wind-speed record
• Traffic accident kills motorcycle rider
• Honoring the American cowboy
• US Treasury switches benefits to direct deposit
• Study IDs cost savings for WT
• On the auction block
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• Tap in and connect: Quick Response codes speed up access to links
• Friday storm left damage behind
• Accident kills motorcycle rider
• City commissioners tour downtown Sugar Land
• Social Security changes hours
• Ryan Palmer to host kids' clinic
• Charges plague West Texas A&M teams
• Witnesses gather in Amarillo
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• Man robs Big Texan Steak Ranch
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• Trailer work causes fire
• Big Texan employee robbed at gunpoint
• Pantex copper theft yields 2 years' probation
• Wichita Falls man indicted for '86 killing
• Event recharges workers
• Water board creates study
• Amarillo man dies in motorcycle crash
• State board debates science standards
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• Feds consider contract overhaul
• Calming winds reveal new gardening insight
• Jury indicts 4 WT players
• DPS: Man said he was texting at time of crash
• I-27 closed for hour after wreck
• Group detains man until trooper arrives
• DPS: Highway fatality near Pampa texting-related
• Pregnant woman extricated from collision on I-27
• Grand jury indicts man in 1986 murder
• Plan calls for placing Pantex, Y-12 under single contract
• Man arrested after fight in parking lot
• Accident kills Bovina man, injures another
• Former Pantex electrician sentenced
• Families see power bills spike
• City matches annual 100-degree-day total
• Police: Naked man flees home, suffers pit bull attack
• Police arrest man charged with kidnapping
• Officials: Fire burns Deaf Smith County
• IHOP settles 11 salmonella cases
• Police: Man robs woman at stop sign
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• Fire spreads through rural Deaf Smith County
• Man robs driver at gunpoint
• Amarillo ties record for cumulative annual total of 100-degree days
• Police capture fourth suspect in Castro County shooting
• Share the Road! setting the pace
• Naked man flees Amarillo home after dog attack
• Harpole, 3 commissioners to tour downtown Sugar Land
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• Amarillo man dies in 1-car rollover
• 2nd man pleads guilty to stealing from Pantex
• Labor union, Bell at odds
• Water district votes to approve amendments
• Man gets 25 years in domestic violence case
• Dr. Gott: Seaweed is successful but has its downside
• City OKs social services funds
• Palo Duro hot attraction
• Commission OKs funding for disadvantaged
• CRMWA approves more water from Lake Meredith
• Ex-Pantex Plant electrician gets 6 months for theft
• Schools scratch football this year
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• WT looks to add program
• Municipal election spending reports filed
• Undocumented immigrant tried to rob teenager at Whittier Elementary
• Mexican citizen sentenced for trying to rob teenager at Whittier
• Helium reserve could be exhausted by 2020
• Voluntary measures enough?
• Officials add 1,458 laws to state's books
• Wildlife abandon young in drought
• West Texas legislators earn disparate grades
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• Power outage results from vehicle accident
• Farm Briefs
• Perry's past as Dem sure to be eyed
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• St. Andrew's Episcopal priest Mann dies
• Area's 1st GOP state legislator dies
• Ex-WT prof writes energy textbook
• Landscape changes make new Dust Bowl unlikely
• Officials have few options
• Canines show obedience
• Fire damages grain elevator
• 'Potter' fans converge to watch final film
• Final 'Harry Potter' exciting, successful
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• Third murder suspect charged
• Bicyclist to discuss personal health care
• Bell brings 100 jobs to city
• Veterans return to struggles
• Bell moving 100 jobs to Amarillo
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• Trooper finds $160,000 hidden in vehicle
• Xcel to move idle turbine to Tucumcari for backup power source
• Thirsty cattle at risk because they drink too much water
• Third suspect arrested in Saturday shooting
• Stratford man dies in alcohol-related crash
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• Police seek suspect in sexual assault
• Dog death puts groomer training under spotlight
• Vendors value guitars
• Police seek 3rd murder suspect
• ConocoPhillips to be divided
• Bench delays continue
• Funding depends on transportation law
• Accident kills Stratford man
• Amarillo City Rap
• Third suspect sought on murder charge
• Police seek Amarillo man for alleged sex assault
• Committee mulls transportation, drainage
• Feds may extradite Perryton resident
• Canyon ISD cuts could top $3.2M
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• Nationwide to cut 64 local jobs
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• 2 jailed, 2 sought in Castro County shooting
• Nationwide to lay off 64 in Amarillo
• Police in search of shooting suspect
• Randall officials may get small raises
• Court records: Man beaten, strangled
• Travelers: Thumbs up
• Famous Chicken returns
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• Xcel seeks OK for new unit
• City OKs tentative water sales
• Amarillo Area Foundation receives $1.3M Gates grant
• City approves $6.7M sale of water rights
• Colo. senator not likely to appear in court this month
• Xcel pursuing $117-million expansion
• Court records: slaying victim beaten, strangled
• Amarillo Area Foundation gets $1.3M grant
• Two wounded in overnight shooting
• New terminal impresses passengers
• Airport flights canceled after power problem
• Airport launches into future
• Wellington's Ritz Theater second in 'This Place Matters' contest
• Ex-official to enter District 88 primary
• Board: No raises for CISD teachers
• Man indicted on murder charge
• Weather causes delay in certification
• Man ID'd in Castro County shooting
• Man injured in 1-car accident Sunday
• Amarillo final stop for disaster tour
• Kelly's precinct to grow
• Man shot in Castro County identified
• Police: Alcohol and speed factors in evening crash
• Texas gas prices up; Amarillo tied for highest
• No one hurt in hotel after linens catch fire
• Lawmakers brace for '13 woes
• 2008 purse-snatching led to death of female victim
• Gambler holds naming party
• Dems rev up for next election
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• Smoking linens scramble firefighters
• Ranch-brand design reflects region's identity
• TEA develops new student identification system for statewide use
• 2 arrested in death inquiry
• Improvements entice crowds
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• WT investigates students' mobile privacy
• Two arrested in connection with death
• Man shot in head in Castro County
• Friends: Astronaut was smart, determined
• Tractor joyride lands woman indictment
• High temperatures set more records in area
• Man dead, another jailed after crash
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• City leaders failed to vet El Eid
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• Chisum changes tactics
• Woman indicted for April tractor joyride in Bushland
• DPS: Alcohol factor in motorcyclist fatality
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• Man jailed on drug charges
• Vendors weather drought
• Sweetwater coach found boy on road
• Road repairs planned through August
• Jihad El Eid: Records weave complex history
• Homeowner in hot water; HOA demands irrigation
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• Police find cash, drugs in east Amarillo home
• USDA offers compensation for discrimination claims
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• They will work on the Ross-Mirror Connector from Northeast Third Avenue to Amarillo Boulevard through July 14. Other work includes:
• Public works: Traffic slowdowns reap future benefits for drivers
• Friends of Silverton receive $94,000 USDA grant
• Examiners autopsy body found in Amarillo apartment
• BCS chief to step down
• Prosecutors file new charge in 1986 death
• Roger Raper resigns as Tascosa boys basketball coach
• Grass fire causes northeast power outages
• New charge in 25-year-old case
• Body identified in suspicious death
• Weekend shooting leaves one injured
• Vacant-house fire ruled arson by AFD
• Fight over loose dog leads to stabbing
• Green hails residents’ conservation efforts
• Authorities probing death as homicide
• Sprinklers stay on at AISD athletic fields
• Police: 2 jailed in fireworks violations
• Official eyes engineer's hiring
• USA Today mentions Palo Duro Canyon in travel guide
• Special Crimes investigating incident
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• West Texas lawmakers star in special session
• Presidential office names WT graduate to data team
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• Lightning likely cause of Hartley County wildfire, officials say
• Sox unveil new, less objectionable mascot
• Lightning probably sparked Hartley wildfire
• Let it rain!
• New Deal aspires to improve, gain residents
• Bell to upgrade 18 Kiowa helicopters
• 'Afraid to relax’
• Life as sports mascot rife with laughs, perils
• Car woes proved deadly for victim
• Drivers hospitalized after Loop 335 collision
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• DPS: Sleep-deprivation crash kills 2 students
• Storm rolls in
• Two students die in highway accident
• Loop 335 re-opens following accident
• Little riders tame sheep at rodeo
• North Amarillo grass fire burns about 60 acres
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• Visits reminders of Amarillo's special link to NASA
• Beilue: Unexpected phone call relives the past for crash survivor
• Laser show a unique fit to Amarillo
• 'Explorers at heart'
• Symphony changes performance for lasers
• Police: 12 men arrested in undercover drug busts
• Moore County Gin makes bet on cotton consortium
• Caution douses rockets' red glare
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• Motorcyclist killed in accident
• Woman charged with arson
• Scammer commits suicide, police say
• Asarco extends labor contract
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• 15-year-old driven to better herself
• Water replaces 'Texas' fireworks
• Wildlife face scarce food
• Region honors Hereford Superintendent Moulton
• FBI probes traffic engineer
• Asarco unions, owners extend contract
• Attorney: Man awaiting federal sentencing commits suicide
• Amarillo man arrested after evading police
• Amarillo official linked to FBI probe
• Legislative session ends; school budget balanced
• Investigators: Blaze destroys Borger garage
• Senator blamed for failure to pass sanctuary cities ban
• Grand jury charges men with murder
• AC takes steps to work through $8.5M cut
• Man violating probation caught after tripping
• City seeks voluntary water-use restrictions
• Federal jury convicts Amarilloan on 24 mail fraud charges
• Texas tuberculosis victim no longer contagious
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• Records: DPS recommended negligent homicide charge in senator's case
• AC facing $8.5 million in cuts
• Jurors deliberate "TreasuryGate"
• Fire destroys Borger garage
• Rainfall just drop in bucket
• City not forcing water limits
• AC regents OK East Campus upgrades
• Witnesses: Payout still possible
• Team to collect food for family
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• APD plans increased July Fourth DUI patrols
• High temps thin air
• Area received much needed rain
• With clock ticking, House passes bills
• Red Cross director honored
• Amarillo's baseball slump
• Commission meetings move to 1st Tuesday of every month
• Palisades closes in on share of new $103,000 brush truck
• Police: Cause still unknown in fatal Canyon house fire
• Motorcyclist dies Monday in single-vehicle crash on I-40
• Firefighters report no injuries in north Amarillo house fire
• Schedule back on track after heat grounds 3 flights
• Officials declare water emergency in Wellington
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• Fire guts a north Amarillo home
• Flights canceled in excessive heat
• Motorcycle accident kills Florida man
• Sox mascot: Now what?
• Wellington residents help conserve water
• Village of Palisades moves closer to new fire truck
• Cause of fire under investigation
• AGN wants to know: Do you normally operate a fireworks stand?
• Cities top all-time highs
• Amarillo branches thrive
• 34 years later, bakery killing still unsolved
• Canyon man dies in fire
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• Temperature records broken across Panhandle
• Canyon man dies in house fire
• Hikers treated for heat exhaustion
• Dumas is latest city affected by power outages
• Ground-wire failure cuts power to thousands
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• Littlest bull riders compete
• Lawmakers to try texting ban again
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• Checks remove unsafe trucks
• Did you know Timothy Dale McCarty?
• SW Amarillo experiences power outages
• Development team unveils downtown vision
• Friday's high a record
• Legislators may face new special session
• Texas Tech regents approve nearly 6 percent tuition hike
• Businesses keep Panhandle cool in the heat
• Seminar addresses wind energy
• Water district to take comments
• Black: Sneak attack not so sneaky
• Cigarette sparked house fire
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• Arroyo Drive fire caused by cigarette
• Group buys Mesa Water rights
• TxDOT to close section of Southeast Third
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• Man indicted in death outside Club Baloo
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• District OKs civic, national center repairs
• AISD OKs pay raises despite cutbacks
• Drought forces closure of scheduled fish derby
• Grand jury indicts man in stabbing
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• Blaze destroys house
• One home destroyed, others damaged in Willow Creek fire
• Borger man indicted on capital murder charge
• Grand Street bridge project to cause closures
• Pickens group, city, CRMWA agree to water sale
• Potter County grand jury indicts murder suspect
• Top homicide investigator steps down
• Canyon to seek DWI test warrants
• Legislators reject bills toughening DWI laws
• 'He's my hero'
• SWAT lieutenant ready for new role
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• Ominous name hides fun-loving personas
• Amid budget crunch, Tech board meets to set tuition
• Amarillo man gets 8 years for indecency
• Police seek cycle robbery suspects
• Group lobbies for funds to help replace fencing
• WT student seeking volunteers for survey
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• Cattle raisers lobby for fence-mending money
• Man sentenced to 8 years in indecency case
• Dumas police seek sexual assault suspect
• Man sought in violent robbery
• Atkinson: Amarillo will reduce irrigation of public spaces
• Public input sought to improve mobility, safety
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• River Road ISD asks departments for cuts
• 1 dead, 5 injured in accident
• Testimony: Victims promised a share of Saddam's trillions
• WT planning to deal with cuts through efficiency
• State revokes AMS worker's certification
• Teen dies in rollover near Claude
• ‘TreasuryGate’ trial begins in Amarillo
• Canyon won't restrict water
• Texas wildfires scorch 3 million acres
• Mother mourns loss of 2 daughters in crash
• Fire support on hand
• Pampa writer's work wins 2 Emmys
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• Crash blocks I-40 traffic
• Crash near Bushland blocks highway
• Texas wildfires burn 3 million acres
• None injured in mobile home fire
• Texas Dems 'endangered'
• Rural officials 'vote for district'
• 3 firefighters injured
• Tractor-trailer ablaze on I-40
• Strong winds slow construction on wind farm
• 3 die, 1 hurt in wreck
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• Three firefighters injured battling wildfire
• 3 killed in wreck near Hereford
• Grass fire near Canyon contained, some evacuations cancelled
• I-40 tractor-trailer fire contained, no injuries
• Two wildfires threaten Moore County
• Afternoon fire damages north Amarillo mobile home
• Cuts could force merger of rural affairs, agriculture departments
• 3 sent to hospital after wreck
• Postponed execution frustrates relatives
• Early morning blaze damages apartment
• 2 injured when pickup, motorcycle collide
• Dads work on bonding
• SWAT standoff ends without incident
• Donor's death ends kidney program
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• Collision sends 3 to local hospital
• United Way volunteers join up for Day of Caring
• Racial tensions wrack capitol
• Perry vetoes ban on texting
• WT honors McCartt's service to public
• Pampa native among Emmy nominees
• APD: Man threatens wife during standoff; residents evacuated
• Test of skill, accuracy
• Bars pledge safer downtown
• USDA clarifies cotton coverage
• TIRZ OKs request for courthouse funding
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• Magazine recognizes Duncan as one of state's top legislators
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• Amarillo SWAT earns second in competition
• Special Crimes Unit names new leader
• Video: United Way Day of Caring
• Texting while driving bill vetoed
• Xcel reports peak usage
• Raw Video: Shooting at Mini Mart on Washington St.
