Institutional theme brings 9/11 to Amarillo
Rare photographs of Ground Zero tour U.S., stop at AMoA By Linda Cortez The Amarillo Museum of Art is remembering the 10th anniversary of 9/11 […]
Month: November 2011
Academy prepares future officers
By Tanner Willis The Panhandle Regional Law Enforcement Academy was founded in 1968. The first graduating class had nine recruits. More than 40 years later, […]
Today’s music: Gnarly or nonsense, much of it short on skill, message
Opinion By Chris Major mavboy42@yahoo.com There are few things in life that I treasure as much as music. Everything from the precise beauty of classical […]
Getting back to reality
Opinion by Austin McWhorter amacrods@live.com In the new era of technology, everything is keeping us out of touch with what really is important. Everyone’s lives […]
Record-breaking first snow fall on Amarillo, AC
By Chris Major View Photo Slideshow A 100 year-old record was broken Oct. 27. As morning came, snow had fallen across the Texas Panhandle, bringing […]
Study: Students need more sleep
By Kaylin Kennedy According to improveyoursleep.com, about 70 million people in the nation have trouble sleeping. With work and school, about 60 percent of college […]
Community runs for education
Intramurals 5k run raises awareness for ‘No Excuses’ By Vanessa Garcia Students and employees of Amarillo College as well as members of the community participated […]
Third movie does not disappoint
By Nikki Larkan Paranormal Activity 3 hit theaters Oct. 21 with a midnight premiere. Although I did not go to the first showing, I was […]
‘A cool little place’
By Kathryn Strong I was told there was a place in town with pretty good tea. I was thinking sweet tea. Imagine my surprise when […]