• TIRZ grants courthouse additional funds
• Chamber plans Summer Fiesta
• Workers brave unrelenting heat
• Employee appreciation on rails
• Overpass reopens
• Study: Center updates feasible
• Group seeks ways to improve drainage
• Cities eye water-use measures
• High temps, winds parch Panhandle
• Amarillo man dies after being struck by vehicle
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• Veterans honored brick by brick
• Wallace Bajjali presents funding options
• Man arrested for 42 pounds of pot
• Carbon monoxide claims 2
• Justices halt Balentine's Wednesday execution
• Man struck and killed by vehicle
• Juvenile records bill draws support, ire
• Grand jury indicts Hereford cattleman
• Officials offer fireworks amnesty
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• Amarillo's economic-strength ranking rises
• Amarillo couple's death ruled accidental
• Fire claims WWII bomber after crash-landing in Ill.
• Balentine stay denied
• Police seek info on shooting
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• Facelift for fall
• City to mull foreign cash
• Wesley menu
• Potter to request $198k for landscaping
• Father admits hiding body
• Firm explores luring foreign investors for downtown projects
• Chipping site fire ruled accidental
• County requests more TIRZ funding for courthouse
• Request for stay denied for Amarillo murderer
• Music, laser show to highlight 4th celebration
• Wreck sends married couple to hospital
• Some want trustee ousted
• Man arrested for Hill murder
• Residents clear trees
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• 1992 murder victim stabbed several times
• Wreck on I40 and Georgia sends man, woman to hospital
• Suspect in San Jacinto shooting arrested
• Gunbattle leaves 1 man dead
• Balentine asks for stay of execution
• Route 66 fest boosts business
• Hardcastle poised to represent 14 area counties
• Perry, Landtroop plan town hall meetings on changing districts
• Former Bobbie honored
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• Police search for shooter in Amarillo homicide
• Amigos to host free public health fair
• Police arrest 2 suspected drug dealers
• Senate passes school bill
• Rogers mixes it up with 'First 50 Years'
• Firefighters monitor city fireworks sales
• Cancer survivors share bond
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• AGN staff earn photo awards
• Police recover 200K in meth, arrest 2
• Street justice or vigilante? Were the parents justified in taking matters into their own hands?
• Something's still burning for Rogers after 50 years
• Police say robberies may be linked
• West Texas city braces for possible power outages
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• S.C. accident kills Amarillo motorcyclist
• Neighborhood on edge
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• Golden Spread buys last half of power plant
• City doesn't see benefit of lower state gas prices
• Board gives OK for razing of historic homes
• Muleshoe refuge adds new exhibit
• Water district eyes future
• Police find weapon in stabbing
• Farmers: No rain, no crops
• Ariz. fire doesn't affect regional power grid
• Police: Alcohol not factor in accident
• No one charged yet in separate shootings
• Judge denies bond to murder suspect
• Granger Smith straddles music industry's fine line
• 'Gambler' sets Amarillo show
• Broadway singer supports ALT with concert
• No surprise: Amarillo gas price highest in Texas
• 50 years and countless Caddies
• Fire destroys guest home south of Amarillo
• Structure fire near McCormick Road contained
• Amarillo man shot five times outside convenience store
• Hereford police recover weapon believed used in homicide
• Wellington slaying suspect had record
• Police rule Hereford man's death a homicide
• Panhandle's toasty temperatures continue
• City water purchase to be finalized
• Manager shot in supermarket robbery
• Teen shot in drive-by shows improvement
• Potter County examines jail overcrowding
• Former jailer indicted on stalking charge
• Mobile home destroyed in accidental fire
• Grand jury indicts man in Canyon beating death
• Officials vow tough response
• Grand jury charges Lubbock man in crime spree
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• Store manager shot during alleged robbery
• Middle school chess championship
• Playing it safe
• Hot, hot heat
• Fire destroys home north of Amarillo
• Hereford police investigating possible homicide
• Area counties ban fireworks
• Former doctor cleared of wrongdoing
• Police make arrest in bar robbery
• Elementary teacher wins statewide award
• Drought prompts commission to call for water conservation
• Texas Panhandle sees record highs
• Police attribute fires to arson
• Garage fire causes $20K damage in Borger
• Falcons' winning tradition starts early
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• Should local counties be allowed to ban the sale of fireworks?
• Three men rob north Amarillo bar
• Should Rep. Anthony Weiner resign after admitting to sending lewd photos on Twitter?
• Police seek help finding arsonist
• Potter, Carson counties ban firework sales and use
• Fire damages Borger home
• Pipe to connect city, new well field
• Drive-by shooting caps busy weekend
• Autopsy: Amarillo man died from stab wounds
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• Insect-like helicopter shows its mettle in tough Texas
• AISD hires to meet criteria
• Video: Pilots play crucial role in fire fight
• Police identify man killed in Wellington
• Man killed in Wellington
• 3 arrested on drug charges in northeast Amarillo
• Missing woman found unharmed
• Boy, 15, hospitalized after drive-by shooting
• Senate spotlight on Seliger
• Police: 1990 fire likely set to cover up woman's stabbing
• Man stabbed in driveway
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• Artist recalls D-Day
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• Armed men rob restaurant employees
• Friends remember stabbing victim as 'nice man'
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• Police say Amarillo house intentionally set ablaze
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• Man hospitalized after resisting arrest
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• Camp spared destruction
• City faces water woes
• Feds seize funds in fraud probe
• Credit union says thieves did not breach network
• Ex-officer faces 6 child porn charges
• Ranchers cowboy up today for rodeo
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• City health officials hunt for source of E. coli
• Deadly virus scares riders
• Center luncheon will examine sexual health
• Elevator owner 'at wits' end'
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• E. coli cases reported in city
• Developer recruits hotel firm
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• Management bureau asks for public opinion
• Credit union works to recover
• Police: Intoxicated pair assault off-duty trooper
• Convention hotel developer discussed
• Autopsy indicates fatal fall was accidental
• Homicides: man, mother found slain near Lubbock
• Grand jury no bills 3 in fatal beating
• Fire investigated as suspicious
• Amarillo native, actress Mercer dies
• Site where woman died popular with teens
• Commissioners OK development grant
• Map expands Thornberry's district to east
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• Wildfire consumes 2,200 acres
• Credit union members lose thousands
• Fireworks ban eyed following wildfires
• Special session focuses on education funding
• Credit union accounts breached
• North Potter County fire chars 2,200 acres
• Pampa mobile home fire called suspicious
• Police identify woman found in grain elevator
• Thornberry's district expected to remain unchanged
• Police investigate suspicious death
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• Breadth of devastation made clear as day breaks
• Duncan decries need for session
• Chisum looks ahead to Railroad Commission
• Pitt Road fires destroyed four homes
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• Texas Tech, 6 others near Tier One status
• About 1,000 acres burn near Stinnett
• Amid record heat, wildfires erupt northwest, south of city
• Fires threaten Amarillo, Stinnett
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• House, Senate OK state budget
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• Girl's condition no longer considered life-threatening
• Man files lawsuit alleging excessive force by police
• Fire evacuees allowed to return home
• Deaf professor wins suit over firing
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• Teams vie for next round
• Father of bride does his part from right side
• Amarillo man sentenced to life for killing girlfriend's 5-year-old child
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• Fire evacuations lifted
• Crews continue to battle Canyon fire
• Texas jury deals life sentence to child-killer
• School districts struggle to find strong leaders
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• City's hotel tax revenue on the rise
• Officials: Cause 'undetermined'
• Group: Farm staff beat calves with hammer, axe
• Car strikes bicycle; girl in critical condition
• Amarilloan charged in dogfighting ring
• WT to add new health degree
• Crews continue to battle flames for 3rd day
• Amarillo man charged with dogfighting
• Bicyclist in critical condition after collision with a truck
• Amarillo man charged with dogfighting
• Firefighters rush to protect homes
• Firefighters rush to protect homes
• Evacuated areas still burning
• Police seek man who robbed Toot'n Totum
• Thieves go through block wall for beer
• HPPR eyes at options for fiscal longevity
• AC regents choose replacement
• Senate OKs crackdown on sexual predators
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• Fires spread south
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• Raw Video: Flame retardant drop northwest Amarillo
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• Schools in northwest Amarillo cleared out
• Aircraft aids firefighters
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• City of Amarillo: Wildfire news release
• Boy Scouts office open for evacuees
• Fires force road closures
• Update: Student pickup instructions, De Zavala, Woodlands
• Fire in northwest Amarillo prompting evacuations
• Successor for late AC regent appointed
• Wildfire sweeps through Ceta Canyon
• Wildfire continues to burn, fueled by wind
• Police looking for suspect, witnesses in robbery
• Potter to ask for more money to cover courthouse
• Palo Duro Canyon evacuated
• Colo. senator cited for 3 traffic violations
• Texas Tech hires dean for nursing school at Health Science Center
• Mayor, commissioners take office
• Wall of wind shakes center
• Student athlete safety bill passed
• Man, 33, sentenced to 25 years for sexually abusing child
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• Murky deals prompt fines
• Bill: Hotel taxes finance capital projects
• Chandler: Missed Oprah-tunity
• Wildfires burning near Umbarger and Tulia
• DPS cites Colorado senator in fatal crash
• Fire in Lake Tanglewood contained, no injuries
• Texas Tech officials choose new nursing head
• Potter mulls revised courthouse plan
• Daytime queen will be anything but gone
• Lubbock mother dies after allegedly set on fire by son
• Texas man shoots 9-year-old granddaughter dead
• Mom, 98, survives
• Trooper finds 8.5 pounds of meth in car
• SEC fines Wallace Bajjali principals
• Dumas woman killed in car accident
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• Grant to boost youth tennis
• Police seek rapist, killer for 20-year-old crime
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• Area dogs have their day
• No one hurt in home fire; cause unknown
• WT can't take nursing students
• Duos take on derby
• Academic Spotlight: Danelle Rippie
• Smoking ban advances
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• Randall actors place third in UIL
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• Littlefield man dies following Oldham County crash
• Hotel tax money could go to stadium
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• AISD graduations now require ticket
• Symphony launches search for conductor
• Deputies honored
• Woman’s donation to honor grandson
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• Council reinstates officers, keeps chief
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• Group plans Armed Forces Day banquet
• Claude band earns grant
• Cactus officers reinstated, council retains Ortiz
• Bill would allow Texans to catch fish by hand
• Time runs down for state budget agreement
• Seliger not confident of a redistricting deal
• PD senior named Gates scholar
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• Emergency services better response times
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• Ciria: Rorshach Heads Exhibition at Amarillo Museum of Art
• Williams cleared of any wrongdoing
• Trujillo's family files $10M suit
• Grand jury to eye Williams accident
• Education sticking point in budget fight
• Airport flood control addressed
• Lubbock couple son-in-law pilot Endeavour's final flight
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• Motorcyclist dies following accident
• Installation of pipe closes parts of 28th
• School tax stands little chance in Senate
• Motorcyclist injured in afternoon accident dies
• Harvard online student wins 'Mayor Madness’
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• Voters tame campaign chaos
• Voiced angst not reflected in the results
• Rangers: Fatal accident first of its kind in 40 years
• Motorcycle driver suffers severe injuries in collision
• WT eyes tuition hike for nursing students
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• DPS requires digital prints for concealed handgun permits
• Suspect's trail cold
• Law now lets rural hospitals hire physicians
• Amarillo woman dies in off-road accident
• Fans gather at Backyard Ball
• Incumbents win; Green, Escajeda grab open seats
• School districts see close races
• Sign standards to stay
• Harpole wins mayoral race
• Single-member districts strike out again
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• Unofficial vote totals
• Design ordinance survives; opponents vow to fight on
• Academic Spotlight: Stefanee Chevalier
• APD arrests suspect in hotel holdups
• Hutchison visits health center
• Loud and Clear
• Police arrest man after motel robberies overnight
• Troopers seize marijuana on I-40
• Officials hope for calm, organized process
• Cuts could cost Tech 800 jobs
• CRMWA, city near deal for Ochiltree water rights
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• Voters head to polls
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• Police arrest man charged with robbery
• Amarillo College hosts graduation
• Arrest made in Sleep Inn robbery
• AMoA fires its director
• Bicyclist in serious condition after crash
• Northwest recognized for service excellence
• APD plans job fair Saturday
• City out $13K for Grisham gathering
• Tulia man dies in rollover
• TIRZ board mulls downtown housing, hotels
• Grand jury clears 4 officers
• Borger man injured in accident
• Lomeli pleads guilty to murder
• McCartt: 'We're going to get through'
• Lomeli pleads guilty to murder
• Officers cleared in downtown shooting
• APD recruiting this weekend
• Rollover accident kills Tulia man
• District 31 to grow under redistricting proposal
• House OKs insurance overhaul
• Grand jury eyes downtown shooting
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• Trends suggest meager turnout
• Officials seek tips in Etter slaying
• Jurors deliberate in Lomeli murder trial
• Sox players anticipate fan support
• Hastings CEO earns recording award
• Cactus chief could be next on chopping block
• Fighting for her life
• Proposed redistricting map released
• Early Voting Ends with Over 7000
• Police eye holdups' similarities, differences
• Sox owner considers downtown venture
• BSA settles charges
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• Lubbock man jailed on charges of attempted murder of mother
• Murder trial continues
• Three detained after beating
• BSA, feds settle price fixing charges
• Murder trial gets under way
• Fire damages south Amarillo home
• Candidates, PACs file finance reports
• Runoff a good bet
• Police: Man set mom afire, threatened teacher
• Redrawn precinct lines no worry
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• Woman dies in crash with tractor-trailer
• Man found in Medical Center Park Lake ID'd
• Boy struck by car recovering in hospital
• Duncan appointed to budget panel
• CISD names operations employees of the year
• Panhandle woman killed in early morning collision
• Police identify man found in Medi-Park Lake
• Child struck by car improving
• Canyon to recognize employees of the year
• Police: Man set mom aflame, held teacher hostage
• Man who nabbed Quran arrested
• 4-year-old critically injured when car strikes him
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• Rally draws more foes
• Time runs out for DWI bills
• Poor quality video can't help find man's killer
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• Enthusiasts, vendors flock to annual Gardenfest
• Residents voice plan concerns
• 'Never a dull moment'
• Man, 31, dies in 2-car collision
• Firm offers look at modern farming
• Man's body found in Medi Park Lake
• Police investigate fourth recent hotel robbery
• Academic Spotlight: Monica Perez
• Candidates vie for school board posts
• Armed robber holds up Camelot Inn
• Body found in Medi-Park Lake
• House session 'much ado about nothing'
• Teen charged with texting graphic photos to minor
• Free speech may prove complex
• Dumas runway, bridge project nears completion
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• Amarillo ISD names elementary, secondary teacher of the year
• Police release suspect sketch in Dumas Quality Inn robbery
• Civic leader Chandler, 76, dies
• 'It's a godsend'
• Would-be robber leaves clerk unhurt
• John Chandler dies at 76
• House tackles concussions head-on
• Measure similar to AISD practices
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• Cactus manager faces ouster
• Hereford man dies in 1-car crash
• Civic Center study to ID upgrades
• Father charged in 3-month-old's death
• Pantex fires Grisham; union files protest
• Hereford man dies in rollover
• Father charged in infant's death
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• CISD announces teachers of year
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• Police: Man robs hotel after inquiring about room
• City ranks high in cleanest air
• Police seek man in motel robbery
• AHS student earns Merit Scholoarship
• Senate passes budget
• Architects join vision for downtown
• National Day of Prayer observances planned
• Hance predicts Tier One by 2013
• Fire damages balcony
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• 1 hospitalized in wreck
• Police searching for armed robber
• Motel and guest robbed
• Utility eyes consumer efficiency
• K2 drug climbs into illegal category
• Law firm hosts Danish clientele
• Amarillo residents aid tornado victims in South
• City behind with plans for streets
• Annual events welcome spring
• Faith shapes residents' reaction to bin Laden's death
• 'Building for ... the future'
• Terror chief's death doesn't end war
• No one injured in late night robbery
• Amarilloan details the preparation for assault
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• Two men rob north Amarillo business
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• Terror chief's death doesn't end war
• Amarillo residents close book on dark chapter
• Faith shapes residents' reaction to bin Laden's death
• Amarilloan details the preparation for assault
• One phone call tipped US
• Hutchison: Attacks drew seaman into war on terrorism
• Family camping program on tap
• 3 men stabbed in feud between 2 families
• Rally draws friend, foe
• Skellytown woman dies in tractor-trailer crash
• Man dies in wrong-way crash
• Clinical trial enrolling Amarillo heart patients
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• Collision sends 2 to hospital
• Skellytown woman killed in crash
• Gov. Rick Perry reacts to death of Osama bin Laden
• High school track regional highlights
• AGN Query: Military men and women
• Pakistan hails death of bin Laden
• City police under the gun
• Repeal of signs ordinance too drastic?
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• Power outage affects 3,600 in southwest Amarillo
• Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Power outage affecting 3,600 residents
• Cost driving force behind downtown issue
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• Groups to count prairie-chickens
• Thousands march for babies
• TxDOT announces road closures
• Academic Spotlight : Adrian Flores
• 'He's going to take care of us'
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• State OKs funds for Gray County Heliport
• Student put his education first
• Interfaith group hands out $200K
• Fire causes apartment evacuation
• Etter death suspicious
• Ryan Vigil: 21-year-old hopeful recognizes lack of experience
• Deputies investigating suspicious death in Etter
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• House approves map sparing freshman
• FBI, DPS to probe death in Dumas
• PRPC launches round 2 of safe room program
• Police seeking help catching hotel robber
• Slain woman, 97, beaten, stabbed
• Budget tops Thornberry's priorities
• Where there's a Wills, there's a way
• Amarillo Crime Stoppers offers paper shredding
• Sandies to showcase science skills in D.C.
• Police seeking help catching hotel robber
• PRPC launches round 2 of safe room program
• ACG sells Amarillo Building
• Pole fix a delicate job
• Amarillo Crime Stoppers offers paper shredding
• Where there's a Wills, there's a way
• Unidentified man robs Dumas motel
• Dumas death viewed as suspicious
• Facebook launches discount program
• Health department to offer HIV/AIDS testing
• Amarillo Chamber wins 71-county district honor
• Colo. mall bomb suspect caught at grocery store
• League of Women Voters to host forum on water
• Vet touts 'rapid debt reduction'
• Ford posts best 1Q profit in 13 years
• Plane slides off runway during Chicago landing
• Army Reserve ready for training center to open
• City OKs prominent projects
• Sony: Credit data risked in PlayStation outage
• Suspect charged in Borger homicide
• Rehabilitation services take <i>Turn</i> for the better
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• Investigation of Gomez crash concludes
• Fugitive turns himself in to authorities
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• Different issues on William Jean's agenda
• Suspect charged in Borger homicide
• Help along the road
• Rehabilitation services take 'Turn' for the better
• City OKs prominent projects
• Meetings will update public on downtown projects
• Candidates discuss single-member districts at forum
• Amarillo man added to Most Wanted List
• Trooper uncovers cash hidden in trunk of car
• Commission to hear presentation on water
• Free dental screening for pregnant women
• Planning and Zoning Commission approves property for cigar shop
• Couple arrested after DPS finds pot stash
• Cactus firefighter 'was great man'
• GOP rethinks transgender marriage rights
• Firefighters returning from funeral battle blaze
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• McDowell 'gets in there and gets involved'
• Brief rainfall graces area
• Senate bill spends $176.5B
• Man hospitalized with stab wounds after fight
• Venom fires head coach Blackshear
• DPS finds $641,000 hidden in car
• Vehicles burn in fire north of Amarillo
• Unsolved homicide: Shooting ends victim's plans for fresh start
• Reality of single-member districts complex
• Experience a help, hindrance to campaign
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• Mobile home destroyed in north Amarillo blaze
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Firefighters battling blaze in north Amarillo
• Academic Spotlight: Marisa Montoya
• Welding sparks fire near Memphis
• Design standards fuel war of roses
• Pastor decries 'mockery'
• Highway 136 accident hospitalizes 3
• Hwy 136 accident hospitalizes 3
• Zoo event egg-cites children
• F.E. (SandraDunn) Dunaway: Change requires 'careful approach'
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• Memphis escapes damage from wildfire
• Three critically injured in afternoon collision
• Foundation picks new president
• Borger woman, 97, killed in home
• Judge jails Fla. pastor
• Stabbing victim dies of injuries
• DPS releases details from Wednesday's I-40 crash
• Black: Horse sculpting needs eye for deception
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• Police say aggression on the roads a rarity
• David Grisham: Confronting sin head-on
• 2 wanted fugitives captured in region
• UNM hires assistant Sanchez as women's basktball coach
• Details emerge in I-40 tractor-trailer crash
• Body found in Borger home
• Police: Terry Jones accidentally fired gun in Southfield TV station parking lot
• Two convicted sex offenders back in custody
• Stabbing victim dies from injuries
• Texas nears using Rainy Day Fund
• Grisham to rally for protest rights
• Drew Alexander: City needed other choice
• Contributor Melin wins Summit award
• Police seek leads on missing teen
• Pump rage crash critically injures woman
• Briscoe crash kills 20-year-old
• Fire damages north Amarillo home
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• 2 suspects arrested in South Amarillo raids
• Escaped Amarillo rapist caught after 3 months
• Video: Amarillo Bulls promo playoff game
• One dead, one injured in traffic accident
• Local man on sex offender list arrested along the border
• Fire heavily damages north Amarillo home
• Perry names 4 to medical board
• Amarillo man nets 80 years for drugs
• Armed man robs Bell Street store
• Redistricting plans create uncommon partnership
• SBA recognizes local entrepreneur
• Already too late
• Officials: Infant's death 'suspicious'
• 2 Panhandle physicians reprimanded
• Communication key to city
• Hidden camera captures abuse
• Firefighter dies of injuries
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• Tractor-trailer catches fire after collision on I-40
• Federal team helping Texas as 2nd firefighter dies
• Texas Rangers investigate baby death
• Cactus firefighter dies
• Crash into power pole creates outages
• Dollar General robbed
• Pampa Republican women to host candidates forum
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• Hicks named Frank Phillips College president
• Traves trusts his gut
• Junior Rangers Day offers chance to learn the outdoors
• 2 die in Dumas fire
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• Kids, Inc. withdraws from deal
• Beilue: Let them run under the water sprinkler
• AC regents must choose successor to Williams
• Candidates put forth vision
• Kids, Inc. bows out of rec facility project
• Dumas fire claims second victim
• Fatal house fire in Dumas
• Canyon yearbook receives award
• State cuts turn jails into de facto hospitals
• Place 3: Candidates bring perspectives
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• Place 4: Candidates disagree over single-member districts, downtown standards, development
• AC regents chairman dies at 75
• City Commission Place 2 seat offers simple choices
• Three vie for open Place 1 spot on City Commission
• Unsolved homicide: Police seek serial arsonist
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• Police: Shooter didn't want woman in house
• 1 killed, 1 injured in motorcycle wreck
• Fire destroys 2 mobile homes near Hereford
• Harrington medical center adds bone and joint clinic
• Gunshot fired in northwest Amarillo
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• City looks at water usage
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• Party for the planet
• Records show hopefuls' missteps
• League organizes candidates forum
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• Car strikes vacant building, 2 vehicles
• Crash into building leaves driver critically injured
• Man charged with killing sons
• Kids, Inc. center's future uncertain
• Wind cuts electricity
• Alleged drunken driver takes tractor joyride on I-40
• Teen shooting victim identified
• TIRZ OKs grant for sidewalk upgrades
• CISD prepares for new year
• Candidates forum planned
• Man dies in rollover crash
• Groups tout living wills
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• Harpole collects most funding
• Last-minute taxpayers find benefit in holiday
• Autopsy set in teen's shooting
• Texans swamp hotline after personal data exposed
• I-40 accident sends man to hospital
• Rollover on I-40, driver extricated
• Police investigating shooting death of teen
• Spanish class on track
• Buffs raise shacks, funds
• Shark Fights co-owner sues firm, partners
• District maps take shape
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• City thirsty for Mesa water
• Lubbock air traffic controllers suspended
• Gunshot victim faced many run-ins with law
• Pantex earns 2011 Dwight D. Eisenhower Award for Excellence
• Autopsy: Blunt force trauma from assault or fall caused child's death
• Chisum's seat combined with neighboring district's
• AC offers faculty, staff buyouts
• Firm looks for downtown builders
• Grand jury indicts man on murder charge in brother's shooting
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• Officials investigate child's death
• Amarillo police seek 2 involved in afternoon apartment fight
• Wind insurance reform bill gains steam
• Officials salute firefighter's bravery
• Fire marshal's office adds new charge for arson suspect
• Schools announce graduation restrictions
• Canyon Planning and Zoning Commission hears concerns over proposed sign rules
• City OKs $275K drainage research
• Forum set to plan water position
• Police: Shooting victim in critical condition
• Infant dies from head injury
• Governor to view damage from Texas wildfires
• Man shot in head keeps details from police
• Infants' life-threatening injuries cause unclear
• Police arrest man on robbery charges
• Man in Sunday morning car crash identified
• I-40 paving project to begin today
• Firefighter remains in critical condition
• Arrests made in residential fires
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• Lubbock hospital halts kidney transplants
• Amarillo High grad earns Bronze Star
• City lines water pipe
• Fire burned 60,000 acres, firefighter remains critical
• Infants sustain life-threatening injuries, cause unclear
• I-40 paving project begins Tuesday
• Arrests made in residential fires
• Election could reflect voters' angst
• Drivers taken to hospital after I-40 crash
• Unsolved homicide: Victim likely knew killer, officer says
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• Early morning collision sends 2 to hospital
• High winds cause power headaches
• Fires near Masterson send four firefighters to the hospital
• Day at the Masters 'amazing’
• Fires prompt evacuations
• Residents question mayoral candidates
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• Local issues draw crowded field for city government
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• Police seek armed robber
• Funeral home acquires partner
• Black: Cold, prosperity reign up in N.D.
• State senate pushes back revenue hearing
• Police identify body in ditch as missing Nev. man
• Judge taking medical hiatus
• Half of $320K planned for victims
• AC station turns 35
• Police search for robbery suspect
• Red Cross officials: Time to move on
• Police identify crash victim
• Shutdown unlikely to affect Pantex employees
• Church earns historic marker
• Canyon man robs acquaintance
• Water rivals strike a deal
• IFL investigates Venom incident
• Police issue warrant for robbery suspect
• Police: Church thefts related
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• Ditch death remains mystery
• Easter EGG-citment!
• Palmer sitting pretty, tied with Tiger after round one
• Body found near Medical Center Park still unidentified
• DPS identifies woman killed in morning accident
• CRMWA agrees to $103 million deal for Pickens' water rights
• Man injured in traffic accident
• Police arrest 4 in gun store break-in
• Balentine's execution date set
• Canyon P&Z to consider new sign regulations
• Morning blaze destroys home in north Amarillo
• EnterPrize Challenge hands out $500,000 to foster businesses
• Dog dies, 3 rooms destroyed in Borger fire
• Chemical spills
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• 2 local Red Cross leaders resign
• District debate to start
• Pioneer Town upgrade set
• Body found in ditch
• Group backs at-large seats
• Bob Garrett: Panhandle people at The Masters
• Execution date set for triple-murderer Balentine
• Body found in ditch
• Fire heavily damages Borger home
• Fire destroys one mobile home, damages another
• Students bare their soles
• Panel OKs $873K in spending
• Suspicious fires
• Rural docs bill clears hurdle
• Leaders target athletic injuries
• Another board set to review city plans
• Tire iron thwarts robbery
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• New group to judge downtown projects
• New group to judge downtown projects
• AGN wants to know
• Man flees robbery with cash register
• Sleepy Hollow neighborhood threatened by rash of fires
• Budget bill a work in progress
• Hazard analysis plans run late
• Passengers ready for delayed flights
• Venom fire 2 after altercation
• Mother, daughter keep history alive
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• Man airlifted to Northwest Texas Hospital following stabbing
• Amarillo Venom: Shake-up in snake pit
• Man stabbed in Pampa
• Unsolved homicide: 'It had to be personal'
• WT may soon drive rural health care
• Surcharge amnesty program nears end
• Senators: 'We need' gambling expansion
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• Record high temps grace Panhandle
• Fires force evacuations in Guymon
• Red Cross opens shelter in Guymon
• Record heat, then near-freezing cold
• Red-flag warning in effect
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• Potter deputies arrest trio after car chase
• High schooler, steer win grand champion
• Women's conference slated for Canadian
• Academic Spotlight: Michelle Jones
• Traveling man drives wagon across nation
• Cardboard shacks, goats in store for WT event
• Committee to explore online tax
• St. Mary's teacher honored
• Amarillo Concerned Citizens mount rec center funding challenge
• Educators fight back
• Cotton growers warned of cuts
• Palo Duro plans pavilion
• Quran stunt sparks riots
• Ballpark renamed for the Sox
• PETA followers miss the mark
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• Regional real estate companies merge
• Dumas makes top 100 micropolitan cities
• Mass. man uses fake leg to take down armed robber
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• Gilvin violated probation, securities regulations
• Gray County man gets 20 years for murder
• Ex-firefighter pleads guilty to sexual assault
• Officials, students spar over increase Texas Tech costs
• Teenagers dole out money to charities
• PETA eyes wildlife center
• SPS seeks $172M route
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• Former city firefighter gets 25 years
• Questions follow mayor's choice to lead Burlington International airport
• Jury returns guilty verdict in Cano trial
• Area expert on Lubbock legends dies
• Amarillo man indicted in girlfriend's death
• House starts budget debate
• Protests swamp budget process
• Man faces drug charges following home search
• Budding businesses: Entrepreneurs vie for startup funds
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• State employee dies in single-car accident
• Randall man guilty in child porn case
• Amarillo teachers group organizes 'day of action'
• Grand jury indicts Amarillo man for murder
• Search of Amarillo home reveals methamphetamine
• TDCJ employee killed in afternoon crash
• Performance nets 80 WT professors $200K
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• Station may lose funding
• United Way unveils grants
• Police seek help in solving burglary at scrap facility
• Guards fired over abuse charge
• Homeowner fires warning shot during chase from residence
• Commissioners accept Trade Center steel
• Amarillo organizations plan voter registration drives
• Proposal eyes doctor rule
• Water main installation extends Osage Street lane closures
• Police seek help in burglary investigation
• West Hills homeowner runs off intruder
• WT seeks research
• Swinford works as lobbyist
• Eatery accepts quake, tsunami donations
• Woman indicted for fleeing accident scene
• Trucker dies in rollover
• Trial begins in Pampa homicide
• 4 injured in Monday morning plane crash
• Board mulls budget options
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• Panel OKs SPS utility rate increase
• 2 charged with possession of controlled substance
• Grand jury indicts man in Taco Villa shooting
• Trucker killed in morning crash
• Pampa murder trial set to begin
• Woman indicted for leaving scene of accident
• Saudi man pleads not guilty to bomb plot in Lubbock court
• Grand jury indicts Amarillo man in shooting
• Once-prominent issues untouched
• Globe-News garners 8 awards at contest
• WT prof's tinnitus research rings true
• Self-defense?
• Police: Woman gave police her sister's name
• Calendar
• Woman arrested under sister's name
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• Man charged with indecent exposure, assault
• Fire destroys home in northeast Amarillo
• Westbound Rockwell access set to open
• Academic Spotlight
• Randall family sues camp, claims abuse
• Cat Fanciers Spring Roundup
• Globe-News staff earns awards
• Cities seek crackdown on payday lending
• From the ashes
• Amarilloan indicted in dog killing
• Amarillo parolee to face murder charge
• Police suspect homicide in 2 Tucumcari deaths
• Cities lose open meetings lawsuit
• Rabies cases rise throughout region
• A child's generosity
• Man arrested on deadly conduct charges
• Perry names Amarilloan to river commission
• Tech to shutter Amarillo office
• Calendar
• Amarillo Tri State Fair And Rodeo 2011
• Man arrested for firing gunshots into the air
• Californian sentenced for drug possession
• Texting while driving ban moves forward
• House members consider districts
• Area big rigs left idle
• Traffic stop yields drug possession charges
• Water compromise toes line
• Amarillo police nab suspect in Hamlet Park shooting
• Amarilloan arrested in fraud case
• TEA recognizes several Amarillo, Canyon schools
• Armed hotel robberies might be connected
• Calendar
• Armed robberies may be connected
• Budget bill cuts funding for seniors
• WTAMU plans no tuition hike
• Red Cross widlfire donations: $320K won't all go to victims
• Corps of Engineers studies flood plain
• Faulty Xcel power line causes evening outage for Canyon
• Pantex safety workers honored for reducing potential pollution
• Father, 2 children hospitalized after accident near Interstate 40
• Extra police patrols net 7 DWI arrests during spring break holiday
• Luncheon highlights purse's power
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for information in deadly robbery
• Calendar
• Hispanics now majority in Texas public schools
• Cash reward offered for tips in unsolved homicide
• 2 children, father injured in morning accident
• Parts of Canyon went dark in power outage
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79 in LA
• Extra officers made seven DWI arrests
• Traffic stop nets nearly $240K in marijuana
• Police seek help in Marine's shooting
• Air Force to conduct drills
• Tech pulls belt tight, eliminates positions
• City eyes road map
• City, Kids, Inc. join for rec facility
• AC approves tuition hike to offset cuts
• Globe-News announces newsroom changes
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• Grass fire scorches 155 acres near Wheeler
• Amarillo Venom: Name the mascot
• Fire burns about 155 acres near Wheeler
• Troopers uncover $239,000 worth of marijuana
• Tech makes sweeping administrative changes
• Tips sought in shooting of Marine
• Preserving the Mulkey
• Calendar
• Master Gardeners series starts Thursday
• Man to be write-in for city commissioner
• Churchill's descendent to speak at WT
• Fire conditions ripe for panhandles today
• Alcohol factor in fatal crash over weekend
• Warrant roundup collects $727K
• Travelers to start seeing changes
• City, Kids, Inc. mull rec site
• Warm but windy start to spring
• Gillispie newest cornerstone of Texas Tech’s revamped athletic program
• Alcohol was factor in fatal accident, DPS says
• Thornberry: President should define mission in Libya
• Calendar
• Red-flag warning in effect today
• Rail car sparks fires north of city
• WT relies on giving to stave off cuts
• Unsolved homicide: 'Honorable man died awaiting trick-or-treaters
• What will budget crisis mean for Potter, Randall?
• 2 assaulted during strong-arm robbery
• Red flag warning issued for Monday
• Amarillo Police: Man injured during robbery
• Academic Spotlight
• Paint the town green
• Larger districts might mean distant leaders
• House redistricting talks could get contentious
• Tickets, crashes drop
• Calendar
• Early morning accident leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
• Legislators hopeful bill woos doctors to rural areas
• Calendar
• Show pigs die in fire by Dumas
• Right to own, breed animals under threat
• Police continue probes of 2 shootings
• Course might soon pay for itself
• Amarilloan onboard
• Bishop Hills cancels May 14 election
• AC enrollment: Hereford dilemma
• Police need help finding shooting suspect
• Abuelo's to raise funds for wildfire victims
• Prison inmate allegedly slashes another
• Giving Back Project, Red Cross join to raise funds
• Ways of getting eyewitness testimony targeted in bill
• No-show juror gets jail time
• Teen shot during park celebration
• Corrections
• Calendar
• Canyon mulls whether to cancel city elections
• Record high temps recorded in Amarillo
• St. Patty's Day: In the spirit
• Clements inmate injured in cell altercation
• Police request help finding fugitive
• Grass fire threatens Hutchinson Co. homes
• Deputies arrest 2 in burglarizing home
• Weather service issues fire weather watch
• Groups battle over ordinance
• Tech professors: 'Too soon to see' what Japan disaster brings
• Calendar
• Grocery prices jump
• Community colleges safe from chopping block
• Marine shot while jogging
• Texas battle begins over rainy day fund
• Lubbock pharmacist gets inquiries about iodine pill
• Candidates draw for ballot spot
• Did you know Samuel Arthur Demerson III?
• Blaze races across Hutchinson County
• Lottery determines May ballot order
• Fire weather watch for Thursday
• Leaders to tap $3.2B from fund
• School board ballots set
• Will Herring fit plans for downtown?
• Recovery's first steps
• The Panhandle prepares for elections
• Man crushed by truck Monday at Plains Dairy
• Panel OKs school zone cell phone prohibition
• Police probe possible fight, shooting
• City opens locations to recycle phone books
• Calendar
• Fatal accident at north Amarillo business
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• SBA to offer loans to wildfire victims
• Amarillo-built helos 'ready for combat'
• Troopers seize 118 pounds of marijuana
• Fire destroys Dumas golf team equipment
• Accident closes part of Fritch Highway
• Smithee proposes insurer's overhaul
• Court upholds dismissal of eight-liner case
• 2 more file for mayoral race
• Boats getting the boot
• Troopers seize 118 pounds of Marijuana
• Accident closes part of Fritch Highway, FM 1912
• Mayor Madness: Record 10 candidates to run
• SBA loans available for fire victims
• Fire destroys Dumas golf team equipment
• Police seek wanted man
• Survivors of the Japan earthquake?
• Calendar
• Potter deputies earn OT to cover Smith's workload
• Two women injured during dispute
• Doctors decry possible reductions in Medicaid
• Cuts threaten loan repayment program
• Unsolved cases stump area officers
• Fatal beating ends apparent robbery
• Two women injured during dispute
• 10 in the running for 2 CISD board seats
• Academic Spotlight
• WT selected as military-friendly
• Amarillo centers expand access to blood donors
• Tea party eyes city elections
• Local churches expand as membership falls
• Calendar
• Two men charged with robbing man using toy pistol
• Lawmakers rush to file
• Japan quake hits home for West Texans
• Calendar
• More hopefuls throw hat in
• Tigers make debut
• 5 years later, victims recall killer wildfires
• Judge rules against Cactus meat union
• Two Amarillo teens charged with aggravated robbery
• State will continue funding Frank Phillips, other colleges
• 787 to have touch of Amarillo
• Police: Thieves hit burned homes
• Dad sentenced to 1 year in jail for unpaid child support
• Eighth mayor hopeful running
• Ex-jailer indicted on arson charge
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• No one injured in Pampa home fire; damage extensive
• Randall County jury indicts 22-year-old in manslaughter
• AHS recalls big win
• 3 charged with breaking into 2 city businesses
• Judge sentences man for not paying child support
• Three jailed after morning burglaries
• Brokenbek joins race for Amarillo mayor
• Immigrant, son arrested in Mesilla
• Tip leads to missing Dalhart women
• Fire heavily damages Pampa home
• State forces ballot change
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• Stratford teacher resigns after marijuana charge
• Randall County fire causes damage to shop
• Amarillo named one of West's best places
• Support for Bushland principal gets school officials' attention
• Hall County indicts 4 men accused of poaching deer
• TxDOT grant will pay for extra police patrols
• Family pushes for ban on texting
• Dog missing since fire found
• Man gets probation for showing his children porn
• Donations pour in
• Lubbock terror suspect indicted
• Federal grand jury indicts Aldawsari
• Amarillo City Rap
• How to help the wildfire victims
• Max returns home
• Teacher resigns days after deputies book on marijuana charge
• DWI patrols step up for spring break
• Dalhart police search for two missing women
• Fire destroys workshop in Randall County
• Osprey passes milestone
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• PUC approves line route to transmit wind energy
• City OKs reading of cell-phone limits in school zones
• Many wildfire victims cope with no insurance
• Man charged with carrying brass knuckles into airport
• Survey: Teen alcohol consumption down
• Tech regent had errors on resume
• Bushland High students stand behind principal
• Downed line cuts power to about 3,000 in and around downtown Amarillo
• Suddenlink thanks donors
• Power outage effecting 3,000 Xcel customers
• City bans handheld cell use in school zones
• Been nabbed by a red-light camera?
• Amarillo man jailed for having brass knuckles in airport
• Wartes' salary to remain same
• Man's case reinstated
• 3 charged in Perryton Toys for Tots theft
• Officials set to assess damage
• Aldawsari waives hearing
• District campaign teaches online safety
• DPS finds $70K of meth in Jeep during stop
• State Rep. Four Price opens district office
• Church collects toys for wildfire victims
• Water main installation results in traffic delays
• Police arrest three suspected in thefts
• Maverick Club trims positions
• Group travels to aid fire victims
• Questions remain in truck driver's death
• Another candidate throws hat in ring
• Smell of smoke prompts calls to fire department
• Seventh candidate to campaign for mayor
• Perryton police nab grinches who stole Christmas
• Randall County joins in roundup
• Got warrants? Police begin arrests
• Tech men's hoops coach Pat Knight "relieved of duties," will coach in Big 12 tourney
• Osage lane closures scheduled
• Supreme Court rules for inmate who wants DNA testing
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• Standoff ends without incident
• Farmer puts focus on 'green' agriculture
• Police investigate body found near Big Texan
• Teachers fear impact of larger classes
• Beilue: He did the only thing he could
• Police call man's death suspicious
• Standoff ends without incident
• Street closed, shots fired in police standoff
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• Reporters, photographers recall wildfire 'war zone'
• Academic Spotlight
• And the winner is ...
• Shorter schedule urged for agencies
• Lawmaker urges 4-day school week
• Wildfires transform lives
• United set to service city
• Mechanics repair battered firetrucks
• Company donates pet grave markers
• Unusual race evolves
• Injured worker sues pipeline firms over blast
• City waives landfill fees
• Calendar
• Grass fire in Carson County
• City waives fees for wildfire debris
• Residents rejected fire tax
• 1 more candidate files for mayor race, 1 drops out
• Mayor takes job as Pantex media specialist
• Taste of the town
• Students help fire victims
• Grass fire burns sheds, boxcars near Childress
• Fun run raising cash to rescue children
• Focus turns to cleanup
• Potter grand jury indicts man in stabbing death
• Drive-by shooter gets 35 years for '09 killing
• Committee OKs area airport improvements
• Artists sought to help decorate delivery truck
• Calendar
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• Man indicted in church stabbing death
• Potter County grand jury hands up indictment
• Armed home invasion robber slaps resident
• No takers for Canyon ISD board openings
• Mayoral race jumps to 7 candidates
• Calendar
• Pump station offline for chlorine gas leak
• Damage nearly $13M
• City to start after-hours public vaccination clinic
• Delta ending Amarillo service
• Pampa agency OKs plan to buy Celanese plant
• Disaster among area's costliest
• Amarillo City Rap
• Two more running for mayor
• Delta Air Lines cuts service to Amarillo
• Grass fire blackens rural Potter County
• Wildfires cause nearly 13M in damage
• Amarillo man robbed in his home
• Calendar
• 'About as bad as it gets'
• Where the community can help
• Tips to safely work in burned debris
• Wildfire victims return to pick up the pieces
• Commission rejects petition
• Amarillo College named in nonprofit's strategy plan
• Sifting through ashes
• Share the Road donates bicycle signs to TxDOT
• One dog still yet to be found
• Third Thursday In Partnership With Starbucks Coffee Co.
• Grass fire north of Amarillo under control
• Commission: Let the voters decide
• Firefighters battling hotspots in Mesilla Park
• Two kennel dogs remain loose
• Prayer sessions set for wildfire victims
• Officials continue to monitor fire aftermath
• Police charge man with trespassing in northern fire
• Residents learn fate of houses
• Many but not all homes spared in Randall blaze
• Motley County blaze spares Matador
• Residents await news
• As victims examine damage, aid pours in
• Somber return
• Correction
• Calendar
• 5 candidates to run for Amarillo mayor
• Sparks fly at roadblock
• Groups help displaced pets
• Raw Video: Aerial view of wildfire damage
• Raw Video: Damage in the Willow Creek area
• List of homes destroyed at Lake Tanglewood
• How to help
• Elevated fire danger in northwest Panhandle
• Man linked to fire charged with trespassing
• U-Haul offers free storage for displaced homeowners
• Local business helps gather donations
• Wildfire danger moves south
• No state roads closed now, but caution urged
• Xcel working to restore power by tonight
• List of destroyed homes in Potter County
• Train might have caused fire in Borger
• Fire crews still monitoring hot spots
• About 110,000 acres burn in West Texas wildfires
• Video: Willow Creek area ravaged by wildfire
• Fire evacuees await news
• Tangle Aire residents battle blaze
• 'You have to go right now’
• Evacuee: 'Everything was on fire’
• Residents fight to save homes
• Blazes prompt evacuation of Matador
• Four homes still burning, firefighters working overnight
• Hutchinson County fire prompts evacuations east of Borger
• Red Cross responding to emergency across the area
• American Red Cross to help those affected by the fires
• Kennel owner: "We barely got out"
• Updated Evacuations Listing
• Power restored to most customers
• High winds cause power outages
• Wildfires rage across the region; homes destroyed
• Fires rage across Panhandle, evacuations ordered
• Calendar
• Academic Spotlight
• Polk Street UMC to break ground
• 200 acres burn near Bluebonnet Drive
• Down and dirty
• Defense faces tough task
• City: Harmless oil causes dirty taste
• Terrorist suspect's defense faces tough task
• Ain't no pipe dream
• Terrorist suspect studied at Vanderbilt
• Pantex official: Job cuts unlikely
• Terror suspect in court
• Calendar
• Aldawsari Web posts point to Mideast uprisings
• Suspect bought car in OKC
• Saudi firm paid student's costs
• Torch Awards honor local businesses
• Police arrest four after Pizza Hut robbery
• Roommates: Aldawsari shy, aloof
• CASA volunteers push for foster care funding
• Two teens charged with burglarizing home
• Mayor opposes temporary jail plan for Clovis
• WT, AC plan no safety changes
• Terrorist suspect: 'Time for jihad'
• Lubbock Muslim community braces for backlash
• Website postings hint at extremist leanings
• Pantex confident in its security
• Supplies, recipes on Web
• Package 'profile' led firms to warn FBI
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• Firefighters say air tankers saved homes
• 813 warrants cleared after warnings mailed
• Spectators lining up for mud bog
• Transgender woman runs for mayor
• US Marshals seek fugitives in assault
• Fair informs war veterans of their health options
• Amarillo man robbed in driveway Wednesday
• Multimedia: Life in ink (viewer discretion advised)
• Did you know Kenneth Wayne Cottrell?
• Third candidate announces for mayor
• Third candidate enters mayoral race
• Lubbock: Saudi man charged with plotting terrorist attack
• Congressman Neugebauer urges vigilance
• Lake Meredith fire burns 150 acres
• Lubbock resident arrested on terrorism charges
• Elderly man robbed outside home
• Health survey shows increase in asthma
• Rising crude prices benefit some sectors
• City to start $3.3 million golf course renovation
• Town hopes to save depot
• Officers cleared in death
• Man en route to hospital wrecks off 50-foot bridge
• Fire damages home on Bushland Road
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• Rotary Club to name officer of the year
• Jury awards $2 million to N.M. BNSF employee
• Cancer center receives $6,500 donation
• Antelope population transferred
• South Plains team takes on ‘Car Warriors’ challenge
• Fire damages home outside Canyon
• Calendar
• Musician, WT tentatively reach suit settlement
• Fighting fires with fliers
• Panhandle leaders present wish list to state legislators
• Rotary to host noted pianist in concert
• Former St. Andrew's athletic director indicted on solicitation charge
• Center offers health fair for veterans Thursday
• State offers break on surcharges
• Potter grand jury indicts two in robberies
• Campus gun bill strikes nerves
• Acid vapors injure railroad employee
• American Red Cross doing statewide drill Saturday
• Smoke from grass fire prompts I-40 closure
• Smoke from grass fire prompts I-40 closure
• Man injured when overcome by vapors
• Thespians to take stage
• Warrant roundup begins in city
• Teen urges drivers to avoid distractions
• Responses fly for Fight Night
• Calendar
• Laborer dies in rollover accident
• Johansson & Associates big winner at ADDY Awards
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• Police arrest man driving stolen car after he crashes through cemetery
• Construction to reduce sections of Interstate 40 to one lane
• Holiday closings
• WT business college seeks higher distinction
• Borger betters its fire safety
• When fists meet faith
• Trucker won't face murder charge for burned body
• Ink flows at festival
• Holiday closings
• Pro-lifers decry clinic funding
• Does it measure up?
• Calendar
• Advertising organization lists ADDY Awards
• Local pastor to lead prayer in Austin
• Thornberry to host coffee meetings
• Academic Spotlight
• Police charge man, 18, in clothing store heist
• AISD enacts hiring freeze
• Calendar
• Holiday closings
• No charges against man in alleged kidnapping
• Heart of the issue
• Pair arrested following tip of whereabouts
• Microphone stand spurs Canyon High School lockdown
• Black: Horse owners, lovers mull over CHEER
• Wildfire threat remains, weather service says
• Serious crimes dropped in 2010
• AC administrator files to run for commission
• Microphone stand source of scare at Canyon HS
• Amarillo police stop kidnapping suspect
• Chisum expects to finish session
• Census data show growth
• Controversial pastor endorses candidate
• Tip leads to arrest of Amarillo fugitive
• Local TV news switches to HD
• Students finalists for National Merit
• As expected, area may lose a seat
• Departments tackle wildfires
• Calendar
• Chisum roots parallel role of commission
• Police investigating reported kidnapping
• More charges filed in series of burglaries
• 2 dead, 2 hurt in Levelland plane crash
• Wildfire threatening homes near Dumas
• Woman safe after reported kidnapping
• Controversial pastor endorses Grisham for mayor
• Census: Amarillo grows to 190,000
• Amarillo fugitive found in Lubbock
• Two grass fires scorch Lipscomb County
• Sales tax income sees 8 months of gain, city says
• Amarillo real estate broker named to state committee
• Analysts' forecast for schools is dire
• Calendar
• Panel to recommend enforcing phone ban
• Police arrest suspect in armed robbery
• Pampa man sentenced for June beating
• From record low to record high
• AISD schedules classes to make up snow day
• Women's health center given $1.67M grant
• Chisum eyes his options
• Amarillo Museum of Art (AMoA) Presents the Amarillo College / West Texas A and M University Student / Faculty Exhibition
• Amarillo City Rap
• Man arrested after robbery
• 20 years for man convicted in beating
• Commission sets petition hearings for March 1
• No one injured when shots fired at bus with Pampa team
• Meeting to detail outlook for wind
• City OKs Wallace Bajjali developer deal
• Legislature discusses state school property tax
• Calendar
• Blood test for cancer has many possibilities
• Correction
• Weather creates dry air, danger of wildfires
• Did you know Thomas Vaughan?
• Did you know Thomas Vaughan?
• Pact with Wallace Bajjali approved
• Person fires shot into Pampa school bus
• Utility customers face rate hike
• Grisham files for mayoral contest
• WT prof studies air quality
• School board members to seek re-election
• Calendar
• Constable’s seat to stay vacant
• Interstate closures on horizon
• Xcel plans rate increase
• Firefighters respond to Owens Corning again today
• Pampa home damaged by fire
• Body found in fire identified
• Repent Amarillo leader runs for mayor
• Tech makes pitch for funds to Senate
• Candidates: Water needs crucial issue for Canyon
• Calendar
• Pedestrian dies after vehicle strikes him
• Plant furnace leaks molten fiberglass
• Bill paves schools' access to research funds
• 'No idea what we do'
• Owens Corning gets assist from firefighters
• Pedestrian killed in morning incident
• Panel dissects 17 bills on immigration issue
• Friends tell of chaos
• Calendar
• Miss West Texas America joins salute to Veterans
• Academic Spotlight
• District attorney seeks witnesses
• Winter wonderland: Falls create ice sculpture
• Black: Corn attacks based on skewed reasoning
• Attorney: Man rebuts police's shootout story
• Home sales might rally
• Rust rocks the Ranch
• Calendar
• Power outage forces release from Eastridge
• Autopsy to ID man who died in apartment fire
• Man found dead in burned-out apartment
• Homeland Security gives $64,000 to AFD
• Paducah man killed in Wednesday blaze
• TIRZ talks projects but keeps coffer closed
• Aw, nuts!
• WT prof: Egyptian protests destablizing
• Storm brings uncommon sight to area
• Businesses storm the bank
• Calendar
• Pucker Up! contest gallery
• Many just take advantage of snow
• Panhandle representatives nab key committee assignments
• Weather wreaks havoc
• Snowstorm mixed bag for sellers
• Calendar
• Fire kills Paducah man
• Weather service records coldest Feb. 10
• Police question man about stolen pickup
• Chisum to be on Appropriations Committee
• Sundogs: A winter treat
• Ice a factor in fatal accident
• Jacknife snarls I-40 traffic
• Fire displaces Amarillo family
• City of Amarillo closings
• Weather was a factor in Gruver woman's death
• Weather delays and closings
• I-40 westbound now opened
• Panhandle again hit with freeze
• Hospital consolidation plans to trim 33 jobs
• Residents brave bitter cold for utility help
• Man in custody after morning burglary spree
• Robbery suspect held by witness, arrested
• Group petitions City Commission for changes
• Parks department puts goals on table
• Clarendon College's spring enrollment bests 2010's
• Calendar
• Perry proposes merger, slashing state agencies
• Group submits petitions to reverse ordinances, change elections
• Four inches of snow expected overnight
• City encourages residents to prepare for winter storm
• Subway manager robbed outside store
• Weather prompts Spearman to dismiss early
• Weather delays and cancellations
• Winter storm warning issued
• Police arrest man after early morning burglaries
• Crews gear up, again
• Autopsy shows man in downtown shooting died of gunshot wound
• Perry vows to leave Rainy Day Fund alone
• Schools scramble to repair pipes
• Man arrested at mall, charged with burglaries
• Man beaten, robbed after Super Bowl party
• Calendar
• DPS confiscates nearly $663K worth of cocaine
• Correction
• Autopsy: Victim suffered from heart disease
• Troopers find 20 lbs. of coke
• Autopsy shows man died of gunshot
• Snow, extreme wind chills expected
• Man beaten, robbed after party
• Year of the Cat
• Wet snow disrupts power
• Calendar
• Potter eyes replacing late constable
• Education officials see pay increase amid deficit
• Lights out for section of Amarillo
• Sights and sounds from Super Bowl City
• Wet snow blankets Amarillo
• Seniors can run to serve on Silver-Haired Legislature
• Clovis zoo euthanizes giraffe after short stay
• Seliger, Chisum address rural doctor shortage
• Tune in to this one
• Police probe hit-and-run in north Amarillo
• Bust puts the focus on teen drinking
• 3 injured in 2-vehicle crash in downtown
• Owners bullish on breed
• Calendar
• City works to revitalize its downtown
• Academic Spotlight
• Groups offer in-depty marketing skills
• Seminar to make marketing work
• Hog operations change hands
• Water district office moves from Canyon
• Velociraptor visits Discovery Center
• Calendar
• Dallas woman killed in crash in Armstrong County
• Small districts launch new scholarship programs
• High winds halt turbines
• Judge reverses probation decision of Tulia brothers
• Black: Brazile bucks trend, stands alone at top
• Center aids moms, docs
• Woman killed in Armstrong County crash
• Master of the arts
• Gunfire victim dies
• No one injured in fire in south Amarillo
• DAI discusses indoor sports courts
• AC, WT report record enrollments this semester
• Home fire started when owner tries to thaw pipe
• Hereford man killed when tank falls on him
• Calendar
• Weather strands riders in downtown Amarillo
• AAA: Amarillo gas prices top $3
• Downtown shootout reaction mixed
• Hereford man dies in silo collapse
• Amarillo house fire contained, no injuries reported
• Xcel Energy asks customers to curb electricity usage
• Bus travelers stranded
• Thursday sees record low temperatures
• Man shot in police shootout dies
• Heat gun caused evening fire
• Amarillo home heavily damaged in overnight fire
• Colder than North Pole
• Love is in the air
• Utilities struggle to cope; power fails
• Police fired 40 shots in shootout
• Calendar
• Powell named finance chairman of Senate run
• Severe weather hurts business
• Firefighters douse blaze in barn north of city
• DA to take senator's wreck case this month
• Officers identified in downtown shooting
• Local athletes sign
• Power restored in Amarillo
• Xcel customers not affected by rolling outages
• Barn destroyed by fire
• Cancellation list
• The North Pole is warmer than Amarillo
• Guymon airman killed driving to work in N.J.
• Cold weather keeps area plumbers busy
• Amarillo man charged in January shooting
• Blaze destroys Randall County house
• Man robs Sixth Avenue store; police searching
• Fire causes $45,000 in damage to home
• Stiff winds can carry heat away from skin
• Most area schools opened
• Cold doesn't stop area
• City eyes ways to implement long-range plans
• Calendar
• Officials sell Gillette properties
• Weather issues
• Correction
• Fire destroys home north of Canyon
• Man robs Route 66 store
• Power outages affect region
• Elementary classroom evacuated because of smoke
• List of numbers for road conditions
• Road conditions drivable
• Flights canceled overnight, this morning
• AISD and AC opened for classes
• Early morning fire damages home
• Dangerous chill freezes area
• Educators take concerns to Austin
• Event 'isolated incident'
• High court case directs use-of-force guidelines
• Arctic blast brings subzero wind-chill temps
• Amarilloans secure safe passage out of Egypt
• Inmate suffers burns after starting fire in cell
• Former Woman of Year King has died
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• 48 Hours: DPS seizes $780K cash, drugs
• Large teen party busted, 33 arrested
• Inmate sets fire to mattress, suffers burns
• Gunfight occurs yards from newly opened hotel
• Egypt uprising traps Amarillo tourists
• Laborer dies in rollover accident
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• Man hospitalized after downtown shooting
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• Police fight trafficking in humans at big game
• Mac has voted for limits over course of 9 terms
• Appointments give Thornberry added influence in Washington and beyond
• Public face of the Panhandle
• Academic Spotlight
• Doctors push use of HPV vaccination
• Striving for a chance
• Police seek man in robbery
• Trooper finds $25,000 in meth during stop
• Rapist might be in Amarillo
• DPS searching Amarillo, Denton areas for rapist
• Man killed in 2-vehicle crash in Randall County
• Black: Spotting a cattle expert ain't easy
• Calendar
• Correction
• Quartet fills final position
• A realistic approach
• Symphony names executive director
• Man sentenced on racketeering charge
• Amarillo teen given additional robbery charge
• Traffic stop nets $25K in meth
• DAI to open its meetings
• Readying for Outdoor World
• Police make arrest in store robbery
• Teen, 17, faces graffiti charge
• Troopers: Car held $84K of marijuana
• Flood maps could change policy rates, requirements
• Calendar
• PRPC to spend $211,000 in funds for better communication equipment
• Animals increasingly invade urban areas
• Workforce Commission awards grant to AC
• Woman pleads guilty to Social Security fraud
• WT student wins IBM competition
• Rotary club recognizes deputies of the year
• Tax service plans charitable event
• Conditions for donating hair to Locks of Love:
• Driver amnesty?
• Police say 15-year-old Elizabeth Ennen strangled
• Troopers find $84,000 worth of marijuana hidden in car
• Police caught robber red-handed
• Medical examiner says missing Lubbock teen was strangled
• Two taken to hospital after I-27 accident
• Pedestrian killed after being struck by vehicle
• Ministry aims to help women after prison
• Potter commission to prioritize projects
• Corrections
• Canyon student indicted on terroristic threat charge
• Calendar
• Bonds set for Greyhawk Landing chase suspect
• Clerk injured in robbery at downtown boutique
• Proposal would ban pit bulls in Texas
• Two honored for efforts they gave to community
• Payday lenders under scrutiny
• Amarillo City Rap
• Pedestrian killed after being hit by vehicle
• Three-vehicle accident backs up traffic on I-27
• Lubbock police identify found body as Elizabeth Ennen
• No clownin': Men try to rob Amarillo business
• Light starts fire; all inside escape unharmed
• AC to add program to train line workers
• Fugitive captured in yard
• Forest Street standoff ends peacefully
• City seeks firms to push recreation facilities, Civic Center
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• No red flags for developer
• Amarillo teen charged in aggravated robbery
• Power of the Purse speakers announced
• Convict flees halfway house
• AC board recommends filling Escajeda's role
• City selects downtown development partner
• City drafts agreement with developer for downtown
• No clownin': masked men rob local business
• Teen charged in robbery case
• Accepting Academic Spotlight nominations
• Family escapes morning house fire
• Man captured after Randall County manhunt
• Escaped sex offender had Potter County history
• Potter OKs $5,000 to study drainage
• 2 injured in 1-car rollover
• Calendar
• AC regents to discuss filling a board vacancy
• Study helps predict wildfires
• Early action landed ticket for the Super Bowl
• AC gets $160K grant for Bell training program
• 2nd Muleshoe homicide defendant gets 6 years
• Senate plans to fund colleges
• Doghouse heat lamps cause two house fires
• $10K grant funds program to teach rain harvesting
• FBI finds fugitive dad in Jordan
• Bushland School Board meeting Thursday
• Man arrested in disappearance of Lubbock teen
• Frank Phillips off the chopping block
• Are you going to the Super Bowl?
• Authorities capture Panhandle fugitive
• Calendar
• AC, WT tout high numbers
• Two hospitalized after traffic accident
• Chisum ignores talk of backlash
• Missing Okla. man found dead near Pampa
• 'The program built me'
• Preliminary report issued in Clarendon plane crash
• Hood joins elite group of local Super Bowl vets
• Gomez sees a purpose in his storm
• March against abortion
• These people have buffoonery covered
• Local church's new stained-glass windows surrounded by history
• Livelihoods in balance
• Calendar
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• Clovis woman dies in wreck west of Canyon
• Dumas man killed in single-car rollover
• Deputy finds marijuana during I-40 traffic stop
• Calendar
• Court tosses Leach lawsuit
• Green in race for commission
• Judge rejects attempt to save Dillas
• Rudy to students: Dream big
• Good idea shouldn't be flushed down drain
• Turbine study no breeze
• Appeals court rules against Leach in his lawsuit
• Green announces Amarillo Commission run
• WT considers fee increases
• School evacuated after report of smoke odor
• New ballet to debut
• Convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• Ambulance service hits on-time response goal
• Calendar
• Regal to convert UA theater for Imax 3-D
• Building projects on rise
• Walk for Life marks Roe v. Wade anniversary
• Tragedy inspires milk donors
• Jury: Bolin not guilty in death of infant
• Fire department responds to smell of smoke at Crockett school
• Amarillo theater preparing for IMAX Experience
• Man with gun robs store overnight
• President: Frank Phillips will not close
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• Potter County constable 'Bubba' Smith dies
• Ad hoc traffic committee OKs cell phone restrictions
• City candidates submit financial statements
• Globe-News Man and Woman of Year to be honored
• Two people injured in 3-vehicle accident
• First draft of budget rankles lawmakers
• Globe-News Center marks fifth anniversary
• Two injured in wreck
• Potter County constable dies overnight
• Baby death trial begins
• Chisum presents own spending cuts
• Amarillo buys up lighting fixtures
• Budget draft cuts Frank Phillips
• Grand jury indicts two suspects
• Gates Foundation explores obstacles to obtaining a higher education
• Calendar
• Amarillo man indicted in multiple stabbing
• Teacher's aide pleads to improper relationship
• Commanding attention
• Fritch woman killed in motorcycle accident
• Do you think displays favoring particular religious beliefs should be allowed on public land?
• Educator sentenced to jail time
• Defense commences in capital murder trial
• Borger police investigate fatal motorcycle collision
• Oil-investment scheme nears closure
• Police seek man missing for 3 months
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• Residents of all walks join in honoring King
• Teachers taught to spot abuse
• Clarendon man and his dog survive crash
• Texas' budget woes may spur deep cuts at schools
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• Snack Pak 4 Kids program aids needy children
• Lubbock panel eyes Amarillo's homeless center
• WT Amarillo campus fills
• Realtors, police suggest tiny dots may deter theft
• AES workers face dangers for no pay
• Academic Spotlight
• New officials await crucial assignments
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• Service, march planned to honor MLK
• WT, AC mull budget woes
• Calendar
• Third Thursday Notice
• Dumas man sentenced for 2009 slaying
• 2 charged with having marijuana near school
• What a croc: Tech dig a rare find
• Correction
• Crack cocaine bust leads to 4 arrests
• Borger man arrested following drug raid
• Calendar
• Research could aid stroke recovery
• Pope John Paul II moves a step closer to sainthood
• Security tight at funeral for slain Arizona judge
• Raid on home results in 4 arrests
• Escajeda to run for City Commission
• Woman settles lawsuit with TSA
• State outlines plan to raise grad rates for higher ed
• Calendar
• Panhandle musician known on airwaves
• Woman must return $106K to church
• Ready for action?
• Bell plans to hire at least 140
• Harrington Cancer Center expansion fundraiser raises about $6.1 million
• Harpole, Escajeda on city ballot
• Gas near $3 a gallon
• Calendar
• Perryton water well on mend
• Hillside Christian adds campus
• Humble hero recalls rescue
• Williams begins Senate session
• Amarillo City Rap
• Colo. lawmaker in fatal crash returns to Capitol
• Harpole launches Amarillo mayoral campaign
• Man shot during attempted robbery
• Domestic violence protocol updated
• Police seek man who robbed N.M. woman
• Lawmaker in fatal crash loses committee post
• McCartt won't run for another term
• Standoff ends with suspect not in house
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• City commissioners OK debt commitments
• Chisum backs off bid to be speaker
• Harpole to run for Amarillo mayor
• Breaking: Standoff in north Amarillo continues
• Mayor McCartt will not seek re-election
• Amarillo Mayor: Who should run?
• McCartt will not run
• Senator out of the running to head committee
• WT to play at Cowboys Stadium
• N.M. woman's purse taken in robbery
• Man shot in robbery attempt
• Dad: Tasered son had problems
• Texas facing $15B deficit
• Thornberry doesn't plan increased security
• Ex-teacher's aide charged with felony
• Racing in Canadian River will go on this year
• Gathering to honor Ariz. shooting victims
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• Heating assistance empty till February
• The Sand Drag survives
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• Officials: Foul play not suspected in Lake Meredith death
• Sounds of progress
• 2 injured in I-40 wreck
• Longhorn: Texas' first industry
• Experts: Make cuts, use savings
• Should state control tax breaks, benefits?
• Trail to a tragedy
• Thornberry works to repeal health care act
• Rescuers save girls who fell through ice
• Officials: State law ties our hands
• Chilly outside, chili inside
• Calendar
• Academic Spotlight
• SWAT arrests killing suspect
• Hit-and-run charge upgraded to murder
• Outlook murky for drag
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• House fire causes $40,000 in damages
• Harrington Cancer Center expansion shows progress
• Autopsy inconclusive in man's Taser death
• Amarillo City Rap
• Exploratory well comes up dry
• Hit-and-run victim dies, suspect arrested
• Fed boss: It will take years for jobs to come back
• Correction
• No CPS follow-up for father
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• 79th Police Academy graduation today
• Police seek sedan driver in hit-and-run that hurt 2
• Law agencies to sign domestic violence rules
• Better outlook in store for '11
• 3 Amarilloans charged in counterfeit ring
• Man: Son suicidal
• Attendance rates remain steady as flu season arrives
• Plainview bird deaths caused by wind
• Cowboys recite range rhymes
• Bank presents brighter economic vision
• Man dies after police use Taser to subdue him
• Hit-and-run injures 2 men
• MLB to scrutinize logo
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• Man arrested in 2 store robberies in November
• Grand jury indicts teen in pizza delivery robbery
• Mesa Water requests new trial
• Local flu season's peak expected in coming weeks
• Corrections
• Man charged in son's beating death
• Store whose proceeds benefit homeless robbed
• Sox name recalls past
• 112th Congress convenes; Boehner elected speaker
• Route 66 store robbed
• Grand jury indicts Amarillo teen
• 1 in Idaho, 1 in Wash. state win $355M jackpot
• Randall County offers Master Gardener class
• Amarilloan dies after crash in N.M.
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• Report provides new crash details
• 2 commissioners won't run again
• Blue Cross talks with Northwest fail; costs rise
• 2 Amarillo commissioners will not seek re-election
• Texan declared innocent after 30 years in prison
• Official: Navy officer to be relieved of command
• Amarillo man killed in N.M. crash
• Extra patrols during holidays return results
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• Grand jury is likely to decide fatal crash
• Winds kick up business at region's car washes
• Bomb squad commander named to advisory board
• WT, AC expect enrollment increase
• Wastewater released into Amarillo Creek
• Fire causes $160K in damage but no injuries
• Chase leads to 2 arrests
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• Pre-dawn fire damages duplex, vehicles
• Proposed changes will extend bus service
• 'Putting the final pieces together'
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• Cotton yield near record high
• Assisted-living facility inundated as pipe breaks
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• 2010 events quirky, tragic
• Senator facing scrutiny
• Academic Spotlight
• Tech plans 10-year path to tier one standing
• Welcome to 2011
• DPS troopers confiscate $250K worth of meth
• Potter deputy seizes 10 pounds of marijuana
• Calendar
• One-vehicle rollover kills Electra teenager
• Businesses open and closed this weekend
• Amarillo's homegrown 'idol' a rising star
• Atkinson drives city projects
• Jim Allen faced harrowing ordeal
• Man and woman of the year
• Despite wear, old guitar lives up to time, travel
• Four men charged with burglarizing churches
• Downtown hotel opening coincides with new year
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• Algae bloom strikes Lake Meredith
• New 4-H center nears completion
• Fugitive gets 40-year sentence in killing
• Holiday closings
• Fitness commitment
• Fire damage closes business
• Baseball organizer prepares schedule
• Groups file brief for handgun ban
• Fire destroys home; residents escape
• Plan safe celebration
• Holiday closings
• County appeals evidence decision
• In death, young mother gives life to others
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• Bundle up for New Year's Eve
• Man injured when entangled in auger
• Chisum forces House meeting
• Late-night blaze shuts down neighborhood
• Amarillo City Rap
• Home destroyed by fire
• Tech could handle funding cuts with tweaks
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• Big Texan adds rib-eating contest
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• 3 injured in wreck
• 1 injured, Grand Street closed following collision
• Group ramps up help
• Commissioners sell Hartley water rights
• Sand drag may not be on
• Senator has no memory of crash that killed 1
• Mental health agency cuts 'retardation' from name
• Carson sheriff: 'Large cat' killed Skellytown show goats
• If Lew Wallace promised Billy the Kid a pardon in exchange for testimony, should the government now honor that pardon?
• Voting slightly favors pardon for Billy the Kid
• Colorado lawmaker has no memory of fatal wreck
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• Xcel OKs deal to buy wind energy
• Event teaches drivers dangers of snowplows
• Amarillo woman killed in crash
• Trooper finds $450K in meth during stop
• Grasslands catch fire
• Police make series of arrests in armed robbery
• Community gives back to dedicated volunteer
• Fall delays trial for local man in federal fraud case
• Wind fans Deaf Smith County fire
• 18-year-old arrested in November assault
• Arizona woman dies from I-40 rollover
• Measure targets phones, driving
• WT big contributor to minority-owned firms
• Homegrown talent
• Calendar
• Floor furnace cause of fire
• Calendar
• Amarillo ranks No. 9 in U.S. for dry eyes
• Food for all
• Academic Spotlight
• Pakistan book inspires students
• Plan's effect mixed
• A changing music scene
• Holidays minus Mom
• Holiday closings
• No one hurt in Amarillo home fire
• Fund raises $90K
• Auto crashes claim 2 lives
• Calendar
• Fire strikes north Amarillo home
• Christmas Eve dash caps banner shopping season
• Surprise gifts aid needy
• Sales make comeback
• Calendar
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• Hogs lead police on wild chase
• Forecast predicts flurries only for holiday weekend
• Grandma's garden planted inspiration
• Formerly homeless family needs beds, blankets
• Calendar
• Police seek 3 men in attempted home invasion
• Baseball saga continues in court
• Family struggles with kids' conditions
• Teen killed in one-vehicle rollover
• SWAT surrounds Amarillo home
• Police capture suspect in Canyon death
• Friend of Santa has big suit to fill
• Holiday blood donations dwindle
• Amarillo City Rap
• Police remove people from home at gunpoint
• Senate ratifies nuke pact
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Police seek 3 in home invasion
• Tip leads to capture of Canyon murder suspect
• Complaint against JP dismissed
• City reviewing public forum
• Bank teller sentenced to year in prison
• Amarillo man gets 20 years for child porn
• Two people stabbed at 10th Avenue bar
• Driver dies in tanker crash
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• Vehicle fires are arson, investigators say
• Economy drives people to move
• Getaway thwarted by pickup breakdown
• Amarillo area diversifies
• Working just not enough for Amarillo family
• Former soil, water clerk sent to prison for theft
• Video: Symphonic Christmas House
• City leaders OK business rebate
• Former county clerk sentenced to prison
• Bank teller sentenced to year in prison
• Fuel truck explodes, killing 1 outside Canadian
• Getaway thwarted by breakdown
• Amarilloan gets 20 years for child porn
• Texas sales tax collections up in November
• Investigators: Vehicle fires were arson
• 2010 census to show slowing US growth, GOP gains
• Two people stabbed at Amarillo bar
• Police on hunt for man who robbed Dollar General
• Head trauma killed Canyon man
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• Route clear for Cross Texas' lines
• Health problems add to hardship
• Amarillo chase ends in crash
• Police: Teens weren't racing in fatal crash
• Jury indicts father on perjury charge, lying about son
• Police identify suspect in Canyon homicide
• Police seek 4 in assault, attempted abduction
• Jobless mother needs boost
• Calendar
• Anti-Obamacare states want to skip trial
• Police say 3 men attempted to sell pirated compact discs
• A bull market?
• Slain tourist's family 'let down by Texas'
• Texas Tech on track for tier-one research fund
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• 3-vehicle wreck blocks I-40
• NPS sets boat removal date
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• Officials investigate man's death
• Sick grandmother cares for 3 children
• Firefighters extinguish tractor blaze
• Activities offer fun for holiday season
• Big rig accident closes I-40 near Soncy
• Bushland teacher wins state award
• Amarillo gaming establishment robbed at gunpoint
• Sacrifices overwhelm struggling parents
• Snow system rolls through the Panhandle
• Autopsy: Attack's stress led to death
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• Crash kills Caprock teen
• Victim survives kidnapping
• Amarillo Museum of Art’s Achievements in Art 2011: The Collector: Treasures from the Texas Panhandle
• Four-car crash kills 1, teen driver arrested
• Snowfall - more or less
• Three arrested in woman's kidnapping
• Amarillo business robbed at gunpoint
• Stories from Sept. 11
• North Texas woman found in Vega after abduction
• Woman's death linked to heart failure, grand jury to investigate
• Police: Ex-coach solicited a minor
• City officially names new aviation director
• Charges filed against most-wanted offender
• Accused Texhoma coach returns
• Medical costs leave mother short on funds
• Freeze moves in; crews prepare for winter
• DPS seizes cocaine during traffic stop
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• Man suspected in two store robberies
• Schools on the health kick
• 2 to 4 inches of snow expected
• Former athletic director charged with online solicitation
• Man suspected in different robberies
• Woman found dead
• St. Andrew's athletic director fired
• Record highs to give way to snow
• Commissioner's plane trip drives up expense
• National Weather Service names new coordinator
• Mother of disabled girl seeks developmental toys
• Thornberry named to Armed Services Committee
• Calendar
• Stuck in the fast lane
• Domestic violence suspected in Amarillo homicide
• Police: DNA test links inmate to Lubbock murder
• Commission denies SPS rate increase
• Canyon trustees set new school calendar
• Two hospitalized after rollover crash
• Helmet views vary
• Trooper finds 6 pounds of meth in vehicle
• Canyon expects results
• Auto fire briefly closes airport garage
• Mother of two needs help with kids' presents
• Amarillo laundromat robbed with knife
• Woman assaulted; suspect arrested
• Calendar
• AISD board plans to shift boundary
• Are you in the military serving overseas?
• Amarillo laundromat robbed
• Police: DNA test links Amarillo inmate to murder
• Serious injuries avoided
• Woman assaulted; suspect arrested
• Potter OKs tax break for German firm
• Wind farm to generate revenue and power
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• Suspects indicted in deadly shooting
• Working out a solution
• Restaurant robbed Sunday night
• Single mother scraping out a living
• Potter County deputies discover counterfeit bills
• Send us photos of your holiday lights
• Ware returns for county meeting
• Judge in Va. strikes down federal health care law
• Second fire destroys Pampa house
• Feeling the crunch at Christmastime
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• Mother, 2 sons looking for new opportunities
• Advocates for mentally disabled worry over funding
• Grass fire scorches area south of Amarillo
• Burn ban on table with wildfire threat
• Wreaths honor deceased veterans
• Academic Spotlight
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• Expansion aids town recovery
• 2011 school calendar recognizes MLK Day
• Police investigate shooting outside Events Unlimited
• Family recovering but needs extra help
• Calendar
• Project collects gifts
• Child remains ID'd as those of missing boy
• Sifting through ash
• DNA testing confirms remains those of infant
• Get Out! wants your top choices
• Texas teacher retirement fund brings bonuses, enmity
• Red-light camera dispute in federal court
• JBS Swift upgrading facilities
• RSG asks judge to reconsider ruling
• Bell's work force to grow
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• Backer to repossess Autopro cars
• Potter County wins in sex discrimination case
• Man sentenced for '09 intoxication manslaughter
• Family used savings to move for sick son
• Perryton donated toys stolen
• 3 families left homeless
• Students show off North Heights
• AC to hold first fall graduation
• This is only a test ...
• Baseball group asks judge to reconsider ruling
• Baseball group asks judge to reconsider ruling
• Experts fear Texas heading into another drought
• Police seek man in store robbery
• Texas A&M regents approve new WT dean
• PUC OKs regional wind line
• Money no cure-all for schools, study finds
• WT to offer new degree in psychology
• Man, 51, cannot work because of cerebral palsy
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• Pedestrian critically injured when struck by pickup
• Rangers emphasize the visual, writ large
• Man sought in convenience store robbery
• Police seek help finding shooting suspect
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• Design standards unlikely to change
• Traffic stop reveals 133 pounds of pot, DPS says
• Canyon officials increase golf fees
• Sparks from fireplace blamed for house fire
• State deficit threatens programs for children
• Widow has outlived friends, retirement savings
• Gold Sox name out for team
• Paint-By-Numbers: 'World’s Largest' Art Program In Amarillo
• Panhandle Artists’ Hanging
• Cowboys' Don Meredith dies after brain hemorrhage
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• 4 hospitalized after evening accident
• WT police investigating second alleged assault
• Holiday music bolsters help for needy
• Bills address drunken driving
• Man needs some cheer
• Gruver ISD: Cadillac of a Gym
• Grandmother struggles to keep family together
• Dimmitt man killed in highway wreck
• Students show off musical skills at All-Region Orchestra concert
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• Food bank out to collect groceries, cash
• Downtown Amarillo growth plan: Developer tells city cooperation is key
• Academic Spotlight
• Family fulfills wish
• Suspicious car dealership claims Amarillo address
• Couple need clothes for cold
• Pledge: No driving while texting
• Cornyn: GOP backs Pantex upgrades
• Pampa firefighters busy with two blazes
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• Federal jury indicts 8 on mail theft charges
• Past as prologue: Club to take field as Gold Sox
• President Obama in Afghanistan on unannounced trip
• Pampa firefighters battle 2 house fires
• Middle-school coach facing rape charge
• Grand jury indicts Stratford ex-nurse
• Tot in car with loot
• PRPC plans for ag security
• 'Walker' now Norris, Texas Ranger
• 45-year-old woman has small, simple needs
• Sunray coaches on leave during probe
• Lubbock murder suspect hospitalized
• 3 authors to sign books Saturday
• Symphony's concert teaches students through experience
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• Gray County man indicted in child abuse
• Police say Pampa man hit woman with shovel
• First alpaca show starts Dec. 10
• Grand jury indicts man on child porn charges
• WT's Pulliam named Regents Professor
• Woman assaulted with shovel; man arrested
• Holiday shoppers came out to spend in November
• At Farm and Ranch Show, forward thinking
• Stadium tenant makes payment
• Pampa stabbing suspect posts bond, released from jail
• Portales man sentenced to 8 years for child porn
• Murder case may get complicated
• Randall County reports rabies cases on the rise
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• Attorneys negotiate liquidating AHF holdings
• Grieving mother raising 3 with no place to stay
• Amarilloan indicted in '09 Lubbock death
• Man charged in '86 homicide
• DPS says Arizona men had $400,000 in cocaine
• City hearing gets heated
• Christmas lonely time for widow
• Health department offers free HIV testing
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• Police seek man who robbed Toot'n Totum
• Lone Star Ballet celebrates 35 years
• Allegations in Sunray distressing to parents
• City seeks pipeline funds, awards tax
• Pentagon study dismisses risk of openly gay troops
• Suspect arrested in cold-case killing
• Sunray investigation includes CPS
• AP-CNBC Poll: Cut services to balance the budget
• Church minister to promote CD at Mardel store
• 4 arrested in burglaries
• Men assault, rob pizza delivery man
• Sunray PD probes possible harassment
• Mother of three has no safety net
• Amarilloan jailed for aggravated robbery
• Legislators' work set to begin today
• Man allegedly hits woman with car
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• Banking on a merger
• Delivery driver assaulted, robbed
• Citing deficit, Obama to freeze federal worker pay
• Suspect retrieves hit-and-run victim before fleeing
• Blaze destroys north Amarillo restaurant
• Canyon closer to road project
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• Mom needs clothes for her 3 kids
• Alzheimer's awareness - 'Prevention is key'
• Overnight blaze guts restaurant
• No place to go
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• Winter fire risk on rise
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• Childress DPS radio office set to close in months
• Family of three with new start needs home furnishings
• South loop nearer to completion
• State wildlife refuge celebrates 75 years
• Clovis jail woes subject of study
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• Black Friday: Stores see green
• Jobless single mom can't afford child care
• Holiday closings
• Calendar
• Views mixed on security
• Poll: GOP support for Perry declines
• Father's temporary job not enough
• N.M. farmer pleads guilty to transporting chemical for meth
• Feeding the hungry
• Man arrested after Pampa stabbing
• Amarillo transition facility ready to open its doors
• No one injured, but six pets die in Borger fire
• Holiday closings
• Firearm recovered in woman's slaying
• Leach lawsuit drops names of Tech officials
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• Faulty gas furnace blamed in home fire
• High winds drive grass fire near I-27
• Wildfire danger high
• Man with knife robs store
• Hundreds enjoy meal
• New details emerge in homicide arrest
• Grass fire races through commercial area
• Convenience store robbed overnight
• Airport lines move smoothly despite warnings
• Nourishing the faithful
• Interim city manager now permanent
• Marijuana seized in Interstate 40 drug bust
• Family still seeking work, better life in Texas
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• Man robs convenience store on South Washington
• City revisits urban zoning
• Two WT students focus of sex-assault probe
• TxDOT to begin roadwork in Palo Duro park
• Murder charge filed in death of woman
• Door open to changes in urban standards
• Atkinson named city manager
• Two WT students focus of sex-assault probe
• Marijuana seized in I-40 drug bust
• Work on park's canyon road to begin
• Man robs convenience store
• TSA chief: Resisting scanners just means delays
• Muleshoe man gets 8 years for killing
• Three men arrested, charged with burglary
• Mom of 7 needs bunk beds
• Tech student indicted in woman's death
• Potter ponders new chambers for commission
• Children's haven closes its doors
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• Cowboy Cockrell dies
• Muleshoe man convicted of murder
• Authorities recover stolen items
• Man wants Christmas for wife, 5 children
• McCartt ends tenure as head
• New name for former Dilla Villa coming
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• Cashing In: Sheriffs' offices join war on drugs
• Amarillo March Show 2011
• Randall County dedicates plane
• Borger site for rural energy discussion
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• AgriLife workshop covers crop profitability
• Empty Stocking Fund returns to assist needy families
• DOT announces roadway closings
• New Armstrong County agent starting work
• Local producer jousts on national television
• Gillette facing more trouble
• Ag students receive veterinarians' help
• Texas jobless rate holds steady at 8.1 percent
• CA$HING IN: Who benefits most from seized funds?
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• Fugitive of the week arrested Friday morning
• Prayer breakfast scheduled Tuesday
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• CEDC OKs funds to renovate exhibit
• Police seek robbers of Love's Travel Stop
• Transmission debate continues after ruling
• Pilot from Amarillo part of dedication flyover
• Group helps hurt farmer
• Party for adoptive families today
• Gillette indicted in wife's death
• Developer indicted in wife's slaying
• Man, too conspicuous, tips off bank clerk
• Police searching for robbery suspects
• Hereford teen acquitted in murder case
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• Clovis woman killed in crash with police car
• Court rejects killer's appeal
• United Way exceeds goal
• Ambulance staff rejects union
• Helium plant headed for private use
• Student sexually assaulted during bus trip, officials say
• No EMT union in Amarillo's future
• Condemned Amarillo killer loses federal appeal
• Hereford officials launch investigation into 'misconduct'
• Hereford teenager acquitted of murder
• WT plans reception to welcome new dean
• Tourist dollars wanted
• AC schedules first fall commencement
• Fire destroys garage in 1900 block of Alice Street
• Violence call leads to arrest in Colorado death
• Panel mulls how to enforce cell phone ban
• Electrical power strip causes fire in residence
• Amarillo man killed in early morning crash
• Lubbock-area family wins home makeover
• Ambulance response time hits deadlines
• Man not injured after tossed from Dumpster
• I-27 delays expected
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• Lottery winners not getting Cowboys tickets
• Background check reveals murder warrant
• Search triggers heightened security at school
• Lottery win not so grand for Amarillo woman
• Fire destroys west Amarillo garage
• Amarillo man killed in morning crash
• Man tossed into garbage truck
• Potter mulls bond issues
• State trooper responds to call, dies in wreck
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• No city tree pickup
• 21-year-old man injured in shooting
• Few conclusions in AHF bankruptcy
• Rangel convicted by House ethics panel
• How are you thankful?
• I-27 lane closure begins today
• State trooper dies in wreck
• Hereford murder trial: Jury selection begins
• City manager candidate meet-and-greet
• Amarillo temporarily suspends towing firm
• Airport flood damage will be fixed by March
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• Tractor-trailer strikes, kills pedestrian
• Last marina closes
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• Study: City multipurpose venue feasible
• Book order: 'Panhandle Plains Memories: The Early Years'
• Moving Forward: Amarillo's search for the next city manager
• Marina services to end at Lake Meredith
• Jury selection begins in teen's murder trial
• Police officer ejected in traffic accident
• Big rig strikes, kills man
• Battle for Texas speaker heats up
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• Three men arrested on marijuana charges
• Bonds to pay for area projects
• Fire destroys workshop in rural Potter County
• Person hospitalized after car chase
• A Texas GOP darling
• Dems demoralized but will regroup
• Borger toddler dies in rollover crash
• Girls encouraged to pursue careers in science, math
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• Medical firms key to growth
• DPS speeds up service
• Power restored Saturday
• Randall senior wins state cross country title
• AFD plans open house at new fire station
• Rodeo ponies up scholarships
• Police investigate home invasion robbery
• Heavy snow downs limbs across Amarillo
• Event planned to help uninsured children
• Blaze causes $8,000 damage to Canyon home
• Amarillo PD accepting applications for academy
• Temperatures head south
• Three men accused of selling cocaine to undercover officers
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• Soldier earns Purple Heart clearing bunkers
• Family created desire to serve
• Diary recounts capture
• Brothers reunite in Philippines
• Sailor survived Pearl Harbor attack
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• Seaman receives nine awards
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• Veteran profile: Ralph Collie
• Combat medic takes pride in saving lives, teaching others
• Base street named after pilot
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• Driver arrested after trooper finds cocaine
• Fire causes $50,000 in damage to house
• Forecast calls for snow but little accumulation expected
• Rodeo a time for friends
• Sharyland seeks wind line approval
• Treatment center plans open house
• Weather swamps vehicles
• Youth, veterans celebrate holiday
• AC grant will make transition easier for nurses
• Board approves bonds for downtown projects
• Calendar
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• Corpus Christi man dies in rollover south of Dumas
• Deputy arrests driver with marijuana in car
• Deficit threatens Ospreys
• CFS lacks funds for children's program
• Hereford man dies in Iowa plane crash
• Investigators have no suspects in woman's death
• Officials identify man shot in hunting incident
• OSHA fines company in deadly pipeline explosion
• Straus lashes out at challenger Chisum
• Tractor-trailer stop yields marijuana haul
• Car hits man crossing Amarillo Boulevard
• Claude vet honored
• Motorist arrested on cocaine charge
• Dish it out, let us know
• Fire damages south Amarillo home
• ASY Texas honors 'Greatest Generation'
• A higher power speaks
• Photograph spurs pride back home
• WRCA championship rodeo begins today
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• Judge denies Dillas motion
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• Man dies after collision involving grain truck
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• SPS improves customer satisfaction
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• Stamp cancellation set at Canyon post office
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• Tech still investigating student's fatal wreck
• War took soldier to 'who knows where' and back
• Two arrested for more than 100 pounds of pot
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• Woman's death ruled homicide; third in 48 hours
• Wellington farmer's training cut short
• Wellington native gives God credit for WWII survival
• Amarillo College to receive $269,000 for nursing program
• Amarillo man gets 40 years for murder
• Squad honors veterans with 57,000 goodbyes
• Amarillo police investigate slew of overnight vehicle shootings
• Survival instinct carries man through years of captivity
• Churches battle burglars
• Train ride a special trip for young girl
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• Veteran pays lasting price for Korean War head wound
• Castro County looking into man's hunting death
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• Family dispute leads to stabbing
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• Firm pitches partnership
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• Bill filed in Austin mimics Arizona's
• Dillas owner sues to stall deal
• Happy State Bank extends its operations southward
• Parents address uniform concerns to AISD
• Vandals destroy school props
• Fire damages Bushland home
• Stadium gets new tenant
• Correction 110910
• Police probe overnight vandalism
• Red-flag warning issued
• Judge denies Dillas' motion
• Homicide investigations continue
• Power could flow on northern route
• Daily calendar
• Safe at home
• Change the theme at NAACP's annual freedom banquet
• NNSA: Pantex jobs safe from cuts
• Calendar
• County, RSG talks planned
• Calendar
• Church members awed
• Longtime city florist honored
• Bushland home sustains extensive fire damage
• Man: JP wrongly had him arrested
• Bill takes aim at illegal immigrants
• Tech faculty salaries lag behind other schools
• Stadium gets new tenant
• Dreadful season leads to Phillips' firing
• Dr. Gott: Reader wonders if stress caused diabetes
• Texas Supreme court stopping in Amarillo
• Know your charities
• Police blame dad for fatal shooting
• Spotlight 110710
• Man accused of killing brother
• Amarillo Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Exhibition : Leo Jensen: Total Pop Art and Dalia Ramanauskas: Playing Reality
• Today's must-read
• Rehearsals begin!
• Etiquette, lard and how to shimmy at a concert
• At Meredith, time to pump
• Police: Phoenix woman had 151 pounds of pot
• Three finalists chosen for Amarillo Star contest
• Dumas ISD chief up for top award
• 17 drug arrests put total in long probe at nearly 60
• Fire is second at site since '07
• WT enrollment fuels optimism
• Swinford resigning from House
• Taking a flight back in time
• Comments sought on traffic surcharge plan
• Alumni group's role is broad
• It's All Trew: 'The Farmers' Almanac' a good guide for life
• Helping hand for alumni
• Firefighters contain flames at business
• Following up
• Calendar
• Year later, Amarilloan indicted in arson case
• Awarding of scholarships violated rule
• As Internet goes in rural Texas, he has connections
• Calendar
• Comments sought on traffic surcharge plan
• Three Amarillo children die after traffic wreck
• Alumni group's role is broad
• It's All Trew: 'The Farmers' Almanac' a good guide for life
• Helping hand for alumni
• The new crop
• Free recital Tuesday
• From the publisher: All-new website will debut this week
• Comforting welcome mat
• Column - Jon Mark Beilue: Fact is, money has been no object
• A passion for children
• ManPower Conference a mega success
• DPS searching for registered sex offender
• Cornyn backs off citizenship re-examination
• Selling a Texas legacy
• At 7, singing talent elicits voices of approval
• Food Establishment Inspection Report
• Calendar
• After arrest, no water kink likely at Falcon Club
• Calendar
• United, Continental to help Southwest in Newark
• Man indicted 27 years after officer killed
• Troopers stop vehicle, find $25K in marijuana
• Former Hereford officer sentenced
• Body found at rest stop that of illegal immigrant
• Father, son plan to improve city farm lease
• Childress ATV park gets grant
• Police maintain peace on Sixth
• Redistricting hearing for city
• Community chips in
• Randall volleyball sweeps Amarillo High in Pearland tournament
• Backyard eagle will take flight
• Man hides after chase
• Calendar
• Fire causes $60,000 in damage
• Preacher and a prayer
• Alleged killer credits 'signs from God'
• Pantex following up on employee's safety
• Woman arrested on marijuana possession after traffic stop
• Former Houston doctor accused of assault
• Man hides after chase
• Calendar
• Rangers' border work obscure
• Preacher and a prayer
• Alleged killer credits 'signs from God'
• Man convicted in 2008 crash that killed family
• Former Houston doctor accused of assault
• Two still hospitalized following accident
• Rangers' border work obscure
• $20,000 in marijuana confiscated near Vega
• Man convicted in 2008 crash that killed family
• Amarillo Star semifinalists to compete on Sunday
• Two still hospitalized following accident
• New Yorker indicted in online-solicitation case
• $20,000 in marijuana confiscated near Vega
• Hatton: Now's the time to think about flower bulbs
• Amarillo Star semifinalists to compete on Sunday
• Tax rate increases set for AC, Bushland
• New Yorker indicted in online-solicitation case
• Man injured in pipe blast
• Hatton: Now's the time to think about flower bulbs
• Police: Gun used to threaten officers was stolen
• Tax rate increases set for AC, Bushland
• Backyard eagle will take flight
• Man injured in pipe blast
• Fire causes $60,000 in damage
• Police: Gun used to threaten officers was stolen
• Pantex following up on employee's safety
• Dental, nursing programs at AC get new facility
• Texas Christian school rejects lesbians' child
• Amarillo police search for masked robber
• SWAT officers share tactical knowledge
• State to review more insurance premiums
• Man involved in violent altercations sentenced
• Man's death sentence tossed after 23 years in prison
• Downtown group releases papers
• FBI agent charged with threatening officer
• 11 percent tax hike in Dumas
• Calendar
• Carson County Farm Bureau to host event
• No one injured in house fire in north Amarillo
• No charges in cycle death
• Worker: Key device in Gulf oil spill not recertified
• Amarillo woman, 29, arrested after stabbing
• Yearlong investigation ends with final arrest
• DeLay wants trial moved from Austin
• Amarillo police search for masked robber
• WT students make big move for the coming year
• Hazing death latest in string of incidents
• Man involved in violent altercations sentenced
• Seven injured in two-car collision
• UNT-Dallas welcomes its first freshman class
• Downtown group releases papers
• Dental, nursing programs at AC get new facility
• Texas Christian school rejects lesbians' child
• 11 percent tax hike in Dumas
• SWAT officers share tactical knowledge
• State to review more insurance premiums
• Carson County Farm Bureau to host event
• Chase ends with arrest of Amarillo man
• Man's death sentence tossed after 23 years in prison
• No charges in cycle death
• Worker: Key device in Gulf oil spill not recertified
• FBI agent charged with threatening officer
• Yearlong investigation ends with final arrest
• DeLay wants trial moved from Austin
• Calendar
• WT students make big move for the coming year
• Hazing death latest in string of incidents
• No one injured in house fire in north Amarillo
• Seven injured in two-car collision
• UNT-Dallas welcomes its first freshman class
• Amarillo woman, 29, arrested after stabbing
• Cornyn: Osprey a 'safe bet'
• Last of Amarillo Jail inmates shipped off to Randall County
• Traffic fatalities down 11 percent in 2009
• Houston murder suspect nabbed in NYC
• Oil spill probe eyes authority of commander
• Dallas man witnesses break-in of his home using iPhone app
• Mexican drug war sends bullets across US border
• DeLay gets small win in pre-trial hearing
• Calendar
• Potter grand jury indicts teen in home invasions
• Officials: Not in my backyard
• Released from hospital, teen now in custody
• Gillette died from strangulation, autopsy shows
• City commissioners give nod to projects
• PTA buys supplies at Lakeview Elementary
• Column - Jon Mark Beilue: Neon light illuminates downtown progress
• Panhandle's green economy comes to life
• It's showdown time for Dillas
• 22-month-old named in accidental death
• 22-month-old named in accidental death
• Party numbers on target
• Party numbers on target
• 'Texas' attendance inches up
• 'Texas' attendance inches up
• Police seeking Gillette records
• Police seeking Gillette records
• Everything's new
• Everything's new
• Woman died of strangulation, police say
• Teen involved in nightclub shooting formally charged
• Food for thought
• Just how did Mozart die?
• More air monitors planned for Texas
• Calendar
• Transportation woes hit rural areas
• Potter County boosts tax rate
• Districts adapt to new requirements
• State to review more premiums
• Calendar
• Ownership stake under dispute
• Toddler dies of wounds
• In the red, lawmakers may get schooled
• Saga takes tragic turn
• SPS grid will be bolstered by added gas-fired turbine
• SPS fined for failed reliability standards
• Concussion guidelines remove the guesswork
• Potter budget up for approval
• Column - Jon Mark Beilue: Schools need qualified personnel on sidelines
• Flood insurance will cover most costs after July deluge
• Mindfest activities bridge science, fun
• A special get-together
• School of hard knocks
• Food Establishment Inspection Report
• In tug of war, convict's future dangles
• Calendar
• Jobless rates inch downward
• Candidates stump for votes in local stops
• Blaze investigated as arson
• Toddler in critical condition
• Homes of the future?
• Calendar
• Final Fort Hood report released
• Dallas police-chase suspect will face multiple charges
• 2 charged in copper theft
• Amarillo looking for new boss
• Black: If you only had a cowboy ...
• Perry touts tax-free weekend
• Two Canyon projects given green light
• NTSB: Fatigue caused hole in plane roof
• Amarillo house blaze leaves man, 52, dead
• Warrant issued in bar shooting
• Report: Texas worker deaths increase nearly 4 percent
• Tech's president campaigns for flagship status
• Save this weekend
• Restoration being done on Texas Capitol building
• School zone enforcement resumes Monday
• Body found at Oldham County rest stop
• Libertarian candidates plan Amarillo event
• Perry: Toughen human trafficking laws
• Hereford icon gets new home
• Chase ends near Love Field runway, halts flights
• AMR debuts headquarters
• Calendar
• Cyclist dies when struck in Borger accident
• Beilue: Artist in his element
• Airline fires worker charged with stealing from passengers
• Hatton: Crapemyrtle worthwhile tree for Panhandle area
• Child blamed in shooting of toddler
• New Braunfels artist designs coins, medals
• Amarillo house blaze leaves man, 52, dead
• Two Canyon projects given green light
• NTSB: Fatigue caused hole in plane roof
• Tech's president campaigns for flagship status
• Warrant issued in bar shooting
• Report: Texas worker deaths increase nearly 4 percent
• School zone enforcement resumes Monday
• Save this weekend
• Restoration being done on Texas Capitol building
• Libertarian candidates plan Amarillo event
• Lacey Brown honored Saturday
• Body found at Oldham County rest stop
• Hereford icon gets new home
• Toddler shot in head listed in critical condition
• Perry: Toughen human trafficking laws
• AMR debuts headquarters
• Calendar
• Chase ends near Love Field runway, halts flights
• Beilue: Artist in his element
• Airline fires worker charged with stealing from passengers
• Cyclist dies when struck in Borger accident
• Child blamed in shooting of toddler
• New Braunfels artist designs coins, medals
• Hatton: Crapemyrtle worthwhile tree for Panhandle area
• City apartment owner charged with arson
• New ambulance offices to be on public display
• Bicyclist killed in Borger
• Educator: Hold students accountable
• Authorities ID cyclist struck, killed by vehicle
• Custom windows installed
• Deer breeder gets three years for smuggling
• Work begins on new gas pipeline
• Freeway change OK'd
• Officers kick off effort against drunken driving
• Boy, 13, and girl, 12, charged with murder
• WT places on list of top universities
• Redistricting effort difficult challenge
• Throwing the first punch
• Inmates caught in Rita lose appeal
• Man dies in Amarillo house fire
• 10-year-old boy dead after accidental shooting
• Police station shooter was jailer, security guard
• Calendar
• Potter jury sentences man to jail in drug case
• Judge hands out 8-year sentence in assault
• Sewage pipeline breaks near Canyon
• 8,000-plus expected to enroll
• Pilot error probable cause of plane crash
• City Commission votes down tax hike
• Arts events previewed at the Globe-News Center
• Latest figures show deficit budget for next school year for Bushland district
• Residents can get into conservation district
• Canyon commissioners approve Atmos operations rate increase
• AHF reorganization plans to go head to head
• Sunray native to appear on Jerry Lewis telethon
• Heavy rains flood streets across Amarillo
• Column - Jon Mark Beilue: Death enhanced Holston's life
• Life after politics: Swinford considers career as lobbyist
• What a party!
• Suspect had a record
• Police have suspect in Muleshoe man's death
• Police: Texas gunman had explosives in trailer
• American Airlines claims heat likely killed puppies
• Calendar
• New leadership to take reins at YMCA
• Man indicted on 10 child porn charges
• Pampa man indicted for child pornography
• Dumas hitchhiker dies following accident
• Power line proposal overcomes objections
• Potter commission grants raises
• Police identify toddler who drowned in pool
• Muleshoe police confirm killing, few details
• Man indicted in home invasions
• TxDOT campaigns against drunken driving
• Deadly chase
• No one hurt in rollover on interstate ramp
• New center of it all in HP
• DeLay unsurprised after officials end investigation
• First line of defense
• Calendar
• Art event set for tonight
• Amarilloan indicted in shooting incident
• Major issue being tackled
• Vega man killed in two-vehicle crash in Randall
• 3-year-old drowns in pool at house
• It's All Trew: Frontier justice followed crime increase
• Refuge 'too far gone'
• Celebrating the Arts
• Cornyn: Ground zero mosque will be election issue
• Spill-shy tourists head to Texas
• Calendar
• A shining example
• Sneak peek
• We're back!
• Third Thursday At Amarillo Museum Of Art For August
• SHARE! your Heart & Home
• Eddie Melin, rock star
• Symphony Potpourri
• But wait, I thought "Firebird" was for next season
• New concertmaster debuts!
• Video: Kimbo & the marimba
• Bootleg! Secret marimba rehearsal video
• Calling all cans!
• Mark O'Connor on "Americana Symphony," Part 1
• Mark O'Connor on Americana Symphony, Part 2
• Our Oscar-winning friend
• Military Chaplaincy Endorser Colonel Jim Ammerman (Ret.) Has Leading Role in Military Ministry
• Rock On! at AMoA With The Posters And Music From The 60s and 70s
• Third Thursday At AMoA In Partnership With Starbucks Coffee Co.
• Third Thursday At AMOA In Partnership With Starbucks Coffee Co.
• Military/families train at Red Cross for Free
• An Uncommon Dream: The Amarillo High School Collection Of 19th And 20th Century Art
• Third Thursday At AMoA In Partnership With Starbucks Coffee Co.
• Jospeh Holston’s Color in Freedom – Journey along the Underground Railroad
• 12 x 12 Art Exhibition and Silent Auction
• Third Thursday Update for October 15, 2009
• Nights at the Museums
• Third Thursday In Partnership With Starbucks Coffee Co.
• Amarillo Museum of Art News - September 1, 2009
• Amarillo Museum of Art News - August 26, 2009
• A New Family Member for the Diaz Family
• Author David Hearne joins forces with Martha’s House of Amarillo to helps raise money for homeless
• Amarillo Museum of Art Exhibitions and Calendar - July 22, Update
• Amarillo Museum of Art Exhibitions and Calendar
• Amarillo Museum of Art News - June 30, 2009
• What’$ It Worth?
• Amoa Plus Hastings Buy Back
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Amarillo Museum of Art News - June 3, 2009
• Third Thursday in Partnership with Starbucks Coffee Co.
• Join Member AMoA
• Summer at the Museums
• Amarillo Museum of Art Presents the Amarillo Biennial 600: Glass
• Panhandle Artists’ Hanging
• AC/WT Student/Faculty Exhibition
• AMoA in April
• Nights At The Museums
• Robert Burns 250 Anniversary Year Dinner
• Achievements in Art 2009 Exhibition: Jim Jordan - A Collector's Vision
• AAYC
• Amarillo Tri State Fair And Expo
• Cowboy Roundup USA 2008
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008

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